The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-21

RATES OF FREIGHT.
TRURO" ON HAND.


Editor Cairo Bulletin
Your readers will excuse our long delay
IN giving you few thoughts, but as bust
ness has occupied most Of our timt,and an
other thing, we don't believe in too much
correspondence and we DO think there has
been too much from this point, unless there
had been more to gain than there is by
reading such Slurs as have sometimes went
from here. In this american country the
unhealthy demand for smartness and pun
gency has the newspaper upon
It's creative resources it cannot
DO without personal column,
and as the personal column, as rule, is
the boldest excuse for parading the itching
desire Of everybody to know what every
body else is doing in this department, all
ordinary rules, even those of the prlze ring.
are suspended, and to the Photographer is
allowed the privilege Of striking below the
belt, but to private correspondents such
privileges should not be accorded. Impu.
dence IS energy overlooking and out of It's
proper channel, Much may be expected.
and much is expected Of very impudent
nature properly directed, very little of an
lncurable dittident nature. Thus you must
be lmpudent to fortune TO win her favors;
fortune loves a bold lover. lie saves her
the trouble Of making advances herself and
bushes about them to boot. She tires of
bashiul lover. He is forever counting,
but never pops the question Alienated byhis
slow advances, she inclnes her ear to catch
the sound OF the martial step that captures
tortresses Of all sorts, hearts included, and
that Is come, she hopes, to whisk her away in
a trice from her now hesitating but ey.
pectant lovers more calculating and less
animated and animating embraces, but we
cannot see for the life Of US, that such i'm.
pudence as is sometimes used by some of
our correspondents is calculated to
bring about peace and harmony in any
community, we cannot see the cost for pop.
u!arity that grow out of them, but we can
zee the Jars and discord that have grown
out OF some very recently. And so of other
forces than this more than smartness thrown
away, this heroism misapplied, usually call.
ID lmpudence, i'll qualities are but the
'fshoot Of good qualities in the main and
he perfect force is the equation of all the
orces needed in given character and its
pursuits.
We hope your patience will run with US
Or We did not expect to write so much on
he subject as We have, but as our mind
happens to run in that particular channel
We may have already been to excess. We
nd intend to speak more of cooperation.
md will AT some future time, but we have
'.ready gone so far as to be called a grang-
= but We deny, but it by no means fol.
ows from all this that whatever is good, is |
popular, and whatever is popular, is good. |
false gods command the worship of false
men. Still it must not be forgotten that
he world is climbing to higher ideals and .
OTTER standards, and you will permit us to
ay that, at the Methodist church, in Eco
n last Sunday, the pulpit was occupied
y the Rev L. c. James.
on and from his Text of
'ai,h Hope and Charity" he delivered an
Sremcly eloquent discourse, and referred
, the discord in the church and the back.
things that was INDUCED in by Christians.
nd we hope that we, with the whole com.
unity, will be benefited by being pres.
ut.
We will not take up any more of your
1luayie space 10y giving any any further
ems,
ELco, May 18th.