The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-05

are 50 various, infinite and powerful tina. We
greatly doubt the ability Of the people to
dislodge them Like the old man of the
sea upon Sinbad's back, they elm. around
the necks Of the people aud cannot be shak
en- of. The result can be briefly told. A
solid North confrOnts solid South. Sec
tlonaism with its ten THOUSAND resulting
evils has become the only living vital thing
in our national politics. The solid South
vii! put itself on the defensive. The
bitter feelings Of the war will be renewed
and intensified. The causes leading to
this effect were few and easily told. The
prevailing good times helped the repub-
licanS. The false and fictitious tariff issue
hurt the democrats But over and above
everything else, was the power and prestige
of the office holding class. To them is
Garfield indebted for salvation, and TO them
must he render proper tribute Of graft
tude Give unto Cesar the things that are
Caesars There - one feature Of the cleo
ton upon which democrats and republicans
alike may congratulate themselves and the
country. |, Is that the result is ~ pro-
nOunced as to remove all shadow OF doubt,
The country can now settle down to work
again
In another column o! The BULLETIN
will be found a notice signed by Newton
r. Casey, president, and John q. Hartman,
secretary requesting meeting OF the cor
porators and directors of the Cairo and
Mound City railroad company in this city,
on Friday next. Probably most Of our read
ers were unaware that such company had
an existence, and since their curiosity is
doubtless aroused we will attempt to en-
tighten them The company OBJ
tanned It's charter February 18th,
1865, aud ~ composed Of some OF our old
est and most substantial CITIZENS. Under
the charter the capital stock Of the CORPORA.
ton shall be two hundred thousand dollars
and when the sam Of nifty thousand dollars
of the stock has been subscribed, the COM
pany may be organized by the election Of
officers and directions. Sixty five thousand
five hundred dollars have already been sub.
scyibed, and the necessary officers have
been elected and the board Of directors have
been appointed. The capital stock is divided
into shares Of one hundred dollars each; is
deemed personal property; is transferable,
and in the elections of officers, etc, each
share ls entitled to one vote in person or by
proxy. BY ITS charter the corporation is
authorized 10 construct maintain and
operate single or double track railroad,
| with convenient side tracks, switches, tur-
rants, buildings and APPENDICES in the
counties of Pulaski aud Alexander, com.
mencing at some convenient point in OF
near Mound City, and running thence on
the most eligible route to Cairo, and in and
along Washington and Commercial avenues
10 Second street, with power to connect on
Second, on Twentieth and Thirty. fourth
streets; and said corporation may construct
maintain and operate their railroad on
such other streets OF this city as the city
council may designate. The corporation
cannot, under It's charter, commence the
construction Of their railroad until they ex
ecute and deliver bond to the city o.
Cairo in the penal sum of twenty five thous
and dollars, with the condition that til,
company will keep in good repair, with thu
like materials, and the same manne
as may be required of the owners Of pro
perty on the same street, eight feet II
width, where single track be- used, upoi
Washington avenue and Commercial ave
nue.. The object Of the corporation reall!
rs to construct and operate, at som,
future time, q street railway on those Of tn
streets above named on which 1t may b
most needed aud desirable. The road
when built, will be decidedly hrst.cla II
every particular and credit to tho cit
and we hope that tho corporation will dc
eide upon the construction Of the road q
once.
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WANTED Situation by man exper
fenced In the care Of horses and cows, an
| handy On do chores around A ho,Ist, ADD