The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-15

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taken up and long fcussion ensued on
point CT order that u bill must first be
considered in commitf OF the whole, be-
cause it provided forlc appointment of
saaried officers. Thtoint was overued
and an effort made blthe republicans to
press the bill to an imjedate passage. AT
ter considerable skiuishng the house
took recess till 11:3| today, when the
bill will be consideredlTther.
Chief Myers shot visclous dog in
the lower portion of pc city yesterday.
The vicious dog is a numerous creature
and he roameth the reets of the city
by dag aud haunteth tA bed room win
dow by night In the dg he snappeth at
the unsuspecting citizen hd in the night
he barketh and hewlett He is one of
the few creatures who vi not submit to
being seen in the ordlry way, as some
newspaper men will, buAe howleth with
equal vlgor under the window Of the
"poor taxpayer" and Improperly trustee;
nor does he, when aiming his fangs at q
passer-by, stop to thinl whether such
passer.by Elm favor Of II interests of the
City of Cairo, or those o the Amsterdam
millionaire paupers, or neither be be
liquor dealer OF a membd Of the Reform
club,o jeweler- he treatIh them all alike,
prince and peasant, milliotire and pauper
gentleman and rutlian, aR it is because
Of this sameness of his altitude toward all
except his owner who wtships him and
would guard him win life itself,
that he is hated bl all. One of
these mean, sneaking, cui, following the
example set by some men came upon
Mr.. E. A. Buder Yesterday, when that
gentleman was guilty of plrsleing his way
quietly and bit him mot strbusly, though,
so far as known. Mr.. Budtr should either
have the brute killed or.-p,th under bond
of two hundred dollars.
The wisest action yet talzh BY the tax
payers at the Tenth street all namely,
the voting down Of the resolution to APP
point committee of five 4 select csndi-
dates for aldermen from each Of the
| five wards, who shhld pledge
themselves TO carry out The views of
an assembly OF taxpayers, is commented
upon by Grandmother ArgIn the follow
ing strain "The action offhe taxpayers
meeting last night indicate that the ma
jority simply desire to get ID of their SUI
perAuous steam. The only eal practical
recommendation of the committee OF
twenty-five they voted dow. They may
resolve the city should do II and that, but
of course it will not be dbe unless they
secure council to carry out
their wishes. Mr.. Patier Understood this,
and hence his resolution, TIT the matter be
carried into the next city election. After
voting that down the taxpayers might as
well quit, unless they propose an organiza'
ton for the purpose of sending ar exploring
party into the courts, TO deover the
legal rights of the city."-It ! certainly |
too bad that the old lady always differs
from the majority Of the intelligent citi-
zens and her pet schemes are neer regard
ed with much favor by them, ad are al
ways defeated In this instMce she is
angered because the people refused to
make a complete remuneration d manhood
a necessary condition to become an alder
man. In his remarks upon tbs question
Monday night, Alderman Halliday called
upon any man present, who would become
candidate for aldermanppon such con-
dition, to rise up and say so and Of all
that throng, composed of 0airo's best
citizens, there was not one re-
spouse. This may b attributed to
the fact that those present were all possess.
ed of fair share of intelligence and man
hood, which lead them to foresee that they
had no right, wien elected by
the voters Of whole ward,
to take orders from any association or as.
sembly composed of only ga handful" of
the voters, and to instincively shrink
from any such humiliaing pledge.
While THE BULLETIN pities the
old lady in her sorrow and anger, it re-
cognizcs the fact that honesty, manhood,
intelligence, the public good and the ma
jority of the intelligent voIrs present at
Monday nights meeting, demanded the
defeat of that resolution and have decreed
that the old lady shall suffed as she does.
AS stated in yesterdays BULLETIN an
attempt was made on Monday afternoon to
obtain bail for young Jlck Lally, and re-
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