The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-27
TAKING HEART.
Republicans .loisst Louis Enjoying
Jubilee.
The Party Ae-anissd ana Conadsus.
with the Kicksrs end Bore
Heads @ shs Rear.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. &.-That tn ere has bccu
. mas hand at the helm Of affairs IN the
Republican ranks In this city Is clearly
shown BY the outcome Of the long and
acrimonious fActional dyht which has tus st
been happily concluded by q settlement Of
all differences and closer cementing Of all
the elements than has been witnessed for
many years.
Those who were impatient Of de-
lay In the adoption Of the
basis of agreement, are now satisfied that
TO ''make haste slowly" In this matter was
good policy, since the prolonged and un.
firing efforts to induce the handful OF dis.
appointed office seekers to come into the
movement, and the more than generous
concessions aud overtures made TO and re.
jected by them, have clearly shown up the
snimus Of their opposition In It's supreme
seldshuess, and resulted In their entire iso.
its best interests.
At best the tenability Of the ground
upon which they stood has
Always been questioned by those who
honestly went into the movement for the
correction Of evils real or Imaginary; and
the regularity Of The old COMMITTEES has
never been doubted. But since the self.
constituted leaders Of the alleged effort to
relieve the party Of bossisn, have shown
that their real object was not to get rid OF,
but TO change bosses, Ito substitute brass
for brains, blusler for business, aud chi.
canery and political clap trap for honest
efforts 10 advance the interests Of the par.
ty, the remnant OF the movement, too will
fully blind to see the rocks ahead and too
headstrong TO heed them, are left alone In
the sinking boat, while their late companions
having rejoined the old guard which never
deserts the ship. are rejoicing that the days
Of dissensiou and disaster are over.
Notwithstanding the misrepresentation
Of some and entire suppression Of Other
facts, BY the Globe Democrat and Ito
seventeen followers, the people have been
made aware that negotiations, looking to
settlement Of VII differences within the
ranks Of the party have been progressing
for some time between the committee Of
Twenty .eight appointed for that purpose BY
the Silk Stocking city convention and the
old city committee regularly chosen BY the
whole party under the laws Of the State
and pursuant to On order Of former rsgu.
larry called city convention.
These negotiations have been delayed 10
give oil 40 opportunity to fully understand
the situation that the finally recalcitraut
might b left without excuse or ground TO
stand upon, but were finally concluded BY
the action Of the Silk Stocking Committee
Of Twenty EIGHT, 1t their meeting yester.
day, by the unanimous adoption Of the
basis OF settlement heretofore accepted by
their own and the Fillsy sub.oommittSss,
sad by the lstter city committee without
dissenting voice, and Of % exhaustive 70.
port, the reading Of which occupied
an hour and tbree.qusrters, giving q
full, fair and comprehensive history Of tho
factlonal strife and placing the responsible.
" where IL belongs.
The meeting Of the committee ives very
full one--twenty. five members being pres.
emit, all of whom voted for and signed the
report, amid the greatest enthusiasm. A
resolution was also adopted TO send copy
Of the report aud action TO the Republicans
National and TO the State, district and city
committees. ," 'ie Vs. S-1e-~
The committee adjourned with cheers
and high glee that now there was no furth.
or cause for division In the Republi-
eau party and through joint action
there was reason to believe that the city
ticket aud several Congressional districts
could be carried next fall.