The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-30

that the Germans are among our best i'm
migrants.
Cairo should have good representa-,
tion at Red Bud to-day. II IS not Otter
such an array of talent will be found ad
dressing a meeting as will occupy the
stand and attention Of the expectant thous
ands that will gather there Hon. j. G
Carlisle, Hon. VIM. Hartzel, Aug. Koener
Albright and Jusson. Either worth the
trip over the "narrow gauge" to listen to-
all together should be sufficient to let light
IN upon the dullest intellect.
is there Republican Or Democrat in
the city of Cairo or Alexander county who
believes for a moment that any mar, out
SIDE or insl4e Of politics, could fill the Of
fee Of circuit clerk in better manner or
more satisfactorily to the people Of the
whole county than it has been filled the
pas four years by Ham. Iryinl lie is the
Candidate for the people regardless of par
, IT, and should and will be reelected. The
question is only how large will the people
make his majority.
The mysterious disappearance of
team at the Commercial Point barbecue
several days ago created quite a sensation
through the county. The mystery is clear
ed up, and, like many other seemingly I'M
accountable things, proves to be very com.
mon-place. Some boys, were out day or
50 ago bunting a.bee-tree. They didn't find
the tree, but did find the team, fast among
the cypress trees in the woods where they
had Strayed, and in nearly starved condi-
ton. The buggy was badly broken.
Democratic ROSTERS will be in demand
next Wednesday. We expect to use several
in THE BULLETIN Office. One sturdy
old Shanghai has been reserved exclusively
to proclaim the glad tidings of $4,000 ma.
jority in New York; a red breasted game
cock will carry the news from Indiana's |
1000; the doubtful condition of Ohio will !
be told by black Spanish, clear strain;
pure white Leghorn' will sing peans over
Albright's victory, and the whole coop will
be turned loose on the general result.
The whole fighting aud managing
force of the Republican party in the United
States, and all the money at its command,
were thrown into Ohio, on the theory that
Republican defeat ia Ohio in October was
Republican defeat forever. And now the
life of the Republican party hangs on the
slender thread of II 900 plurality In a state
hat has delivered its electoral vote 10 every
candidate for the Presidency nominated by
the Republican party prior to this year.
Would it surprise any thinking man in
Cairo, in view of these facts, if this year
should prove to be the turning point in
Ohio politics.
Hon. VIM. Hartzell will address the
people of Cairo at the opera house to-mor-
ow evening. Both Republicans and Dem
Gratis would find themselves well enter
ained-we mean Republicans with intel
Mr.. Hartzel is a polished speak
r, who will discuss the political situation
calm, dispassionate manner telling
ruths, however unpleasant, to those differ
1g from him in opinion, in way so &C
eptable that it will be pleasure to listen.
n urging our citizens to turn out we are
ddressng only those who have never
card Mr. Hartzell speak the more fortu-
ate ones will need no invitation.
The superlative goodness Of some of
ne Blaine Republicans reminds us of that
"sancifed" chap of whom we lately
cad A young lady who was spending the
lmmer at the Loveland camp ground, in
er morning walk CHANGED to meet little
GLOW of four or five years, who addressed
er thus; "Are you goodl I'm awful
God my pas sanctifed, my mas sancti-
ed, I'm sanc.ifed, our folks all sanchfed,
m awful good, I'm good as Cod" "Oh,"
aid Miss c., shocked at his innocence,
you mustn't say that; nobody is as good
3 God.' "Well returned the little Phari-
BE refectively, I'm good as the devil any
'ay."
The Czarna OF Russia said recently
nat she had reason to be thankful to the
ihilsts for one thing-tbey had made her
've her husband dearly since his life was
0 constantly threatened. "Our home life
J so different now" she added. There is
omething sad about this picturesque wo-
nan loving this man whom the whole
World Notwithstanding comic, too,
'hen she has only learned to love him
ince he has been obliged to stay at home
Or fear Of being killed if he goes abroad.
he Czirna of all the Russians Is but vet
,Oman and the world will eymnotl ;,a With |