The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-14

There are two counties iii New Yoll
where the results afford a curious study fo
politicians. They are Monroe and Onada
Ia the former Blane's vote exceeds that o
Garfield by about 1900, and in the latte
CIeveand's vote is about 1900 greater thar
HanCucks, Monroe is the home of the
Hon. VIM. Purcell, and Oneida Is the bom,
ofthe Hon. Roscoe Conklng.
what constitutes state2
Not nayies proud.
Nor starred aud spangled courts,
Where low-boIn baseness watts perfume 20
pride;
But men, hghmin1ed men
Men who their duties know,
But know their rights,
And knowing, dare maintain them"
Regarding GrauG English opera com
pany which occupies the opera house
boards Monday and Tuesday evenings, we
wish to say that two companies are on the
road under the Grsu management, French
and English, the former playing in St. Lou
is this week. This explanation is necessa.
ry to head off the croakers, who at once dis
cover that the "origina company is playing
at st. Louis"
The Egyptian Press says; "In Marion
the farce Of prohibition goes steadily on
The people who use.ljquor 60 to Cartcrvile
and get it. The people ought to be allow
ed to spend their money at home. The
rule Of spending your money al home APP
plies as well to the liquor traffic as to any
other department of trade Certainly.
Why not have home lottery also, instead
of sending your money to New Orleans.
Start one in Marion and keep your money
at home by oil means. There's money in
III
knowledge is power and wealth is
power, but more potent than either is the
truth. The natural ability aud learning of !
Mr.. Blaine, the vast wealth Of Jay Gould |
was more than matched by the artless Gee.
laratlon, "Tel the truth" This gave the
country an inside view. The people like
candor-plsin oldtsshloued honesty in
all things. When such principles and good |
hard sense are united they make strong
team and are bound to win. The old max.
m, "False in one, false in alln may be
changed TO Tricky in one, tricky in all"
without losing any Of its force.
Two honest, hard working Germans,
named Schneider and Baumgarten, settled
in Texas few years ago. Schneider sold
horse on six months credit.
and got neighbor to draw up note for
the money. Baumgarten signed the note
and then said to Schneider, wat must | do
NIT these motel" Schneider SAYS: "You
geebs der note, den you nose ven you must
bay me-" Baumgarten said, dot is goot.n
At the end of six months Baumgarten
brought the money and the note to Schne,
der and paid him the money and .aid:
Nov you takes de note, den you all dimes
nose de money ish paid"
The statement that chase after a wild |
sheep in the Rocky mountains is probably |
destined to have a lasting influence on the |
destinles Of England may seem strange,
but tits true. Chasing Rocky mountain
sheep some time since in Colorado, Hon.
Gilbert Leigh, liberal member of parlia-
ment for South Warwickshire, fell over
crag and was killed. At the election TO
fill the vagrancy, the Tories to their own
great surprise, elected their candidate by
handsome majority. They are so blinded
by prejudice thai they now assume this to
have been a rebuke to Ghdstone's liberal
policy, aed declare that they will reject in
the lords the franchise extension bill. which
passed thecommons Wednesday. With the
whole country clamoring for the abolition
of the house of lords, and with GDalstone's.
distinct threat that it will be done if the
issue is forced by the lords as against the
people, the result of the rejection of the
bill will almost certainly be the wiping out
of the last vestige of hereditary legislative
functions in England. Yet il this happens,
as it is probable that it will, which one of
all the histories will trace back the cause
Of the great revolution to the wild sheep in
Colorado'