The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-15

1 tn wdfhdrawal Of Edward Male,
from the race for alderman In tn,
| First ward clears the atmosphere Il
that ward very much. II relieved Th'
Bulletin OF u duty to its readers
which is could not have eyadet
lconseientiousiy and which 1t coult
moi have performed with pleas
IRE. For this reason the withdrawal
Ills source Of satisfaction On the
|other hand, the withdrawal h to be
|regratted because II denrives the Reo
pie OF the First ward OF an opportu-
nifty to record their feelings toward
Maley in a fair and square issue be-
tween him and Alderman Scullin, an
opportunity OF which they were pre-
Sparsd TO take full advantage.
Maiey's card Of withdrawal, pub
lshed in the other newspapers Of the
city Saturday. calls for some atten
ton. lii so far as II has a bearing
upon the election tomorrow, or upon
municipal politics or government The
settlement thar The Bulletin has i'm
peached his honesty and financial
naei not be gone into. The
Gid moi do this. unless Ii may
be Inferred from the statement that
the bond which Maley gave for tile
release of tie negro, Frank Corners,
accused OF assault 10 murder. was
worthless b cause Maley did nor own
] dollars worth OF realty in the city
VI county This statement was true
md II Ii well to have It In mind when
ieSt he offers 70 release some ofieu
Ter for political purpos 4.
But the closing statement IN Ma
eY's card of withdrawal Is Of moro
Importance to the people OF Cairo. He
ays; AS TO what may have. III emed
regular In my conduct AT previous \
leciions. | simply state that II was
,ith the consent and approval Of OF
eials high IN authority. 30 / must
aye been right then IA sEl,..;a although SAIL
1iefAIs 4have baeH Opposing hy can
Diary of late" a
Yrhat this statement has agen thS
opfarance III truth must be cans@
II extreme dlspleasure 70 all right
linking people The relationship
stweea AiaIFy and those prominent
soF close 70 the nrasanf city admin
tratinn has been manifest at differ
Il lines, not only In tfae seeming
,proyal of glaring erection frauds !
IDLY II rpetrnred by MaIey.. hut. III
sIaasI one instanee.ste .fale exteq Of II
fngiTfg them iihder strong snspic- !,
n OF having done that which no CHI.
n ieast OF all Il public servant IN
N caHacify. sh0aT dare TODD WITH
1 confident expectation Of rncreiless
rosnre and adequate punishment,
hfaley claims NOT without some
asoh from his noat OF view that !
cause his @ifregnla conduct"
d the approval Of hose in author
! therefore II mlrst have been right
. is mistaken. The approval, Tor
aming approval II YOU prefcr) Of :
lley's Irregular conduct" at cleo
ms and In other affairs, will stand
til always as big black bIotch
on his city ADMINISTRATION, and Z
3 dense blaekness Of that blotch is :"
ieved but slightly by the refusal OF Z
> administration and It's close =
ends 10 remain longer in Maley'ss =
service. n =
ce was denied him, but later II was
own that his body was greatly
laeiated, the pIumpness OF his face =
Ing due to starvation. =
A starving man checked himself to :,
ath by swallowing whole biscui; =
Itch bad been given to him by a ~
saal visitor. A woman with three
Iidren was found weeping on as
dge where h5r husband had fallen ~
AL froM starvation .
A husband. wife and their five ~
'lassn sEere discovered in a house 81
irving TO death, hrddlcd toeether. 81
'ihed in rags. The bark Of trees
d been their only food. The graft 9
lie of the poor people who are given %
ief is very touching. ~