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THIS PAPER 19 OX FILE WITH Mra AdvarUaUf ContracU csui h maAs -r nmocRATir rortiRrjisiojf al A convention ol the Democrat! of the Eighteenth Congressional district of Illi nois, is hereby called to meet In the court houe. at Cairo, on Tuesday, the 1st day of August, 1870, at 1 o'clock, p. in., for the purpose of nominating a candidate for con gress, and for th- transaction of Mich olker buinc-s as may properly be transacted by said convention. The le.Mo:rats of the several counties of the district are hereby requested to nppoint delegates to said convention on the follow ing baf is : One delegate lor each one hun dred rotes and the fraction of one hundred votes more than fifty, cast for lion. Wtu. Ilartzell, at the election held in November, 1874, as follows, to wit : Delegates Alexander J Jackson Id Johnson 7 Massac 7 Perry S 1'ope 5 rulaskl 6 Randolph 22 Union 16 Williamson 12 Cairo, July 6, 1878 K. Bruss, Chairman Congressional District Com mittee. DEMorntTir mfvitoriai, IKIt'T CO.-iTKXTlU.H. A delegate convention of the Democrats of the Fifteenth Senatorial district, for the nomination of a candidate for Senator and tw o candidates lor the house of the Gene ral Assembly, will be held in Masonic hall, Joneslwro, on the 3d day of August, ls70. Tli : Democrats of the seveial counties of the district, will appoint delegates on the basis of one delegate for every one hundred votes cast for Lion. Win. Ilartzell, in the said counties, at the election held in Xovcmber, 1871, and one delegate lor every fraction of 0110 huudrcd votes more than lirty, is follow : Alexander 9 delegates. Jackson 10 delegates. Union 10 delegates. Tho Democrats of the above-named coun ties are hereby requested to appoint dele gates to the convention in accordance xlth the terms of this call. JuNRriBono, July !, IsTfl. T. K Houto.N, Chairman Democratic Senatorial District Committee. THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM. Official Text as Reported by the Committee. Adopted at St. Louis, June 38, 1476. Wt. tha de1C4fa if ,Ka .lnmA.....ttn ' -. - - - va ugiuvii.ui; party of the I niied .Stales, in cation nl con vention ftliiPmhll-1 sin horutiv .nl.HA 1 . --a. -saw awvava UCLIliO IUV administration of the federal government " ui8cui sceu 01 numeuiaie reiorm; j - V - - iuv .iuiuijjccb ill U119 convention, and ol the democratic party in oa.'h Wt.itA m ...!.... ...... . tlon to this end. ami H l.r..l..r . . our fellow-citizens of every former poiitical uiurevuvu ig uuut'lUhC nlin U lull Ufht ana ujosi pressiug patriotic duty. THK CNION, THE CONSTITUTION, Mil l BLI- lJ HLr-tjU tK.N.MKM. For tho ilHiiini.riii.v nf iIia il-1w.1 . " ..uvir. luillllll, we do hereiiy reamrm our laith in the per- lurariH. ui iuDirucill UUIUii; Olirui'VOtlOn to the constitution of the tinted States, with its ameuimeuU universally accepted as the tinal settlement of the controversies that t niendeicd civil war, and do here re cord our ateadian cotitidence in the ierpe tulty of republican aell-noveinment. THK FIRST CENTl'RV. In absolute aoiiitescenee In the will or the majority the vital principle ol repub lics; in the supremacy of the civil over the auuiuni, in uc 1011 separation church and state, lor the sake alike ol cl and reliLr-imitt freed, m iti tl. of vil ol all citizens before jut lawsol their own e actmctit: In Ilia filu-rlv nf in.iu-i.i....i ... n- . -- j v. iuwi 1 luuai t.l'u- in- uuci, uutcxeu pj sumpiuary laws; in the lalthlul education of the rising generation that they may preserve, enjoy and transmit tliesn hest eotiitirion tt luimtn kun..j..- - 1 1 ........ VB u.mii.u uniiiifM and hope we behold the noblest products of a hundred years ol changelul history; but while upholding the bond ot our union and , ,UrW Kreav ngou, 1: be- eternal vl.-tlance which Is the price of KIFOHM COKIttrilON CI.MRALIs.M. ltftrm ii necessary to build and establish in the hearts ot the whole people the union, eleven years ago happily rescued from the danger of secession of cute but now to be saved from corrupt centralism, which, after indicting upon ten butes the rapacity of carpet-bag tyrannies, has bonev-eouibed the oraees ol the lederal Kovernuent itscli with incapacity, waste and fraud; Infected states and municipalities with the conta gion of misrule, and locked last the pros perity of an industrious people In the Pa ralysis of bard times. REFORM OK THK CCRREXCY tifKCIB payments. ffrwrmtsncceKsaiy to establish a sound currency, restore the public credit and muiutaiu the national honor. We denouuee the failure for all these eleven years to make good the promise or the legal tender notes, which are chauglug ttaudard of value in the bauds ot the people, ami the iou payment of which is a dl.rsgard ol the PuVbud faith ol the nation. 6 We denounce the uunrovidenet which In eleven years of peace Las taken from the people, Ib federal taxes, thirteen times the whole amount of the legal tender notes and souaudered foui times this turn io use.! less expensn, w ithout accumulating any re serve lor their redemption. We denounce the financial imbecility and immorality of that party whU h, during eleven year of Seace, ass made no advance toward re emotion; no preparation for resumption, but, instead, Las obstructed resumption by wasting our resources mod exhausting til our surplus iuooiue, and while annually professing to intend a speedy return to specie payment, Las aunuauy enacted fresh hindrances thereto as such a hindrance we denounce the rt sumption clause .of the act of IHT.'i, and we demand its repeal. We demand a iuulcious system 01' pre paration, by public economics, t v otlielal retrenchment, and by the nnance'4, which shall enable the nation soon to assure the whole world of its peilect ability and its Pcrlect readiness to meet any ol its prom ises at the call of the creditor entitled to payment. We believe such a system, well dcvicd, and, above all. entrusted It competent hand Tor its execution, t reat ng at no time an artificial scarcity ol currency, and at no time alarming the public mind into a with, drawal of that vast machinery tl credit by which lift per cent, ol all our buiness trans actions are performed; a system open to the public am) inspiring general confidence, would, from the day of its adopt oti, bring healing on Its wings to all our hsrrassed In dustries, set in mutiou the wheels of com merce, manufactures and the meohaniral arts, restore employment to labor, nnd re new in all In national sources the prosper ity ol the people. REFORM OF TIIE TARIFF FRKE TltAKF. Rtfonn is necessary in the sum and mode of feder.d taxation, to the end that capital may be set tree Imm distrust and lab-r lightly burdened. We denounce the pres ent I arid' levied upon nearly lour thousand articles as a m.vt r piece of injustice, in equality and false pretense. It iclds a dwindling, not a yearly rising revenue. It has impoverished many industries 10 sub sidize a few; it prohibits Imports that miht purchase the products of American I ibois; it has degraded American eommcrco irmu the first to an interior rank upon the high seas; it lias cut down the sale of American manufactures at home an I abroad, and de pleted the returns of American agriculture, an industry followed by hall our people. It costs the people five times more than it pro duces to the treasury; obstructs the process of production, and wastes the tniits ot la bor: it promotes fraud, footers smuggling, enriches dishonest officials and bankrupt honest merchants. We demand tint all custom house taxatiou shall be onlv lor revenue. REFORM ECONOMY IN ITBI.IC EXI'ENsK. Jttf'trm is necessary in the scale ot public expense federal. Mate and municipal. Our federal taxation bus swollen from sixty millions gold, tn 1NA, to lour hundred and filty millions currency, in ls70. utiragL'rc gsto taxation, from one hundred and iiity lour millions gold in ls-J, to srven hundred and thirty millions currency ia lsTrtjor, in one decade, Irom less thau flve dollars per head to more than eighteen dollars per head. Since the peace the people have paid to tbeir tax-gatherers more than thrice the sum ot the national debt, and more than twice that sum for the lederal government alone. We demand a vigorous Irugalitv in every department, and from every oilicrr ol the government. REFORM PCIILIC LANDS TO ACIL'AL SET TLERS. lit form is necessary to put a stop to the profligate waste of the pu'.iic lands and their diversion from actual settlers bv the party In power, which has squandered 200,0'JO, 000 acres upon railroads alone, and en amount or more than thrice that ui: re gale, has disposed of less than a sixth di rectly to the tillers of the soil. REFORM AlOPTED CITIZENS, KKJK TKt) MONGOLS. Ktform ii necessary to correct the emmis Blon of a republican congress and lbs errors of our treaties ami our diplomacy, which have stripped our lelloiv-iilizens ot foreign birth and kindred race, -recrossing the At lantic, ol the shield of American cit zm sliip, and have expo-ed our brethcro ol the Pacific coat to the incursions of o race not sprung irom the same great parent stock, anu, in raci, now ny law denied citizenship through naturalization, as being neither ac customed t) the traditions of a progressive civilization, nor exercised in liberty under equal laws. We denounce the policy which thus discards the liberty-loving (ierman and tolerates the revival of the coolie trade, in Mongolian women, imported for immoral purposes, and Mongolian men held to per form servile labor contracts. THE FALSE SECTARIAN ISSCE THE FALSE 8KCT10.VAL l.SSL'K. Utfonn is necessary, and can never be t-f-feeted only by making it the controlling Issue ol the elections, and lilting it above the two false issues with which the oilice holding class and the party in power seek to smother it, Kirst- the falsa issue with which they would enkindU sectarian strife in respect to the public schools, of which the establish ment Hnd support belongs exclusively tn the several States, and which the demo cratic party has cherished irom their foun dation, and is resolved to maintain, without any partiality or preference for anv class, sect or creed, and without contributing Irom the treasury to any. Second The lalse issue by which thev seek to light anew the dyitig embers o'f sectional hate between kindred people once unnaturally estranged, but now reunited on one indivisible republic and a common destiny. REFORM 1 HE CIVIL SERVICE. Rtform is necessary in the civil service; experience proves that efficient, economic al conduct of the governmen'ul business is not possible if its civil service be subject to change at every clevtion, be a prize fought lor at the ballot box, be a brief reward of party zeal, Instead of posts of honor, as signed for proved competency and held tor fidelity in the public employ; that the dis pensing of patronage should neither be a tax upon the time of all our public men, nor the instrument of their ambition; here, again, jirofesdons fabilied in the preform aoce, h test that the party in power can work out no practical or satisfactory reform. ' REFORM CORKU-l IOX OF HIGH l l ltj.ic OFFICERS;. Tir)mi is necessary even more in the higher grades of tho public service. The president, vice president, judges, senators representatives and cabinet oilietrs and nil others in authority are the people's serv ants; their offices arc not a private perqui site -they are a public trut. When the annals ot this republic show the disgrace and censure of a vice presi dent; a late speaker ol the house ol repre sentatives marketing his rulings as a presid ing officer; three senators proliting secretly bv their voto as law-makers; five chairmen of the leading committees of the late house ol representatives exposed in jobbery a late secretary ol the treasury iprgln" bal ances in public accounts; a bite attorney general misappropriating public funds; 'a secretary of the navy enriched or enrlchiii" friends by percentages levied off the profit" ol contractors with his department; an embassador lo England censured in a dis honorable speculation; the president's private secretary barely escaping convic tion upon trial lor (,'iiilty complicity in frauds upon the revenue; a secretary of war impeached for high crimes and niisde. iiieanors, the demonstration is complete that the first step in reform must be the people's choice of honest men Irom another party, lest the disease of one political or ganuation infect tho bodv politic; and lest by making no change of in en or parties we can get 110 cbauge of measures and no real reform. REFORM REFORM REFORM. All these abuses, wrongs and crimes, the product of sixteen years ol the ascendancy of the republican party, create a necessity for reform, confessed by republicans tbem elves, but tbeir reformers are voted down lo convention aud displaced from tho cabinet; the party's mass or honet voters 1P0 ur1." !? re"Ut tue 'bty thousand officeholders, its leader and guides. titurm can ouly be bad by peaceful, elvio revolution. Ve demand a change oi administration, a change of party, that we may have a change of measures and ol men COAllfor91.00. d.'.ur1 ,"r"" u o 1 not rorget 'irii.i7. far O'er the Wave! . " L.vL.i High Lile-WalU....JTT.... k?? ulU Down Where tu. Violets Grow hea Old Jrckson had hi. liTy " Wr ' he Grand old KarmTJl" t?',n 1 h. U,Ue Quickstep ..niSufs l ucre's aleiurr io the Csind-eTTr;. lo rou Heally TUiok b Iidy Co01 AtllllSaasaat .luU U I lu . . . iJi.rJ """J- "itehcoek, iuh aabers.otw ihlrd Aveuue K. V. --d'-iu. 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If you have Ruling to be done, shortest notice. The Bindery is in charge of Mr. AMBROSE W. PYA TT. a first-rate workman, whose devotion to hit business and the promptness with which he tiimt out tlte Lent of work, entitle him tn all tl patronage that Cairo has in the line of B"ok Binding and Ruling.- THE PICTURE FRAMING DEPARTMENT: Having Purchased the Complete Stock of Mouldings and the Picture Framing apparatus of the late firm of Rockwell J- Co., we are now prepared to frame all kinds of Pictures, Manufacture Window Moulding nnd Cornicet, "nd do all kinds of work in this line. If you have Chromes, bring them to u Jor mounting and framing. If you have Picturtt of any kind bring them to us, and at a trifling ex. pense , e v-ill make them ornament for your rooms and dwellings. itOrdcn addressed to E. A. Bl'RNETT, wilt he promptly attended to. Patronize Home Enterprise ; Give tho Old Man and tho Young Man a Chance ! Establishment Manufactory, the cifi'$ of th? 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The Liniment has saved my leg. 1 want to distribute it; Ac." The sale of this Liuiment is increasing rap Idly, The Yellow Centaur Idtiiment is for the tough akin, flesh and muscles of IIOK, MI LKS AMU ANIMALS. We have never let seen a eae of Snuvin. Sweeny, Uinit-ltoiie. Wind-Gall, Scratches, or ou-r. u, nnicn 1111 i.ininieni woui'l not seedilv benefit, and we never saw but a few cases which it would not cure . ItWiu Cms wnen anytniDK can- it Is lolly to siienl lJ r .r a tamer, when one dullar s worth of ( entan Liniment willdo better. The following its sam rle of the testimony produced : W. P. Hopkins, Postmaster, Piqus, , says --teniaur i.inunent ran I ot peat. II cum every time. ' YklvkrtO!. O.. Mnrch 2. 174 "The Centaur Liniments are the liest svllins: raeiicines we nave ever Dad. I lie demand very great for it, and we cannot aOord to be WHIIOUI t. "P. If. HISF.i ASON." JrtreasoN. ilo.. Nov. lo. 17.1. 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