The Cairo Daily Bulletin

Gen. John A. Logan doesn't like the Bulletin. It has been hurting his party. He doesn't, however, propose to start a paper in Egypt that can repel the Bulletin's assaults. He knows that "truth is mighty and will prevail," though a hundred Radical papers interpose. He would crush the Bulletin in a way peculiarly Radical, viz.: Pass a law to suppress it, and to imprison the editors! Freemen remember, with a shudder, the time when freedom of speech and freedom of the press were denied to American citizens. But those dark days are gone, and the Logans who would revive them, live only to be despised and execrated.