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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
pEPAErUEE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. OCT. ~;

WEDNESDAY. OCT. ~.
roy yurope via oueense end IaverrOo by inc
Aoyssinis mails close at ssppieme',,Sy Tanard
closed az p m Steamship s"i' " y ''
Mails for Aspiws Hayt cartagena &c. by the steamship
Alps close at the Post Office about this date
---'" THURSDAY. OCr % -. A..
Far Furops via Plymouth CherbOurg ana Hamburg py
steamsnip 'Frfsia mails close at 1l3O m supPio'
%s1S Ssy sisr AZ foot sS'o Of Thrds Hobossn
For Havana and the West indies by ,ne
city OF Vera Cruz mails close az p m on
Mail "a closed at D. Steamship sails al y w. o
Tr The Ssthdranf.s direct ny the steamship p caand
mails close AZ 100 Steamship sails al l5o p Ill., iion
T Direct by the steamship switzerland mails
1880 a. Steamship sails al - D. m HUN i' ~ =
NO''" "''' FRIDAY OCT 30
1""F SATURDAY. OcT. 80.
For England ireland, and Wales via oueens,oWn sn r
No Supplementary Mail. Steamship sails al n Ill., H' i'
No. 81, North River -. ,,,o .,o.rnsh,r
Rbein mails close at 1880 A supplementary NAL Is
closed 80 steamship calls at D. n iron' e' 0'
OF Third-st. H0bcken. . a., ,,,..,. ,.,,s c,oso
Of 40 m A Supplementary Mall II closed ~ 1880 D. m
Steamship sails ~ y. from Pier NO ~ 'or'M ar p
For France direct via Hnyre Dy steamship NmS uo
malls close at a m No Supplementary MAIL o'eA"'P
For Aspinwan Panama. the Central American anu Sou,n
Pacific porte by steamship city OF New York as eose az
~ A supplementary Mail is closed at II H. steamsnp
Mails Key West sent every saturday CLOSING ~ ~
PostOffce at p. IN. . o- q,
All Mails close at IL O'Clock The Postohce Is open
from y a. m. TO ii a. M
Mails for Newfoundland at the New York PoStoihce
&aifc Halifax, n g. is closed at the New York Post
ONCE every day at m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
A TARDY STEAMSHIP LINE.

A statement complaining that the steamers
OF Wilson'S line. from Hull and southampton England
20 NewYor do not start punctually their trips and
that the delay great Inconvenience and to
passengers has been prepared and signed by Carsten
Wendt r. NJ. Clark, ChaTlcs Bartlett j. r. Redman Alex
ander Jardine. Marie Redman W. Bass, Ralph b. Ken
yun, ana Barni ANDERSON. who the steamer
Colombo. They state that the Colombo was advertised
TO sail from Hull Saturday Sept 25 but did not leave
until days later thereby causing serious incon-
venience passengers, some Of whom had come from
the continent. others from different parts OF England
At Southampton vessel took In passengers had
been likewise detained from seven to nine days These
circumstances rendered still more agguiyaing be-
cause dnring the deti nton the hrssis WILSON would
mike no prov son for the delayed passengsrs not
40 much bearing the necessary additional expenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
TIE COURTS.
THE OCEAN BANK ROBBERY.
SUIT OF e. NJ. ARCHER AGAINST rHE BANK-EFroRr


SUIT OF g. NJ. ARCHER AGAINST TIKI BANK-EFFoRrs
TO PIND AN IMPORTANT WITNESS.
The trial of the suit Of Samuel nj. Archer against
the Ocean National Bank resumed yesterday III tho
United States Circuit Court before Judge Wallace MI
Archer the plaintiff was recalled OH the direct" He
testified that when the bonds sent to the bank his
firm was not indebted that bank, ard that aerward
the firm oyerdrew its account and paid interest on tho
overdTafts. ". X Kitchen. President of the PARK
National Bank ed that of the leading banks In
this city employ night watchmen and have done 80 for
long time.
Mr. Archer was recalled for cross-examinaton, but
no thing new was elected The books OF the bank were
then put in evidence to show that in 1867 Mr. Archer
frequently oyerdrew his account and that in 1859 the
bank was indebted TO Mr. Archer. Mr.. stevens OF
counsel for the plaintiff stated that an htlhch-
ment had been issued for Rutger Teal. Dut
that the Marshal had not been able 10
ind him. though he WAS in Court last FRI
Tor The plaintiff until further time had bean gwen TO ihd
Teal Judge Wallace said that he Thought ne shoud re-
qurc the closed, he did not tnk thec Was
much prospect OF discovering Teal Mr.. Bangs Siated
tint the plaintiffs should not be cose untll rear
had been produced. " Dir. Norris" said Mr.. Bangs
charged in his opening remarks. that Teal would show
that Columbus stevenson the cashier OF tie oceau
National Bdnk when IL robbed, organized the TOD
berry, and with The burglars when they broke INTO
fhc bank Mr. Stevenson j. anxious to meet the men
WIN will undertake do Such thing, ana fhinA nc ~
entitled 10 be confronted with them. 49,
Judge Wallace said that he would give counsel un
to-day to find Teal The Court was then ADJOURNED
Teal who serving out term il stale Prison Tor Oh
doaed by Gov Illen, that, is said, he might he
witness III tbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27

the Alumni was held in the Memorial Chapel large
number Of graduates present, and the exercises
were prolonged uut u late hour. - NJ
DR. Poss the new Presidents IL years OF age, ana
WAS graduated An the class Of 1854 For two years after
his graduation engaged In teaching at Armenia
" Y. Since then nc has been preaching In dihereh'
churches In New-lork and Brooklyn. His ability mas
won him recognition than once. He was prom-
nently named few years ago for Bishop in the Meth
odsi Church and also elected to the Presidency Oh
Drew Theological Seminary, which however he declined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
NETWORK, NEW-HAvEN AND HART

Eh -IOhh, NFIh -llht EN AMI HAM
~ FORD Il. R.-NEW-YORK AND HEW.HAvEN DI.
VISION.-Sunmer Arrangement commencing June % 1875
Passenger station In New York, Grand Central Depot
trance Forty second ST.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK.
Trains for Newavcn leave at 7l0 (Aconl sos Exl 005
(Accn), 10 a. IN. (Ex) ~ m. tAec'n Exb 20 (Accn,
q.x.l a40 and 5.lo u9ca EKt txl and 10 (kxl p m
For South horwalk, 7;lO. 800, 900 IN, IL m. (kXh
30. 3d6 40, PIP 30 6S5. p 10 p M For stamford
44O, i:i5, jl5 $40, 635, 100 3 10, aud ll:5j m
Boston Express Springfield AT % and 10 a. ana
p NJ; VIA shore Line at and 10 p IA. tho 500 a. NJ
$40 and and 10 p M, stopping q, SIahoi, No,M"is
Bridgeport. Tho 500 and p connect With trains
Shore Line Division Providence. The SO5 and
Up with Shore Line Division icr Norwich and tho
CONNECTICUT Valley al say bTook, and tho New Haven and
Northampton X II at New Haven and the sos M and p
Newport: as 40 and IL noon trains connect
with Soanee lieut. River r. r. at sPrinsneld aud p NJ.
Montreal. The SOJ m. and connect with
Naugauck X n and Horssaonc T. r. at bridgeport The
a W., J.l5 and 40 With Danbury and NOrwalk
South Norwak, and tfe SO5 a. l. and tfO and D. 20
D. III. with New Canaan X. IL. AT stamford.
Boston Nail Trains D. m, Springfield, 1T
r. m. Providence.
Draw Day Express and Sleeping Cars
Night Express Trains
Grand Central Depot or at Offices OF n transfer Co.. IA
BTOadway York, and No CouItsL brooklyn, who Will
also check baggage FROM residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
THE KERRIGAN CONTEMPT CASE.

The case of Col. Kerrigan, who was lately
arrested appearing before the Police Commission
ers to give testimony in the HcCulagh trial. was re-
sllmed yesterday before the referee, Hamilton Cole Col
Gibbons Col herrgan's counsel applied 20 the referee
TO issue sumnOnses against the Police Commissioners
aud also the attendance Of TburlOw Weed, Jonn o.
schumacher Thomas AlVOrd and others, who are to he
examined the loss their watches and the return
nj the urOpeIty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-Ensign Charles j. Badger
has been ordered Washington NavyYari Ensign 1hos
How ordered duty 1T the Naval Academy
T. been ordered 10 the fhiladelnhis
Nayytar, iAcn. W. w. kimDa has becU detached from
0uty experimental battery ANNAPOLIS Md and
Oidcr0d " the aIert. - - -
AsyIswALL U. g C., oct. 2GThe United states steamer
flagship Of the Nor Atlantic station, sailed NOM
h te yesterday tot Key West aIi Norfolk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
p1qSENG Fps fRRIYED.

FROM ASPISWAL1-Tn steamship deaPu'c2 os 49,, no,
Mr.. TarIox Miss Jennie Schenck g y. Cole, VIM M1,
T. Verasse 4. G. Br titan Miss C. H. Hsr.is2n inns :" 10
yarls T. n. Dole Mrs. F. MOrcy, a. H. i.ett w ~ ~.
NJ r. Towne Jack ThoIington, william booth SiiS "oi AL
children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
SLIT roR s1on.nno DAMAGES.

John Graham of College Point l.. L., sued
Frederick Sohnsardt and another bankers i'll Broadst.
to recover the of 100000 damages, and the
has Just been tried AT the Queens County trcuit Court
before Judge Pratt In 1861 r. W. LeaTitt & Co. Dor
rowed of the defendants $4,000 giving their note and.
security deposited 100 bonds OF Sl0CO each, OF the
Chill and Peru joint bonds. When the note became due
the plaintiff, Graham claims that the defendants agreed
extend tho loan for year. and informed that Ia,
wal the principal in the matter aud for which he TO
pay and did pay 10 Leavt Co. 5000. This latter
Iangemen the defendants deny, and say That hey
received agreed receive. the OF 5000 for the
extension Of the loan When Leavit & Co.'s note
tured, notice was given them, and the bonds
were sold at the Brokers' Exchange for $1,000,
and subsequently resOld for $4,000 After tins in STf
bonds paid in fu, but The defendants Iut
tue holders them, did they receive anything
than the $4,000. being sufficient to pay them iOr
their loan and interest Trey claimed that having dealt
with Lcayitt & Co as principal they were right IN not
recognizing other person in the Transaction Ire
Jury undrr the charge Of the Court, returned verdict
Tor the defendants. EX.Juoge Fullerton and T.. ~.
Downing appeared for me palntlf; John T.. ParbCns
and John j. Armstrong for the defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
f,pINfINAI. NOTES.

Tn the Court of General Sessions yesterday, judge
selsnd presiding EIGHT criminals were convtu au sei
ced In Imprisonment for terms OF from SIX months 70 h'o
years. -,
At the Washington Place Police Court Yesterday
~ 10 ,oady-av (,corre Anderson held for keeping
gambling house q No. l,254 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27

MINIATURE ALMANAC. "a.
ann rises -, SOB sun ses...... 5O' MOON isfs." 81
HI,iI WATER fHis Dbf-P VI -. o. an
SANDY Hook 6o6 Cows sland 200 Hell @. Ferry Si5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27

OPPOSITION MERCHANTS, LINE for
" ALBANY and TROY landing At Cs,skll steamer D.
WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS, D. IA. tala 23 cents
deck 81 csbin with BERTH Freight at reduced ra,e,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
EXEMPTION OF SCHOOL PROPERTY FROM TAXES.

The application of the Female Academy OF
the Sacred Heart to be exempted from taxation Js
whole property, before lie General Term Of the
Supreme Court Yesterday IN Il form. Tic Academy
OWNS 30 acres OF land above nenundIed-andtventy
hxlh-st not divided by existing street On 1t the
u,hdiugs Of their school erected. The
marked sey of this property exempt but
stssed the other 10 acres taxable at valuation
of S26l,5O0 The Academy appeals 10y ccrtiorari
from this decision claiming llt under the law exempt
ing incorporated academies etc. and the lois which
thew are situated. the whole property must De CX-
cmptcd ~ reply II Is claimed ibat there must be some
limit the amount OF property exempted thus from taxa
iion and Shat limit depend value not extent,
and question Of what * the proper and necessary
amount for tie acadmys use tue assessors are ne Oniy
iud Deylin, Miller q IIul appeared iOT the IediOr5
William Barnes for he city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
MFW.YnRK CENTRAL. AND HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-After sept 20, 1876. through
trains VIII leave Grand Central DEPOT:
500 a IN. Chicago and Northern Express with drawing
through to Rochester; also ~ All am Via Ma1
chester. VI.
1850 a. H. Special Chicago Express with drawing
and Buffalo and Niagara Falls arriving at Nj
agara Falls at L. o =. IN.
II 90 a. m. Northern and Western Express
400 d. H. Express with sleeping cars from New
York TO St Adams arriving Montreal at $50 n.
p Express Daily. with sleeping cars for Watertown
and Canandaigua 80
D. H. Pacific Express Daily, with sleepngoars for Roch
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls also for Chicago via both
=. and NJ &. Railroads.
with sleepin for Albany and Troy
wy w. 4. III. KENDRICK,
General Passenger \ gent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

J. ARRANGEMEET OF PA"slhGkR TRAINS, Aug. s
f975-Laye rpots foot % COran " and Desbrsc.st AT
a. IN. for TastoD, b thleea Allentown, Maneh Chunk,
rIakieOn Beaver Meadow Mahau0y CITY, Shenand1Al Mt
Carmel WiKcsbaTr PittstOn. Enira &C. connecting WITH
Ithaca Auburn, Rochester, BuIiO, NlagsIs fi
g. "A the West. - -. 49,,
D. M for ElstOn Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
aIleon Shenandoah, Mkesbaric. ltsiOn,
runkhannock, making close connections for Reading
pOt,sS He, and II HARRISBURG.
an m. for Easton BE .hlehem, Allentown, and MaOch
Chunk, stopping at al stations - ,,, .
coo p NJ Night Express daily, for Ilson Bethlehem Al
lcntDN Nanci Chunk, Wkeslarre Ptt~ton, Eiulra &cp
connecting W IN trains Ithaca Auburn Rochester buhalo.
Nil.ara Falls aud the West. Pullman, 81 cpnc coaches
otiached ROB"r II. SAIitE Supt. AMI Ebgr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
LAKRE,iOER. j.

10. Fitzpatrick agt. Boylan. II Bull agt Bull
u. Az. Malty. II Sahin agt BUM
GENERAL SYsSIONsSt AND John Collins, John j.
Jefferson Ellen can, and Mary Ball. eonous assault an
battery; Willard burglary Henry Haas Wiley Has
kns Herman IeBisOu Ludwlg L. TTIer. Joseph Mcclellan
and Frank smith, grand larceny Henry wilson forgery;
Frederick receiving stolen goods Thomas Deyine, Tbos
Mnran hartley Devue petit larceny; Richard Hoeen,
disor.leriy house Martha Darlington larceny
AND TkRnISER-BARRErr. john DOan, homicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH RAILROAD

~ EW-lORk ana LUNG BfsANCf ItAll1ROAD
~ CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-J ERSEl. -.
ALI. RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEW.YChK LONG
BRANCH. AND ~FA 'tR
Passenger station loot of Lfberty-st.. ~ II.
Commencing ,onday, Oc ., 1875.
FIVE TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY except Sunday.
passing through Woodbridge, Perth AmDOy south AmbOy
Aaiavan Mid ietOyn aud Red Bank.
leave New. YORK for Long at GAO 9l5 l.
AS, 80 y. m. -
leave Network for ocean Grove at 9:l6 a. m. IL m
4'5 u IN.
Leave York Dirt ai OIL IL 40
RETURNING.
tiirt at 1:iu IN 500 y. m
Leave ocean Grove at 10 a. nj l. 1 y. M
Leave Long Brancn AZ 90 81 a. D 20 f:3l r. m
Leave south AmbOv at Z: Z. O3 a. M U. :, 62p m
Stages to ami from ORr connect at MATAWAN STA
TlON with all trains
SuD't and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads
ERTE RAILWAY
II SIiMMER ARRANG EMENT OF Trains. effect August

ERIE RAILWAY.
RI SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF Trains. IN effect August
% Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express niawng room
Coaches Buffalo and sleeping Coaches 10 destination
1913 ~ m.-Exprcs3 Mail for BdlliO ana Niagara rails.
Sleeping Coach 10 Suspension bridge
y. m-(DailyJ Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches thrOugtO Rochester Buffalo, Niagara tas tnc
natl, DctrO Z. and Chicago without change -, :,
Gas 'i $50 iSl5 i:5o a. M s5 Dis aud SIS M ANA II
go D. m Iutherfrd and Passao G.45 1870 10 M
II on i4J 3, 3:i5 $3.50, 51j, g. 600 o:l5 1880 p m;
IL minght Paterson 5:iS tj 1880 9: o. To- 1915, 1889
H. II Doon 45. 3 ST. 3ij 430, .. 5l66 ol3, $50 Z,
81 lOn J.. ~, and IL midnight og.day3 - 2
6 90 g. y 75 5iP To- ~ i6i5 2 m m si5 p @ = hid
night Sundt.s 81 500, and 10 q M 80 p M AM -
ndnsht Cornwall, 75o a M, 80 10 p M sn'ia, =
$50 a. n NeSPars2 NO o. 49, 49, 80 p M
Kingston, q. M, $50 p m. Suni1tS o;@Oa M Goshen
$40 10 A. NJ D. m. Middetown. 1880 g. 1915 ~, 3A5
and $50 D. trains With New YORK and OsWegJ
MIDLAND Ba lroad NJ Man Il Port Jeryis 100 lO45
43o. I p III az ~; . 80 10 a. a.; ana F m
Trains Cor I'm lewooi Chester 'Piermont. Eyack T.
$780, $50 1890. 2:i5 4. 40, bio t"jO ':i9 b. i
aud SATURDAY nights only at lli3D p H. auiuAJa'V j" H.
Manuel, spring Valley and Monsoy, and $50 m, 9:lj
NoIF-Trins leaving Chambers-st on even half hours
leave 23st minute, earlier than above time trains
leaving chambers 81. quarter IOLrs ayc 23ds tiry
Boat leaves I'D 81 nj lliO r. M connecting
with trains leaving ChambcTsst at 1870 p H. and IL nl
ickes for passage apartments Drawn groom and
Slee ing hes be obtained aud orders for the checking
Nos. "a, 1Ol. J2J gJ7 Broadway; No. COurtst
BroOAi, H. and AZ The CUmpanF's Dcp1ts.
Express trains from the West arrive III NewfOrk at 10
.JNo :. ABBGIT, General Passenger Agent. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
DROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON

VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
The stanch and powerful steamships ELECTRA, Mo
DAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, aud GALATE
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, leave T.
81 n. II. root OF Robinson ST.. nj m Direct route
Wore, ster and all Northern points Via Worcester.
Freight via either line taken AZ lowest rates
= M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
NFI AWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co.

EALL RIVER LINE, .....u
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST,
VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER.
DAILY SUNDAYS eNcepted,l at ) p. IN,
From Pier %, North River. foot Of Murray st.
THE WORLD RENOWNbD STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PfONiDFScF.
tets and sieroms pyiuoi hotels and ticket
GEuRGE I. CON NOft.GpH.. Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
Ocean Cleaners.

and intermediate tickets at current rates
ply at 30 Broadway For CABIN passage at $50 s65
gold according sateroom, apply at No. 90 wast.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
HE BOHEMIAN PRINTING CO., 1O4 Croton Str CLEVELAND
(isIO 40.

bo Geskemu iazinyru. Ostatnich 300 zl.
1rokd uziti Sc ma k vypsani cen ma 1lohy
stfidave oboru basnictvi, hubby litera-
tury. Ulohy nail hlavne byti hry diva.
delhi, opery, pouene spisy pro lid, apebo
vnbec tykat Sc praveho uceln vedeckeho
umeleckeho. mali bfti sepsany
pro cesky narod. - Dale ustanovil pan
Novotny 5000 zl., aby rocnich 1roka u
zilo Sc k podpofe dvou vytecnych tovary-
Sd anebo femeslnickych pomocnik1, kite.
ii Sc jiz um6lymi pracemi vyznamenali,
avsak nemaji prostfedkd dost, aby stall
Sc samostatnymi. Podpora ia piipadne
venovati Sc mdze jedinemu. Pfeduost
mali um6lci zivnostnici eeske narodno-
ati. Dale ustanovil 5000 zl., aby uzito
1rok6 co rok k rozdelcni hodnym chu-
dym zednikIm, tesaffm nadennikdr drn,
ktefi pfi stavbach pfisli X urazu sice
obdrzeti ma kazdy bez rozdilu 40 zl. -
Veskere plany sve, kresby, jakoz stavitel
ske knihy sye odkazal 6eske prdmyslove
skole Praze Yeskere kapitaly, 1rcene
k lidumilnym temto dceldm, uoziti Sc
mali tax, ably nizadnym apdsobem ne
nohly byti ztraceny, pro'oze byly vydo-
byty odfikani. poctivou praci a bez cti-
zadosti. Spravu tech odkazd vede zastu-
pitestvo mestske. Pfi udileni fundaci
hlasovati Sc ma tajn6. Odkaz ten Jest Ia
iiste vzacnym sv6dectvim uslechtile a
ylastenecke mysli teskeho mestana. 0
slechticlch, ,,prY" 6eskfch mic podobneho
nebyva slychano.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21

byli oni v pfevaze TO sice vzdelanosti a
osvicenosti svou. Kkyz jedenkrate %.
pluk ohiosky zajmul asi sedmnActe poled
hakI, prayili severni voiaci: ,.Hosi, ma :
me pro vas noviny." Hosi byli zpravon
tou poteseni, nebcf jiz dlouho neslyseli
nitebo svych domovech, pokroku val
ky, politice podobnych veeech pro ne
dalezitych. Kdyz ale jim noviny poda-
ny byly, strkal je jeden druhemu a kdyz
je vsichni rukou svJch zobraceli, jail Sc
Q pfitrz volati: ,,Kde je Bill, kde je Billg'
Bill jediny cele te tlupy umel cisti.
Kdyz pax valka byla skoneena, stall mi
lion mnzd ve zbran; oni byli pani zeme,
oni mohli, kdyby byli chtsli, zbran6 po-
drzeti zemi pleniti vladu stavajici
svrhnouti neiakou noyou dosaditi. A
vsak jednoduchy rozkaz ministra valky
rozptylil je, oni slozili zbrah, vzdali Sc
dobrovolne ohromne rukou jejich spo-
civajici moci stall Sc pokojnymi obeany.
Takovych pfikladd nalezneme mnoho v
deiinach. Ejhle, tat jest moe vzdelani a
toto vstepuie Sc detem nasim We svobod-
nych skolach, iez iako palladium sve pied
kazdym sektafskym vlivem chraniti mn
SINE. Kdyby mcthodiste, kdyby pres
byteriane, kdyby vsecky protestantske
sekty zniceni syobodnych skol Sc po-
kouseli, museli bychom rovn6z tax razne
statecne proti MIN je chraniti braniIi,
iakoz Chime nyni naproti katolikdm.
B .Ze demokracie katoliky spoleena jest,
tomu nasvedcovaly q nasvedcuji kato-
llicke casopisy, kterez ma onech 10000
katolickych volitd co vnadidlo ma lapeni
demokracie nalicene, neustale ukazovaly;
tomu nasyedcuje ponavrzeni p6yodce
prvniho katolickeho zakona We state Ohio,
Geghana, okresu hamiltonskem "a po
stance do snemu a sice vzdor protestdm
demokratickych casopisd a nekteryeh
moudfejsicb politikd. Nominace jeho
byla demokraticke konvenci bamiltonske
cd knezi vnucena, coz dokazuje, lak
veliky vliv ma jiz nyni katolicke knez-
stvo ma dernokracii tohoto statu.
X zav6rku naponinal fecnik poslucha-
&c, ably hlasovali Sc stranou, iez jest pro
dobre penize dobre skoly.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
Utery dne 81. Zafi 1875.

| KAREL SURG navratil SO mnuleho
| tydne Europy zotaven. Jak Sc dovidame
byl cd republikanskeho statniho vyboru
Ohia pozadan, ably mel nekolik feci 0
hlavni otazce nastayajiciho volebniho "a
pasa: otazce penGzni. Pan Sure slibil
ze hnde miti celntjsieh mestech stitu
asi osm feei; prvni Cincinnati dru-
hou nebo tfeti Clevelande.
Znamo, ze Karel Sure We spolkn sc
zvecnelym statniken Charlesem Snmne-
rem jinymi vynikajicimi p ctivy-
m politiky republikanskymi byl pdvod
Gem lberalniho hnuti, jez ,,Slavie" re
vsech casopisd samojedina podporovala.
Porazkou Horace Greeleyho, netetnosti
obeanstva, polovicatosti nekterych vddcd
blavne podskokem demokracie, ktera
liberal1 co nastroje dosazeni moci uziti
chtela hnuti to, iez tax krasne pocalo, V
nivec uvedeno Sumner Sure oppono-
vail dale Grantovi grantismu; po smrti
Sumnera zauimal Sure nadale nezavis-
le postaveni, vzdaluje Sc demokracie
vystupuje rozhodne proti Grantovi v1d
c1m republikanske strany. Demokracie
spatfovala n9m sice spojence sveho, ie-
hoz 81 vazila, ale pres to pfedce mrzela
Sc nan, ze do jejiho tabora nepfestupuje.
Kdyz vyprselo eho sestileti senate spoil
kovem, pominula iej strana demokraticka
Missouri phi volbe senatora zyolila
ryzeho demokrata Bogyho, muze nemaji-
ciho ami tech schopnosti ami tech zasluh
iako Sure. Tento odiel ma to DO Europy,
kde konal dejezpytna studia
Sure byl spolu Sc Sumnerem vzdycky
pro tvrdou menu; do platforrny hberalni
narodni kon vence, kterezto on tax vyni-
kajiciho utastenstvi mel, poat clanek o
vraceni Sc K tvrde meme. Sure m1ze te-
dy dobrym svedomim We prospech repu
blikanske strany Ohio, ktera &c otaz-
kou kovove meny stotoznuie, co fetnik
vystoupiti Strana denokraticka leka sc
to pravem vystoupeni jeho, nebot ono
spolu osv6dcenimi demokracie Noveho
Yorku Nebrasky mdze il osudnym by.
ii. Mas pax specielne tssi, ze stojime ma
temz stanovisku co Sure, jejz isme roku
1872 jeho usiIovnych ac nezdatenych
pokusech ntvofeni move strany telem
dust podporovai.