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Rebel: in Congress.

We Call the careful attention Of every
Republican to the following article from
the Albany Jo9raas In few clear.
forciblc words il presents the situation in
the next Congress in plain light, and
shows how tic popular branch OF Con-
gress has passed into the hands Of the
very men Who for nearly five years, ac-
lively and III person fought to destroy the
governmeDtint the administration of which
they will have such powerful voice
This extraord.nary condition of aif..irs.
however sa isfactory to the Democracy, is
startling to loyal men, and those weak
kneed Re2ubli, ans who Helped to bring
about this state Of things may ponder
oyer the result of their work.
The very suggestive statement is made
that eigAty.fae members Of tie nett. Or
FoytyJousta, C,ayress either serrsd IN
the re1d army or hsla cisa l,osttsoas under
the rebel Go0sraM.at. We suppose this
number embraces those in the Senate as
well as those in the House. And vet
there can only be very few in the Senate.
we do not know the exact number. but
An examination Of the list shows that it
probably does not exceed five at the most.
The remainder are in the House.
What does this statement: mean. II
means that the control efttssae H,uss ot
Representatives. is IN tie ..st,ss 1T th0se
scho soere persona1y, cgscia1y and ar.iesl !
engaged IN carryiag o. tas re5e,sioa ea.i
seeking to destroy tie G3eernmea,. 1t
means that the mastery Of Legislation AMI
Of the purse of the natioa has besn ac-
quirrd by those who were lately seeking
to break up the Union For. consider tie
facts: The Democrats have lD3 rielnors
q NE ptxt House, being majority Of 90
Over The Republicans. OF tits whole
Democratic strength, 81 is y clear MAORI
~. OF this 81, the actual fighters or
officers under the rebel flag haze ut least
80, possibly the full 82-ccrtainly enough,
with the help Of one Or two Northern
doushfaccs. where . score could easily be
had, TO give them an uhquestioncd MA
jority on the Democratic side.
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insecurity Of Life in the South.

! What band:tii-Ku-K lux rule will do for
district, in making il an insecure place
| for life end property has been demonstrate
Ell Tor many years in the South, but
never more SO than during the past six
months. Five years ago the statistics Of
the homicides in the Southern States num-
bered ,361 in one year ESQ., while the
number OF homicides in the North for the
same period was only AT. TO sho-y the
ratio Of murders in proportion to the popu-
latin Of the different States, North and
South, it is only necessary to compare a
few cases. In Georgia in 1870 there were
100 homicides, the population being ,1S4, :
100, while in Indiana, State having
about the same number of inha bitants,
there were only -. Kentucky, with
1900 900 inhabitants, had 73murders, and
Tennessee, with 1858, 520, had III, while
New York, with her 4, 000,00 had not as
many as the former, and only about half
as many rs the latter These facts Of 1870
note only the beginning of the fruits of
bandittism and general lawlcssness in the
South, and the past year could show Il
record Of statistics to which those of 1870
would be almost as nothing in demonstrate
ing the difference in the ratio Of murders
IL States free from the pcrnicious banditti
system, and those cursed with its presence
In 1870 Louisiana had 1873 murders, but in
1910 how much greater lave these figures
grown. General Sheridan reports that in a
period of less than ten years lie is able to
find official proof Of nearly $500 persons
having been Killed an account of their
political opinions, and about as many
more wounded.
The disease is growing instead of abat-
ing, and while he number of murders is
slowly decreasing in the North, they are
rapidly increasing in the South. The
steps taken by the Government have not
been premature. The sending Of a General
and troops into the South to check the
ravages and growth of lawless armed
bands, has not been uncalled for Rather
the time is late for the adoption of a rigor-
Gus policy toward the country's worst
criminals, and there should be no relaxa-
ton III the determination to eXterminate
them beyond resurrection. Though turbu-
lencc become doubly turbulent and war
itself step to the front, never again should
such records of murders in times of peace
as the past has been constantly givin
from the South, be permitted to stain the
name of the Chicago Journal.
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Now what follows? The House OF
Representatives. with its power ersleg-
islation and all the appropriations, 10
under the control 81. the Democratic mems
bers; the Democratic members arc undcr
the control on the caucus which deter
mines the policy Of the party; the caucus
is under the control Of the majority of its
members; and that majority as we have
seen. is made up those who served in the
rebel army or under the rebel govern
mcnt. Thus it comes to pass that those
who were only the other day fighting TO
destroy the Government have now,
/ through the Democratic party, secured
/ possession Of the~popular branch Of Con-
grcss, and have the poaersto say what il
shah and what it slitll not do
This is ccrtaialy !; significant and start
ling result. II shows first Of III that the
Government whose legis alton permits
such Il possibility has been anything but
Oppressive" and ''lyrannicai' in its
treatment Of the defeated rebel foe. 1t
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result magnanimily Unparalleled in tie
history of the world. LIT it also raist 5
other questions of the most suggestive
character. Whether the appropriations
for carrying on the government shall be
made Will depend upon those who are just
fresh from the attempt to overthrow the
4 government. Whether the principal and
interest Of the debt incurred in saving the
Union shall be paid will depend upon
those who fought to break up the Union.
Whether the pensions Of the manned and
crippled Union soldiers shall be continued
will depend upon those who struck the
wicked blow Whether he true and loyal
men Of the South shall have any protec-
ton will depend upon their bitter fees.
Already the threat has been made that
the appropriations for the army and for
other vital national purposes shall be cut
off And whether they shall or not is for
those who fought under the rebel flag to
say.
Isn't this i most extraordinary state of
things? Isn't it an astonishing result? It
seems but the other day that after four
years Of bloody war, costing a million
lives and billions of treasure, the rebellion
was finally subdued. Had any one, on
that great day Of Appomattox Court
House, predicted that in less than ten
years the American people would put the
r ~. n -
in the hands Of rebels there defeated,
would he not have been pronounced a
mailman? And yet this is precisely tie
result we now see, as the fruit Of the
Democratic success. Many who shared
in bringing it about doubtless had no
thought of such conclusion. And how
4 do they like their work?
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OF More Bedtime Stories" In this vol
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he Rs.oublic Magazine for February
contains a number of we'll written arti-
clcs on the leading political questions
now pressing upon the attention of Con-
grcss and the country Under the head
OF The Political Situation" there is a
short, crisp, leading article on the tricks
and NATIVES Of the Democratic White
Leagues Of the South and their allies, the
Democratic obs,ructionists in Congress.
Following this are papers on Carl Schurz
as 9 witness" ''Work Of the 43d Con-
gfcss, us the Country Prepared for Dem
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Assaiiants, Senator Logan on the
South" together with articles on ssGerritt
smith,, Canada and the United States
Sketches Of New Senator's" &C. THe
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Iowa railroads have distributed over
S100, 600 in cash and freights to suffering
grangers in the grasshopper districts.
Does this conc under the head Of unjust
discriminatory and grinding extortion.p
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4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS At LAW
u Toledo. Tama County. Iowa. Office in Stone
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II missioner Toledo, Iowa. Office over Free &
Morse's Store.
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Business and Professional.
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TEACHER OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
l Music. Toledo Iowa Is now prepared to de
vote herself to her profession Pupils are respect
fully solicited to begin at once.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23
breZna 1875.

kud iich uzivaii. Stat neuznava zadnych
feholl budtez pojmenovani jejich jakako'
liv. Tajne fehole povazuji Sc "a neza-
konne schdzky mohou rozpusteny byti;
pfednostove iejch nebo spravcove (fedi-
tele, prefekti) mohou CO zlocinci soudu
pohnani byti. Klasternimi feholemi me-
bo fady vyrozumiva Sc kazda nabozen-
ska spoIetncst, jejiz clenove ma jistou do
bu anebo ma vzdy slity Sc zavazujf byt
pohromade anebo poriznu co jednotliv-
ci bydlei Phi 5 all a na b OF en- k Il
sc zrusuje nahraznje Sc prostym u
.ii5tenim pravdy; tato pfisaha ma tutez
platnost, jako nabozenska a zruseni jeji
tresta SO die ustanoveni trestniho zakona
tykaicich Sc kfiv6 pfisahy; 1fedni pisa
ha zalezeti ma napflste prostem uiiste'
nj svGdomiteho konanf povinnOstl.
Manzelstvi jest OBJ Gansk o u
IN louvou nalezi 1pln6 V obor pa
sobnosti obGanskYch ufadG; zakOn ne
pfedpisuie zadnych nabozenskych obfa-
do pro snatky. Snatek kn6zem pozehna-
ny nema zakonni platnosti; knee smi iej
ovsem pozehnati, kdy dotycne osoby to-
mu chtGii, ale en cirkeyni snatek zadne
pravni platnosti nema Nsecky hfbitovy
podlehaii dozoru obcanskych dradd.
Stat nedovoluje zadnou smlouvu, ujedna-
nj nebo zavazky, ktere mai "a nasledek
| uimu anebo ztratu osobni svobody, byt
to bylo k dGel prace, vychovani nebo ma
bozensk6ho slibu; ten ktery takove smlou
Wy, zavazky a p. pfiiima mdze byti donu-
cen k nahrad6 nebo odskodnGni.
Tyf isou hlavni ustanoveni noveho cir
l<evniho zakona, ieiz kongres mexikan-
sky 10. pros. 1874 pfiial n president Ler-
do de Tejada IA. pros. tehoz roku pode
psal. Zakonem tim jest nadobro nelu
pln6ji vyfizen spor mezi staten a cirkv
a vyhrazeny jsou nabozenskym sektan
scni svrchovanosti statu, aniz by tim svo
boda svedomi ci svoboda nabozenska by
la neimensim porusena. Ovsem, VISA
dy, ktere katolicka cirkev povazovala zf
prava nedotknutelna, jsou tim zruseny
nadobro.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23
Anerika

Washington, q. bf. Louisian-
sky vybor senatu nemGze sc dohodnoutl
0 neiakem odporuceni zaiezitostl lonl-
sianske. Republikansti senatofi odby
vail patek vecer kaukus = temz pred
mGtu; krone dvou zavazali Sc vslchm
hlasovati pro resoluci senatora Freling-
huysena, ktera jednani presidentovo
schvaluie a Kellogga uznaya. Eminent
diva SENATOR jsou Christiancy a Robertson.
- Senator johnson bude miti Loui-
siane rec. = Byvaly senator michigan
sky, Chandler, bude nejspise jmenovan
vysancem nasm Petrohrad6, jelikoz p.
Baker misto 70 nepriial; Chandler hod-
most tn pfijme. - Asi 90 byvalych re-
publikanskych poslancd, ktere lid pr mi
nulvch podzimnich volbach co nehodne
zamitnul, Zebra II presidenta o ntjaky w
nosny ufad. Grant odmenil .liz celon ra-
du vernych halapartniku svych, mezi M :
mi Ora Indiany, potomka pennsylvan,
skvch NemcI, muze to bez hlubslhc
vzdelani neuhlazeneho zevn6jsku che
vani, menovav jej vy8lancem americ-
kvm = We Vidni Tito hltavi zebrav
1fadolovci jsou nejvymluvnelsim ddka
; zem = iaka banda minulem (43tim
kongressu zasedala a narodu zakony da
vala. ri lapaci nem6li mic jineho n
" mysli nez kofist plen, vsecko ostatn
. bylo Jim nicim, cest vlastni eest pro
speech zeme.
E, Novy York, %. brez. katoIici |
T. cinili opetny pokus, ably skoly jeiich V,
= drzovany byly vefelneho skolniho TO
B. du. Vydani ma farni skoly obnasi roeI
I'll s 25O,0o0, cemz nejsou obsazeny 1r
e. ky dluh1, kontrahovanych ma stavt
We skolnich budov. Katolictl poplatnici !
ma mohou prl pfispivati k vefelnemu SIX
RI nimu fondu vydrzovati ylastni sko
no Spravedlivo jest, ably Sc cast skolniho IL
os- du obratla na vydrzovanl skol tarni'
la; Katolici spokojili by Sc pry : II az :
SO ma kazde skolni dite. - Skolni vyl
ale chce daverniky katolickych skol o zt
po- zitosti te pojednati. Ale nae toho jed
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23

V nekterych europskych zemich, zvla-
XIX ale v Nemecku, vede stat tuhy boz 8
katolickou cirkvi, ana nechce upustili Oh
mhho vvlastniho a samostatneho postave.
NJ We state, opiraiic Sc stara oprava'
laazto stat chce cirkey iako vsecko co '
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-23

CfslO 1lS.

nil SkoIni zakon jest We veci te tax
zfeimy, ze ami sebe obratn9jsi advokat ne
vykrouti n6ho mic, nez re sektaisk6 skO-
ly zddneho prava ma skolni fond nemaji
ze tedy vlastnich prostfedkd vydrzo-
vati Sc musi. IDA Sc, re katolici cele
zemi po pfikladu katolik6 bnffalosskych
a novoyorskych budou zadati ddrazne
podil ma skolnim fondu ze pfi jarnich
mfstnich volbach ien we lidi t. hor-
live katoliky do m6stskych zastupitelstev
a skolnich rad voliti budou.
- Zdejsi Mercury zv6stnje, ze nedavny
vylet senatora Camerona a soudruhd do
Mexika mel "a 1cel pfivt6leni seyernf po-
hraniGni caste Mexika prostfedkem kou-
pc k Spoi statdm. Uzemi to zahrnuje
staty Sorera, Chicuauha. Coahuela, Nue.
va Leon, Cinoloa, Curango Zacatecas
Cast stati San Louis Potosi 1zemi Dol
nj Kalifornie, tedy 43S,0O0 ctverecnich
mil povrchu II milionu obyvatelG,
nichz pdl milionu isou b6losi, ostatek In
diane a smisenci. Mexikansti ORA
dove jsou pry planu tomu nachylni, jeli-
koz pro nepatrnou zalidnGnost nejsou
to ma talk nesmirnG rozlehlem uzemi po-
koj dobry rad zachovati.
Nepok Oh G hornik 4.
Columbus, 81. br. Nepokoie hOrni.
kd Stratesville mali raz velmi povazli-
w. We stfedu udcfili bill hornici (vesmes
Ircane) ma houfec cernych hornikd, na
misto strajkafd ziednanych, jez nemilo-
srdn6 zbili surove ztryznih. lIlavni do
zorce banske spolecnosti W. B. Nc Clung
srazl Sc jednim bilym d6lnikem, jejz
ranou bambitky smrtelne poranil. T6-
hoz dne byla mu dana vystraha, ably
prchnul, naCez on rodinou svou a %
Gernochy Logan opustil. Vcera narizeno
toremanu spolecnosti, ably do tfech hodia
|. df1en spoleehogtr'J sou rsicilfif ntrnlci Ia
hnani store spolecnosti jest vypaIen
cimz i spisobena skoda "a $40 $4,000.
Reditel bani, Nc Clung forman Mitchell
navstivili guvernera Allena, ably min
wall poradu. Generalovi Amesovi a Sc
riffovi okresu Perry nafizeno, ably Sc
neprodlen6 do Stratesvillu vydali.
Telegraficka zprava odtud zv6stuje, &c
vsichni cernosi, nichz n6ktefi poraneni
isou, m6stecko opustili, ze John ID. Mar
tin stralkujicim hornikdm zadanych 90
cent? ma tune ptidal ze Sc tedy k prac
vratii. Generalri pobocnik Ames vrati
=, Sc liz do Columbus zvestuje, re We Stra
=; tesville panuje opet pokoj Rama jednoh
cernocha jest smrtelna.
. Spoletnost Troyskych bani to jest, j
!; strakuiici d6lnici rozlicn6 stayby zapali
Ii nikoliv Stratesvillska. Pokud Tro
ska spolecnost nevezme do prace cerno
;, chy, budou Sc belosi chovati pokojne.
n Povod II.
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