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, 1875-06-21

Wo print a card from Mr.. ADAMS, the An.
alssant Corporation Counsel, in nrelation TO the
decisions Of Tho Supreme Court in the Chi
cago tax cases. b1r. ADAMS cnnnot cl,nnge
tho fact TINT tho city has lost practically all
tho taxea appealed from, and that tho recoy-
cry of tho ta1os represented by the ta1.cer-
titleates will rest mainy upon tho patriot
ism Of those who rodeom their property.
But that is not all tho evil. Tho tax-war-
rnnts and proceedings for the tax Of 1874 aro
hardly any better of than tho tar of 1870
WIS q year ngo, and how many people will
refuse to pay no ono can toll.
This triaing with the interests Of tho city
has been borno long enough. There is a
Stnte Inv under which tile city can have it's
assessments made and Its taxes collected,
with certainty that tho proceeding is legal.
Why, therefore, should the city follow my
longer tho delusion Of having It's own ta1
machinery? Why not now proceed md
havc its taxes collected with the State and
county taxes
, 1875-06-21
THE CANNED-GOJD5 FRAuna.

A convention Of tho hackers of rsnno1
goods was held in PHILADELPHIA last week To
take steps to broak up tho frauda no,y con.
orally practiced in ali c)assee Of canned ,oo,7a
Tho majority Of these goods profess Tint t,,o
ems contain certain weight Of oysters R.h
corn, tomatoes, md other or.modit;cs but
tho competition in tie tralo Inns resulted in
putting up cans containing but three. .fourtbs
or two-thirls, or ono.half of tbo nronor
weight. In soma articles, ounces Of con.
tents azo all that Is sold for 1.pouna can.
Some time ngo, it was discovered that in
tho article Of imported Malaga raising thero
were oross frauds in the ouant;t;es mt in tha
boxes. After vigorous discussion of the
question in tho american Grxer. tbe trado
in this country mado an agreement to buv
aud sell that class Of goods BY tho pound in
stead Of tho boz, and thus broke M a fraud
which had been successfully pracHced for
years.
The convention of oanne7. .noodu rs,,op,
ncreed nnon a nletloa IN odhoro - stan,ao..,
weights and ona1itv. and IN af,x t,o;r o.r,,
nnma and addresa n ave-v noo1,o,+o m,,.
o,t;on of this convont;on Is - co,,rsa T., ~
interest Of honest packers. who boyo on,noa -
reputation for tho quality Of thcir oooda r.
is none the losa In tho ;ntereat of W. ,ons,,n,
ers. who ara now recn1nr1v 1afror;7ad T,o,,
are now informed 1,y I'm noc,,era tharso1rcs
that tho dos;onation Of ono nonn1 t,vo
nounds. mr. three mounds m cono IL ;,,vor;,,,,,,
fallacious. tho net contenta of tba nocLoro
noyer correanon5;nc tn tho wa;oht ,a,,oJ o.
ta, =. = =,
, 1875-06-21

A large portion Of tho New York press
hayo received with uudisguised dlsapproyal
tho recent announcement In the Christian
Union (alr. BEzcuzn'a papor) that 1lr.
bEEoHaR will continue to preach, and will 20
on with his "Life Of ohr4at," whatever the
verdict In tue present trial 1nay bo. Tlis Is
. position which will scarcely command tho
Rupport evoa OF Ar. DkkonEa's paxtisans. II
Is sort Of defiance, not Of those who have
been prosecuting the case against Mr,
BEEonzn, but Of tho ordinary rules OF pro.
prtety ind decenoy. Plymouth Church is
already pretty well outside The pale Of every
Christian denomination but, II Mr. DxRou-
Kn insists upon occupying tho pulpit in casa
thero u verdict OF the Jury against
him, Plymouth Church will stand ab.
eolutely aonet aud 1t Ia excsedingly
doubtful whether Iii. Drrouxa can
ind sufficient number OF persons
to psrtaks Of hla minlstrations, undsr those
circumstances, to warrant the opening Of its
doosa. II Mr. DrkonRa authorized tia ata,a,
usat In the Christian Union, hs muas haya a
poor opinion Of bis congregation. Ws can
understand that church organization should
pardon pastor who has committed an error
altar he haa confessed and rspsuted 1T but
~ cannes hsllsvs that sv&n Plymouth 0hpsph
, 1875-06-21

tho ao,ooo,ooo Of sinling-fnnd bonds RI.
deemed will DO noarly s2,ooo, ooo per nnnum.
alAl there will bo tint much loss iutcrer, ~
pay next year.
Tho estimates Of receipts for tho nc,t
fiscal yoar from July l, 1875, to July l, 1870.
nro so93, HOO, mud tho expenditures for
tho sano period $27s,o0o. 900, which, Il
realized, will leave tho Treasury not bank,
rurt, rs KELLEY proliots, but in q comfortable
and solvent condition.
, 1875-06-21

Pig-1ron KEL1kr'a absurd cock.and-bull
story that tho National Treasury ia bankrupt; !;
that an extrn session Of Congress must be
chilled to doyise ways and means to bridge over
the chasm, eoama to hayo boon intended to holm
tho "bear" intorost on tho Stock Exchange,
A special dispatch from Washington to tic
Now York 1im<s Cinserted elsewlore) sots
forth the facts, which In brief arc these !.
On tue 1st Of July next, the close Of tho
fiscal year, thsrs will be 4 balance In tho
Treasury over and above all possible de-
mands, including interest and tho sinking
fund, Of $50, 900 or moro; that
between July and December, whom Con.
greBa meets IN regular session, there will
still be sufficient balance for the wants Of
the Government. It ia now 1e4s than q fort
night to the end Of the fiscal year. Estimat-
Ing tho receipts into the Treasury betwoen
now md July i, and adding tho ammo to the
money already received. tho aggregate in
come will bs $3.50, ,0Oo0 The expsnli-
lures for ths year 1t IL now known cannot ex-
coed 1910, ,000, 900, which leaves surplus Of
$4,000, 900. In the Last fiscal year tho re-
ceipts over expenditures were only 33,844,-
900. The surplus this year will therefore be
eleven millions larger than last yer,-whlch
included the frat nine months after the
panic. This shows that the revenues Of the
Government are gradually improving.
Tho Government, however, has to provide
for The sinking fund 80,0o0, 900, which
will consume the said 41a,0o0,o 900 Of
surplus revenue, and obllss tho Secretary
to draw on his rsssrvs fund Of gold about
l7,ooo, 900, which h. u now doing. But on
the I'D Of May last ths Treasury balance vas
47a, ,ooo, 600, which shows that ths Secretary
aAa aatsly draw ~, ,ooo. 600 from thls Ida
keex& af soih Ths aAyinQ 1t tnssxsas "a
, 1875-06-21

4 curious feet connected with the grass.
topper migration has recently been observed.
Last year thoy cane from tho southwest.
from the dry plateaus Of Colorado md pcr,
haps from Now Mexico, and this year they
ne leaving by the northwest, inatead Of
trosaing the Missouri, and we hear of them
m Ransas, Nebraska, and even aa for oil aa
The Block Hills. VIII not the naturalists In.
sosm us what Inns como over this animd that
sausea him to turn On his tricks and shove
" In this unexpected direction? Ia it the
Feather, or has he experienced chnnge Of
mind, or what is 1t? Tho question is a
curious one, and worthy Of consideration by
those competent to decide,
, 1875-06-21

There 1s trouble among tho doctors Of
Richmond, Va One of them IL cbaroed
with having cauaed the death of female
patient by opium. poisoning, and tho conten.
don has wa1ea so flcrco TINT challenge to
mortal combat Inns passed, and there is q
prospect Of death by blood-latsing. There
ihon!d be better way than that to settle ths
nspute,-a method at onoo more scientific
and sensible. Let the doctor who prescribed
the doaa take It himsoH. II 10 dies, It is
proved that hs was at fault, aud 1t serves him
dght; hui II la surviyes, let him double the
dose for bis adversary, and thereby demon.
ssrate to the lattor's satiafaotiou tLak he knew
what he WAS about,
, 1875-06-21

nro as Hacred as any other private property
from invasion and conascatlon by tho State,
but that In their public cnpncity, they aro s,,h.
fect to auch regulations rs do not amount
to oonflacation and invasion, hut aro essential
to The preservation Of public rights. In tho
particular casa boforo linn, in which, the
Burlington 4 Missouri Kairoau contested tho
right OF tho State to limit tho rates accord
Ing to tho earnings OF the road, Tho accept-
h1ce Of grant from tho Stato OF Iowa, ur,.
dor Tho condition TINT tic stnto might make
rules md regulations concerning tho manage
mont of tho road. unquostionably natls the
burlington Il Missouri Railroad subject to
Legislative control But ho went further,
a'ld hold tue other rnatis to DO similarly s4b.
ordihased. Wo quote from Judgo DlLLox's
lGst decision:
Whoever studios tho nature aud p,rposcs at rail-
ways constructed under the authority Of tic Htse by
means Of private capital will aes that elch rsIlvo,t
POSSESS t"ofod character. such . railway IL in
part pubo Rn In pArt prvats uecauso Of f,s publIo
character, relations, and use tho Judicial tribunals Of
t conntrs, sese AMI Nat'ona haEs At length settled
the law TO be that The State to ther copsruc
tlon may exert Ia fas Of lho corporation authorized
ny 1t to build tho road both s powrr Of cn!nent do.
taln suo OF taxation. Thta tho 8t1t6 cannot do In
respect OF occupations purposes pr.raa Ia their no.
fuse. Away tlua authorized ami established IL In
eened for tho public uss sud bouent, Althouph tho
CAPITAL u furnished by ths corporasor1 or .hsso-
holders. Aad the tolls belong 10 them.
In isa rnblfc character a railroad il
nn improved highway or means Of more
rapid aud connections communication. and
ia public character Is nut d!vostod by tie fact that IT.
o"heFsh'p s private. In It's relations 10 ils
stoekholders, railroad tho property In The sosd
and s Income IL private property, aud aubject to tho
'a~t"l Or reserved rigs Of tho public Ia inveated with
tha 'anctty of other private prpsrty Tho distinction
hero indicated marks with general ACCURACY tbs extent
Of 1eRs'at'vo control except where this has bcon sur
reudered Or abridged by valid Legislative contract.
Over The railroad as highway and in all It's public 70.
aons tho 8Ase. by vtrtua OF is general icRihla,iyo
power has supervision and control, but over tAe
fghes Of Tho nhsrahodus 20 far ~ theso ero pyysto
proPstsy ths Stats has the power and no .ealar
than over osher private psoperty.
Tho brief extracts are sufficient to rolicyo
Judge DILLON Of the charge of inconsistency
and contradiction, and makes the subsequent
reflections of the Na1toa SO unjust a. to call
for an apology.
, 1875-06-21
chance |

At the meeting Of tho Naslonnl Grange, In
Charleston, 8. O., some ti,no ago. ToA
seo7r's pet scheme Of Congressional sub
sidy for the Southern Pacific Railroad ro-
ce;ved Endorsement. Now comes wholesome
blast from tho levcl-headed yeomanry OF
Mclean County, ILL.,, in Grange assembled.
They denounce tho nction Of tho National
Grange in this regard, and in effoct say TINT
they ase not willing to bo taxed to build rail
roads not needod badly enough 10 enlist pri.
sato capital in their construction.
, 1875-06-21

The Governor Of Ohio, popnlarly known
as Old Fog-Eorn ALLEN, il the unclo Of Sem
ator THURMAN. Both Of them aro anxious
candidates for President, Old Fog-IIozn has
always beon harl-money man until quite
lately. 10 has turned summcrset to cut
under PrSDLETos, anl now is loul.mouthed
braw1cr for Bhinplaster Intuition. Ho hos
quite overawed his nephew, THURMAN, to
whom ho says, with ware Of bis long arm :
Stand aside, young man, and give your uncle
, 1875-06-21

Nj. EDWIN RusuA1o. : citizen Of our pretty
Aths suburb. Oak Park. Aad well Known tor
many years 10 Chicago Ia connection With tbs
study Of Ssusalogy, which hs hks mAds sps-
oialty for thirty years, his lssned svolumA called
"our Children Their Ancestry, With Bona
Account oi Thar Restiyss," vhioh Ia ohsssd to
The public - ous Of The mos. coupls&s and con.
vsn!sut methods Of pscaasvins ancestral rseosds,
Chs hras pan Of ths work eonts!us blank spaced
for recording ths &aasaloey of anasssoss, AnA
their history, 70 shA as1lisss ssossAtlsa, Aesa.
h&asiax sas4 &s rasssAa0Ss taznilS. 1Ae
, 1875-06-21

The Ohio Democrats hive determined to
get all the votes they can by pandsring to
every variety Of sentiment. For instance,
they passed = resolution with the express
purpose Of cajolipg The whisky.lealera
and satisfying tho whisky consumers I;
then turned around and nominated for
Liautenant-d Governor Mr. 8. F. OAHx, Of Gill;
clnnatl, who Ia rabia teetotal. advocate.
The platform was intended for the cities and
she caadidatas for the country districts. "1f
you don't like The platform, go for tho candi-
date; u you don't like tho candidate, go for
the PLATFORM ic practically what The Con.
Fanton said It is sort of Asttul-D Dodger
arrangement which proelaims. "You pays
your money aud takea your ohoice."
, 1875-06-21

Gov. ALLEN. of Ohio, has long been
known rs o hard.nonoy Democrat, md
Gen. SAN CAEr spent quarter OF q
century in denouncing tho whisky-traflio
and nll who dared to mako or sell liquor
And now we behold ALLEN and CAnr on q
rnS.aad-whisky platform, which, as tho
Cincinnati coma'erciat remarks, surpasses in
the grotesquo anything heretofore seen in
0hia
, 1875-06-21

The heavy fall Of "monntatn dow in tho
streets Of Dublin on tho OCCASION OF the great
fire was attended with fatal resulta to threo
of the guzzlers. They drunk themselves to
denth because whisky was to be had for the
dipping up, but didn't die in win, for tho
temperance leoturors will mike good use Of
tie circumstance,
, 1875-06-21
THE OHIO DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM


The platform Of the Ohio Democrats Ia not
nero declaration Of loose morality to catch
tho eye aud attract the support Of thoss who
look upon honesty and credit as foolish TO-
straints upon human liberty. 1t is defiance
to tho Democracy Of all the Eastorn Statos,
and to the Democracy Of Illinois, Michigan,
and other Western States, who last year cut
loose from the shinplaster and inflation fraul.
Ohio, In years gone by, had Statesman y
md "policy." Tho statesman WINS Mr..
PEspLE7oS, and the policy was the payment
Of the dobt with irredoomablo eroenbacks
md tho eventual population Of tho greon-
bacaa Under tho lead Of New York, and
New England, and New Jersey, the people
in 1864, and the subsequent Democratic Con-
vcntions, rcpndiatod the statesman aud
also his debased greenback ''policy. Pxs.
D1Eros and his wing Of the party in Ohio
have been thirating for rsvenge ever since.
Not only are they bent on revonge
upon tho bloatcd capitalists" Of tic
East and Wast, but. upon such Ohio Demo.
Gratis as havs beon asserting IN independence
and IN intelligence upon the currency ques-
NseAAt VNNBN AAAAhAAHs WAN 4lt16 DEdA AA1uGE1
ne one Of the most conspicuous Of tho aspIr
anta for the Democratic nomination for prosi-
don't, has brayely vindicated his personal in.
tegrity aud oillclat competency by opposing
initiation md MI other measures for destroying
OF weakening tho national credit. The Con.
vention Of Thursday last literally scalped
Senator THURMAN. 1t declared TINT the Dom
ocratic party Of Ohio Ind but one opinion on
the subject Of currency, and that was to ut
tcrly ignore all coin measures Of worth, and
to insist upon paper dollars being Issued 10
long as they had any exohangeable value, and
the lower that value the bettor. Thia Is
defiance to tho whole commercial and pro-
dnctlve interests Of the country. It Ia a
threat that the Ohio Democracy pro-
poses to arroat the. commerce Of tho
United States, suspend production, and
destroy credit, public aud private; and
that, unless the country accepts the
Ohio platform and tho Ohio candidate
with these consequences, then they must
elect Republican President Ia 1876. The
Democracy Of Ohio has raised the black
aag,-tho Ohio plattorm OF rag money or
defeat, PrsplE7oN md gresnbaoks, or o Re-
Thia IL the ovj, anirit which ,x.v,,,.,.. =.
Columbus On Thursday 1aat an a sa~aoa.a. ~
Of coin Or honest flo1lars vo,o ha,.a., a.e' soa.
md the Democrats Of Ohio sent forth the
other nol;cv In tba ,,ortv Th. 49," p aay
World, taking an alarm ut this wonderful
manifesto Of the 0bin Domncrn,v lo,,..o.
that such nol,cv viii nj y. s,'...,,' s's4.e 70
by tho Now Yor,, ncmocra,s u .s 49, m,.o ~
Convention directed its bros1s,da ~ T r., v.o na,'
by DECLARING no to,pratlon ~ onv ~ noi,a. es ~
, 1875-06-21

odock. and The motion nnst In mt fortbsv;th
without tlebnto or anon1n,ont
g6far, 70 good, nut tho faot r.mo;na TINT
it is still grave offonse. leool1v. for anv nor.
Hon To 1rintepy account wtntoyor NJ n ,iei,a,,
iii Parliament, Tho 1fou.o ia solo,nnlv
pledged, in such casee, TO "procccd auoinat
tho Offenders witt, the utmost sevoritv." 1ho
Marquis Of HAnr1soros, In a speoch In be.
1alf Of bis motion. auotod tia fo,]ow,no
rules. which. flcs,,;to Mr. r,up.p, =. -oe,1,,-
, 1875-06-21

ihs Chicago produce markets were gensr.
suy strongaF on Saturday. Mssa pork was IN
sa't demand and advanced 45o per brl, eloainq
"sls.oo fos July and $3.50 for August
, 1875-06-21


A PROPHETIC PAMPHLET,
homo, insido md outside Of tho ratican. II
talking OF recent publication, supposed to
be from the press Of tho Jesuit College. md
known to bo from tho pen Of Father Cuact
one Of the governing body Of tue "Orlor Of
Jeaus" 1le iB noted preacher, and hos Ind
for some timo tho reputation Of being ono Of
the most trusted advisors Of Pro Mono. Tia
positson Of tho author grent1y increases The
importance Of tic pamphlet, mud tho fact that
lie apparently retnins tho confidence of tia
Rope OF Fathor BEKx, tho Superior General
o. tho Jcsusta, ana Of tho wlolo governing
body of tho Church, atil1 further incrensca
TINT Importance. And yot tito pamphlet
1atly contradtcts tho wiadom Of tho CLurcl.;a
political course ainco 1840. It declares that
tho temporal power Of the papncy has been
destroyed. It. doprecates any attempt
to regain It. It boldly declares TINT
tho Church is stronger for tho loss, mud thas
Nomo slonll hereafter sock only spiritual,
not poltical, sovereignty. Tho Pope should
rule, 1t says, ovor worldwide kingdom Of
spiritual subjects, but should not seok to hold
q foot Of territory or gain single subject az
political sovereign. "Those bo bold words,
my 1nnstors," Father Cuno1 might we'll SOY,
n,.-e.1o, m.a INV s'so" 'ne", tne'1 tae's
,,era ,,,,,"n .,'a.9 @ y' iaueu' w aa'a 70
a.. G -; 49, ~ o' ~ - 40 e''oetl' 'nas
1talian Court havo boon ateadily becoming
more friendly Of late, and this has been duo
=. s . A,1>lo y '"o sAse"n' ihose
ss:':s. .a1oa n"to peea ~ 'nasSeo TINT the sus-
4,a.,o Is1o n, Dsoa ,tee.y ospresseu tat tho
.n ~ W. pa,r"s VIZ WY t1f i'.io ofa'a Oh
,o r"1o"sa t,e'saiS !of Luz million dollara
WIT 41o4,ln''s .,, aos ,Aoso 10 hs circuit, ont
~ NJ ."pa' anu t'o se'''las '"na noe
"1" ,:.ss T., su9 % 5u.u. "1oiooser' the poncJ out
4lAo. ~ r"tl'ef eo''cl III only the develop
4'4'AS ~ tnat P''1sac" ~ Inc present Fopo
"'A ~ ~, a'rs ~ "poa 'no 'hFone OF st' r.
IT,. as. o'u 1so"aus nt "ot' semempef whon mo
'.', '' - 'no o's''es VI 'n' onu1ch na'lcd
wiz injurious Joy tae recession OF lib
Wv 1opo' 10 oo sure, the same Liberals
eoou 4''' alus Sen' IL" Aoliness phcRlng on
short in his rcformatorv career sud vas am.
posed TO DO about to revoke the priri,erea ho
had already granted, Tho venerable pontiY
may perhaps haye been perauntled TINT HI.
youthful ideas wero the right ones Thoro
aro a few ugly sentences in tho gv1la.
bus which stand In thu wav of anv
change Of policy now. but words moy
be made to mean many thinoa. md tba
Eno1;uh theotoo;n, 1o,. u,,,o.. n7u...
~ .1.oa.. N"Aa",
!.es uao n'1'"o5 ~ tonueo AWAY tho syllabus that
htte moro uoods to be done In thatdirectiou-
It is understood that the Cortlinol socrotnrv.
Aurosp,,, uon,d fouo- , ,ou, 5...4....
49,, =. 49, ~" uoPattase'
nno ~ 1"y W tnAt' havln8 1allod IN d1Hlodg-
ing ANToNE11l by attacks publicly aud pri-
vateIv ,nafc and hafto1;rr that A. 80.
, 1875-06-21

THH THOUSANDS OF IAnIES WHO rrBR
LalTds i1oom nf Youth keep their owp co4,1se1 aud
AL Admirers Aupposo that enmpIn1Inna 20 PERFECTLY
dtu9x4ta. "
, 1875-06-21

,M'yloKKn's TliEATnE-Msd!4on street.. tstxssn
l.rsfbnEn and Ntatn. Engagement Of tho Nom York
Filth AFanus ThcAtto Company. ''Ths nle DonAnfa."
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-01-16

I'll a sam potfebna opatfeni uGinil, ac kon
gress toho pronedbal Tim ovsem pada
ma kongress velka vina, ze udalosti dospe
y az tam, kde .sme e zastali f. ledna
Nez ale z toho pfedce nikterak nevyply-
valo, ze Grant velikou chybu kongressu
napravoyati musi novou mnohem vetsi
chybou ze by musel dopnstiti, ably gene
raj spolkov6 armady do ustaveni sn6mu
Sc vmisil ma miste 1stavniniho prava
pravo niece ci bodakd postavil
Cekovity DOZEN presidentova poselstvi
zalezitosti louisiansk6 jest ten, ze pisa
tel nebo pisatel6 .jeho, nepfemozitelnymi
okolnostni donuceni, pfiznati museh. ze
yoienske zakroceni bylo chy bon liz ami
tax nenapravitelna a zpupna strana, ami
tax vzdorovity a samoliby president jake
jest Grant popirati nebo dokonce schvalo-
vati Sc neodvazuji. Jsmc velice 5adosti
vi, .iak sc zachoya kongress. kdyby
mem zasedala v6tsina, ktere vice ma srdci
lei zachovani svobody naroda nez pro
speech vlastni strany, byf jiz neodvoatel-
ne zahub6 odsouzen6, zajist6 by neod-
kladnt Sheridana Louisiany odvolala
presidenta dala obzalobu. Ostatn6
MONA, ze pfiSti longress, n6mz demo
kratG liberaloye budou mit vttSnu, s
Grantem po zasluze zatoci.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-01-16

eta nadale rosie Cd okupace Rima
kralem Niktorem Emanuelem vydanc
pres 100000 ma protestantske kostely a
missile Rhine, kteraz suma zaiiste Jest
velmi znacna, povazimeli, re dobre anne.
rlcke penize mali Rime vedle spatnych
penez italskych, mnohem vetsi hodnotu,
ze tam jest prace lacina a tudiz ze men
simi prostfedky lie tam mnohem vice Wy
konati, nezli zde. A protestante, zvlaste
americti, dovedou shan6ti proselyty O.
bracovati ma viru lepe nez missionafi ka-
tolitd; neochabnou-h, pax mtize Sc pfisti
pokoleni te znamenite udalosti dockati, ze
Rim bude mestem protestantskym. V
d6inach nejednou rub ma lie Sc obratl a
nemoznost stala sc moznosti.
Mimo to jest Rimt nGkolik obci Svo-
bodnych katolikd, ktefi 81 kneze sv6 voli
a papeze neuznavaii, n6kolik obci svobod
nJch mysliteld nebo nev6rcd, cel6 mnoz-
styi svobodomyslnych ano vJslovne nev6-
reckych casopisG co rok vychazi tam
knihy kter6 sotva vytist6ny, jiz Cd papez-
skych censord zanasi Sc do seznamu lin
dexu) spisd zatracenychl
TAX zvani pessimiste, ktefi ma svGt6
skrze nacernale hrejle pohlizi, nikde "a
dneho pokrollu neuznavajice, mohou pred
ce na .jcdink6m Rimu pfesvedciti Sc. ze
syet AMI nestoj ami necouva ale vesele da-
e Sc toc, ami kral6 ami papezd nedba-
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