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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09

The foot stone Ii double, and on one.
ibalfof II Is inscribed; Mrs. H. Park, y
and on the other, IA children" Mr..
Park afterward had two other wives, and
had In MI twenty-one children, sixteen Of
whom died In infancy. Old people In
Grafton used TO shy that the death OF these
children was In consequence OF a curse
pronounced upon the family by an old
negro woman This row of graves, after
more than soyanty years, Is quite distinct
nearly all the graves In the row can be
easily traced. ~ Rutland VI Herald.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09

Shakespeare says" lion among ladies
is dreadful thing" So is mouse.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09
The other table bears the following In
scription ard epitaph:

In Memory Of Rcbceea, Wife Of Mr.. Thomas X.
Park, who died
Sept ~, 1908, In the 10th year Of her age.
Behold aud sc as yon pass by
MY fourteen children with me lie
Old and young You soon must die
Aud turn 10 dust as well ~ |,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09
Fourteen Infant Grayes.

In an old grave. yard In the north pari
OF Grafton, VT, there stands a double
head stone, on one table OF which Is the
following inscription and epitaph
Thomas X Park. Jr,, and II children OF,
1'baa. X. aud Rebeeca Park.
Youth, behold aud shed a tear,
Ne fourteen children slumber here.
Ne their Image how they shine
Like flowers OF a fruitful Vine.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-09

Valuable birds gold eagles,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-08

Neprava mat ka pravy o.
tee. V jedne visce ziie poctivy jeden
delnikjN po sest let Sc svou zenou a jake
omen kral pohadce souzil trapil Sc,
ze nema ditky. kdoz popise jeho radost
kdyz iednoho krasneho dne obazila iei
manzelka pfiznanim, ze tuzby jejich
nezdstaly marnymi ze jim co nejdfive
vrana n9co malinkeho do kolibky prime
Sc. Cas- Sc vic vice blizil g manzelce
naiednou narodilo Sc hezounke devcatko,
iez k udiveni pozdeii pfivoane porodni
baby vyhlizelo, jako by bylo jiz tyden
stare. Manzel shanel pin radosti jiz
kmotry pripravoval kftiny. V tom :
6ista iasna namane Sc ta lekaf ten po
zna, ze dite davno pred tim, nez manzel
ka delnikova slehla, bylo ma sveto. Man
zelka musela barvou ven tn pfiznali
Sc, ze dite vlastne patti svobodne dive
ze sousedni obce, ktera zenu pfemluvila
ably stavela Sc tehotnou a jeii dite "a sv
Ilvydavala. Byla tedy nevlastpi matkou
i To neni ale vse. Manzelova radost k pc
diyu dost neochabovala, ano on tesil Sc
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-08

'nbvorozence tax, 10 zena stala Sc na dte
zarlivdu. Napadlo il lccos, 4o vlastni
nIaminka a joi manze pfivetiy6 ma sebe
hlediyali; radost nu2oya byla il podezfe
lou = snad neni to dit6 - ieho! Uhodi
lana otlo 60 muz Cdpovtd6l, neyl SO,
aIo manzelka sebrala sve v6ci u
telila mi Chtela no ollamati. byla
salna oklamana Aspoh o5ecu5 80 mysli
ze pan manle sam timto -pfsoben dec
ko sve chtH dostati pod svou stfechu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-08

Rada pro opravy ma We sve ufadovne
plany speciikace ptipraveny a k ma
hlednutia predominant pro vsechny, jichz
Sc ty6e vylozeny ma siaybu stoly
Broadway Cd kingsbury Run k bodu
1900 stop jizne.
Jest pfani, aby Sc stoka nadimenova
ne ulici. mezi udanymi body ihned stave
la.
Rada vyslechne vsechny partaie, jichz
SO tyce II. cervence, 10 hodin dopoledne
We sve ufadovne.
Jmenem rady
j. +. Morse,
mtstsky meiic.
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kAPITOLA Ill.
Donna.

Henry Crestline opustil dim otce sye-
no mysli na neivyse rozervanou. Jeho
posledni nad9je zklamala jej. Kdyby byl
tusil, ze sveho otce tax spatne pochodi,
byl rad9ii by rodinu svou a sebe Sc sveta
sprovodil, net ably Sc byl snizil - k ze-
brani. Avsak stale SC. Co nyni utini.
neyedel.
Byl kruty lednovy mraz. Ledovy vitr
ako bfitva ostry, fuoel prot nemu re-
zal iej do tvafe. Po nebi valley SO ohrom-
nc spousty Gernosedych oblak, vestici sne
hovou bonfi.
Henry byl bidne zahalen do osumeleho
vetcheho kabatu. Svrchnik svij kozesi
noyf limec byi ma podzim prodal, ably
mohl zapraviti naiemne. Ma hlave mel
osumely, vypelichany cilindr, spodky ie
no byly taktez chatrne obnv rozcdrana.
Byl obraz chudoby zbedovanosti polito-
vani hodny.
,,Kterak pfedstoupim pred svou dra-
hon Madlenkua" pravil sam k sole, kdyz
byl sestoupil mramorovJch schoda otcc
va palace. ,Ubohe dite! Ona byla jista
ze dobte pochodim. Ach, ona nezna ty
vysokomyslne bohace, ktefi ma vse, &C
chudsiho nizkeho rodn Jest, sOpovrze.
MIN zhliz, ktefi 81 mysli, ze svet .ien Jim ]
vali svetem jest, ze oni isou vykvetem
vsickni druzi ale pouhou mrvou zeme. =
o kez bych Sc vyznal nejakem femesle
nejake zivnosti. Nenaskytneli SO mn
nejakym zazracnym sp6sohem pomoc :
tedy mole milovana zena mole rozkos
ne ncvinouck6 dite, mGj Percy, bidne hl
{ dem musi zemfiti; ano zemfiti hladem
J tomto lidnatem bohatem meste. o b.
a ze, Jest to moznes - Ale id Jim mnsil
Q opatfiti potravu, byf bych j ukrasti mi
slip
l. Takto sebe pfemitaje special poku
! mu vitr snih pod nohama dovolovaly,
q domovu svemu. Rozedranou obuvi jel
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jiste vlastnosti inysle neen deli &c, ale
p6stnji Ii SO v potomcich, mohutnGjNmi
Sc stavaji. On byi pysntja ma svdj pd-
vod, ma starobylost rodu sveho, nezli o.
hromne jmeni sve.
Bylo ode davna posvatnym zvykem
dedicd rodiny te pojimati za manzelky
divky rodi rovnez aristok kratickych a
byli by "a 1locin pokladai spoiifise krvi
,plebejskon" (chatry), iak obycejne lidu
pfezdivali.
Charles Crestline, nynejsi hlava rodiny,
byl liz po vice roka vdovcem. Jeliny
syn d6dic jeho byl mladik, .ieiz jsme
vyse ctenafstvu svemu uvedli ktery ci
tai asi dvacet pet rokd veku sveho. Wy.
chovavan vzd6ldvan byl cd nejlepsich
vychovatela ma nelepsich skolach; a
ackoliv pencil oplyval co syn milioI d
fdv az nazbyt pfilezitosti mel k rozmafi.
lernu spGsobu zivota, zachoval nicmene
ctnost karakter svdi bez poskvrny, tax
70 otec jeho mem neivetsi zalibeni male
zati musel.
Avsak neblaha l5ska spIsobila nahly
q kruty obrat celem ziyote nad6jpeho
mladika toho. Brzo po ndvratu svem 2
vysoke skoly seznamil Sc sestnactiletou
Madlou Herbertovou, ueitelkou ma obec-
ne skole. Kdozkol il spatfil, museI "a
milovati 81 il, tax krasna a vnadypna by
la. Mlady Crestline nejaky cas- zapasil
aristokratickymi pfedsudky, ktere mu
cd ne1tlejsiho mladi vstepovany byly, a
vsak laska jeho k spanile ucitelco byla
tax moona, ze mad ptcdsudky npln6 wi
tezila.
Pazadal il ruku, ale rozsafna divka
zdrahala Sc zpryu, vedouc, re takove spo.
ieni bude aristokratickemu otci proti my
sli. Konecne svolila, ale jen s tou pod
,ninkou, pfivoli-li s1atku tomu otec ie-
no.
Henry dodal ST mysle pozadal otce
"a svolenf k snatku. Otec zufil; posleze
Henrymu ukazal dvefe zakazal mn, ably
mu ami ma oci nepfichazel, poimeli chu-
dobnou tn divku "a zenu.
Ale Henry ami hrozbou vyvrzeni 2
otcovskeho domu vydedeni Cd pfedse-
vzeti sveho odstrasiti SO nenechal. Na-
mluviv milence sve, ze otce pozdeji no.
tovou udalosti usmifi, pojal il "a zenu.
Po roce mel nj ditko, roztomileho to
klucinu, jemuz dal imeno Percy.
Prvni til leta nebylo stastnym mlado-
manzedm zle, nebot Henry mel dosti
ably delsi dobu bez podpory
otcovy vydelku sebe rodinu svou slns-
ne mohl obziviti.
Lee koncem tfetho roku byly prostfed-
ky jeho vycerpany. On pracovati Deu-
mel kdyby byl neiakou praci zastati
mohl. nebyl to zadne sobe opatfiti; bylo
to ZINE, mesici kdy praci jest zle.
Nebohy mlady muz byl bez penez.
Zena jeho SO souzila, maly sotva dvoulety
Percy chtel chleb. Henry odlozil tedy
hrdost svou, sebral sc odvazil sc do
otcovskeho domG. Doutal pevne, ze otec
jej neodezene cd prahu n iemu potfebnou
pomoc neodepfe.
Zklamal se
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dral Sc mu dovnitt snih zablo iej hroz
Inc.
| ,.On ma srdce kamenn6 p mluyil opet
sam sob6. mic jej neobmekci. Kdy-
bych pred jeho oGima zcnon diteteln
svym Llady uuIiral, on by mneani sousta
chleba nepodal. Okez by matka ma by
la ma 2ivu. pax by zaiiste bylo iinacc.
Kdyz byl pekolik ulic probehl, zastavil
Sc pred chatrnytn dfeyenym stavenim Y
ulici Low.
,,Bojim SO vejiti," pravil, tfesa SO Ii
mou. ,,kterak il nohu fici, ze mne otec
mdj vyhnal il potupill"
Chvili vahal, pax ale Sc odhodlal vejl-
Iii. Po poloshnilych dfevenych schodech
vystoupil do prvniho patra, kde manzel
kou ditkem svym obyyal jednu svetnic.
ku.
Vessel do syetnice, z ieiiz kazdeho kou-
ia zirala chudoba. Chatrny stdl, tfi po.
!amane idle, prazdnd bedna - to byl
asi cely nabytek.
Ma jedne zidIc scdela mlada zena
nejchatrnelsich kartounkach, ovinnta spro
stym Salem. Pres vsecku obklopuiici j
chudobu chudicky oblek jeff, pres ysec-
ku bledost obiceje, vpadlost oci tvafi,
COZ bylo patrnym svedectvim bidy, jez j
lnofila, byla pani CEestaaaSs la s pfedce kras
ma
Oblicei jeff byl pravidelne ovalni, rysy
ntla tax pravdeIne, iako fecka socha,
male drobne zoubky byly mad slonovinu
b6ejsi barva plet6 JEFF pfipomhlala ala
bastr Mea bohaty tmayohnedy vlas,
ktery sa rozpust6n tyl ramona jeji 1pl-
ne zahaloval. VelkG jasne oci ieii by
Iy temne modrf.
Nebylo divu, re Sc aristokraticky Hen
ry do tax spanile bytosti zamiloyal.
I nohou mlad6 krasne zeny te sedGl
malJ chlapecek, maiici podobu natky
sye. Byl to Percy.
hdyz Henry Crestllne vessel, manzelka
ieho vyskocila b6zic mu vstfic, volala:
Henry, zajiste isl dobfc pocbodil Il
otec tv6i ii pomohl, neniliz pravda."
,,N;koliv, Madlenko," odpov6del Hen
ry temnym hlasem. ,,Klamal isme Sc
oba. Otec m6i nechce mne znati Cd
byl mne ne jako zcbraka, nebot tomu by
almuznu zajistG neodepfel, ale jako To-
tra!"
"A fekl's mu, jakou bidu name. vsec-
kos mn fekl I"
,,Ano, fekl sem mu, ze hlady umirame,
ale kdybych pred jeho ocina spolu va
mi hadem hynnl, on by ami prstem me-
hnul, ably mne zachovall
/. PAX pomoziz nam b6ht' zvolala me-
boha zena a sklesla ma poldnanou zidlici
a zakryiic 81 tvaf rukama, zalkala: ,,Nase
posledni nad6je mas zklamala = islne
ztraceniw
,,Tatinku." kficel maly Percy, prison,
raw Sc k nohoum otcovym, ,,dej me papat,
a mann velky hladW
20 boze!" zadpel mlady muz, ttesa Sc
ma celem teles lone rukama, .,tot vice,
vice nez snest mohuw
,,Nezbyva nam nez zemfiti, Henry"
scptala Madlena, tulic Sc k muzi svemu..I
,,Nikoliv, Madlenko, my nezemfeme,
nesmime zemfit, pokud jest stfibra azla
ia ma svete"
Ma TO copil Sc opet sveho vypelichane-
ho klobouku special ke dvefim.
Henry" vzkfikla zena jeho hlasem
uzkostlivym. Go zamJslis.'
Go zamyslim! chci vam opatiiti chl6b,
abyste nezemfeli hlady.'
Henry, manzei." volala zena. jsouc
ma nejvys rozeiena, ,,ty pfedce nechces
dopustiti SO zlocinu. Radej zemfn, ncz
bych iedla chleb opatfeny zlocinem."
Mlady muz Sc zarazl. Posledni slova
zcny jeho neninula Sc llcinkem. Y tom
vsak oval Sc Percy:
,.Tatnkll, ja mam hlad!'
To rozhodlo; slova nepromlpviv, vyfitii
Sc chudicke svetnice.
Zena ieho Sc svalila bez sebe.
(Pokracovam.)
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MeStSkG OZllanlky.
@ y II i III e n /.

Rada pro oprayy podala mtstske rad6
bcrni odhad pozemku hraniGjciho IA
ulici Warren.
Odhad ten ucintn Jest k zaplaceni w
lob "a stup1oydni oprayeni Vi. Warren,
mezi al. Forest bodem 1000 stop iiznG.
:, Zainanf 0dhad jest k nahltdnnh v Il.
fadovu6 myst5keho pisafe.
Namitky proti odbadn tomu museji be-
hem ptti ned6l po prvuim uyefentni pi-
semnt NEST. pisafi podany byti.
Ino l. Nc Intosh, NEST pisaf.
Cleveland. 80 Gervna 1915.
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ON q IN e u |.

Rada pro opravy podala mtstskG ra-
de- berni odhad pozemku, branlticiho ma
ulici Solon.
Odhad ten ucin6n jest ma zaplaceni W.
lob, povstalych stupnoyanim a oprayenim
ulice Solon, mezi ulceni Trumbnl a
Warren.
Zmineny odhad jest k nahlednuti IL
fadovne mGst. pisaie vYlozen.
Namitky proti odhadu tomu n.u'i be
hem peti ned6l po prynim uvefeintni pi-
3emne NEST. pisafi podany byti.
Ino l. Nc Intosh, NEST. pisaf.
Cleveland 80. Gervna 1870
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~ Il III al III Z IA / g.
Rada pro opravy ma We sve ufadoyne
plany specifikace pfipraveny k ma
hl6dupti a prozkoumani vylozeny, ma
ssavbu stoky nj. Jefferson od nj. Herr
schel. az k nj. Nebraska, odtnd az k tece
Cuyahoga.
Jest pfani, ably Sc stoka ' nadimenoya-
ne ulici, mezi udanymi body, lined sta
y6la.
Rada vyslechne ysechny, jiehz SO tyce
II. Gee. 3 hodiny odpoledne ye sve Il
fadovne.
Jm6nem rady
B + NJ ors e, NEST. mefiG
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-18

influences Of TIE chafCh. These sch6oIs
are built and run with Methodist money
and Presbyterian money. Aud that too
after we have discharged our duty to the
state in common with all other citizens.
This is in harmony too with the spirit
of the church, and of American ideas
and institutions. There can be no rea-
son why Catholics should assume rights
and make demands not enjoyed by other
religious bodies, or why they should
make war on American institutions.
Here they are welcome. Here the state
generously provides for the liberal edu-
cation of the children Of their poor
masses without interfering with their
religious faith. Why the authorities OF
the church should make such unreason.
able demands is inexplicable only upon
the supposition that Catholicism can
not bear contact with American institu-
tions. And in that event the demand,
to say the least of it, is immodest and an
indication of great weakness. X.
FREMONT. ONO.
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B9- The Review, of Toledo, is no
only Catholic but a Democratic paper
and as an exponent Of the Democratic
Catholic sentiment, it may be regarded
as good authority. In its issue of last
week, it says:
We have no advice to offer the Dem
cratic party; it needs none. 1t will re-
main true to its time-honored principles
follow the tracks of its opponents il
nothing, declare its position on the live
issue of the day, and illuminated by
truth and honesty, instead of "torcf
lights, it will march to victory.
That the Catholic vote should be cas-
solely for the Democracy at the coming
election, is undoubtedly true.
If it speaks by authority we may ex
to see a Democratic platform with Q
plank in it favoring division Of the
school fund, and another favoring 8
union of church and state. 1t also says
that the 'SCatholic vote should be
cast solely for the Democracy at the
coming election, T" which latter is but a
reiteration of the bargain made between
the Leaders of the Democracy and the
Catholics, last winter, by which it was
agreed to cast the Catholic vote solid for
the Democracy.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-18

1fS- Last week the goyernment, pur-
chased bafs 81 gold tnd silver 70 ihe
amount oi one million and q hall. It
bought at III, ahdit is said can be coin
ed and put in circulation without loss on
a par with greenbacks. In the same
connection it was stated the government
would soon be in a condition to resume
silver payment. Does not the secret Of
specie resumption lay in the fact stated
abovel What is to prevent the govern
ment from buying mp gold and silver
bars, keeping the mints busy, and even
creating more of them for the purpose,
if necessary, and thus supplant the
greenbacks or add to the general circu-
lation by increasing the specie coinage.
And yet, so long as the specie exports
exceed the specie imports, with all the
efforts of government, we do not seem
to be drawing much nearer the desired
eed. The specie exports the past year
were 1923, TIT, 734 more than the previous
year.
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or the Journal.
FREE DISCUSSION.

RELIGION AND THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The adoption of the following resolu-
tions by the Ohio State Republican Con-
vention, as plsnks in its political plat
form, was an act of most commendable
wisdom.
1st. "We stand by free education,
our public school system, the taxation
of all for its support, and no division OF
the school fnnd.
ID. "Under our Republican system Of
government there should be no connec
ton, direct or indirect, of Church and
State, and we oppose legislation in the
interest Of any particular sect upon tbis
subject.
The Church and the State are the two
diyinely appointed organizations for the
benefit Of human society. They exist
not by human authority or human suff
erance; but by divine appointment. The
The church was formal ly organized il
the family of Abraham, and has beer
continued down through all the dispen
sations until the present time. She ex
lists to-day, not in any one seperate ant
distinct ecclesiastical organization, how
ever ancient it may be, or whatever as
sumphons it may set up; but in the gen
eral church comprised of the diheren
ecclesiastical organizations holding 81
common the cardinal doctrines OF the Bi
BILE.
The State exists as absolutely by di
vine appointment as the Church. Pau
distinctly says "I4et every soul be sub
ject unto the higher powers. For there
is no power but of God; the powers thai
be are ordained of God" And Coo
says, "By me Kings reign and Princes
decree justice, by Me Princes rule AnG
Nobles,even all the judges Of the earth. ;
The object Of these two divinely ap
pointed organizations are distinct and
separate. Christ says ''render therefore
unto Cesar" that is the State, "the
things that are C@sar's, and unto God
the things that are Gods" The things
that belong 10 the state are sacred to the
state, aud the things that belong 70 God
or the church are sacred to the church.
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BE~ Among the ooitrages committed
in Pennsylvania by the miners, is this
On Saturday night last two keg of pow
der with lighted fuse attached, were
thrown into tbs residence of James Ca
rey, at Kingston. A boarder was awak
ened by the noise and and perceiving
the danger managed to extinguish the
fuse. In view of the outrages commit.
ted, it is gratifying to find that thirty
two of the rioters have been convicted
of conspiracy and riot. The chief Of
tenders have been fined S25 each and i'm.
prisoned one year. Thirteen others we're
fined $25 each and imprisoned go days.
For the rest sentence was suspended,
they being regarded as merely the tools
of the leaders.
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BS- We referred last week to the fact
that the Republicans Of New Hampshire
had carrie their case before the Su
preme Court of that State for decision.
The case was simply this. The Dem
Ocratie Governor and his Council, tc
whom the returns of the election were
made, discovered that two Republicans
chosen to the Senate by the people, had
received a number Of fyotes on which the
candidate names were not given in full,
but yet they were 80 plain thatno doubt
could obtain as to the intent of the vO
ters. The Governor and Council, not
withstanding, threw out those votes
and declaTed their opponents two Dem
ocrats,) elected, and issued certificates
TO them, thus securing a Democratic
majority in the Senate, The five Re
publicans elected organized separately
presented their protest and cass before
Supreme Court, which has since decided
that il could not go behind the certif
cats to enquire, thus virtually sustain
ing the wrongful act of the Governor
and Council But public indignation
was so great against such conduct thai
the Legislature in joint session proceed
ed to an election, and chose Hon. p. @.
Cheney, Governor The Democratic
Governor and Council set up claim
that the election was too late, but Cheney
has been inaugurated, and Q nice Dem.
ocratic game spoiled.
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p1r In Tifin the happy home of the
Plain Dealer brothers boyhood years,
life long Democrat remarked on Mon
day Of this week, Eyes, yes, this fooling
with the Catholic bosses did the thing
for meand there, are plenty more like
me. Our leaders have made a bargain
to sell out the Democratic party to the
Catholics, but they can't deliver the
goods. Hereafter am a Republican, "
This is q faithful report Of what actually
occurred. The Plain Dealer statesman
should pack his valise and break for
Tifin forthwith. His influence is much
needed down there to "save the party. 4"
-TLeader.
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Bar while The Gegban hin hume Al

BST While the Geghan bill hung fire,
Archbishop Purcell remarked with.
draw the support which Catholics have
given the Democratic party, and it viii
fall in this city, county and State, as
speedily as it has risen TO its long los
power and position, which was {
hreat;-and then he added ''The Dem
ocratic party IS NOW ON TRIAL." which
hastened the verdict of the Legislators in
favor Of the Geghan bill. The result o.
the trial was satisfactory to the Arch
bishop, and ''the solid unbroken vote o.
the Catholics, ? was pledgedto the Dem
Oerats for the service rendered The
statement is plain one, and should be
well considered by every voter. If the
Democracy succeed this fall, the mex
demand of the Papal power may be {
law pronouncing all marriages null ant
void, except where Catholic priests con
duct the ceremonies.