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DdDIoAfHD TO THE ILIEHota paLfgATEs'
10 ths Editor " The Tribune.
LINCOLN, Ill.,, May 3l.-As one who artlently
desires the success Of the Republican party III
our Centennial political struggle, 1attcndctl thu
late stata Convention, though not In the charac-
TOT Of d delegate, We havo been furnished II
good State ticket, one for the sucrces Of which
can work most cordially, and tsAt sincerely
hope and believe will strengthen the National
ticket.
The most notable feature Of the Convention
was the apparent, and tn fact pro.
npunccd. preference for Nc. Blaine
as Presidential asp!rant. The action Of tllc
Convention is regarded as Blaine triumph.
In this connection desire to say Tint while
VIC prefer Dristow to any aspIrant, eau support
The Maine statesman, md will not only DO 10,
but work faithfully to secure his election, should
he bc the stan1ard-hcarer.
We cannot, however, close OUT eyes to facts
and circumstances OF peculiar character, when
they occur In connection with the work Of IL
Convention, so plainly that one Gnu run und
read thcn,.
We arc certain TINT no Republican or
Democrat will sny or believe a dclcga-
lion frum Illinois to Cincinnati solid ur
or substantially 60 for bin!ne, md against Brls-
tow, is q fair reflection Of the sentiments Of the
NcpublIcans Of ons State; nor will my pretend
s. "a" W. ~, ae ,. ~ .s'
Ring work TINT rasscd mo IL through primary anil
county conventions, 50 innch apparent enthusiasm
wou1i hare hrcn manifested 70! Mr. U|alnr
rho mannrr In whIr the enthusiasm was ,ro,kc,
~ "Ans' -. . 49, .".A. 's ~ a,s...s,
up III large acgFee tphhte1acte "aat III tlai'he'
to be evidence Of nlafnc's popularity with the
people.
The expression obtained by Gov. Dcvcrldgc.
and which wns probably part Of tha programme.
was sufficiently emphatic and noisy A. to 1'asc
seemed the shout nnd vDIcc Of tle entire Cnntcn.
lion, and yct Il may lave been manifested by lcrs
Ihah half the delegates 4 hundred men can make
Nuch noise. .
The Convention, thonch not instFuctirg ,tR dele
ratcs 10 Cincinnati sends them IL nay that Jllinnfa
|. solid for iiiaine, lcaet nearly luAl In
fo viii amy thinking man, will any tlclcsate pre-
,une to say that is juAt expression OF tho ecllti-
mcnt of State! Ara a1l tho people OF Chicago
sntI Cook County for Blaine? WI need rot TT 10
ypur city to learn that Ia MT true. 1t IL known
wherever newspapers nre rcnd, That Chicago has
fnuRnda Of earnest Itristp,y eunpprtcrt that he
il tn fact the is,r1l OF the people.
Thousands Of eolId fnun In the Thirteenth DI5-
lrICt will tell you that lristnw IL their first choice
As with Chicago and the Thirteenth District. Hn
il IL with other parts Of the State: yet delegates
r;+
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,Ncidil Noda zlorcGena do ziyota tyGho
(zona muscla k zjist6ni why nebo ne
vinny sv6 vypiti oskliyou vodu hofkou,
zl"fe6enou, cd kntzf il podanou) - ably
oteklo bficho TIVE .dno TIVE shnilo. A
odpovi zena Ia: Amen, amen. (Sta
niz se)'
Ma vttsinu hfichd pohlaynich ustano-
ven trest smrti. ,Dcera kn6ze, smilstvim
Sc poskvrnvsi, iupalena budiz.' tLeviti
Gus, 81, 81 OstatnG viz y knize Levitt
Gu, kap. 20, verse cd 10 az do Is. Ka
pitola ia ydbcc, akoz 10. Is. t6ze kni
hy plny jsou neihuusn6isich oplzlo3ti. A
vsak bible jest sIoyo bo2i, bez n6hoz pry
by cloyttenstyo mravn6 Sc zvrhlo. Tyto
tfi kapitoly hodi Sc vytecnG "a umravnu
lici tteni do skol obecnich, kter6z by pry
die revorenda dra. De Witt Talmag,
zkazu vzaly, kdyby Mich Gt6ni bible by.
10 vylouceno.
X Garod6jdm a ytstculn a dusi, kteraz
by sc k MIN obratila, neznal Hospodin ia
he zadneho milosrdcnstvi.
,Muz pax neb zena, k.cHz by NELL du. .
cha tarodtintho vdstiho, smrH umrou;
kamenim uhazeji je.'
,Duse, ktoraz by Sc obratila K hadatdm
a ytstcdm, ably smilniIa po Mich: posta
vim tydf svou prot dust tG, vyhladim
j prostfedku lidu jejiho.' Leyiticus, kap
20, verse 6. a 21)
Strasne, barbarsk6 tryzntni a upaloya
nj carodtid a hadaGi sttedov6ku opira
10 a oddvodnovalo Sc tGmito verSi.
llospodin zakazoval pfisn6 vyyoleu6
ma narodu iisti krev zyifat hrozil pre-
stupuikdm tohoto pfikazani - vyhlaze
MIN. ProIiyani krve iinJch narodd by
10 ale ieho nejzamilovan6jsim vyra2enim
Y tibli nalczneme nes6etnych dokladd
neuhasiteln6 krveziznivosti IIospodinovy.
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prOVOIani
ku VScm CcSkO-ameriCkym
SpOlkum.

Dne 10. kv6tna tohoto roku bude We
Filadetii svttova v5stava otevfena, 4.
teryence bude So zde slavit 100leta pa
malka prohlasen neodgsosti americke.
Bude to yelkolepa a nevidand narodni
slaynost, vsecky staty Sc il suGastni. Vel
Ky pocet rozIicnych spolkd zavita DO FL
ladeite ku zvelebeni zvysen tohoto
pamatntho due. My CechovG, opustivse
truchliyym srdcem starou nasi otcovskou
zem, pt!jati byli isme ma t6to syobodne
pdde oteyfenou naruci, stall jsme Sc zde
obcany, obyyame a vzdtlayame nyni tuto
nasi novou, krasnou syobodnou ylast. Jest
tedy nasi poyinnost ukazat sy6tu, ze zde
neisme cizinci, ze nam ma blahu a rozkv6
ta t6to zeme zalezi, ze my iakozto vide
lany narod Sc raduieme ze zalozeni a
trvani tohoto neodvislebo statu.
Pro slavnost dne 4. teryence obiedna
,,Flastimil" krasny prapor Prahy, kite
~ Sc bude 3. ccryence velko.ep6 svetit.
Nuze tedy, mill bratfi cesti, zveme Vas k
t6mto dv6ma slaynostem sem do Filadel.
ne. SeidGte Sc hojne. Sejdtte Sc vsichn.
Obyyame tuto vekou zen tax roztrouseni
a Cd sebe vzdaleni, = seidGme Sc tento
Posvatny den, ably isme ieden druheho
jakozto bratfi 6eskeho naroda srdecn6 po-
zdrayiti, We spolek k srdci pfivinouti pfi
stolete slaynosti nasi move vlasti Sc ysick-
nj radoyati a plesati mohli.
Zadame ctene spolky, iez nase pozyani
pFiimou, by mas do 10, dnora zprayili, jak
cetny spolek, zda hudbou ci bez nj. My
CechovG budeme pfi slavnostnim prdyo-
du .tvofit jednu diyisi, iak mile nam
yenkoysk6 spolky pficbod syij oznami,
udame u centralniho vyboru mas poGet
obdr1ime pax cislo diyise. Vybor sesta-
valici dyanacti clenl spolku Vlastimila,
ma ma starosti vsechny pfipravy, bude
vsecky blizsi zpravy, tykaiici Sc techto
slavnosi noyinach uvefejhovat, jakoz
ma ysecky poptayky t6to zalezitost O.
chotn6 odpovi.
Adresy budtez nadepsany:
Spolek ,,Vlastimii"
347, North 3thd street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Pfedseda vyboru: Vacl. Matous.
Taiemnik ;, y Fr. Telatko.
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OZnamky POkrOku

vytisknou Sc jen takove, kter6 Sc nqpfed
saplah. Yyjmuty isou toho pravidla
spolky, jimz zaroveh oznamuie Sc "a ,,po
IrCttnj cenu.
palec sloupco stoii $500 "a tfikrate
vytisknut, palce 800, palce $500.
Oznamka dele uvefeinovana tim Jest lev
ntjsi, elm dele sc uyefeihuie.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute oby6ejnym
pismem stoii 10 eta. fadka.
Oznamky: ,,Kaeje .,Naprode7'
,Hledd So" stoji IS ct6. "a tfikrat otisk-
uuti.
- Podle toho necht Sc kazdy fidi.
kdo Pokroku oznamovati chce. Necht
81 iuda kolik fddek, ti kolik palcd koli-
krat uvefejnit necht 81 sam vypocte
zasle pFislusici "a to castku.
. Kdo 81 pfeje miti oznamku v
tfitydenniku neb tydennik6 necht laska-
We podotkne
Penize posileite vzdy postoynich
poukazkach Money orders) a psani adre,
suite vzdy:
POk ROk
No. IOl CrOtOn street.
Cleveland. o.
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ID it edua. ls7G odiad ylaky udane stance tvyjna
nedelD jak naslednduJe.


OpJustl BayArd II 90 dop a. 100 oap. Ptl3d4 do Nov
Philadelphia l65 20 odp. Opoust n Philad z 30 dop
100 olp Ptti1il 30 Bdyard 10 20 dop. 3 IS odp
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HlIdiS Se-Bund.

ouS h'hor orPoroVaHy.
Hlavni kanceIat, 2IJ Bowcry, N. Y.
Spolccnost ia jest zastonpcna Is sta
teoh Unie cita 1900 clen6,
Pojiztuje zivot az ma $4,000.
Nemocnym vyplacf podporu cd s7-24B
tydne.
Pfisp6vky nohou zapravovany byti
tydne.
DIE vfrocni zpravy, 1. leGna 1874 w.
placeno nemocnYm
roku 1879, : 73,185 co podpora
>, 10000 vyplaceno d6di-
cum zemfelJch.
Pfirdstek jmeni roku 1873, 500. 900.
Pfebytek dne l. ledna 1874, $4,000.
Blizsi zpravu poda:
y. karger.
1873 Ontario Str.
74-4 OLEVELAND,O
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Biblick6 zajimavOsti.

Nsevedoucnost Jest hlavni vlastnosti bo
ha. On vsecko yidi. Temnota i sv6tlo
lsou iemu jako jedno. A pfedcc kdyz
pfiSel DO raie po zhfcseni prynich rodicd.
tazal Sc Adama: ,kdez jsir Patrnt
inuseli Sc Adam Eva DO ueihustsiho
housti ukryti, ze ie Hospodin neyidtl.
kdyz Sc Adam omlouval, ze Sc skryl pro
nahotu svou, tizal Sc ,vsev6douci' lIospo
din opGt. ,kdoz oznamiI tob6, ze Isl ma
hy| ' tom mu vsak napadlo. ze Adam
nelspise JEDI Sc stromu zapoytzeneho a
protoz Sc jej tazal: ,Neiedl lis ale toho
stromu, nthoz isem ii iisti zakazalE X ee
mu ia otazka. kdyz ptedce co vsey6douci
0 hfichu Adamoytm v6d6ll - kdvz Sc
Adam vymlouyal ma Eyu, poIozil t6to IIo
spodin nasledujici otazku. Coz isl to ei
Mia" AZ kdyz Sc mu Eva pfiznala, ze
Sc Cd hada K hfchu tomu naye-ti dala.
tn teprv obratil Sc Hospodin K hadu, ably
nu zlofeGl
zlvoGichopisu nemohl bJti pambu
zbehl}, nebot ulozil hadu, kteryz Eyu sye
dl, "a pokutu plazeni Sc 20 bfise zranj
prachu O. po vsecky dny zivota. Byl to
vskutku ntjaky tresE Bylo by trestem
odsouditi ptaka, aby lital, etvernozce, a
by chodil nebo lezl po ctyrech, cloy6ka, a
by chodil vzpfiment.
Had nalezi DO tfidy zemGplaz6, iichz
karakteristckou znamkou jest plazeni Sc
po brise. Had r4ji pIazil Sc zaiiste liz
drive po bfise, nezli mu Hospodin zlofe-
ell. Zbytecnt Sc tedy roz6iloyal - hada
ten trest nezarmouti.
Krone toho osy6dcnje Hospodin iest6
ma n6kolika iinych mistech neznalost zi-
votichopisu, ac by Sc pray6 n6ho, co
Tvdrce ,yselike duse live, hybaiici Sc
znalost takova dala pfedpokladati. Y
knize Leviticus, kapitole II. versi 20.
80. cteme:
Take i toto vam neciste bude mezi re-
10 eplazy, ktefiz lezou po zemi kol6a-
va mys a zaba tez jezek, jesttrka, hle-
myzd, Stir krtice."
Hospodin poGita tedy mezi zem6pazy
kolcavu, kteraz nalezi do Tidy ssaycI
sce mezi selmy kunovite; mys, ktera male
ii hlodavcdm; jezek, kteryz nalezi me
ri selmy hmyzOzrave; hlemyzd6 nalezici
no do tfidy m6kkysd, mezi bfichonozce;
stira, naleziciho do tfidy pavouki a krti-
CT, nalezici pododobn6 jezkovi DO tfidy
ssavcd mezi selmy hmyzozrave. lie
vsech on6ch zvifat, iez Hospodin do
tfldy zem6plazi Gita, nalezi tam iedine za
ba Jester Kazdy priman ty toho yse.
v6douciho Hospodina zivocichopisu "a.
drhnul
W. knize Mojzisovy, kapitole 80. do
vidame Sc, ze Hospodin ma hfbet, ia
ko kazdy jiny smrteInik. Ctemef
We vers 23.:
,Potom odejmu ruku svou a uzfis
hfbet mdj'
Vtipne pax dodava:
,ale tvaf ma nebude videna.' Jakoby
Sc to sano sebou nerozumelo. Ci lie vi
deti tvaf ke mne hfbetem obraceneho?
Sondli bychom, ze Hospodin jest stale k
clovecenstvu obracen bfbeten, tax be Ultra
py a souzenf jeho nevidi, sice by SO mad
MIN musel co nejv}s litostivf miIosrd-
ny ustrnouti.
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M eGnlLlL-
II. VI I LIlc,
Genl Par or. and Ticket Act


CIe0eland, Columbus, Cincinnati &
!ndiana IL. IL.
Z Clevelandu odilzdi 6.55 dopoicdne
2. SO $50 odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu pfijizdi I. 80 rano 400
9.55 odpoledne.
z Crestline 9.55 rano 6 55 a 1000 odp.
Do Columbus 1925 pol. 9.45 1886
.nOci.
Do Dayton 400 rdno 230 edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
Cincinnati 700 1000 rano 9.45 vet.
z indianapolis 625, 1850 Z. 90 rano.
z St. Louis 7.l5 rano $50 a 74o odp.
z Chicago $50 $40 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi jezditi vecernim.
Atlantic n Great Western R R
Ma uychod odjjkdi a zvgchcdu gfyizdt.
z Clevclandu 1925 500 rano 3.45 a
1905 veGer.
Do Clevelandu 100 l0.45 rano, 4.lO a
0.55 veGcr'
Do New Yorku 90 rano, 4.55 900 vee
Z Bostonu $50 rano, sos vecer.
ZNew Yorku $50 a ll.0O rano, 535 q
100 veGer.
Lake Shore a Michigan South. R. II
Na vychod oqjizdi a Efytkdiz z vgchodu:
z Clevclnadu 7.45 lO.O rano, 4.lo a
t0.2O vecer.
Do Clevelandu $50 a 5.35 rano, 2.o5
$50 odpoledne.
Do Buffalo 4.l0 1918 rano, l35, 5. 80 a
10. 40 seter.
2 Buffalo $50 a Z. Is rano $50, &. 25 a
80 ve6er.
10 New Yorku 100 rano 40 800
1900 veGer
S Bostonu $50 rano 5.00all vecer
Ma adpad odJlkd5 se zdpadu pfVi2Qt:
z Clevelandu 5.35 a 100 rano, 2.3Oa6.5
odpoledne.
Do Cleveiandu 7.25 lo.55 rano, 3.45
1905 odpoledne.
DO Toledo l040 a 1856 rano 7.ooa
Il 90 veGer,
z Toledo 300, ESQ 1866 rino 5.
yeCer.
Do Chicago $50 $50 rano s.2oa9.2
vecer.
q Chicago 100 9.2o rano 5.s5 a s.2O
vecer.
q New Yorku 1890 lo.45 rano
l1.00 veGer:
z Bostonu $50 900 rano o3O
vecer
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III. j. Votte1er
No. 1T9 Ontario str.

ma hudebni nastroic vseho druhu.
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the republican. party. The democrats
we're making loud professions of hon.
esty, were shrieking reform andavow-
ing an undying love for the union and
the people were'inol:ned TO trust them
with the rein of Government. Bat
the acts Of tho democracy soon CON
vinced them That this would be TO
undo all that the war had accomplish
ed and the amendments were intended
to secure, and the people promptly
"about faced" and will send the un-
changing democracy, in the Presiden-
tial election, so far in the rear, that
they viii never be heard Of again.
Nothing is being done in Congress.
The Senate has exhausted its calendar
and waiting the action of the House,
while the latter is engaged almost ex-
clusively in trying TO find mud to
throw in the campaign. There we're
twenty-seven inyestigationsiu progress,
and six new ores were ordered this
week, but SO far none shave panned
out 'Iany filth except in the Belknnp
case, and that has resulted in disgrae-
ing a republican official and q demo-
cratic aspirant for the Presidency. be-
sides showing up the three democratic
members Of the committee in most
unenviable light. The republicans
can stand all this kind of investiga-
tions. No news Of any interest from
abroad. f5.fT ra
\ ".
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FHE s UN.
DAILY Ann WEEKLY -FoR is76.


The approach of the Presidential cleo
ton gives. unusual imporanoe TO, the
events and Developments Of 1Sf6. We
shall ,Ddeavor to describe thcm fully,
! faithfully, bud foariessly
TUE WEEKLY SUN has now attaned
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ard, but TO improve and add to its variety
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Of the day will be found IA it, condensed
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The New York Tribune occasion.
ally states, in pithy form, undenia-
BILE facts. Apropos of the investiga-
ting tendencies OF the Democracy, it
observes :: "1he Democratic, party
must understand by this time, if it
has common penetration, that it is
not going to carry the Presidential
election by throwing mud. All the
disclosures and threats of disclosure
in Washington have not advanced it
one step. So far from making any
gains in the country, it has actually
lost, for the overthrow of the Grant
faction, which the Democracy could
easily beat at the polls, has brought
to the front the best elements of the
Republican party, against which its
chances are very small" While we
do not endorse its allusion to the
"Grant faction" we do accept its gen.
eral reference to the foolish course of
Democracy as just and right. They
have played for political capital and
lost,-7Pittsburgh Gazette.
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In persuanoo of a resolution of the

In persuanco of resolution of the
Republican State Committee, adopted
at meeting held in Harrisburg this
day, Republican State Convention,
to be composed of delegates from each
Senatorial and Representative district,
to the number to which such district
is entitled in the Legislature, is here
by called to meet in the city of Har-
risburg, at twelve o'clock, noon, on
Wednesday, March 30, 1876, for the
purpose of nominating an Electoral
ticket aud of electing Senatorial and
Representive delegates to repre-
sent the State in the Republican Ma
tional Convention, to be held at
Cincinnati, on the 14th day of June,
1876. III 9s
BY order of the Committee, rl
HENRY NJ. HoYT, Chairman.
A. WILSON Norris, Secretary. az
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II
The Philadelphia Times (Tnde-
pendent Reform Democrat - anti
Grant, &c.,) is of the opinion that the
New Hampshiresverdict sis notice
that he who runs may read, to the
Randalls, the Hills, and the fuckers,
who have assumed the Democratic
leadership, that if they represent De-
mocracy there isn't debatable State
that won't unqualifedly condemn it.
1t is declaration in advance that the
mingled stupidity and infdelity which
make the popular branch of Congress
powerless and apparently purposeless
in practical craftsmanship, will be
execrated by the people just as often
as the opportunity is presented. 1t is
fingerboard for 1876 pointing unmis-
takabl y to. the success of even a Grant
Republican candidate in preference to
any man whose record does not place
him beyond the suspicion of Bourbon
folly, or whose support of the Govern
ment in the dark days of peril didn't
fill the full measure of patriotism. 1t
is, in short, proclamation that no
apologies for the Confederacy are
wanted; that no sympathizer with its
efforts will be within the range of
avaiia bility, and that fools and restor-
ationists must go to the rear or the
whole train suffer hopeless destruc.
ton. :"
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