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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06

Krach 5,jg. poslaace ma rqjchsrate
ts .Bran9stettera spasobil pry minister
stv6 orby velmi neptjemn6 pfekvapenl
Brandstetter pozadal zaohu "a rudu, KITE
rou mel eraru dodati sice I'll. $4,000.
Chtel ie pod ton vymir kou, ably mohl ban
ske sve zdvody rozstit. Financni pro-
/ kuratura byla tazana o radu, zdaH Brand
stetter poskytuie 1ostatecnou zaruku. ga
povedela Verne svedomit6 ze Brandstet
ter "a to nema. Navzdor tomu svolUo
ministerstvo orby pfece, ably ty penize by
ly Brandstetterovi vyplaceny Lide veci
znah pravi ze stat Pride penize.
Tyto d,ai sta1a Sc ,,a n50eechd n"ioersi.
tS vtaehsk6 uadloa, ktera ie zajimavou
ilustraci k narodnim pom6rdm kakons-
sku. We Vidni, stfedn dstavactva, ma
n4mecke unyersit6 vidensk6, kan tahnou
Sc n6meGti posluchaci z cele rise, zvitezlll
Sovan6 a to "a oholnosti takovych, re u
dalosti t4to musime pfisoudit vyznam po-
lticky. Ma videhske universte je toti2
spolek nazvany nemecky oVerein znr
Pfege kranker Studierender" (spolek
osetfovani nemocnych studujicich), ktery
ma touto dobou liz 10000 Il. kmenovehc
imeni. Uroky tohoto tondu pfispev-
XIV imenovan6mu spolku spravuje podle
uznani sveho vynaklada ma osetfovanl
podporovani nemocnych samospravny Wy
Dor universitni, ktery 81 voli sami studen
ii sice die fakut, Spolek je dobrocn
ny pro posluchaGe universitni bez rozdil'
viry a narodnosti Nez posud yoivan
byvali do vyboru jenom N6mci, ktefi "a
narodnich spor6 Suddenly narodnostl slo
vansk6 skracovali podporu skoro jenon
N4mcdm ud6ovai. Slovansti student
konedn9 Sc rozhodli, bezpravi tomuto s.
opfiti slovansk6 spolky stndentske Wy
iednavaly mezi sebou, az ustanovenl spo
leGni kanddati vsickni slovanstl studu
iici Sc zavazali, soidarne jednati. PriS
k volbam; IN hlosotickou takutu zvolen
byli sam Sovane po live agitaci; tuzs
ioste byl boj mezi pravniky. Pn pryr
yolb4 prosli diva SlovanG, jeden Czech j
den Polak; Ntmci a ostatni slovanstl ka
didati dostali Sc do uz5i volby. Meme
vidouce, ze by podlehli, dtlali veliky po
vyk spasobili, ze byla volba ma ty
den odroGena. Agitovalo sc obou stra
pfi vob6 zvoleni byli diva Slovane j
den Rumun. Take a lekafske iaku
proslo nekohk Slovand. Slovanskou 50
darnostl Sc tedy dokazalo, ze We Nidr
by mohli Sloyane zaujimati mnohem dd
zt6jsi postaveni, .en kdyby rozhodneli
stupovaH solidarnt ednali. Zarovt
&c obievilo, be take sloyansti studujci p
spivaii neivice k osiav9 ntmecke vldehsl
university.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06

Domnel e zpronevefeni. Hen
ry b. Fowle, knihvedouci cleyelandske
Furniture Co., byl ma zatykac spravce
konkursni podstaty tirmy te, adyokata
Charlese NJ. Vorce zatcen, nebof lpi ma
mem slime podezfeni, ze zpronevefil 5 =
900 dollari. Fowl prohytil penize ty 8
iednou veselou damon, ktcraz taktez "a :
tcena byla. Kdyz vsak vydala sperk '
Gene ) 200, jez cd Fowleho darem obdr-
zeIa, byla propust6na.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06

Reveren DIR. t. DE Witt T "a l.
m age Brooklyna, kterV etenafdm
nasim znam jest co neikovantiA orthodo
xa a neifanaticttjsi obhajce bible, icz die
jeho nahledu uhelnim kamenem nasi re-
publiky jest, byl cd 22 zdejsicll pro
testantskych knezi 500 vynikajicich pro
testantskych obeand pozvan, ably tn mel
ptednasku vlastne kazani otazce Mali
bible 2 obecnfch skol byti vyloucena7'
Pfistup nebude volny, naopak nstanove-
no velmi vysoke vstupne. = Patrno. BE
pfednaska Talmagova ma byti protestant
skou demorstraci proti syobodarnm ka-
tolik6m. TAX nam nastava novy ,,fait".
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06
NecO z me ZkusenOstt.
(ZASLANO.)

Kubtk. Visi pax Jirko, podle echo
Sc pozna rozdil mezi skutecnym padea
nym jezovitou.
.0 Jsrha: / to pfedce ieste nevfm.
Hubsh.: Rozdil jest ten: skutecny je-
zovita sidi lidi We menu bozim, pfi tom
befe bratra "a svedka, padelany sidi H.
di fikaje: bratfe, bdh jest svedek, a ten
jest nejhorsi taskaf.
Jsrka: Deknii ii, zas budu opatrnej-
Sim.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06
Nova kde dOmOv
muj?

.ra@
A de donov mdi, kde ylast je MAJ
Tam kde handak k lidu huci,
Jezovita travi dusi,
Neomylny V hradu SVEN
Drzi radu koncilesn,
Tam kde vlada narod svira -
Ach, tam neni domoy md
IL de domov m1j, kde vlast ie ma!
V Rakousku, kde tisk sviraji,
Redaktory zaviraj,
Spoleovani svobOdn6
Jest pr5 Cech6m zahubne,
Zelezna kde ruka vladne,
Ach TAM neni domov m6i
IL de domoy mhi, kde vlast ie MAJ
Zakony kde pise vlada
S holi narodu ma zada,
Pfirozene pravo kde
Cetnik exspliciruie,
Tam kde bankrOt hostem stalym,
Ach tam neni domov mIi
HIDE domov mdi, kde vlast je ma!
Tam kde tr3ni volnost zlata,
Vzdelanost kde s lidem spiata,
Kde jasny osv6ty den
Poyery zaplasil sen
lam kde clovek kralem svym
Tam viast je ma, tam domov mdj
Jan Gebhard.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06

II q Puu IT II By, d TT G III q n g,
zmrzlinn u ect,
Jest pGyodni = zalozeny lS48. Ia
chovava povest syou co cistsi, siln6jsi a
iemnejsi nez kterykoliy jinJ skrob, bndiz
81 nazev jeho iakykoli,
Stevenson Macadam, Ph. ID. q c. nei-
lepa autorita ma poll chelnie Europe,
pecive rozlozil skrob tento soncastky
jeho naezl jej zdrayym Mvnym.
Navod k delani puddingu jnJch il.
del jest ma kazdem libernim paklicku.
~ Ma prodei vsech velkych grocerd
GA = SO
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06

Mask karnip ssPrem 9 m
sini spoil Perun bude odbfyan dne II
Iedna 1876. X t6to zabave jest ziskana
kapela PIP. Zametnlka Vokouna. Nei-
skvostneisim maskam dostane Sc krasnych
premii. Pofadatele sc postaraji, ably ten
maskarm piles k neivelkoleptjsim tohc
drullu z6bavam So druiil.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06
enu % cta.
Oznaillky..
80 vYDANI.


Ohsahuie uplny seznam y5ech ontch
NEST We Sp. Statcch, territory Canady,
kterG die posledniho scitani lidu yGt5 o
byvatelstvo Gitaji nez 5000, iakoz Sc
znam imen vsech 6asopisu vychazeiicich,
ktere ontch mestech neivttsiho rozsife
nj mali - TaktGz obsahuie seznam case
psG, jenz Sc oznamovatclAm k oznam
kam odporucuji co nejvice v niste dotyt
mem rozsifeni neilevnGjsi ceny mali.
Dale obsahuie ysechny casopisy We Sp.
Statech, jenz vychazeji v takovych MI
stech kde ie pres 5000 obyvateld.
Konecne vsecky nabozenske, hospodai
ske, vedecke, prdmysln6, medicinske
svobodNzednick6, paedagogicke, obchod
nj poistovaci casopisy.-Soudni, spoke
We, musikalni, modni jine odborni nov
ny nejspolehlivesim scznam Du!ale
Iplny seznam pres 300 n6meckych no.
win, ktere vychazcii We Sp. St. - Vysve
tle1l o vyhaskach, mnoho cennikd ohla-
SEX, rse co ohlasovateldm tfeba vtdeti
Adresnjte ma
Geo. II. ROWeIl ~ Co.,
Al Park Row.
New York
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06

Vzajemn6 podporuiici rad h, I. L. '
Cleyeland6 O. bude odbyvati syou cello
rocni schdzi nedeli dne g. ledna 1876 q
8 hodins odpaldne. tlenov6 isou vyzva-
nj by Sc upln6m poctu dostayili, a II
lenz sve ptispevky poyinni isou do tetc
schdze zapravii.
Jmenem fadu Ed. Vopalecky
ueetnik.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06

Severon6mecky Lloyd Bremen jest
neje6tSi spoleGnost paroplavebni Ne
mecku, ielikoz eta 2S velkych pomot
skych. krasn6 zfizenych parnikd, ktere
stavali Sc vzdy oJlibenGjSlo'j, COZ vysvita
toho, ze mezi Evropou Amerlkcu
do konce roku 1874 po nich JlOOz7
osob pfeplavilo. Parolod6 bremske vedc
ny jsou spolehtiryms kapitany; jsou pod
rizeny caste a dahladne prohttdce a drze
il Sc nejlepSim porddhu; ze to vse sddr
ne p6sobi a cestuiicim bezPeGad pfeprava
tim Sc ziistuic, tom sv6dci nellip, re za
cel}ch II let, co spolecnosti brenske sta
va, mezi kterymz Gasem 1910 cest pres o
cean vykonay, nestala Sc nehoda takova
ktera by .jcdiny *tcot ljdshy "a obtt W.
zadovala. Cestujicim ma lodi dava Sc
dIstatek dobfe upraYen6 stravy, kazdy
obsonzen jest steint pftcdt(ct, o Poho-
di postarano jest co nJlIP.
Kdo by 81 pfal n6konm ze svych zna
mych aneb pribuznych pteplay vyplatltl'
necht sc obrati ma n6ktereho nasich p.
t. zastupci Americe, zeimena ma p. N.
hrejEtho, G,0t2n str. q CieUeland6, II IA
da o pfepiacnt llstehp Pc po5toc"S Parofo
III JremskG SPoleGnosti a bude zajist6 s
pfeplavem spokojen.
Dopisy ma mas budte@ adresovany:
karcS n StOtzky.
Bahnhotstr. %
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06

Rad a.pro opravy zda sc, ze s
tropi zerty pane Svobodovy resoluce, ty
kajici SO mostneho viaduktu. Maze II
IA warda trpetig Cleveland News, 4. pr.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06

Pfist4hovalci. i. Policista Schroe-
der podava zpravu, &c behem minuleho
m68ice 925 pfistehovalci ielo Clevelan-
dem, nichz SO zde Sc usadili a.sice II Ne
mec, ii Cechd, 10 Angicanh, s IrGand
S L hr6.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06

Zdeisi n ew nazyvaji We vGerejsiu
elsie p. F. Svobodu originelnim zakono.
darcem Zajiste velky to kompliment I
zda sc ze zaslouzeny.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06
Verejnt dikuvZdani.


Sister Clara, o. s. ", Carrolton,
New Orleans, La.
Jelikoz vase ,,Hamburske kapky" ne
cn mne ale iinym dobfe poslouzily, ne.
mohn ncz vyjeviti YAM uznani svoie q OBJ
jednavam pfi tom novych dvacet lahvi.
|, Neslysel iseln nikdy ieste, zs by lidS
TAX dplne leky spokoieni byli, jako isou
s kapk mi dra.4 Augusta Koe-
ntiga. Vsichni lide SO tomu tasili, 10
isem kapky dra. Augusta Koeniga v me
ste zayedl. Tesi mne sam6ho, ze jsem
takoyeho neco vyyodl. Go Tide o nicb
pravi, doyite sc keyrnhneji nsktsreho
pfiloaenych listki. Nnct6 et obial
Andreas Wadl.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06

Clenove Radu Svornost c. Ill. C.S.P.S.
SC timto upozornuii ze pristi m6sltni
schdze odbyvati Sc bude We ctvrtek. 6ho
ledna 1876. Anto d1lezite zalezitosti na
dennim pofadku jsou. jest zadoucno, by
Sc udove Getn6 dostayili.
Jm6nem Radu
V. Rychlik, tai
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06

IL fadu bosakd.)
Ems elsbersk k klastern i'm s [
jisty prostfedek prot oteyfenym ranam
vseho druku, oznobeninam, spaeninam
boleni kfizi, vfeddm bolayym prsnin
bradayicm.
Cena / skatulky ponauconim 20 ctd
neb 5 skatulek "a S100
Sklad u w. Ernst, Cleveland, ID
- ODE k dostdni u Nj. kreciho.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06
Ia spolek

X. +. Erhard IL I'd. Yopalecky
- Lissky k dostani isou u M. Krejc
no, Ed. Vopaleckeho V SIM Perun.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06

Sbor Budyoi hrati dude ned6li, dne
9. ledna .,Diblik", obraz re zivota on
iednanich.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06
ncZaZivmOSti

ncZaZivnOSti
natouklost zacpu pGsobi. Kdyz ty
kapky odstrani latl<y, ktere t6zkoeti ty
pisob, vypudi take piiznaky ukazy ne
moce, ktora pramene toho vyprJstila,
jako ma pr kolikovt bfisni bolesti uii-
mani, jakoz boleni hlavy a prsou, zavrat
tatoni a pustotu hlavt, tmdni mzika-
nj ocich skl6cnost prsni, obtizn5 dy
chani, ktcre Jest zvlastt hypochoudristdm
0tzkomyslnym) lasto osudne.
Proti: Sc m boil tenn, iez zen-
sk6 pohlavi tax zhnsta trapi.
Proti: p plnokrevnosti
ID c n:i G.
t6..z k komysl lnosti,
vosti E.A
tezkostem zalude6nim
IN d ! o b Il IN,
bolestem hlavy
1dG,
klcpani srdce .ad
zloutence.
Proti: kataru a slime ryIn6, kite
ra sc zylastb rychIe vyl6ti, protoze kapky
ostry, zdcpu pasobici slem trhaii a vyme
3uii.
Proti zanGtIivGmu choronickemu
reunatizmu, proti dine (gicht) vse
likym zluGnim, remittuIicim II interInittu-
iicim zimnicim, prot nemocem krev.
MIN, ledyin a mtchyfe. Prot
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06
Proti: kataru slime rymG, KITE
DySpeSii,

nebo obtiznGmu zazivani boleni hlavy,
boleni zadech plecich, stisnenosti pr
sou, kasli, kyselemu fihani, zavrati, cd :
pornosti tIstech. bolestem zluGAim, bole
stem okoli ledvin "A stIm iinych a j.
nyeh nemoci "a jich nkazim, vznikajicim
20 spatneho traveni. tt
Proti: nernocem kOiniIn, Osu-
tinasn, vfeddm, nadorim, bolavym
ocim, cervence, svrabu, spatne barye pie
t6 iinym nemocem koznim. Jedna jc
dina lahev pfesvedGi toho nejnediv6rti-
vejsiho.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06

pres Southampton po oblibenych
zelezn5ch parnikach postovnich
$500 - 5000 tun):
BALTIMORE, Captain Meyer.
BERLIN, captain Putscher.
ONO, captain Meyer.
LEIPCIG, captain Holman
BRAUNSCIIWElG, cap. Unduetsch'
NUREMBERG cap. Jaeger
Expeditni dnove isou ustanoveni: :
Ohio listpad 3 27
Leipzig lstop. II. pros. IL.
Nuremberg pros. Is. leden 8. 76
Braunschweig led II Il 1nor
Nucrnbcrg 1nor 9. bfezcn
Braunschweig bfezcn S. duben |
dale pax kazdych ctrnact dni.
Tyto lode dopravuji cestovatele q.
Bremen, Southampton, Londyna, Havru
zp6t.
Ceny pfevozni do Is bfezna
Il Bremen do Baltimore
kaluta 800 V 1late
mezipalubi 81 pap.
u Baltimore do Bremen, Southampto-
nu, Londyna Hayru
kajuta i 90 zlate
mezipalubi 30v papir
Zpatecni listky:
tft Diezipalubi $44.50 v pap.
4 1 Deti OF 10 let polovici, kojenci 80
E- Stran zasilek listkd pfeplav
nYch pbratte sc k5ednateldm:
A. Schsshsna cher Il Go.
8 South Charles Str Baltimore.
Charles Waiter,
/ IL pro Washington.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06

Umrtnos Minuleho tydne zemit
10 tn ponze 81 osob.
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MiStni ZpraVy.
V sObOtu

bude v sini Peruna beseda.
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pokud vznikaii &c zaslcnovani, ma
dGni kraditeti
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-31
A Marriage in the Surf.
TFrom the Providence Journal


Last winter an elderly Baltimore gentle
man, proud of his wealth, discovered that
mis- daughter had dared to love young
man far beneath her in the estimation OF
society. A week later the Baltimore man
sion was closed for the season, and the
names of father and daughter soon after
appeared on the register of one Of the Mar
ragansett Pier hotels There was with them
companion, outwardly treated as an equal,
but in reality paid spy over the young
lady's movements and correspondence. But
before fortnight had elapsed the young
lover at Baltimore received enc morning 4
big envelope containing a dainty note
which filled him with joy unspeakable.
He had friend who was a clergyman, and
before the sun had set that night the two
had long, earnest conference, which re-
suited next morning in the departure Of the
twain for Narragansett Pier.
The old gentleman was forbidden by his
physician to balhe in the surf, and the spy
hated the sea az the devil is said to hate
holy water. The young lady enjoyed her
bath exceedingly, and, as the most infatua-
ted lover is apt to ne temporarily disen-
chanted by the appearance Of his ideal in
bathing dress, the father and the spy con-
cluded that no possible harm could come
to the "dear child" in the water, and so the
spy only sat upon the bank and watched.
The lover and the minister reached Provi-
dence in due time, and speedily won a
young lawyer over to their cause. The
lover then went to the pier, and, keeping
out Of the way of the spy, suddenly ap-
peared before the happy girl in the water.
A few minutes sufficed for him to propose
that they be married the next day in the
water, and the lady promptly consented.
Back flew the enraptured lover TO Provi- |
dence, legal formalities were quietly ar
ranged, the lawyer invited confidential
friend a. witness, and the next day, when
the water was full of people, party Of five
might have been seen a little apart from
the other bathers. The marriage ceremony |
had to be suspended every few seconds on
account OF the breakers. Then the foam |
leaped to claim the first kiss from the lips |
of the bride, but the rest of the little party |
relinquished their privilege on account OF |
the attention such proceeding might at
tract.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-31
TIE CADET BISON"
Another Man Who Knew Sitting Bull at
West rola.

rCor.espordeace Richmond Cva J Dispatch
There may be all truh in the story that
Sitting Bull and "BisoI." Mclean are one.
GBison" Mclean was cadet at West
Point, from Missouri, from 1914 to 1SiS,
ana stood well intellectually in large and
bright class. His diploma was refused him
when his class graduated in lS4s, ne nav
ing been convicted before a court-mariial
of dishonorable conduct.
During the summer OF 1852 met him in
New Mexico. He had joined the Gila
Apache Indians; had been adopted into
the tribe, and had with him a wife or two
from among the squaws. At this meeting
he declarci to me that he would never for
get nor forgive the injustice and injuries he
conceived he had received from his class
males and the academic authorities at West
Point.
If "Bison" Mclean is living, he is 40 or
so years old In character he is strong and
rugged. His nature is untamed and licen-
tous his courage superb, and his physical
qualities almost herculean, except in size
he is fair CON )lexioned, lIght-colored hair,
a very full bearded, and hairy-bodied man.
with a large head, and bold, irregular, full
face. His height is about five feet ten or
Twelve inches, and twenty-four years ago he
would have weighed about l75 or $50
pounds.
When cadet there was no disguise he
would not assume and no hazard he would
not venture. for the qualification of his APP
petite. He never used strong drink when i
knew him, and notwithstanding the great
circumspection and vigilance of West Point
authority, he thwarted it until the very
erd of his career at that institution, and
was then brought to grief by the testimony
of his own classmates sgainst whose watch
fulness he had, perhaps, taken no precau-
ton. Such a man, after near 30 years' ex-
perience among the savages, might we'll fill
the position Of Sitting Bull.
While he was cadet, uuder the cloak of
false marriage, he ruined pretty girl,
Fife Conki I, who lived at Buttermilk Falls,
a niie or two below West Point.
There are many contemporaries OF BIZ
SON" Nc. can, when at the military acade-
nv, and some still in in the army, who will
corrobo ate the above. MosTRE.
Richmond, Aug 9, 1876.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-31
TNrcklp Gimss
ERnr IEsFERsoN COUNTY.
WrvcREsrEE, Jeder7on County,
Ear.a-. August 20, lS16.

Kansas, august %, le16.
FD1Top Tr,rFs: The Hayes and Wheeler
C1r-b .. this citv had an enthusiastic meet
inc last night, which was addressed by 20,
Wn. A. Phillips, our energetic member OF
Congress, and by the Rev. Bailey, Metho-
dist minister at this place.
Although Col. Phillips knew nothing OF
the meeting until he stepped from the cars
in the evening, his address was brilliant
one. and ELECTED the heartiest applause.
The speaker arraigned the Democratic
House OF Representatives, and showed that
It's Oh. IF characteristic was imbecility. Its
seventy-tro investigating committees were
in se- .c- sor nine months, and al the end
Of tn. tine had only fshed out poor Bel
kna2, who. every one knows, was Demo
cral. They had attempted to eoOnoElize by
reduce the army. This was not the first
time -Lgr had attempted to reduce our ar
Inigs. ia. sneaker zaid that these com
Jait.ee= lr. La.l secret sessions Tor nine
mont. and had called disreputa5!e men
and WON. before them with the avoTed
o5jec. OF casting calumny and dishono-
upon the creates: soldier Of the l9th centu-
y, but they had ANONYMOUSLY failed, and
Gen. Grant stands before the country to
day acquitted By those committees, who
tried 50 long 10 Gnd even one dishonest &C:
70 censurc.
The Rev. Bailey said some people found
fault If a minister had anything to say
about politics, but he thought it right for
minister 10 engage N anything that was
good. Taking that view Oi the matter, l.
was certainly proper for him 10 engage i
the oampaign sJE Hayes and Wheeler
Hayes was an iuconparably purer and
better man than Jilden, whose reputation
was damned by Eis railroad trickstering,
his associations with the Tammany Hall
thieves, and his reputed assistance at ballot
box stuiiing in New York City. He con-
cluded by saying, "!Shall We trust the old
flag now 10 the party who sustained and
carried il through the war, or 10 that other
party who fought for four years to trail it
in the dust and to dishonor it ?'
Both speakers were frequently applaud
ed. a resolution was offered and adopted
unanimously, thanking Col Phillips for his
past course in congress and endorsing him
Tor denomination
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-31
Women IN the Galleries of Parliament.

Referring TO the recent mention in L on
don letter to the New York World of the
refusal of certain English females to leave
the galleries of the English Parliament
during the progress Of the der ate upon the
repeal of the contagious diseases act, which
was naturally full of details unfit for the
ears of ladies, although the speaker, at the
wish of the house, demanded that the gal
leries be cleared, the Richmond (Va.)
Whig is reminded of similar occurrence
described by Lady Mary Wortley Montague
THE 'Dear Mary" of our own Pierrepont)
in a letter written to Lady Pomfret, in
1873. Lady Mary writes:
At the last warm debate in the House Of
Lords it was unanimously resolved that
there should be no crowd of unnecessary
auditors; consequently the fair sex were
excluded, and the gallery destined to the
sole use of the House of Commons Not
withstanding which determination a tribe
of danes resolved to show on this occasion
that neither men nor laws could resist
them. They presented themselves at the
door at nine o'clock in the morning. when
Sir William Saunderson respectfully in
formed them that the Chancellor had
made an order against their admit
tance. The Duchess Of Queensbury,
as head of the squadron, pished at the ILL
breeding Of mere lawyer, and desired him
to let them up the stairs privately. After
some modest refusals, he swore by G. he
would not let them in. Her grace, with
noble warmth, answered by G. they would
come in, in spite of the chancellor and the
whole house. This being reported, the peers
resolved to starve them out an order was
made that the doors should not be opened
until they had raised their siege. These
Amazons now showed themselves qualified
for the duty even of foot soldiers they
stood there till five in the afternoon, with
out either sustenance or intermission, every
now and then playing volleys of thumps,
kicks and raps against the door, with 80
much violence that the speakers in the |
house were scarce heard. When the lords !!
were not to be conquered BY this. the duch- |
esses commanded dead silence for half an |
hour; and the chancellor, who thought this |
a certain proof of their absence, gave order \
for the opening of the door, upon which /
they all rushed in, pushed aside their COM
petitors and paced themselves in the front
row of the gallery. They stayed there till
after IL, when the house rose, and during |
the debate gave applause and showed marks
Of dislike, not only by smiles and winks,
but by noisy laughs and apparent con-
Tempt.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-31

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