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A Literal Application.

Professor r., ;one of the Oldest tutors
of one of the oldest colleges in the coun
try, was as eccentric as he was learned
His Judgment anywhere in the fell ot
natural science and philosophy was tc
be taken as law. No one ever thought
of questioning it. The mathematical
knot was never wrought which he could
not sever. On certain occasion Pro
fessor q. wanted q servant. Several ap.
plicants presented themselves-were
tried, and discarded. Finally one came
whose looks the pedagogue liked. e..
"Now look ye, my man." the savant
said, eff you can remember and carry
out one course of procedure, I think
we may get on. I cannot afford to
waste words, nor. can I afford to find
thoughts for a stupid servant. You must
do your own thinking, and understand
my wants at a hint. For Instance
When T say Bring me razor, you
will comprehend that I am going to
shave, so you will understand that ]
want hot water, soap, towels, comb,
brush, and 80 on. And so with every
thing. My initial order you will take as
cue, and of your own thought sup
ply all possible accessories and contin'
gents"
The new servant proved himself equal
to the occasion, and his master was
more than satisfied. ,........'..... q
One day the professor came home pale
and shaky. Said he to his servant:
"John, I am not feeling we'll. Go and
call the DOCTOR . .
The man bowed, and departed.
An hour passed-two hours-and yet
no doctor, and no servant. Finally,
however, the doctor arrived, and in a
moment more in came the servant. .
"How is this, John ?" demanded the
professor. "Why. have you been SO
fong9" =,
"You told me to call the doctor, sir. "
"Aye, you could have done it in ten
minutes9"
"But, sir, you told me yol were not
we'll. I took your simple order as cue
to all that you might need. I found the
doctor absent, and left word for him.
Then went to call watchers in case you
should require attendance through the
night. Then I called upon your lawyer,
in case you should desire to make your
will. And then, sir, I had to hunt up
the undertaken, that he might have all
in readiness in CASE
"Stop, stop, John That will do.
Bless me | you can be literal ip your
application of hint"
"Yes, sir. Any further orders,
sir ?" . .--. .-n. ;.
"Not now, John. You may 60"
The professor is still living, and John
still serves him.
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The Chinese Question.

= The eleventh section Of the platform
adopted by thesRspubhcans at Oincin-
natl sets forth as sfollows, y ''"'s' al (
It is the immediate duty Of Congress to fully
investigated the effect OF; the immigration and
importation Of Mongolians on the moral and
material interests OF the county, 's9t' :"
MI, Pierce, Of Massachusetts,, moyed
to strike out the references to Mongolian
immigration, awhich he ,deuounoed as a
departure from every :! Rspab biicaR plat
form, from the prineip Pies Of the Deela5
ration of Independence and the Law Of
Christian love, which makes all men,
Jews Or Gentiles, equal, 5H'l4 ,., s'"9it 'ts =. >
" MI. Axten,' of New Mexico, opposed
tie amendment. He said the people Of
the Pacific States, irrespective of partys
all desire. the Investigation, sof 20 this
Mongolian immigrationE whiehs is be-
,lieyed to be not in good faith, but used
simply as cover tor The importation OF
servile cooie Iaborers, and by their
pagan customs and filthy habits to de-
grade American labor. ..up18Yc3 9i!
: Mr.. Jones, of Nevada, said the ques.
ton is, Of great importanceNto the people
of the Pacific coast. LIE described, the
degraded character of ; this iMongolian
immigration-of a people who recognize
neither honesty among g'nen nor virtue
among women. They contribute moth
ing to the churches or the schools; they
can work'f for ten. cents per day in com, :,
petition with American 1aborefs, who
support families, schools, churches, and
other institutions. There is but one
opinion ii the Pacific 7 States as to the
necessity for an investigation BY Con;
gress to inform itself as to the real facts
IN the case, IN order that if may see
whether something is not necessary to
be done to remedy the evil (which
they complain, ,nwi c,a ,:..srisi .l7Vet
= Mr.. Curtis, OF: New, York, urged that
in the beginning Of q, new century the,
Republicans Of. America should not de-
part from the principles of. the Declara-
tion of Independence.n His. remarks
were received with applause. <, 1oEsl
Q. A delegate from Tennessee demanded
the previous question, which was sus-
tanned. The question was taken by
States, on Mr.. {Pierce's motion to strike
out, and it was rejected. The resolu-i
ion was then adopted" nrii"1'+'lt1n , .lf
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p. A LONG FURRow.-The Fargo Goal. }
1naes asks: What do you think Of an
unbroken furrow six miles long That's
what you can see any day by going to
Elm river, where Messrs. Dalrymple
and Grandin are breaking prairie. The
teams, start in the morning end make
one round across an entire township and
back (twelve rniles) before dinner, and
the same in the sfterno -twenty-four
miles travel for each team every day.
All for wheat next year.
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Ruling Passion Strong in Death.

A German paper relates the following
anecdote: In an imperial city, lately, a
criminal was condemned to be beheaded
who had strong itching to play at nine
pins. When the sentence was pro-
nounced he had the temerity to offer a
request to be permitted to play once
more his favorite game at the place Of
execution, and then, he said, he would
submit without murmur. As the last
prayer of the dying man, his request
was granted. When he arrived at the
solemn spot he found everything pre-
pared, and the pins being set up and
the bowls ready, he played with no little
earpestness,
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A Sad Fate.

There is something peculiarly mourn
full in what the editor of the Fort Dodge
Qowa) Messenger, personal friend OF
Mrs. General Belknap, says: $50 she
has been sitting at home all these
months in the bitterness Of anguish,
daring not to go on the street, where
she would be subjected to indecent
badinage, having no way to be heard,
being the subject of gossip in every
newspaper in the land and in almost
every home, knowing herself the victim
of abusive criticism and ignorant false
hood and yet having to sit still and en-
dure II ALL"
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A Stock CoMpANY.-By the rules OF
the United States House, says a WASH, d
ington correspondent. the doorkeepse;i ps;,a Is
allowed $75 per month for carnage mr. hme.
Fitzhugh conceived the idea OF purcnas1 nn1
inc a peir of horses and carriage anu
hiring it out to himself at goVernm'neaIi'
expense. Not having the whereWltnai,
however, he organized q stock company
of m one hundred shares, at five dollars
each. which were taken by his suboTai, orc !?
mates, and purchased an outns. oon, do
was early in the session. The STOCK COLI ah
pany was a success, so far as sFiezhugn
Was concerned, but no dividet DIS we'"
ever aeciayed,
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laE kL.ly gsSU- "a kE5t.S5J-tn sttF.,, Ete ..
=, .sssWe lay ninetyrnine Iaggss It We laid
one hundred we should deYastate the
earth. X 1t isoa Mohammsdan legend
that the prophet found thissmotto' writ
terror the wings 81 aloeust, IAN insect
as nearly related to ths grasshopper as
tie dan is, to tas: Yankee. a,,t
Last May, the farmert II eastern ssern Kan Kan
.sas who Saw ten aacres iefseorn entirely
eaten, between item ,io'slook Saturday
morning and four pollock Sunday after
NOON, ands,Swho caught alinety-eigh
Egrasshoppers, with one Sweep OF bus
hand, must have thought the hundredth
egg was hatched at last But the bum
of the vast swarnns vas soon lost TO the
|northward. Then bird aud parasite, and
| Minnesota boys and girls, who were paid
Tor gathering them 80 n tieh aa bushel,
fsoonl ended the brood Of jumping ia
tidle.s; for as truly as the cricket sings,
$50 truly does the eTasshopper play the
fiddle. ANY howlif hed doesn't play the
fiddle, ihe doeseomething iksit,9as each
| ofiyou may proSeifjyou viii watch him
llwhsn1you hearIhim playing his smoroton-
,oustnnas oWhenshetbegnsto playtthe
bends the. .lshank.lo .lofi onsehind deg be-
meath the thigh. where itlis lodged in, o
| furrow; designed to receive zis and then
draws the4eg briskly MP and down ,sey.
eral times against the projecting lateral
edeesand veins of the wing cover" A
learned naturalist, named Harris, once
wrote this,S and w. repeat # is plain
sn5Egk II you reniemb Der that tfe front
wings are called wins coyefs, as they are
usedfof protection and lnosa FOR flight.
Grasshoppers play the fddlea Oh each
side ALTERNATELY; ;rsupp sporting themselves,
meanwhile, asgthsy 9canssfWho knows
why they doit 2,=-a& Naahdlus tonJis|y.
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The decrease in the production Of pig
iron was all in anthracite and charcoal
pig iron, there being 3 slight increase in
bituminous and coke. The stock of un.
sold pig iron at the end of The year was
76O, 9O8 tons. The total value Of imports
of iron and steel, during the year was
$15, ,273,315, a decrease of $9,327, ,405
from that of 1874. s... -a. -9a
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" ,tIIlfssIe<- g. :. :. 'I.'E.,. =
How People VIII: Be Swindied.

,'"Address with postage stamps" !" etc.
This simple form .ofuwords iss found at
the end Of more than half the advertise
| ments that are printed. nowadss: 1t
has become one Of, the grand formulas
ofithe moderncspochs's Sometimes it is
varied with "Send stamps ior circular, :"
tbnt the desire, .for stamps is always ex-
pressed % u There, is alwsysuasicertain
amount Of spare credulsyins Che world,
toyer and above what iis needed fos the
ordinary transactiions ofiife, that t,eannot
remain'l latent. n u has, got To find vent
somewhere: Ii the Years gone BY it
spent itaelfiin nrelgio superstition, but
nowlitg gossitinto postage lstampsaIfors
waFded Tor pamphlets and circulars which,
tell how get i riclh, how one may take
lhis, future into his own hands, how TO ree
new one'sy youth, how to: escape the terz
rible results of youthful sindisreion,
etc.R.s llthese, things may be very de-.
sirable to, know, andrwhat lis. thesloss Of,
few cents in postage stamps, anyway :,
lolsNot long ago three French Journalists
were discoursingsof human ncfedulity in
fagcafe,I and the question, Wheres is its
iimit2 was raissdlsa One4of the three
maintained that human eredulity had no
Limit. y Itwas finally agreed that each. Of
the trio should insert in the newspapers
an adverGsement,,' the most eccentric.
improb bable and absurd that It was possi-
Bile to devise-e advertisement to be
accompanied with q demand for stamps
--and watch the result; The, first of, the
THO published The, following e1traordi-
nary announc cement ty:.iToipra s'rqhns&, I
.H,HR HAND IN TaEsHA1Rj Send one
IEl n franc fifty centimes inpostage stamps for
the theory of ,anentrely newfsensation. d.: 1t
gives love and freshness. s Address A, b. Post;
lIHnl ofu1e .yii-o{sm iEi!sU sia 7oI sIvG .
ka The second cohspirator, taking advan-
tage of an old and familiar superstition,
advertised as follows :.sIiTt' Sa2h93H4
IS DEfsruRN fsriI Rl FROM THE OTHER, ) ii = WORLD VI
6C, Send one franc fifty centimes In postage,
Stamps. Accurate news from the better lsnd.
Mysteries Ireveaied. Everything made clear!
Address Ba0., post-ofice. sG1DlS" u a1"f
1The,t third, abando donipg All sub bterfuges,
advertised Boldly as follows; n1,jnin,
II PROMISE NoTHINGs;tI. ENGAGE TO,
Il perform Inothings > II But pepd one franc
fifty centirnes in postage stamps Perhsps'
there is, . little surprise in store tor you.
Who knows ?,,Address g g. ?; pcstr0fRce esa
E These advertisements produced q REL
suit far greater than the conspirators 'hadl
hoped! !8.aPostage stamps 7fained for
several days. Andcwhen' the people
found that they were not receiving their
q,lid pro quo they sent on more postage.
' 'stamps.s And TIC niost successful or the,
three eaadvertisemehta wastFthei last.
Finally the three journaliststturn over
their iiN-gotten gainsI to % u charitable,
society and told their sto,y ina news
paper, in' order that the dupes might
know what had become Of their postage
stamps They had satisfied themselves
that human credulity Had indeed no
limit. ytrIt sily III ~ iioiHIqo Ia Spsbr
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PERHAPs. James, my love, per-
haps-what do you think 2-perhaps,
maybe. you know, dear-it Just occurred
to me that it might be cheaper to get a
couple more silk dresses this summer
because, you see, the mulberry has
blighted the silk in tho south OF France,
and the crop will be short and dress
goods awful high next ysa,,"
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.sThe1 warriors rs:of the Plalns.

The Sioux q are d j. probably in better
fighting condition to-day than sny, other
tribe Of Indians in America. aIt is not
going beyondithe bounds Of truth, says
the San Francisco Bulletin, toaay that
they have long expected q conflict with
the Whites and with military sagacity
have placed themselves on q war footing.
They own atract OF country between
the Missouri river and the. Union
Pacific railroad nearly 4OG miles square.
The Missouri rabovsi che 2m0ath of the
Yellowstone lwhera ito flows eastward
from the mountains, may hasaid to form
the northernb beundaryof the Sioux coun'
try. 1t would be- hard to 6xthe western
boundary as defined in the treaty. but
one thing is certain, !. the warriors, il de-
feated on the, plains, could take refuge
in the mountains, without danger OF
meeting foe in that direction. They
are in position to raid on the border
settlements Of : Dasota. and Nebraska,
with little exposure to danger from
I There are about FIVE thousand e6ec-
lively armed and well mounted warriors.
Their weapons are chiefly Winchester
rides and needle guns Their supplies
lof ammunition are not very large, but
with the Indian g caution against throw
ing away shot, the supply issthought to
be sufficient to Last year. The Indian
chiefs, notably c. Lone. Wolf, express
great contempt for the lighting quail
ties Of the soldiers, and speak Of them
in derision as squsws. Ayear ago there
was no concealment among the chiefs
that they had procured and learned to
use the improved glns.. to better defend
their own country. ~. - 20.
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.s.rs = .fI% :. W.
Iron and Steel.a

The American Iron and Steel Asaoci-
ation,has received full statistics of the
production ins1s75 of pig iron, iron and
steel rails, etc.; also returns showing
the quantity Of pig, iron in stock at the
close of the year. The following table
shows the total production for 1875 COM
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Massacre, e. q & schristians. iii iii bulgaria.

AAAss'cooAO[SA AHOAAASS-s>H> Ut ~ -To
At Perouchitzaa,, L., 4 ~ ,vsiliage of two thou
sand inhabitants, at the foot of the
Rhodope, ridge, 'stha t :: pop :rd ulation had
given no sign, Of disafe ection, and had,
on the contrary semi Isword rtof the
ant authorities eessssa At Phiippopoli, to solicit
protection, against ! some sMussulman
neighbors Who eSsiiinsed uunfriendly inten-
tions. No notice was taken Of their. .ap-
plication..m Some Of the eMussulman
mountaineers ofsthe neighbour soon
assembled round the village and called
iron tie sChrIstiians sto deliver Ttpi their
arms. Upon Their refusal a struggle be.
gan,. which, ended in the complete de-
struction Of The vilage. - p2a
Ss0Pits inhabitants only about nine
'handrs5 women andna children were
spared. who oafe noWsshel eltered at Philip
lpopoliiin:a state of utter wretchedness
and destitutien. osFiTes hundred women
and childrsnof the village of Ayeratalau,
which hassmet ythe.same, fates have also
sought the nsame; ,refugese Those OF
Balak and ether localities ARE, equally
burnt out OF their homes, sbereft OF their
fathers and husbands, and starving IN
the streets Of Tartar sBazaralik and Out
'1ookkeir. : Bands OF armed Mussulman
chiefly Creassia have been organ
lied, who carry on havoc and ;desolatlon
from village to viliage, and who DO not
even spare the lives of irofensive way
'farars.S Murders are so frequent that
-aSraa N tTa diea aye1 left 10 rot I'M
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trgt&d, y@t.9s ..sst, - s1&Gw e.
,saiii H. - ~ 5gsst' Ssisgs S7es;lBs -.
a.N1f9T i>i,Z 2 81 q! ofs.5 Js's
75a81 :H'lif3 bds s=ts,S ESctt - =
D. rnTf rHIiI.l lPJ8pf $50 gs&Ts
- - sISrg3 7B,, atzI5 . Ss..-StS -.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-25

TRETf STRANA Nezavisle casopi-
sectvo pfetfasa velmi horliv6 otazku utvo.
teni tfet strany, jejilnz iadrem by byli
nejlepsi zivlove strany republikanske a
demokraticke, zylaste prvni,. Bylo by to
asi druhe vydani liberalne repnblikanske-
no hnuti greeleyovskeho, ,jez by letos ne :
melo lepsiho zdaru nez roku 1872, proto
10 by demokracie, kteraz 81 della velike ma
deie ma vitezstyi. niktesak nepfijala; jake
SC tehdy stale, kandidata cd liberal6 ma
yrzeneho. ze repablikanska strana mno.
ho prave tech nejlepsich zivld odpuauje,
Jest ptirozeno. zivlove ii ale, nemohou-
oe pfidati SO jen tax zhola kp stran6 demo
kraticke, prot niz tfebas po drahne lot
hlasovali, jsou nemalJch rozpaclch, kite
rak Sc vici nastavaj jicimu volebnimn "a
pasu zachovati. III by pfijali utvofenl
tfcti strany nadscnim, jezto by jim po-
mohlo dosayadnich v pravd6 velicc trap
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StfSlO 12O

iii ddv6rniky ballotem do m6stsk6 kon
vence, iez bude odbyvana patek dne
81. bfezna 1876, desatG hodin6 dopole
dne, kterazto konvonce nayrhoyati bude
nasleduiici 1fedniky:
Jednoho spravce vodarny;
Jednoho feditele chudbbince;
JednQho spravce hfbitovi;
Ctyry roliceini komisary;
Sest sinireich soudcG;
Deset konsttbld.
RcpublikanskJ tIsffedni vybor m6sta,
zvoleny, ably fe6en6 primGrni (prvotinne)
volby ffdil, ma zakladG zakona st;ttu Ohio,
nazvaneho ,,Zakon ma oehranu voleb do
brovolnych politickych asociaci ku po-
trcstani podvodu' pfijateho Cd
statniho snGmu 24 dnora 1871 u dopln6
n6ho zvlastnimi dodatky dne 20 dubna
1872, us'anovujc ndsleduiici volebni do
zt,rcp.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-25

Oso b nj. Pan .Jaset Rosicky prevail
redakci ,Pokroku Zapadu' Omaha Df
vGisl toho listn rcdaktor p. Noginsky, ri
dill 81 t6mze m6stt elegantni tesky no
stinec. Pam RosickGmu projemc OBJ
tiznem povolani novinafsk6m mnoho ida
ru. Panu Novinskemu pfeieme, ably
shledal Utmost hostiuskou vynosn6isi a
meme obuznou nez novinafstvi. Pokud
Wine jest to druh} pfipad, kdy ceskoame
ricky redaktor spustiv Sc novinaf5tvi cho
pill sc nepochybn6 vdeGnejsiho povolani
- senkyrSk6ho. Pfitel Jan Borecky V
Racine, zm6ny te zajist6 nelitui9 p No
whisky, doufame, nebude il take litoyati.
Ostatn6 chopil Sc slovdtny nGmeck} nevG
rec revolucionaf Wuerkert, kdyz ei Via
da saska po celou fadn let jake sprosteho
zlocince pro 1castenstyi V revolucnim hnu
ii 1S4S ma iedne pevnosti v6znila, po
vyjiti ze zalate take zivnosti te Lipsku,
iiz po celou radu let prosp6chem provo
zoval.
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Alllerika.

Washington, "a. bf. Byval} Sc
nator Stewart byl vyslychan zalezto
sti'svindln Emma Mine. Vcera mel byt Wy
slychan byyaly vyslanec Anglcku gen
Schenck; jsme zadostivi, jak SC pan ten
b,fde z darebactvi, nehoz obvinGn jest,
ospravedlnovati.
Take vysetfovaai Belknapovy zalezi.
tosti Jest plnem proudu. PoslednG Wy
slychani Marsh a manzelka jeho. Marsh
se pfiznal, 70 ho teto zeme vystrasila o
bava pred trestnim stihanim. Tim w
vraceny jsou lie republikanskych listd,
70 utekl doroznm6ni 8 Clymerem.
We vysetfovani svindld postovmch a
spdsobu, jakym senator Spencer zvolen
byl, sc statecne pokratuie.
Rokovani kongresu neposkytuje mic
zvlast6 ddleziteho zajimaveho. Senat
bude pry protiyiti Sc lsporam rozlic-
nych odborech spravy zemske od Randall
la navrzenym, zvlast6 on6m jez diploma
ticke sluzby (zastupcdv republiky naa Z
cizych vlad) sc tykaii. a
Babcock vysvGtluie spisob, jakym 81
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-25

kazdy t6chto dozorcd voebnich mu
sci Dive bud od mGstskeho radniho nebo
vefeiueho notafe aneb iin6ho opravn6nt
no ufodnika pod pfisahu wat byti, ,,ze
jest opravntny volit t6 wardy kterG sc
tyto prim6rni volby konai, 5e sy6domitG
sprivnG volbu tn fiditi a podvody ne
patfi6nosti nepfipoust6ti, odevzdan6 hla
~ poctiv6 stitati a ie fadne pfedsedoyi
republikansk6ho dsttedniho v{boru me-
sta odevzdati, v6bec iednati, iak zakon
prim6rnich volbach pfedpisuje" Z vo.
licd II dotycnych volebnich osudi shroma
zdenJch zyoli sc diva volebni rozsudi(skru
tinafi) diva zapisovatel6, ktef odevzda
ne hlasy zapisovati budou. Kazdy z
mich poyinnen jest sloziti pfisahu, jake
volebni dozorcov6. DotyGni volebni roz-
hodci pisafi mohou hlasy pfiiimati a
jmena volitd zapisovati a kde toho potfe
ba kaze sv6dky vyslychati vdbec volbu
die dotytneho zakona o prim6rni volb6
riditi.
Jednotlive wardy jsou opravn6ny k nas
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nych rozpakd. Hlavnim organem t6chto
zivl6 jest N. Y. Tribuna a Westlche
Post Posledntjsi list pise:
oNyn6isi narodni vybor republikansky
slozen jest vesmts lidi neinicemn6isich
Cameron, Logan, Spencer, Clayton, KEN
bic a iak Sc vSichni ii chlapici jmenu;i,
isou vesm6s lide, iichz bychom Sc ami nej
delsi holi nechteli dotknouti. RovnGz Jest
republ. vybor mistni Cincinnati ru-
kou nejbezkarakterntJsich lidi Ben Egg
gleston a jeho tovarys Alex Sand, ktcfi
tele jeho stoji, jsou hde, iichz spolotnost by
nam byla asi tax mia, iako spolecnost ka
rancd. Nenahlizime tedy, kterak by clio
v6k, ktery cd republikansk6 strany Sc cd
loncil, prav6 tentokrate do lima jeiiho vra
titi Sc mel, kdyz takovi lid6 nj hlavni
slovo mali. Naopak, prvni pozadavek
mas byti musi, ably Sc lid6 ii co neidfive
ievist6 ztrati.i. Mezi mimi nami nemG
&c byti zadnych spolkI."
Dale sc liste tom prav, zc budouli
spatni kandiddti navrzeni, nezbyde nez
pfikrociti utvofeni move strany. Podob
ne hlasy ozyvaji sc N. Y. Tribune a V
Cincinnati Commercial V iinYch neza.
vislych listech.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-25

mu dostal do rukon opis psani, zaslaneho
p. Pierrepontem distriktimu pravnimu "a
stupci Dyerovi St Louis nasledovn6:
,Nalezl isem opis psani toho ma SVEN
psacim stolku otevteny, Nevim, kdy a
cd koho tam byl polozen. Nobyl ami 0
balce, aniz bya ma mem adressa, nebylo
ma mem poznamenAno ami ze by byl ufed
nj ami dav6rnY Ida Sc, ze opis zhoto-
ven byl V kanccafi generaniho pravni
ho zastupce Me nepoukazovalo, ze by
sv6deil presidentovi, on pax mn6 tekl, 10
jej nikdy neyid6l. Nalezna iej otevfeny
ma SVEN psacim stolku bez adressy,
mel jsem "a to, ze menu nahlednui a
pouziti tam polozen byl odeyzdal isem
iem iei sv6mu obhaici, aby .iej, jesti "a
dobr6 uzna, pouzil
Vybor senatu pod9l zprdvu prot potvr
zeni X. IL. Dany "a vyslance An
glicku.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-25

kONVENCE, Statni konvencc repu-
blikand Nov6ho Ycrku zvolila delegaty
do narodni rep. konveLce Cincinnati,
jez zavazaia hlasovati pro senatora
ConkIinga co kandidata presdcntstvi. V
pfijatych resolncich chvali konvence -
zem6spravu Grantovu Conkling nalezi
k sloupGm onoho nicemneho politickeho
hospodafstvi. iez zoye SO grantismem.
Take Pennsylvania zvohla delegaty do
demokraticke narodni konvence V ST.
Louis, nezava zala je ale k zadn6mu kan
didatu.