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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01

Robert Lincoln has so far noticed the SANDERS
against him as to deny that he supports or ap-
nroyas az the nomination Of Tilden. man
cannot naturally love the party which murdered
his fatber-N D. Republican,.
And this is the sort OF venom that
comes from that rotten old Republican
tooth when the party pap begins to fall
short. OF course the editor OF the Re-
publican knows that Mr.. Lincoln was
not murdered by the party " to which
it refers. or course he also knows that
the people Of the South. including Presi-
dent Davis, condemned that unfortunate
affair, and had no sympathy, at any
time, with assassinations. But 1t is not
truth, historical, political or otherwise,
that is the object Of the Republicans
publication. 1t is venom. 1t Is the
scorching, blistering venom OF falsifica-
ton, in the hope Of irritating and keep
ing open the wounds Of the late war,
aud thus obtain a longer lease OF power
in the South for their nefarious schemes
Of plumber and corruption. From such
source nothing better could be ex.
pected. r
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01

The appearance OF an army oil tramps,
one thousand strong, at Davenport,
Iowa. and Rock Island, Illinois, the
other day, has not only alarmed that
little town but the entire North. Inc
tramp nuisance has grown to be q Sc
rious national failing. The Northern
States commenced to legislate against
these Migrants, and now the Migrants
f3nd II necessary for their own safety and
protection to unite and march around
In armies.
Tho existence Of class like this In
country which once boasted that every
laboripg man could make a handsome
support, il strange and terrible. aud
only to be explained by the general de-
moralization of the times. Mere legls'
lation against these men will not suffice
until we have a complete restoration OF
prosperity and an honest government
This army Of tramps is like the army
Of officeholders, a part Of Radical rule
and government.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01

Now that the Indian war prevents the
would-be millionaires from going to the
Black Hills, Missouri is trying to get
these miners by the recent discovery OF
a very promising gold mine in Galloway
county, near Jefferson City. There can
be no doubt of it; ''the metal is there
and 1t is the pure stuff" A man who
lived seventeen years in California is
willing to swear to 1t. Great excite
ment over the State.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01
TRUTH IL MIGHTY.

Bepson's Capcfne Porous Plasters are. with
out doubt. a great Improvement on the ordinary
articles They relieve pain instantly and cur
quicker than any known plaster, inimsnt or
| CIR. Althans, Vincent Co. Parker's phar
macy. n. NJ Cook 4 90. W. Wynn Co., Men,
nInger 4 Co, and other representative Druggists
THAT I'LL who have used Benson's Capcine
Porous PlAsters speak Of them In tile highest
terins their cMrative properties established.
and although they are not in the habit OF com
mendIng medicines. yea they unhesttatlngty
recommend Benson's Capcine Plasters to their
tfafrOria on the ground that they Know them to
be greatly superior to the ordinary porous
plasters. operate quicker, relieve immediately
and effectively. and cure disease which the ordi-
wear. Try Their, aud b. convinced.
h. Price q cents. SEABURY q JOHNSON,
.. aMl pharmaceutical ChemIsts. Nav fofk.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01
Z
NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE BOARD OF STATE AND CRY ASssssORs. ]
No. l5s Common street. up stairs. I
New Orleans. La, August /. 1876
The taxpayers of the city OF New Orleans. par
iah OF Orleans. Louisiana. are hereby notified
that the assessment on real estate aud personal
property for State and city taxes for the year
1876 exgible in the year 1877. are completed aud
will be exposed for inspection and correction
from a. IN. till 8 D. IN. tSundays excepted. until
the THIRTY FIIiST DAY OF AUGUST, 1876.
at which time all complaints of excessive or or
roneous assessments will be considered. In
order to avoid delay. facilitate and expedite
business. tax payers are requested to bring their
last years tax receipt or a description OF the
property as to district and number OF square.
J. l.. HERWIG.
President Board Of State and City Assessors.
III 4
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01

Mad as halter or March hare"
The Sun has received the following
epistle from an indignant halter Of
Gotham:
II Sr-Gov. Tilden will lose great many votes
In the coming Presidential election by allowing
the manufacture Of haas by convict labor IN the
prison at Sing Sing. This is the FIRST time Ia the
history of hating that 1t has been allowed. and
the hatters of this city and Orange where two
thirds OF the hats In the country are madel are
greatly ineensed over It. Gov Tidsn weuld 40
wellto look into this the vote OF tho matters Is
Newark. July IS. DEMocRAr1c HALTER.
The question naturally arises who is
the hatter's candidate. Hayes? And
is it not propable that even II Tilden
gives In and responds to Democratic
Halter" some boot-black will appear,
and charge him with acting against the
boot-black interest by having his boots
BACKED at home instead OF letting some
poor, some penniless boot black, with.
perhaps, widowed mother and ten
orphan brothers, do it.
We have been extremely anxious to
keep this hat question out Of the cleo
ton. We did not consider it as the great
and leading issue in the campaign. In
fact, we were going in for reform and
retrenchment instead Of hats. We are
glad to see, however, that the Sun takes
up their protest, and shows conclusive
ly that it is not Tilden but Radical
Senate that is responsible for this out
rage.
We suppose, then, that there will be
no bolt in the party, and that with. the
assistance Of the hat interest weshall
carry Tilden triumphantly into the
White House. %
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01

little girl, child Of parents living In Q n.aisny
locality on one OF the ridges near Pensacola nad
~, nh - icians. as there was then no yellow
fever in the city nor had she or her playmai,tes
been IN contact with any one from thers; hl.eI
sesk where she hid under an old sail 20 Gun,
ningy that she could not be found or.n ia ar sa
NV NV ayidainic ~ a previous season. A young
man going 10 ssa sent trunk full Of clothes ,or
safe keeping 70 friends a. saw ma ata an ,h
tr,,nn was oncnad and the family in this healthy
place suffered from yellow fever. ~ \. sun.
Pom honor, is this true \? II has q
sort OF fishy, uncertain smell about IT,
r. II be proved so, we advise the New
Workers and Pensacolians no longer to
sweeten their tea and coffee. The sugar
comes from Cuba and Louisiana, and Is
only too liable to yellow fever or cholera
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01
TaR cAMPAIoN.

n. L. \. Phillips Il candidate for
Rel tesentntive from RossieEr 81
!. john HsLAmon, Of East 6ton Rouge,
has Deems Nominated for District Attor-
ney For the Fifth judicial District =
Ono thousand Democratic negroes,
and no school for eleyen mathis. 10 the
result Of R41Icel rple apd Burch 10 the
The Concordia Eagle Is Indignant be-
Gauss no sscoiofe0 man h6 been nonli-
nsssd by th ~. le.s !. wy the bitter
In the Tancipahoa-9ks Tammanyrr
Washington Disffict, Col. VIM. Duncan
has been suggested ~ District Judge,
and y. NJ Wright as District Attorney.
The Camp PArapet, Jd6ersoh parish,
RepiiblicanS tienonfl6e the way Pardee
and Brice claim to have received their
nomination for Judge and District At
torney of the Second Diktfict, aud they
also deDodntei the candidates. which Ii
stipI Svftt<tpt t#ssa1ffI9 deNi1D 3Bo
The,foilowing is the Tangipahoa par
ish ticket. IN FULL Kepresentstfye, r. ".
u. Lewis Parish Judge, @. N. II Mart /;
Recorder, J. Lea fsfsIiEfil1 OIL -
The bar 81 the Sixth judicial D istffct
of Louisiana met and resolved that u
was neither expcdient nor necessary to
Recommend cantfid dates Tor the offices Of
/ District Judge and District Attorney
cf this district, and We refer che selec-
ti6n Of said candidates ~ the people.
4 The Democrats OF Cameron demand
Senator for the Eighth senatorial Dis
triot- St. Landry, Lafayette, Calcasieu
and Cameron either from Calcasieu or
Cameron, for the sake OF preserving
harmony in the party.
The primaries held in East Feliclana.
July IL, have resulted US follows:
For the Senate DR.. l.. g. Perkins
members OF the Legislature, L. =. Ly-
ons and W. B. Porter District Judge,
IChas. McVea; Parish Judge, J. q. Kill
bourne; clerk. Jno. 8. Lanier; Sheriff,
/ r. w. Robins; Coroner, j. B. Taylor,
Jr.; Recorder, Jno. A. Morgan; Police
Jurors Jno. Marston, A. e. Carter, ). Z.
Haney, Walter Stewart, j. G.Godden.
Candidates seem unusually hume rous
In Calcasieu. q. w. Richardson and
w. T.. Gill, for the House r. L. Lewis
and G.. w. Hudspeth for District Judge
Laurent Dupre, for District Attorney
ID. II. Lyons and aAllen Gilley, FOL
Sheriff 0 ills&l :,
The Thibodaux Sentinel reviews all
the candidates In the parish and pro
nounces in favor OF Mr.. l.. f. Leblanc
as Recorder, electedfn 1874, but ousteo
by the Radicals, and MS divided between
Messrs. A. JWebre and Theopnile Jhlbo
deaux for Sheriff. eve
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01
THE issue between Tilden and He

"The issue between Tilden and Hen
dricks-which OF the two will resign"
is the way the New York Herald has 1t.
We expected to see more audacity and
chic on the part OF the Herald than this.
Why is the Herald 80 weak; why not
have both Of them resign at the same
time, and run the New York Herald for
President and Vice President? 1t would
fill the position most satisfactorily-to
the New York Herald
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01
RoBEsoN's waITEwAsHING.
M more BeIk nap Confessions.

Even the Republicans are staggered
here at the Wholesale whitewashing
which Secretary Robson has just re-
ceiyed from the Republican members
of the Naval Committee. In view OF the
CatteIl transactions. the waste and
abuses in navy yards, the claims set
tied. and the Jay Cooke business. 1t
seems pretty strong to assert, as the
Republicans do:
We find no reason TO ensure or ma fa .h !
1 INT Il has been felt here by adminis-
tration people that, after Belknap II was
not aafe to allow smother Cabinet officer
"a So even ceuSured The result IL the
ifberni application OF WhtteWash to Mr..
Robesot Flor the good ct the party"
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01

The fight in Indiana is certainly
promising. A month ago it was con-
sidered desperate case; now. the Rad
icals are alarmed and Indiana figures
in their list as doubtful or Democratic.
It is even said that the Republicans will
try the Packard game there. Mr.. Orth
was nominated for Governor, but on the
express understanding that his name
was to come down whenever necessity
was seen therefor. The growing strength
OF the Indiana Democracy Is now judged
sufficient, and 1t seems highly probable
that Orth will come down and be re-
placed by some man like Pratt, who has
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01

The Republicans In the upper part Of the aity
are alive and determined to do their duty. Fhsy
have stretched across the Third avenue ban.
ner bearing the name oi Aiof 10 u, Corn y tor
Governor Ia true man, and name wen aeserV-
ing Of honor.-[New York Times. -tHs
No, sir; we know something down here
about buntings and banners in the inter-
ests OF gubernatorial candidates. That's
hardly the way to nominate Mr.. Cornell.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01
%,IAl STATEN EMIT.

call the attention Of mer-
d the fact that on Friday, Sep
III, 1876, we shall publish full
reliable review of the commerce OF
Kew Orleans for the year closing that
day. Such document, widely circula-
ted. cannot fail to aid the business oil
our city, and for the convenience OF our
patrons we will furnish the paper con-
tanning 1t, ready wrapped for the mail.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01

The New York Herald Is still playing
the part of nominating convention for
both parties. 1t fortunately left us OF
Louisiana out, paid us no attention at
all, and did not even suggest name to
either party. In New York, however,
it now comes out for Evarts for the Re-
publieans. and with very pretty and
fraternal feeling for its brother, the
World, orders the Democrats to nomi.
nate Mr.. Manton Marble, ex-editor and
proprietor of the World. 1t will next
consider the Lieutenant Governorship
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01

There IL now in session in New York.
in defiance of the thermometer, con-
ventions of the stationers, confectioners,
letter-oarriers and bill-posters, and all
OF them complaining OF hard times. and
trying to hoist prices. This will never
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01

The st. Louis Republican thinks our
poison sausage system an outrage, ana
wishes that Cruelty Bergh had
hold Of Loan for blowing up the poor
unprotected dogs 4r
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01

The Democrats started out a few
weeks ago to contest Indiana, and 1t Is
now almost certain they will carry it.
It would be we'll now to try Ohio. That
ultra inflationist, the Cincinnati En-
q,tuer, comes out boldly and patrioti-
cally thus
The Democracy feel that every vote given for
Mr.. Cooper will be thrown away. and. as con-
test before the country. is OF such vast import
and 60 solidly for the party which promises re-
form.
With such spirit as this, Ohio may
easily be gained. Where is that split in
the Democracy on the money question?
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01

are reported ID
than ever. The
It. Paul says that .
ne region west OF jack
In Northwestern Iowa
devouring hosts. Re-
that the entire crops Of
Ee being swept away, ana
K the discouraged settlers
The people OF Illinois. even,
& alarmed and ask for grand
Che entire Northwest to crush.
Id forever, the grasshopper hosts
they are strong enough In num-
TO make a desert OF the country.
[he grasshoppers seem to play the
part there that carpet-baggers play here
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01
r,,because
EIntrnal
| this,lt is
the hide
ideals who
Iswore that
aid foretell
Res

s. now show
t less to live
mparisons are
nts, in food, In
lry there has
BIT few years to
two exceptions
Zee has kept It's
lightly improved
price Of a few
hing is a very
r laborers com :
reduced wages,
equally the re-
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-01
JUST RECEIVED,
FRENCH COCNAC BRANDY,
OF
JULES BELLOT & CO.

The celebrated Independence Brand" now on
exhibition at the Centennial
We have Just received from Bordeaux. by the
French ship LIE Phare, an invoice OF the above
famous COGNAC. and we invite dealers a d con-
noisseurs to give it q trial before purchasing
elsewhere. The trade supplied at the lowest
market prices.
Ry arrival of steamship st. Louis and other
vessels, wo have received the following:
WEYMOUTH. Molly, Pratt Co. Burgundy.
Port. Red and White WINES: CQGNACS, as,
sorted Liquors. assorted SHERRY; Muss1 and
Jr VINEGAR, SARUINES etc.
Just received per steamship st. Louis. 1000
pieces IA and % MOUSSELINE, q careau.
In storeA very large and we'll assorted stock
FRENCH WINES, LIQUORS and FANCY
GROCERIES,.
In and out of bond-An extensive assortment OF
French. German and English
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. ETC,
At lowest market prices.
MARKS BROS. 4 CO..
Commission Merchants and Importers,
Al MAGAZINE STREET.
iyae I'm a Upstairs.
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PUBLISHED O4 on Str, CEvEANDO
RoCnik TX. Utery dne III. dubna 1876 N1stO IS1
CislO 127

pani SO do ohnivzdorne pokladny ukra
denf dfednich spisd. ahs
Ministr Bristow, kteryz Sc k zotavenl
svemu Louisville, KY, naleza, byl cd
pravniho vybofu obeslan, ably podal sve-
dectvi ohledn6 stihanf kofalecnich pod
vodnik6. General Henderson bude po-
droben est6 iednomu vyslechu, jeato 80
v}bor dsved6l, be pfi prvnim v5slechu
mnohe dtilezite veci zamlcel. Henderson
dopisoval 81 totiz delsi cas- ministrem
Bristowem zaleztost kofalecnich pod
vodd. Kazdy dopis byl cpatfen douskon:
,,Velmi dIverne, po pfecteni spaliti.
Kdyby obsah tech listd ma vefejnost PR
Sci, ustrnulo by obtanstvo. Dopisy tyka
ly sc pry hlavn6 lniehani Sc Granta
Piorreronta do kofalecnich processd.
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byl propulsion byval. Pierrepont, ktery
ne pfesvedcil, Ee sc vlada propustenim
Henderson, dopustila mrzute chyby, rad
by tu pravou pfitinu chyby te zalepil
pfedstiranim pticiny Tne, ale tomu nikdo
rozumny media viry. Henderson byl pro
pusten proto, ze estfe ac pravdiv6 Gran
tovo pocinani odsoudil nikoliv, ze je
naval prost6 Grantem. Nikoliv poke
eek prot zdvofilosti ale neohrozene Wy
stoupeni jeho bylo pticinon iehc - cd :
straneni.
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Amlerika.

Washing tom, s. dub. President
Grant a sekretaf Bristow isou spolu vice
nez kdy jindy ma stiru, take poznoyu
kolovaly povesti ze Bristow zadal "a pro-
pust6nou. Jisto jest, ze yzorny tento u
fadnik Jest ministersty6 nadobro osamo
cen, zvlast6 cd te ehvile, co vysetfovanim
cd sn6lnovniho pravniho vyboru zjisteno
bylo, &c Bristow pravni radce rokladny
Bnlford Wilson Grantovi V pficjne soud.
niho tizeni proti Babcockovi neddvefova-
Ii, malice ho podezfeni, ze zamysli pla-
ny ieiich zkfizovati Babcocka "a kazdou
cenu zachraniti.r
Mimo Granta mel Bristow generalni-
no pravniho zastupce Pierreponta sill
nem niKoli bezpodstatnem podezfeni,
ze Babcockovi jest ma ruku. J0f t
Babcock ide vysetfovani do vysetfo-
vani. Posledn6 dostavil Sc pied pravni
vybor snemovny, ahy Sc hajil prot jiste-
mu velmi tezkemu obyineni, JED prot ne
mu podal nacelnik taine policie spolkove
colonel Whitley q JED Sc tfka Babcocko-
Wy spoluviny pov6stnem ukradeni
jistych Gtednich knih spisd 1fadovny
distriktu Columbia, Kradez tu spachali
nektefi tajni policist9 svedli j potom 2
navodu ringu Shepherdova ma vazeneho
obcans washingtonskeho Columbase Ale
xandra, ably no znicili "a to, ze on nei :
vazeneisimi poplatniky mesta proti zlopo
vsstnemu washingtonskeniu ringu, jehoz
dust byl sam guverner distriktu, nestoud
ny vefejny zlodej Shepherd, boj zvedl a
iei tsastne potfel. V ringu tom byl tei
Babcock co nacelnik sboru inzinyrskeho
Meteni ulic, parkd a jinych vcfejnyci
mist, pod ieho fizenim provedene syl'
hrubym podvodem ma washingtonskycl
poplatnicich spachanym. To vsecko jso'
vsci zname, iakoz to, ze pohaneny Co
lumbus Alexander prot skIdcGm cti sv'
spravedlnosti dovolati Sc nemohl, nebo
dfiveia generalni pravni zastupce Will
ans byl Sc Shepherdem, Babcocken
kratce washingtonsky ym ringem iedna RI
kaazte pficiny odkladal vysetfovan
kradeze, chteie tim zavedeni trestniho Fl
zeni pfekaziti, nebot zakonita lhdta X p'
dani fadne zaloby jest iiz ma samem sklo
ku. = Babcock pred yyborem Sc zafika
: ze te yeci zhola niceho nevi atd. Bode
Q by Sc primal, Krone neho vyslych
vybor diva taine policisty a sice Alber
Kunze a Nettloshira novoyorskel
pravniho zastupce Sommervi!la; PRIV
ii diva potvrdili vYpovedi Whiteleyho, p
y kud SO vztahovaly k podrobuostem vic
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tyky phi m6stsk6 pokladne, ma nichz ne
kohk oufadnikI mestskych ma podilu.
A iest6 jiny, mnohem zaiimavtjsi pfi-
pad, kteryz vrha ostre sv6tlo ma astfed-
nj dfady yojenske, udal Sc We Vidni. Dd-
stojnik baron Ertl, kteryz praceval ze-
m6pisnem istavu vcjenskem, prodal rus
kemu vyslanectvi nektere mapy, Vyvede-
ne k uceldm voienskym COZ dalezitejsi-
ho, rozkaz k moblizovani Gi dopravovani
rakouske armady pfipad6 valky ma w
chode. Pr6slycha Sc, ze take pruska Via
da tom m6a prsty sye. TAX dovedely
sc ODE ty sousedni mocnosti. jaka jest va
lecna hotovost Rakouska pro pfipad VAL
ky ma vychod6, jak j zamyslelo uziti a
kdy iakem sm6ru, COZ jsou zaiiste We
ci pro zdar valecnYch podhikd nadmiru
dilezte. ,N''''
Vsak ami tim neisme knnce. Rakous-
ko pfijalo cd generala Uehatia vynaleze-
ny novy spdsob hotoveni del. Della ia
mali vynikati pry mad povestna kruppo-
va, iakychz Prusko uziya osvedcila Sc
pfi zkonsce nedavno podniknute vytecne.
Rozumi Sc. 20 Prusku zalezelo mnoho ma
vyzved6ni tajemstyi toho, coz Sc mn po-
stGstilo, ac to ufedni listy rakousk6 vyvra
CT. Nektefi dfednici d6lnici zbrojnice
videGske dali Sc IL easti nplatiti, z cast
vstoupili do pruske sluzby! a,1
ze Uhracb Jest politicka korupce v
nejbujasjsim ksatn, Jest znamo az nazbyt
Prave vysetfuje komise 1ctarny fnancni
rozliene ,,nespravposti" (zde bychom fek
Ii zlodeistyi}. jez byly pachany "a tinanc-
niho ministra Kerkapolyho. yNesprav-
nosti" ty jdon do miliond. = ~
A vsecky tyto pfipady udaly Sc anebC
na yetejnost pfisly minuleho mesice, d.
II. bfezna, do kterehoz dne name posleS
nj listy europsk6 pred rukama. I
Jeli to vIbec neiaka ltecha, miti spa
nostech ostude soudruhd. pax nase stol
Ia repnbIika nasla takov6ho v staroslay
nem Rakousku,
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NOMEN OMENl fikavali stafi Rima-
ne, COZ znamena asi, DC jmeno mGze byti
zlym znamenim. Pfedscdou Velk6 po-
roty st. louis ske, kteraz nalczla prot cele
fadt podvodnJch vinopald uplatnych
oufadnikn tezke zaloby, byl jakJsi Fox
(Liska) republican. Clovek ten, jak w
poyefmi nekterych svedkd pred pravnim
vyborem sntmovny zjisteno, chtele zavde
citi Sc Grantovi, podaval mu zevrubne
zpravy vsem co prot Babcockovi St.
Louisu podnikano sd6lil mu posleze
vesksrJ obsah zalobniho spisu, mic toho
nedbaie, 20 tim porusuje pfisahu, jez k
mlcelivosti iej zavazovala. Grant pax, z
uznalosti k tomuto v6rolomci, kteryz jme-
nu svemu zaiiste Ike cti slouzi, ucinil syna
ieho konsulem kdesi Nemecku. g.
Kdo tech dvou Jest vetsim vnnikem,
Grant anebo Foxa president, kteryz ma
nedprosne provadeti zakony anebo porot-
mix, ktery re sobeckych ohledd vedo :
MIN ano d vo nj m presid ent a
zakony rusi "a zlocin svdi ne trest ale
odmenu befe rukou toho, kteryz by AM
minutu nelnel otaleti vydati jel spravedl :
nostR