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REPUBLICAN CIVIL SERVICE
REFORM,
Raising Campaign Funds.
"A Clerk who Refused Either to Vote
or to Pay.
To the Editor Of the New York World:

To the Editor Of the New York World:
SIR: The following facts show what
kind OF a government we may expect if
Chandler and his party succeed in Noyem-
Der:
Last spring I was an examiner in the
patent office, having won that position in
several rigid competitive examinations and
filled it long and satisfactorily.
The Connecticut Republican committee
demanded that should vote with them at
the spring election or pay them money.
refused to do either; for / could not con-
scientiously aid the party of Belknap,
Chandler and other distinguished charac.
tiers. Finding me obdurate, the black
mailers called in the aid of their chief,
Zachariah.
The following memorandum, which
seemed to be in his handwriting, was
transmitted to me through the chief clerk
Of the patent Office
| N. H. Babcock, OF Connecticut
Wont vote or pay.
| The chief clerk said Charges have
been preferred against you before the Sec
rotary The charge is that you refuse to
vote or to pay for political purposes. The
secretary wishes report upon the two
points named in that memorandum. /
reported as follows:
wont vote or pay for political purposes, because
my duty as an officer of this d, partInent does not
i'm does not prompt it. have done, and am do
ing, my proper work faithfully, rendering to the
government more than en- equivalent fol the salary
| received. am under no obligations to the party,
and cannot be forced to pay money which d. not
| owe.
This report was duly laid before Chan
dler, and read by him. Almost ion
mediately after the election | was DIS
charged.
A similar system of extortion has been
since applied to the whole force of the
interior department, many being first
robbed and then turned adrift. The re-
duction in the patent office is so per cent.
greater than the appropriation bill con
templated, but not dollar has been saved
by the change. A good many more i'll
paid suspected ones haye gone, and few
more we'll paid efficient partisans have
been retained, that is all. But it makes a
needless dimiuution of the force, which is
fur thur decreased temporarily by granting
numbers Of leaves of absence to cam
paigners from unreasonable periods.
Nevertheless. he causes Tor allows) lis
ISuOoIuludtcS w puuliSn dL Tue expense Ol
the people a campaign document, which is
appended to vast quantities of oficia!
circulars, and casts upon congress the
blame for any possible delay in the trans
action of business. That Is, he needlessly
dismisses one part of his force, furloughs
another part. and then notifies the people,
at their own epense, that the Democratic
house is responsible for the results
n. III BABoocK,
1909 ii street, Washington.
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ANOTHER OF. BLA1NE'S LIES
cRAMMED DOWN HIS THROAT
The SANDER About the Uni5ed States
Flags In the South RefuJed.
Special despatch to me Nec YORK. World

OVcctOt ueSUuiCN 20 me NeW OFh UOFtu.
ATLANTA. Ca, October 23.-We learn
Mr.. Blaine stated in speech recently de-
livered in New York that United States
flags did not float anywhere in Georgia ex
cept over custom-houses and post Offices.
This is not true; on public occasions they
are hoisted over the capitol and across the
streets in this city. About the time Mr.
Blaine was speaking in New York, there
were no less than four or five United
States flags floating from the opera house
in the city Of Grifhn, Ca, where Senator
Norwood and Mr.. HARRISON were speaking.
During the session OF the Democratic con-
vention which nominated Mr.. Smith, the
present governor, the hall was decorated
with United States flags, aud when Mr.. Col
quit, the gOvernor-elect, was recently
nominated, there were no less than twenty
United States flags, and no other flags,
flying oyer that Democratic convention.
The inference Mr.. Blaine would have the
northern people draw is ms false as his
statements
United States flags are habitually dis.
played 10 our legislative hall, and were
hanging there while Mr.. BlaiDe was speak
ing.
his statement, however, is but another
instance ct the grouudless ISLANDERS upon
the south which have become so common
with portion OF the Republican leaders
that while they continue to give Us pain they
no longer cause surprise.
j. b. GORDON, u. s. Senator.
JAMES Nj. SMITH, Gov. of Georgia.
A. X. LAwToN, Electoral Large.
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"G A R ID ~ r r >
HOUSE.

COT, Michigan AV, auu JHCksOn Slreet,
ChlCA6O, ILL
THIS elegant hotel acknowledges no rival either
! in its management. appointments, or location.
In the latter respect 1t affords its guests a charming
and unobstructed view f. two of its lofty fronts
Of Lake Michigan far at the eye can reach the
finest waterscape view in America Is diagnnsly
opposite the Great Exposition Building, and but
one block from the WABASH Avenue amp State St,
lines of Horse Railway, leading to all parts OF the
city, rnd convenient to places OF amusement IL
has $50 large and elegantly furnis> ed rooms WITH
all modern improvements. including TUFTS fassen'
ger Elevator. c. ii, GAUBERT. proprietor.
FRANK WENTWORTH, hief Clerk.
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DEMOCRATIC REFORM TICKET.

FOR PRESIDENT,
SAMUEL J. rILDEu, OF New York.
FOR vrcxPREaDENr,s
r THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, of Indiana.
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UrHTTMS OF S-n Abuse or Indiscreton
v ~ d 4N4S send stamp for 'CELEBRATED
WORK" OF Nervou and Private Diseases. Address
CHICAGO MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 1856 S. Clark St.
Chicago.
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THE wATcHwoRD 1776 REVOLUTION.
THE wAToHwoRD 1879 REFORM.
THE TICKET l776 WASHINGTON.
THE TICKET 1876 TILDEN.
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1909 ii street, Washington

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can be done in this vicinity. PRICES reason
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The ARGUS Counting Room, opposite the
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.S25, SEQ, SiO0, $500, $500.

The reliable house of ALEX FROTHINGHAM
& CO., No 12 Wall St.. New York publish hand
some eight-page weekly paper, called the Weekly
Financial Report, which they send FIR 10 any ad
dress. In addition to a large number editorials
on financial and other topics, l. contains very full
and accurate reports Of the sales and standing of
every stork bond and security dealt in a. The Stock
Exchange. Messrs. FROTHINGHAM Il co are
extensive brokers OF large experienc and tried in
tegrity In addition to their st ok brokerage bust
ness they sell wha' IL termed Privileges" or PUTS
aud Calls" now of the favo-lte m thods of le-
gItima speculation. Their advice IL valuable, and
BY following 1t many haye made fortunes.-l New
York Metropolis.
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CouuTY.

For Sheriff WIN. II. LUNDY.
FIR Coroner-F. q. BOKMAN.
For Circuit Ulerk-W. II. FAIRCLOUGH.
For states Attorney-P. O'MARA.
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Printing, Binding and Blank Book work
specialities at The ARGUS OFFICE. No
pains will be spared to please customers.
Satisfaction guaranteed. If
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-27
DISTRICT.

For Congress:
CHARLES DUNHAM, Of Henry County.
For member OF the State Board Of Equalization
JAMES +. MALLETT OF Burean County.
For Representative:
r. M. GRENELI, Of Rock Island County.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16
What the Herald SAYS.

New York. Dec 1.-THE Hera,d's
astiugtpu special SAYS; - There is nn
d,nger of popuar iuulnll daring The
cnunt OF the ypte, tur HE senate ba. the
right 10 close OF The galleries, aud II 50 or
dered IN be ciinnt # 1901. in my op,nnu
Hay ~ is tI.cted That what Tic ple.i
.Gen! believe, nj d HE republicans are p,inc
10 lpau-tlrnle hun II he pr,yes Oh The IA Ii
ot February 10 have So votes Tney sa, :
The c,rnait;ees will ual he able Il, eh.,w
Auy catl'e Why this skauld not Oe. done.
As 10 what the democrats can. do about IL
wha, can they do. We mean 10 up,yr
only by constitutional aud legal methods.
II is all fudge about General Ganl holding
over. He don't want 10 hold over but bt.
means 10 puL HAYES la the White House
and then his duty VIII be lpnt There /,
goinx 10 bt no occasion Tor The de,nucfa,s
stirring up revolts unyw here, and ii they
did SO. They would put themselves 10 lis
wrong As Ia ths mex, elections they VIII
lake care ut themselves. 1t HAYES Is s,tis-
faetorily pr. s.dent The country will IL. COP.
tent. IL he !, not, then the democrats will
have their chance. and lheY VIII IInkr lh,
ma OF it. These are the veiws frankly
expressed Of The extreme repubtcsd M ~
ayers, and there Is reason ~. bcl,eve thu,
they mean what they say. But lhere are
other ess also: There are 4tnen on That
eilc, who do not wish TO carry matters
with so high hand. The democrats do moi
uitan 10 d.jrnd h. Oregon matter. They
VIII lei toelr opptnenis worry over it, Il
is pe. pfotbibcs hat The detnncials will,fe.
tus ~ urnmenI f,f The holidays. many nf
them itileYinR lt-beeesstry to tefnaln in
session 10 watch ths pFeaiSent's . movements
in the south
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16
THE pRODIGAL son
Mr.. Moody Discovers IIlm iu
Chicago Of Course, and
Converts II i'm.
Moody ANA $ lnkey

Chicago, Dee 10 rha closing metings
~ the Week men. niicndci b. hlilnrnse
crowds, Rtaily s,Ulo al the in,nguay lrm.
perance NJ, ,cil,ig. the lost sou is found
enrly in The meetings.
s MIR. Moe dy received letter from broken
hearted PARENTS ia Scotland, asking him to
look out for their son Wilnr, who had
been a wande,er for Years a&d not heard
from II came inln the ihqnry room III
the tabernacle lnsl Friday nrsht aud wa.
converted IN Christ. When Informed oi
m, lei or OF his parents he ulmnet tainted
>npinsing hinnssA cast uH py al his friends
ilr gave hi. experience i'll Goon meeting
{" dry He had usen n pnar drunken vss
l,hotd IN Au,tfaliu and America, without
r1flIIry, hap or friends. Chr 81 had found
INN II The ta0erutclc and now he Is saved.
lb'u-hi is were IN hnrs as he spoke nt
III; sins, sairoWs aud rrk'ulauGe He h, $
mad iipr education, al d Mr.. NJ Nmy pra,
Cd lin, he uJi4ht beeuna IA ptencher nl
Carls,, Mhieh III &, IN bttler usss.N biz
e huller had sousht To have lfui
Hau.ed
l'nc tabernacle Was densely died 10.
night aud m nvclh ~ VI sixr.rn hundred
al Farweii liaii
Mr. Mod, preached on the last hnus,
n tshfist Mkt ouniay closes The regul.t
sern IT -iHoie relvitss, hnt iiic ltii,ernat.tt.
VIII Inc lurneu lntua sfeatitQatfthg rr,tut
tor spuie days YET, aud IA wvil nicet inas
VIII be hcia luwafas tne Close ui nl XII
week.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16


gross violation ui law. He quoted Il,
length from the constitution aud laws
Of O egnn aud argued THAT senators
on the democratic side ii the cilatu-
bcs hid 'Rnor-d the constitution aid
laws Of the state. They had evadrrl
he question. The right 10 hold II
fee was one Of the highest rights Of
OF the American citizen, and h.,w was
he 10 he deprived of thar r,gh' /? Ger
tA'n y not by the act Of All executive
t, iii ,er.
U2uier the Constitution, aud Laws
ni O egon, if u person, voted for MS All
electnr was i,n.l:g,ble, his t1tct,on
nusi he declared void ny the decision
TIT competent tr tunal, which Iri-
hural was q, legislature pl the stale.
That body had power to declare Il
vacancy aud the other electors, under
THE law Of the state had power 10 til
lhe Gacafcy, aud in no possible e,yent
had the governor powe, 10 say some
one else was elected N place ui Watts.
He n'x' referred to ]. uisiana, Flori.
'da aud S1u'h Cafollna, aud >ani there
VS. question IN those states MS TO
~ hich SIDE ',a,l The m rites OF votes,
Ehn, there Was DO such question us to
0Segun.
NJ. Wrigh. said thst on monday
mex, hs would call up the civil ser
voc Keducnsg1 ihs presidens sal
Try TO 5,om> dollars PER amun Ii
passed the last congress and the pres
,den, vetoed it. The committee fa-
vored its passags over The VETO.
Nj. Wrigh, also said he would on
Snurday or NJ nd~y in,rodoce bill
providing Tor The settlement OF he
cores'eh prrs,deutial election cases.
NJ /. E III u ds ssi he had not cali
ed w the biil rig liailng the electoral
count, MS h, promised, because seq.
ator who desired to discuss III. les
tion was indisposed 'o-day
Tue ,use haei notified the senate
of The appointment OF committee
10 meet similar senate committee 10
5leviss sotet method Of counting The
electoral votes. The sena,es respect
for he t,.nse would doubtless occxs.
'in the appointment, OF such com
mit'ee VII oh nigh, supersede all ne
ces>ily he passage uf this bill.
The resolution for paying witnesses
before the senate committee 3 ,iullxrs
per day and s ces mileage ssed With
amendment providing Tor paying Tets
mileage to Witnesses living west Of
the ll0 meridian if examined east of
the Mississippi river.
Alter All executive session, the sen
ate adjourned.
Washington Dee. ]5ih-The bill
reduc'tg The rm"unl To pay the -x-
penses Of the st.nate invpstipatio,
ct"nnitlee frou 80 To 10000 dollars
aud increasing he h-nlse COMMITTEES
app ooriat,o, from II 10 $4,000 d,ifE
lars caused considerable pol,icsl de
bare between Nessrs Hale, II .l,nan,
md Cox
Dnri'g the discussion, the report of
the d,m 'craiic visitors To New Or
leans WAS rad from The clerks desk
thus securing rs pr'n,ing in the con.
gressional records
a b'Il apprnpriating $4,000 each
to delray expenses of the house aud
sen,te investigating committees was
hen passed.
he post 4 flee appropriation hill
WAS then considered ia committee OF
the whole, after which the house ad-
journed till Tomorrow.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16

~ sorrn eARnI.INA.

~ sQtiti CAROLINA.
S'llfteston, Dee. lo---A large por-
tor u the ihtis ng town OF Black
slhe, bifnwell 70 las been burned.
the iife started ~ q. aseo's store and
e'1tisaine'5'7vt' MY st9nes and resi-
,iet''vs with the s,la'h Csfolnm rail-
rnad depot AID siIc,l>, and he lee.
graph AID eNiiIrss olii rs, Est'tna'ed
I''ss, Slo 00u; insurance unknown.
There . much h.ese. tcmcnt ~ town, AS
The he IS believed 10 be lncendpny.
~ lntendtary ire also took place
yeslsidty ~ fl'e town Of Florence,
cunning stvfral buildings.
IN SAN FRAN,l>co.
San E,.n,,.eo 10 Is Tbe r,,n
iial Floor iii If .n,s en-, p,.,,,,i,,
Palmer & Cf, pr,,nr,,.,,,,s w,.s = =
flaliy ae>rt,a,,.l py hte ~ ,.,,.,i,,,',
Loss, $4,000: insured f,r h,t1 ,,s
value.
,n,p oyy ,r n,,Iv.,p
y ~. - = -,
N ~ 80 : ''s
.t.. ''a"' : ~, ~ e,opN = hIe 0as :
e., - /, - ,,' = ''s sa'oo' - ''''S'!' =
a' - ~, - - - . 80 '''' - ''c
~ ae ~ -, ou,'an's' Dr'Ns ita''h.'
m a 's'a m''n , - l''u'.y' eo'n-
ha,,.a"a', ~ - 'a'ue i'A'',c s'ore
harn s a,, A"' oolup'eu oy rs.
% . - eaao'er Z, ana 'h.nee 20 Mrs,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16
WASHINGTON,
THE JANUARY lnrEREsr.

THE JANUARY INTEREST.
Washington. Dec. l5- The treasury de.
partment will issue an order for lie pay.
ment of the January Interest on Uniied
States bonds ON and after the 2ith or 25lh
Inst, without rebate.
CABINET MATTERS.
All members of the cabinet were at the
meeting TO day.
ELECTORAL CONTEST.
Chas Siifel, Of the third Missouri dis
nict, who contested The place OF Gen
Frost Ia the celec'ora! college, on the ground
That Frost bad never had his disabilities
removed, appeared before the senate elec
tions committee, but did s.t give his /. stt.
mony, as crrtaln papers fed with the sec.
rctary of state .d Missouri relative io This
ts'iss which the cotnmitiee have called for
had not arrived. aud SIifcI does MT wish
10 give his tsstimony unill The I,aaers are
In tue hands m The fcntnniIree, HIS cas-,
will be taken up Monday next.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16

OrrIcE OF SECRETARY or STATE
y J.NH. =. Payne. secretary Of slate, do
hereby certify that the foregoing Is true
and correct s,atemcut Of The vote for gov.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16

New York. Dee. l5-TAe following is
tele ,rarhel tn.niehl
I'm stmad J Rmi,M. !s.9sa2sr. Wwhiaq.
TN II c.
Es,rl obstacle has been, and will he in
ierr'sed tn hihd r lhis commllre In he
d'schsrss ut It's duly rurrrpnblicm vii
tesse, have becn lhrenieued and dare .soi
testify without incfrrln1 The loss at psi.
tlon and prr-nnsl danger rhe produelian
ht pap"fs and kilograms are retus u IL is
>bslieyel or assurances of prolrctlpn fran
Washington Without The power If The
hobs IN enforce ob.di nce 10 lis process,
the Committee canuut discharge Ils dul,
The h"ts. should renia in session.
l hasr Jlst rtce.ysd the following mes.
sage.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16
-.TkRo MANLY Innt.nrr q

F 1. .++rrt-ii nj -e-.5 Der l,5 -Parrolt s. ca.
bankers, have attached Brig & o.. ard
Gs,opssfs Gtsleiiasa 4..r-aA -.a4.s-i..4 lanr.-
The charge Is that 4enmier. cauiplsuaht.
aud deIanItIng Gt.srkf recently extrad!ied
from Maztttan, lost abort D5 900 of his de.
s'catl-n IL ihr'S esiablishm4 II tx ~
n,rea That numetr 81 pr.,nioeni city NJ
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16
csRlyxr MEETING.

Washington, Dec. .ia-rhe c.hiset snas.-
ing 10 day Was of twp i,ours ,durs,ion All
The members being pressnt. Thrne WIS
merely 90 informal convsrsslion. No. .ofR,.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16
IL SAY rHANeI co.

San flanci>eo, De. l5-The Cap
ilal Flour NJ Il, Of .hs Guy, Deming
Palmer y CO.. proprle,p,s, Wa par.
llAiiy tesIfaNed ny hue ihts evening
loss, s253uG0; insured for hall It's
~ l.i;r,.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16

pHre of unsotfna faF ths nispihers ot iha
"A a. The pabiiel is invited, sna ryhody 1,
ez hrte' IL lhTr anI aud dSrsisi Ia lLe oLieci for
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16
SOUTH cARULIHA.

DEcL AIRING InE yoTE-HAMPToH AHEAD
New Yntk. DEC. l5-A special from ca
lum,,m. d,ted les,tsday. say. that nj q
uiee Ing n the itgt >ia'nr: IN ,int session
IRE total v-lc IN h Stale WAS announced
M follows:
Vote for G ,yernor Hampton. democrat,
9l26l Cha,uDeri.,n, repuphcan, 9t.la7.
For. itcu'ru-nt governor. Stmu,ou. d,-m
ocrsi, 9l,GS9: Gl.nrrs. .-srepublIc,n, 9l, $50.
Simpsons ninj 'ruy. 1870
the 81 e,k-r sheu produced and r, al The
foinwi.g ,tflc al statement from ihe cnlored
secietry su eisls,
II At srtte tta r..Yttt,ef tlrcied In 1916 il
Hampton, % s.26l vois f,s Chamberlain,
9t. I'll Z IL z-----e ------9
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-25
Bakunin Zemrel.

V letech '4S a 40 bylo jmeno Rusa
Bakunina ma rtech vsech lidi svobodomy-
slnych, hlavn6 ale revolucionafsk6ho stu
dentstva, kterez Bakuninovi svai vzor
a sveho vddce spatfovalo. Tento muz
povesti europske, tento bufic z instinktu a
povolani, ia hlava nepokojna, ktcraz &C.
lou europskou spolecnost zvratiti a novy
spolecensky ipoliticky pofadek zav6sti
hodlala - ulehla k vecnemu spankn.
Ceehdm jest Bakunin blizky narodno-
sti svou jakoz svym pdsobenfm. Byl
vernym nadsenym Slovanem, ackoliy
"a svobodu vsude tam bojoval slovem
perem mecem, kde byla utlatovana
Cinnost jeho Praze jest znama. Byli
dcastnikem sloYanskeho sjezdu a jednim
nejohnivesich podnecovateld mladeze
Neizamilovan6isi myslenkou jeho bylc
zalozeni velike vseslovanske rise ma "a
kladech rye demokratickych. Tuto my
slenku jeho nazyvali vrstevnici jeho bla
hovym snem, neusknte5nitelnou utopii
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-25
CEVELAND0
X dine 2J. Clso
CisIO 13.

most. Pravda, Bakunin nebyl onech
praktickJch politikafd, ktefi jen a jedine
tax zvanou zakonnl cestou a prostfedky
dovolenymi prava a svobodu lidu vyma-
haii; vsak nicmene eho nadseni, jeho 0.
betovnost, jeho odvazlivost neohroze-
most nemene ieho utrpeni, kratce pfi
klad jeho prospel svobod6 ndrodd nesmir
ne. Takov6 zjevy jako Bakunin jsou
dosti vzacne; jsou ale nutnym vysledkem
DOLBY, a proto jest tkazda vyGitka nebo ptl.
kry 6sEdek mich nespravedlivost,
kfivdou. Co lide vysoce osviconi, pro
svobodu blaho povsechne nadseni, a
vsude vsude urvaIym despotismem, po
vrchu lesknoucim sc barbarstvim, po-
kryteckou neupfimnosti zidovskou Wy
pocitayosti obklopeni nemohli ami iinace
nez revolucionate instinktu a snad i
utopisty Sc vyvinouti. Avsak, byt ma
hlsdy plany ieiich kiivy a neprakticke
byly; jejich nadseni, jejich svobodynlilo-
vnost a jeiich laska k Glov6Genstvu zaslu-
hui uznani vSech lidi pravde svobodo-
myslnych,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-25
GENERAL CERNAJEV pfekrociv

GENERAL CERNAJEV pfekrotiy
hranici tureckou yydal k obyvstelstvu
Balkanu provolani, n6hoz vyjimame:
), Bratfi. Zraky knebeSdm obracenym
nad6il Da vit6zstyi, yStupuieme do vasi
zem6, abychom vas z okoYi barbarskych
osvobodil;. Jako role vGel pfichazeji ne.
scetni .iunaci vasi k nasim prapordm, Vi
douce mas Osvoboditele nestastHe VAST
sve. Has ujaflnene vlasti a hlas zlat6
svobody vola bez rozdilu STAR do zbrant.
Nezbyva nam mic iineho, nez abysEe hla-
su toho uposlechli, aneb pod rukama cd
yekeho vraha zahynuli. Do zbran6 tedv
syobodomilovni synove Balkanu. Nebo-
Ijujeme chtitd ne5istych, n}brz pro bvs :
tou myslenku slovanskou. Bojujeme "a
zlatou svobodu, kterez vsichni evropsti
narodove = mas vyiinaie = Sc test. Bo.
/ iuieme "a sgG kirby, "a sv6 plaGici matky,
dcery zeny.
! Nuz tedy do zbran6, kdo muzem slou
Ii chces! Pozdvihnete Sc vsichni kazda
nyni ztracena minuta rOvna Sc desitilet'
kdyz nyni Sc zbrani rukou 81 s''obo
dy nedobudete, ztratite il ma vzdy. Bra.
tfi! Dokazte pred tvafi cel6ho sv6ta, ze
hodni iste svych slavnych pfedkt! Vi
tezstvi vase pozdravi veskere kfesfan-
stvo iasotem, We vas bude celia Evropa
spatfovat novov6ke Spartany. Mohame
dany, iiz yalky Sc nezucastni, vezmem
pod svou ochranu, kfestani vsak, kter9m
poskytneme zbrah, sttelivo spill, musi
sam starati Sc o svoji ochranu, kdo tax
neuGini Jest zradcem.
Zmuzile tedy, ty pohanenY, znenctG-
ny, zhanobeny narode. Prst bozi ukazu.-
Je ii cestu k slave. Ny nepodlehneme a
kdyby mas tekav6 st6sti opustilo, toz na :
poena budc tato svata pida drahon kryi
bratrskeho naroda rusk6ho. Az pax yse
chny bratrske zem6 podlehnou, necht Sc
vfe ie pax nepfitel svymi okovy. Zvit6zi
nell vsak, coz takfka s iistotou lie oce-
kavati, toz zauimem evropskem kon
certu takovou tllohu, kter6 nam nyn6is
vhodny okamzik poskytuje.
AT 2iie svoboda. At ziie svorrost me.
ri narody balkanskymi'
Cernaiev.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-25
PO w ID u Y C N /

ohromnym prodejem "a minuleho tydne,
jehoz jsme snizenim cen byli docilili, bu.
deme pocinaie
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-25

VY'PRAVA cernohorskeho knizete
do vojny prot Turku. Ze dne 2. 6erven-
ce telegrafovalo sc Cetyne prazskym
listim:
Dnes rano odeslo Gernohorske vojsko
do Hercegoviny. Valecny, prav6 vyda
ny manifest pravi mimo iine: ,Velmoci
cht6ly zavesti opravy zemich tureckych
a Cerna Hora podporovala ie dosud We.
likym sehezapfenim. Avsak turecky fa-
natismus rozpoutal Sc zatim tou merou,
10 neni lie jinak nez valkou mu uGiniti
pntrav - Knize objevil Sc dnes vojsku a
lidu ma biem hfebci mae ma prsou stfi-
brny krunyf ruce prapor syeho sbo-
ru, pozdravil iunaky cernohorske, sefad6.
ne Six vale6ny, u pfitomnosti veskerych
vojenskych hodnostafdv slovy: ,Budi2
pozdravena armada, imenem boba deme
do boie! Bajraktare tpraporecniku) vez-
mi prapor valecnyr Ma to ubiral sc
knize vojskem, provazen hlucnym wi
vio!" do Hercegoviny. Metropolita ar
chimandritem (neivyssi duchovni cerno-
horsti), zehnaiice vojsku jeho zbranim
doprovodili knizete ma hranice.