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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-06-01

pE=The Wausau Central has an
article in favor of Col. Tom Scott for
the Republican nominee for Congress
in the Stk District. Ex-senator Ny
ron McCord, of the Lincoln County
-Advocate, endorses it. Of course
Colonel Tom is well known through
out the State as the able Senator who
has represented the Wisconsin Valley
during the past four years, and to the
business community as the most sub
stantial and enterprising lumberman
on the river. Whether he will have a
clear field for the nomination is not
certain, but should he be the nominee
there is little doubt but he can walk
away with Judge Cate, and the Dis
trict will have a clearheaded and faith
full represenative.-Eau Claire Free
Press.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-06-01

NUNLD
It has been adopted, ana can be seen in prac-
teal operation at Central Park and all other
City Parks. New York; Government Grounds
and City Parks, Washington; Boston Common,
Boston; Prospect Park, Brooklyn; and on
almost every prominent Park throughout the
United States and Canada.
At the trial held in New York City, on the
25th of June, 1874, the New EXCELsIoR was
awarded the First Premium q Silver Media ! by
the American Institute, in competition with
all the different Lawn Mowers made in this
country.
-Four sizes for hand power; four sizes for
horse power.
Psicos from S1l to $500.
EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED.
Chua5orm e C0tdtCeU -1EIg. Co,
Ez-Send for Circular. Newbursh, \. y.
April27m3
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-06-01
Blacksmith ant Uago4t Shop.
CENTRALIA. WIS.

CENTRALIA. WIS.
The undersigned has established himself at
the old stand Of Alex Bissalton, and Will keep
on hand Lumber wagons. aud viii manufacture
PLATFORM WAGONS. BUGGIES,
&c. to order.
Horse Shoeing and Plough repairing done
and all work warranted. apr.l3rf
P A PETERSON.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-06-01
ECr ERIo.

a SECOND hand, 10 horse power Engine 21
bas been combIetely orerhauIed and repaired
at the Grand Rapids Foundry. and Is nearly
good as new. Harties wishing to purchase can
apply TO the Grand Rapids Foundry for partlcu-
RABLIN BRO
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-06-01

0, 3, 6, u, "a, As, 90, 1872.
The Professor was puzzled to con-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-06-01
PRINCIPAL POINTS IN THE NORTHWEST,
At C0mpGnY's offices, 395 BroGd
9C0y, 09!d ut Dock Offce 0dj0i,i-
ing U3IiOA Depot. 3EitiCuukee.

Ea-This is the only route having Milwaukee
for its western terminus, and its rates are always
the same from Milwaukee to the East as other
lines quote from Chicago, thus protecting and
identifying itself with the interest Of the great
n Northwest.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-06-01

The water dropped foot on
Thursday. But the river howls and
splashes like mad, yet.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-06-01
Old IRON.

Brass and Copper wanted at the Grand Rapid
ri. JOHN RABLIN.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05

company's two horses walked inside the rope
The company was lead by Marshal Dan. Brod
erick and fine Geld band.
....I Crescent Fire Co. No. z4.
This company closed the fourth and last divi
sion Of the parade. and turned out in force
numbering fully one hundred mon ut the ropes
The officers Of the company are: President. T.
Dudenheifer: Foreman. H. Meister; First As.
sistant. II. Waggoner; Second Assistant. 4. G.
Seguin: Secretary. G. Bermudez; Marshals. r
Levy and John Grace
rs r. Incidents.
In tho upper portion OF the city, along the
route OF the procession nearly every building
both private and public. was handsomely deco
rated We noticed particularly the store OF
Messrs. Braselman Il Adams. who in addition to
a large display OF bunting. flow from their bal
eOny on Magazine street a number OF pennants
each bearing the name and number VI the va
rious companies in the department.
A HumptuOus banquet Given 70 Brook lyn
Pire %. No. =, by Col. w. r. Loan.
Last evening the gallant boys OF Brooklyn Fire
Co. No. 2, of Algiers. were invited to the Central
Station by their Marshal. Col w. +. Loan. TO
partake Of a delightful collation. which he had
prepared for them. The boys entered the room
headed by their band. and being seatedat the
table. seemed to partake Of the viands with
gusto. During the entertainment appropriate
toasts were offered and responded to by Colonel
Loan, the members Of the company. and the
press. who are indebted 10 Colonel Loan for the
kind invitation to attend.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
A Lamentable Affair.
A Quarrel Between Two Partners, Both
Of High Standing.
One Of the Party severely Cut In the Head
with a Glass and the other Danger
0tikIy shot.

One Of the Party severely Cut In the Head
with a Glass and the other Danger
OusIy shot.
Last evening about quarter past
seven o'clock a difficulty took place in
the cotton factors Office OF Prestidge
Graham Il Co., at the corner Of Perdido
and Carondelet streets, between two OF
the partners, James S. Prestidge and
W. D. Hardeman, which terminated in
Mr.. Prestidge being cut several times in
the head with glass In the hands OF Mr.
Hardeman, and Mr.. Hardeman being
shot in the left side OF the abdomen by
Mr.. Prestidge.
Our reporter was Immediately upon
the scene and learned the following par.
ticulars
1t appears that the two partners had
been disputing all day about some bust
ness transaction, and last night the
difficulty was renewed, when Mr. Harde-
man remarked to Mr.. Prestidge that he
would like to know IL the dispute be-
tween them was to be peace or war. Mr..
Prestidge responded by stating that he
did not care d which it was.
Mr.. H. then grabbed glass that was
near at hand and sent 1t whiZzing at the
head OF his opponent. The glass missed
its mark, and both men clinched.
During the scuffie Mr.. Hardeman got
command Of another glass and used it
with telling effect on the head OF his
antagonist, inflicting several severe
wounds. At this juncture Mr.. Pres
tidge succeeded In releasing himself
from the grasp of his adversary, and
stepping back u few PAGES, drew his re-
yolyer and fired twice, one OF the balls
taking effect In the left side Of Mr..
Hardeman's s abdomen.
Mr.. Hardemen was placed upon the
sofa in the Office and DR.. Brickell sum-
moned, who attended him, and who re-
fused to give any statement as to the
nature OF the wound. The unfortunate
man WAS afterward taken to his resi-
dence in q carriage.
Mr.. Prestidge was arrested by Officer
Wilson and brought to the Central Sta
ton, where his wounds were found to
be Of such q nature that 1t was neces-
sary to call the services OF DR.. Schup-
pert, who pronounced the cuts severe
though not dangerous.
Mr.. Prestidge WIS suffering such ex-
cruciating pain that the doctor requested
COL Loan to send him to the Charity Hos
pital In charge Of an officer, which Col.
Loan did on the certificate OF DR.. Schup-
pert. Hra
Both the partners were interviewed by
our reporter, but did not wish to make
any statement. -.5
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
WASHINGTON.
The New Hampshire Election State
Sure for the Democracy.
BabcOck Has Been Dismissed from the
White House.
Grant Weakening ON His Pets-Is Suspi-
ciOus Of All.
Belknap Has Been Indicted by the Grand
Jury and Is Under Arrest.
Other High Officials are Implicated.

Especial Dispatch to the N. q. Democrat
WASHINGTON, March 4.
The prospects of the Democracy in
New Hampshire have very much inn
proved since the publication OF the Bel
KNAPP disgrace. The State now Is ex-
pectcd to go, as the nation will, against
the Republican party.
Babcook has been dismissed from the
White House as Private Secretary.
Grants faith in his political family is
shaken, and he is suspicious OF them
all. He even distrusts himself, so cor
rupt Is the surrounding atmosphere.
Belknap has been indicted by the
Grand Jury and is now under arrest.
Equally startling exposures of other
officials, pets Of Grant, are promised;
and oven the implication of the Presi-
dent is not improbable. BJoU.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
f'nua f.omfOrf for Republicans.

NEw YORK, March 4.-The crime Of
Belknap continues to be. the leading
topic both Of the press and public Ex-
Gov. Dix does not believe the exposure
will have any particular bearing upon
the Republican party. Geo. T. Curtis
says revelations is a symptom OF the
Continued on Fourth Page.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
MARCH 4, 1879.
THIRTY-NINTH ANNIVERSARY.

The annual parade OF the Fire Department is
an event which IL always looked forward to with
interest by our whole population. Year after
year the gallant boys turn out upon our streets.
and the crowd that gathers to witness their dis
play il ever animated with the same warm feel
ing towards these hardy guardians Of our lives
and property. The day. yesterday. was all that
could be wished for by the most fastidious. not
too warm. and gloriodssun shining over head.
The different companies massed upon Canal
street. preliminary to the procession which pre-
cisey at twelve started up Camp street
FIRST DIVISION.
Heading khe First Division was
l. N. MARKS. ESQ.
President Of the Firemen's Charitable Associa-
ton and Grand Marshal Of the procession.
art fnlI al tha t1a
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
SUICIDE.
The Body Of Man Found Floating In the
River.

uC DVUy VI u lM1H Vuuu AVnlIu6 III SHV
River.
About 12 O'Clock yesterday the body
OF white man was found floating in
the river at the head OF st. Bartholo-
new street, Algiers. The body was
made fast to the wharf and the Coroner
notified.
The coroner held an inquest, and in
searching the body found the following,
addressed to Nelson +. FQuche, 1888
North Rampant street, which read as
follows:
II am gone coon, good bye to all,
especially to Mrs. Blanden. MAY"
From the above note it is evident that
the man committed suicide. Our re-
porter repaired to 1873 North Rampant
street and interviewed a colored man
who resides there. He stated that he
knew OF no such lady as Mrs. Blanden,
but that his son Nelson Fourche, who
had been missing from his home for two
months was acquainted with the lady.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05

ATTENTION, LADIEs-To the advertisement Of
Messrs. Danziger. No. eos Canal street. in which
they announce the arrival and opening Of a
select and beautiful line Of Partisan parasols
with novel and tastefully carved handles.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05

LATEST FASHION, Particular attention is called
to the card of Mr.. j. G. Smith. No. 13 st. Charles
street. Mr.. Smith can and will make the best
fitting shirts to be had in the city at low rates
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05

GREAT ISDUCEMESIs-Are now offered at the
Fashion Bazaar Of August Marx. No. 353 Dryades
street. in the shape Of New Spring Goods. Don't
mistake the place. it is almost In the centre Of
the block between Thalia and Erato streets
where full line Of staple and fancy dry goods
Is always to be found. Mr.. Marx believes in
quick sales and small profits.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05

Or COURSE THEY ARE.-The shirts made a
Leighton's. corner Of Canal and St. Charles
streets. are par excellence" Besides large
and varied stock Of gents furnishing goods and
underwear at reduced prices to suit the times.
Call and see him. for he now can claim to be the
only original Shirt King in the South
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05

'IVFSFL III IADhs
Clerk House of Representative

THIS WEEK ONLY.-With every dollars worth
OF tea bought at the great tea depot. Camp
street, you viii receive handsome tea canister.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05

The attention OF all interested is called to Act
No 20 Of the last Legislature. published else
where, authorizing the levy Of a tax OF one-half
Der cent. by popular consent. on the taxable
property Of the city Of New Orleans. This is
mater OF the utmost importance to our people
and all. whether opposed or in favor Of the law,
should take cognizapce OF the same,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
ANOTmER STEAL DEVELOPED.

How q PrOmiuemt New Hampshire Re-
publican sends His Roy to College and
Makes the People Pay the Bills - One
Little Item that shows how Loyalty"
Pays, etc. N-s
A question has recently been raised in
Washington concerning the alleged
payment by Col. N. G.. Ordway, Of New
HAMPSHIRE, late Sergeant Arms Of
the House Of Representatives, Of sal
ary to his son as a messenger to the
House Of Representatives during sew
eral years, when he was at college, and
of course could render no service what
ever to the Government. An inquiry
was sent to Washington by a gentle
Mr., Ordway resides, who had heard
statements OF this fact made, and this
led to an investigation in the office Of
the Sergeant-at-Arms by the present
Clerk Of the House, which led to the
discovery that young OrdWay was car
ried on the rolls Of the House during
portions OF the last five years previous
to the present Congress. 1t appears
that during most of the time his name
was borne on the rolls Congress was not
in session, and he was not in Washing
ton. The amount OF pay received by
young Ofdway altogether by this ar
rangement was $4335 55-a sum suffl-
Gent to pay his entire expenses through
college. The following letter from Mr..
Adams, Clerk OF the House, gives the
dates and amounts in answer to the in
uuiry above referred to:
CLERKS OFFICE, !
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Washington, ID. c., Feb. rs. 1876.
lSr-In answer to your inquiries as TO the en-
ployment and payment Of George L. Ordway in
the service OF the House Of Representatives !
have TO inform you that said Ordway was en-
ployed in the office Of the Sergeant-at- Arms.
and paid therefor az follows
AS messenger from Jan. to Oct. /, 1871 81 200 90
AS messenger from July 10 Nov. 30. 1872 900 90
AS messenger from March to Sept. 30.
As messenger from July / TO Oct. !. 1914. 4so %
AS clerk from Jan. to Feb. %, l574...... 400 81
. messenger from Aug ! to Nov. 30. 1875 43s 50
Very respectfully,
GEoRGE NJ ADAMS,
Clerk House of Representatives.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
0ECIAL PRoGRA1nE.

TROTTING RACE-PURSE $50.
aLR HEATs-BEsr THREE IN FIvE-TO
HARNESS AND TO RULE.
aB Shawhan enters Sorrel Mare BIRDIE
duso Redwitz enters Bay Mare LITTLE
srAR ..-.....fma-
L Glenn enters Gray Gelc:ns eTONEWALL
JACKSON. r.-.t4.m
Oun Porter enters Brown Gelding CHRIS
DOYLE
y Boyle enters Sorrel Mare MARY B.
ee to Commence at s p. m, Precisely.
CAPT. A. h. BOGARDUS,
0Aa.pisn Wing Shot Of tho World,
WILL SHOOT -
CHALLENGE MATCH FOR $500
Will THIRTY-EIGHr BIRDS OUT OF FIFTY
from PLUNGE TRAPS, AND KILL
TWENTY-FIVE IN -FOUR MINUTES.
swelling to Commence ct 2 p. m.
'aAVEL MULLEN. General Sup't.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05

PhenfX Fire c.. Nc. q,
with their neat and beautiful steamer. the
Lady Annie Laurie" headed the Third Divi-
sion. The decorations we're disposed so as to
produce great effect. and were most beautiful.
The officers are: VIM. Stevenson. President
| John Grayer. Vice President; Z. w. Burdge
Secretary; John Langshaw. Treasurer; J.
Scholl. Foreman; VIM. Brooks. First Assistant.
George Goertz Second Assistant: H. Lambert,
Steward VIM. Gleason, Engineer: Hugh Cain.
Housekeeper.
Hope Hook and Ladder No.
most tastefully arranged their truck and lad
ders. adorned with wreaths. next marched in
line. with ninety athletic men. The off,
GERS are: President, n A. Llambas J. D. FACET,
Foreman: A. Touchard, First Assistant: VIM.
Russell, Second Assistant. ]. Foster. Treasurer
John Foley. Secretary; J. J. Oliver. Housekeep-
er; Marshal. A. l.. Tissot; Assistant Marshas
A. Lynch. +. Cazaux. +. P. SEWN.
Creole Pire CO. No. ..
The gallant Mines. the pride Of the Third Dis
trict with their beautiful steamer. the Lady L.
A. Wiltz." next stepped up to the enlivening
strains of their excellent brass band Officers
President L. A. Witt; Vice President. r. Brew
ster; Treasurer. J. L. Harris; Secretary. John
Rogers Foreman, A. V. Flat; First Assistant.
Gus. Dupre: Second Assistant r. H. Bienvenu.
Louisiana Fire Co. No. 10
Drawn by four white horses. a bouquet on the
smoke stack and network OF silver chains
decking the engine. The officers are as follows
President. s. Josephson; Foreman. j. Stier;
First Assistant, II. Newbauer; Secretary. Geo.
Merz: Treasurer. E. Pragst: Engineer. L. Clark ;
Marshals. A. Sambola and e. Frantz.
Trad Ferry Fire Co. No. IL.
This crack" company appeared next in line.
with their splendid second-class Amoskeag en-
gine. looking like piece Of FURNISHED silver
and drawn by six gray horses. The engine was
Handsomely decorated; on either side were
white satin stands. upon which rested the nu-
merous silver sets won by this company in hard
earned races at the Fair Grounds. splendid
service presented to this company by Mechan.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09
To by cinilo

To by cinilo 1872
elektol alni hlasy. Zatm potfebujeme
1S5 hlasd k zvoleni Tildena. Republika-
ne osobi 81 jeste - ale ien tax pro ttechu
- vyhry Louisiana, kteraz ma s hlasi,
pax bychom ovsem o ieden HAS byli
zkratka, - ale zatim dosly zpravy, ze ne.
jen Louisiana, ale WISCONSIN volily Til
dena, kteremzto pfipad6 by porazka re
publikanska byla zdrcujci. Sami repu
blikansti politikafi ptiponsti ii2 porazku
stray sve. Mlrvili isme osobn6 n6kte
rymi : a v6ci znalYmi - ktefi pravili
20 vsecko to tlachani povykovani o vi
tSzstvi Hayese jest holy humbug, provo
zovany cd ,,gambler1" to jest hraGd, KITE
ii SO velike penize sazeli dosud sazeti
Sc chteji. Tax ma pr. vydal Herald wee
ra vecer bulletin, ze Novy York dial Ha.
yesovi asi 24OG v6tsiny Kazdy republi-
kan Sc tomu small q demokrati byli tim
praye ieste vice utvrzeni We vife, &c Wy
hrali. Bylo 10 az pills pitom6. Novg
York (mesto) dial asi $4,000 die n6kte
rych $4,000 hlasd yetsiny Tildeuovi,
Brooklyn asi Is 900, coz cini jiz $4,000
hlasa vetsiny. Mimo to isou We state
mnohe okresy rozhodnG demokraticke.
Neni tudiz mono. ably tato vetsira byla
pfekosana. A stat ten una 30 elektoral-
mich hlas1. Ma nem jedine zdlezelo,
tam byla hlavni bitva bojovana Wy
hrana. A proto neni nemIze byti nei
mensi pochybnosti, 20 isme vyhra!i. Repu
blikanske listy budou 81 ovsen davati tax
zvanou ,.galgenfrist", nebof umirani Jest
mrzutA, zvlaste strane, kteraz po 16 rokii
tax vesely zivot vedla, ac ma 1traty naro.
da hlavne lidu chudsiho. Lee to cd
strany te kostlivce neodzene; dostavil Sc,
mavnu ostrou zbrani svou hlava repu :
blikanska skutalela Sc dolG. Dosud OF
vsem ocima kouli svaly skube ano ia-@
zyk ma mas vyplazuje, ale ty hrdzy jsoA
ien pouhe hrIzy tech SO ned9sime.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09
Sv ETOVA yY'STAvA v AFRI-

CE. Dne Is. lnora 1877 bude zahaiena
Kapstate sv6tova vystava, ku ktere via
da osadni dala iiiz sye svoleni a jeiiz
fizeni Sc uvazal vybor petadvaceticlenny,
vnenz zaseda rakousky konsul pan
Buchell. Generalnim fiditelem le pan
Cagli. Vystaveny bndou primyslove
vyrobky vseho druhu. Vylouceny json
pouze latky tfaskave neb jinak nebezpec
ne. vystavni pfetmety rozdeleny budon
10 tfid. Ceny budou medaille zlate,
stfibrne broncove cestne diplomy
Pfedmety vystavni musi byt do Londy.
ma nejdele do l. prosince dopraveny
Vylohy "a dopravu, jakoz veskere mi
rnofadne vylohy zapravi vystavovatsl.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09

,,NezIi bude vOIba meZi
Tlldenem q Hayesem rOz-
hOdnuta. bude napsan jestt
hOdny kus dejin. Repabli-
kane nepOpusti a nepOpu-
Sti.'
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09


JIHOSLOVANE. Francouzsti ital.
sti komisafi odebrali Sc ma bojist3 Gerno
horske ustanovi rozhranni Garu, pres
niz nesmeji dobe pfimef ami Cernohor-
ci AMI Turci bez poruseni pfimeti. Mesta
Cernohorci oblezena, zistanou tax, ien ze
smeii na kratkou dobu zasobiti Sc potfe-
bami.
Gen. Cernaiev odebefe SO ma cas- pfi-
mefi do Ruska zpet.
Kozhranni caru ma hranicich srbskych
ustanovi zvlastni komisafi cd vsech vel
moci. Chteii, aby zdstala Cara, kterou
melo vojsko ma obou stranach behem DO
slednich bitck. Rusko vsak zada. ably
SO turecke voisko po dobu pfimef 1plnt
vzdalilo re srbske pddy. Nemeckojedi
ne vzdalo Sc dplne cd cinnosti teto vec
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09
JsOu deSperatnf.

= Neni nejmensi pochybnosti, ze republi-
.kanska strana byla porazena. Nemnoha
elektoralnimi hlasy sics, ale porAlzena by
10 pfedce. Jestli Florida volils Tildena.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09

Rsucho M O ohamedoyo Dne a.
m. m. posledni den velikeho postu Ra-
mazanu, odbyvan starozitny obfad liba-
nj roncha prorokova. Sultan a neivyssi no
dnostafi odebrali Sc do sine ostatk6, kde
dvorni klestenec podaval pfftomnym rou.
cho prorokovo k libani. Prvni no poll.
bill sultan, pc kazdem polibeni namocen
clip roucha do stfibrne mfsy vodou. voda
naleva se po skoncenem obfadu do lahvi.
eek je pry zvlastni zasluhou, vypiie-li
SO vecer ku konci postn jeste ma lacny Ia
lndek.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09
CislO 80.

Wisconsin, Jizni Karolina a Louisiana
Hayese, bude obnaseti vetsina Tildenova
asi hlas. A to zroyna republikanskou
stranu dopaluie ano Primo k desperaci dc
-hani. Jen jeden hlas prohrat, ne, to by
byla hanba neslychana.
Dohodli Sc tedy vddcoye te estrany, ze
byt i Tilden obdrzel yetsinu, ze on vdli
naroda zvrhnou a zvoli Hayese. Jim bez
toho narod neco plati jen pokud yoli je
Jakmile jimi povrhnul, povznesou Sc mad
syrchoyanost ieho a narod jeho pravy
jest koncich. A bojime se, ze bude '
koncich, nebof ia sbef desperatni zamysli
a jest odhodlana padu zvoleni Tildena
vyvrhnouti ieden demokraticky stat; je
likoz Sc Mississippi nepatrne nepofadky
volebni staly, chteji vyvrhnouti elektoral-
nj votuA toho statu, cimz by s hasi ii
ehaIl Ceuy NynFall.
To zamysli republikanska strana into
chvili. Tax zv6stovaue dnes zdeisimu
republikanskemu ,,Leaderu." Stoiit tam.
,,NezIi bude vOIba meZi
TlIdenem a Haycsem rOz-
hOdnuta. bude napsan jest6
hOdny kus d6jin. Repabli-
kane nepOpusti a nepOpu-
sti.''
Vite co to jest! RevoIuce neihroz-
nejsim slova toho snyslu. Republikane
nenznavaji vIli naroda. Oni cht6ji tn
vdli zvrhnouti postavit ma ieii misto
svou libovili. Ustavu zaslapnou do pra-
chn; republikansk6 zfizeni lehkost uve-
dou; narod do zahuby uvrhnou: len kdyz
oni SO zachovaji. Jsou to sami Katilino-
We, ano Katilinove! Jako tento spiklenec,
lotr Thar obdrzeni vlady mad fimskou
fisi temi neihanebneisimi prostfedky usi
loval, tax tato strana hotovJm katilinaf-
stvim udrzenf moci Sc zasazue. ,Po
mas necht potopa pride. zvolala zlopov6st
na kub6na Ludvika XIV, Pompadonrka
rePublikansti vndcoye volail zas: po
mas necht narod mosnu hal zebrackon
yezme a znameni galeiniho otroka ma hfbe
to 81 vypaliti da, -jen kdyz my zdstane
me jeho zlodeji, vydirateli, zndsilnovatei
a hubiteli. Ano hubiteli! Damned people! f!
pravil nam ieden republican vGera veGcr
zlobe Sc, re strana jeho porazena byla.
Ano, zatracen budiz narod, ktery by VIA
du strany, kteraz by nasilim, podvodem
a zlocinem strane opozicni vitGzstvi ru-
kou vyrvala, strp6l nepozvednul Sc. We
ru, nam by nezbyvalo, nez blasat zfeimy
odbo rebelii, nebof ma rebelii republi.
kanskou sluselo by odpov6diti rebelii Via
stencil osvetlencd.
Necht 81 tedy vladnouci strana ohn1m
nezahrava. Jsou okamziky zivote ma .
rod1, kdy tito "a zivot Ease zivot sazku
davaii
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09

splyne jediny oheh slavnostni SO slun :
Gem Floridy, jed Ia haze pomeranGoT6sa
iasminove SO usmiva.
Slava narodu
Zdar Americe!