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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-28
THE STEAMER MocTEzUMA AT HONDURAS.

HAVANA, Dec. 27.-The steamer hOctezuma
has been heard Of; she put in at Truio in Honduras
The American Schooner Maud Barbour arrived here to-
day. and brings three Of the Moctezumas crew. who es
eaped from a boat which sent ashore by her in
Trujio for pilot and capszed.
The Mortezuma is the Spanish steamer which was cap
tured by Cubans who went on board as passengers az
Puerto Plata in santo Domingo Spanish war vessels
are searching for her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-28

RepubIteans: thew had however been sleeping in the
fields for fear Of "bulidozers - Joe Bates and other
Democrats drew pistols on me al Republican meeting
while was on the stand was candidate for the Leg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-28
METHODS OF COMPROMISE.
FIRST MEETING OF The SENATE MEMBERS OF THE
IorNT COMMITTEE,

JOINT COMMITTEE,
fry TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIECNEI
WAsuIyGTON, Dec 27.-The Senate COMMITTEE
,nnonted TO consider the questions growing out OF
the counting of the electoral vote and TO devise IL
possbe some rule by which the existing differences
between the two houses of Congress may DC
adjusted. held meeting to-day They continued IN
session about three hours. The proceedings were
chiefly of preliminary character. severai Sena-
TORS are understood to have submitted plans oy the
adoption of which, in their opinion, the difficulties
NAV be met. These plans will lead TO discussion,
and some one of them may possibly be the basis Oh
the report TO be submitted. The mode OF proceeding
in Joint session with the House COMMITTEE was alSo
considered but it is believed that no joint meeting
will be held until this matter is decided upon
Several members of the Senate Committee are I'M
derstood to be opposed to the submission OF any
oueston growing out Of this controversy to the SUI
preme Cont of the United States They hold that
this would be depriying Congress OF power as the
representatives of the people which the trainers Oh
the Constitution evidently designed that Congress
sbonId alone possess and use at its discretion Inc
exceptiona character Of the present controversy is
considered no reason why Congress should surreh-
der this power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-28
is will over pray.


o., T.. s. JAFFRAY a. Co.,
JOSIAH NJ. FIsEE d Co.,
HAvEMEYER, EASTwICK
;, & Co..
AUGUST BELMONT & Co.,
ROBT LENoX KENNEDY,
j. & J. STUART a. Co.,
HENRY i. SPAULDING,
MOSES TAYLOR,
i. S. WINSTON,
o., DAVID M. TURNURE,
l.. Won HOFFMAN IL Co,
BLAKE BROTHERS X Co.,
GRINSELL, MINTURN IL
Co.,
Co., RICHARD IRWIN IL Co.,
o., w. II. HAYS,
To-, BENJ. Is. SHERMAN.
), ii. 81 G.. Is. HARRINGTON
d. Co.,
VIM. l.. JENKINS,
&. DE- +. FIELD,
!. NJ. PALMER,
i. S. LATHROP,
WIN. Z. BRISTNALl-
ID. X. MASGAM,
J. l.. WORTH,
GEO. 4. HOPE,
e. J.. J. y. STARK.
JOHN L. AGSEw,
CHARLES BARD,
WIssLOw, LASIRE & &C.,
WETMORR * Co.,
pOMEROY ~ PLUMMER,
WOODWARD, LAWRENCE
IL Co,
The CESTRALNAT. BANK,
WM.A.WHEEDUCK,P Pres,
Is, n. SULLIVAN * Co.,
l., II. B. CLAFLIN Il CO.,
IL, HUNT, CATLIS d. VALES-
TINE,
HALsrRD, HAISEs & Co.,
g. l.. s. HIGGINS 81 Co,
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE d
Co.,
HOWARD, SANGER & Co.,
!, ID. APPLETON Il Co.,
w. X j. SLO,SE,
WHITTEMoRE, PET, Posr
o., IL Co.,
Dixie BROTUERS,
NORRIS FRANKLIN,
Id others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-28


Brown BROTHERS a. Co.,
JOHN j. Cisco u son,
JOHN ID. JONES,
PHELPS, DODGE d Co.,
RoOsEvELT x Son,
ROBERT b. MINTURN,
.bHN A. STEWART,
JAMES Low,
CYRUS w. FIELD,
HENRY G.. MARQUAND.
GEORGE w. LANE & Co.,
MORRIS X. JEsUP,
WILLIAM II. FOGG.
NJ. MoRGAN's Sons,
A. IsElIN d Co.,
MAITLAND, PHILIPS d Co..
j. d. W. SELIGMAN d Co,
LEsHER, WHITMAN * Co.,
IL. &. BENNETT d Co.,
+. ID. TAPPEN,
j. NJ. MORRISON,
WILLIAM DowD.
KELLY d ALEXANDER,
AMOS L. ENo,
J. NJ. COOPER.
b. q. ARNOLD,
JAMES ID. FISH,
DAVID DOws d Co.,
WOODWARD, BALDWIN d
Co.,
A. :. HATCH,
PETER COOPER,
WILSON G.. HUST,
WILLIAM ORTOS,
w. G. BRYANT,
J. Q. JoSEs,
VEKMILYK IL Co.,
J. ID. VERMILYE,
A. A. Low ~ BROTHERS,
CHARLES II. MARSHALL,
UOWLAND a. AsPISwALL,
JOSIAH MACY's SONS,
FABBRI d CHAUNCEY,
SCHULZ, SoUTHwICK o.
Co.,
II. l.. e. A. STUART,
r. III. COssITT,
JAMES w. ALEXANDER,
WIN. ii. MACY,
GEORGE ID. MORGAN,
DRExEI, MORGAN * Co,
BABCOCK BROS. d Co.,
j. J. Aston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-28
MIR. RANDALLs REPLY TO Mr. ORION.

MIR. RANDALEs REPLY TO Mr.. ORION
ur HAS NO POWER TO EXCUSE HIM-HIs ATTENTION
CALLED TO THE HOUSE RESOLUTION RESPECTING
WITNESSES.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27-The following is copy
of the letter from Mr.. Randall to Mr.. orion Win
reference TO the summons to appear at NeworieahS'
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, !
wAGurSCTOS, ID. C., Dec. 20, lS7O3
VIM ORION esq., President Western Chioa iese0aP" Co'
SIN: Referring TO the copy OF the subpoena accompany;
,rg Hopp Standardization OF the 23d inst. post-narhed
York pee o. 1870 p m and by me JUST receNeui
and there is clerical error IN the VIII when eScaPeu
my attention nj tbe time 10 was signed Oh winch you
might perhaps have awaited yourself as an excuse 10 e
committee for moi having brought with you tne papers
they manifestly desired 20 have produced hah you APP
ne9red before Them In obedience 10 the mandate ABOUT
which Won do not seem 10 entertain any DOUBT naey
THAT Won should be and appear before tnc s9ect cp
mites In New-Orleans the 26;h day OF Decemper,
1890 what the committee might nave asked YOU OF
deslred 10 AJAX Won had You appeared ether Win "
Hthont fine papers l. OF course, do not know, anu
All have no authority TO excuse you or dsoDey ne
Main perempOrY mandate that you should appear peoe
Inc committee. The House alone can DO that anu SUP
nose would only take cognzance OF the major Wnen
regariy brought TO its notice by the commltHe you
have possIby not observed the resolutions aaop'eo
ee 90 expressing the OF the House IA respee. OF
ia mowers and privileges when acting througn lne
mentality OF committee authorized 70 send ioI
and paDers have honor 20 send you inc Ioowlns
copy, u which would respectfully CAL Jour a''snASH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-28
A PETITION TO CONGRESS-.

LEGISLATIVE ACTION ON THE COUNT.
MEMORIAL ADDRESSED TO CONGRESS BY NEW-YoRk
BUSINESS MEN APPROVING THE APPOINTMENT
OF A CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
The following memorial to Congress han been pre-
pared by New-York business men:
To the Honorable ne Senate and House OF Representatives.
IN Congress assembled
Your memoriasts representing large proportion
of the financial and commercial interests OF the Cty
of New-York beg leave most respectfully TO express
their great satisfaction at the action OF your honor
able bodies in appointing committees OF conference
to consider the proper mode of counting the balots
for President and Vice-President of the United
States.
They hail this action an indication that the TWO
bouses of Congress are DESTROYS of settling TINS COM
phcated question in spirit of moderation and con-
citation, and they beg leave to represent that IN
acting thus your honorable bodies have the cordial
sympathy of the great mass Of the American people,
irrespective of party.
Your memoralists, most respectfully, but most
earnestly, pray that all mere party considerations
may be thrown aside and that in this crisis in the
history of the United States, the pure aud unscsh
patriotism which inspired the founders of the Re
public may guide your legislative action, and that
you may thus relieve the country from its present
uncertainty and apprehensions by prompt deterni-
nation of the mode in which the pending momentous
issue shall be decided.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-31

YESTERDAY was by far the coolest day
the month of March has furnished. At
six O'Clock on Wednesday evening the
barometer strongly indicated another
storm. but during the evening the baro-
meter went up snd the thermometer
went down. Yesterday morning at Z
O'Clock the thermometer marked % de-
grees above zero-7 degrees below tho
freezing point-and at o'clock it stood
at 36H. All the day long cold wind
blew from the mountains on the west.
causing overcoats to be as much neces-
sity as they had been throughout the
coolest weather Of winter.
MCGOWAN, the man-eater, is what they
call him. He was arrested in Virginia
City again on Wednesday night. His
way is to get drunk and raise row or
make q noise, and when any one at
tempts to affect his arrest gets hold with
his teeth and bites like bulldog. For
attacking Chief White in this way, Nc
Gowan has just served out sentence Of
one hundred days.
CORONER MEDER will hold an inquest
in the case of the murdered Chiuaman
at Q O'Clock this afternoon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

4 CHINESE PRoMISsORY NoTE.-In
the case of the suit brought by Chinese
in the Justice Court the other day for
the recovery of money alleged to be
due on promissory note, an inter
prefer gave the following translation
of the document, which he said was
the usual form of Chinese promis-
sorry note cone is called All TEN.
This is called All Chung. He want
men ask Ting Chung borrow $3.50
twenty dollar pieces gold coin eight
cen pieces. Three men talk together.
Every month promise the interest 2
per cent per month twelve months
principal and interest altogether.
Signed Aug. 20, 1874. All Tenn, All
Chung"
WILLIAM EssIE, the engineer of the
Prospect mine, near the Caledonia, in
the Gold Hill Mining District, was in
town last evening. He reports that in
boring below the shaft which they are
sinking the striking of remarkably rich
ore and says, referring to the price Of
tue BLOCH now WHICH 10 SOoo t09l bc Is
willing to make bet that it will be $50
within month. So far, Mr. Essie says,
several feet Of good ore have been pierced.
and he is of the opinion that the Pros
pect is possessed of a genuine bonanza.
which will be fully developed all in good
time.
TIE GRAND BAII fer the benefit OF
the Catholic Church, hitherto announced
in our columns as one of the events to
come off shortly, will be given at Moore
i Parker's Hall on Wednesday, April
10. For full particulars. see programme
as ANNOUNCED in our advertising columns.
LUZ DAVIS, who had such q hard
wrestle with pneumonia few weeks
since, and who subsequently, took trip
to California to recuperate, returned
yesterday morning looking as strong and
healthy as Of yore.
SMALL PARTIES, each numbering from
three to six, arc reported as constantly
leaving Storey County for the Black
Hills.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-31

BUFFERS EYE.-The following is
the latest story told about General
Butler: ''Some gentlemen were
holly discussing a mattear which
aroused the Generals ire, and in his
anger he made a remark grossly often.
sive to one of the party. Not caring
to have personal quarrel there,
Mr.. - nursed his wrath until he
next saw the General. Then he de-
manded an apology. Quoth Mr.. But
Ter: II owe you no apology, sir
The remark was not addressed to You
at all, l meant Colonel - ~ But
you looked directly at me, and l
could not help knowing that you
meant me by your look" "Not at
all, sir! Not at all ha ! ha! I'd like
to know how you or any other man
can tell where l am looking?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-31

SHIPPING HORSES EAsT.-Two car
loads of horses arrived here on the
Eastward-boundt train yesterday, and
were removed to the company's cor
rails for feed aud rest. The animals
are in fine condition, designed for the
saddle, and are owned by C. V. Hand
who has them in charge. Mr.. Hand
says that they We're purchased of r.
c. Broder of Visalia. and he is taking
them to Chicago for sale. There are
thirty-six horses in number, small,
but a good lot for the saddle.-Elko
Independent, March 29th.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-31

LOVES YOUNG DREAM.-They were sit
ting together on the banks Of the Chat
tahoochee, like two ebony images, he
staring vacuity out of countenance, and
she resting her raven crimps on his heav-
ing shoulder. Miles away from hyar, "
she tondly murmured. "whar de buff
fumlo rips and t'srs and frows dirt at de
settin' sun, dar's whar we will go to-,
Gawge. Gawge's lips moved not,
neither did he utter any word, but the
whites of his eyes repeated. Oars whar
We'll go II st. Louis Times.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-31

SaEEIFr SWIFT is pretty good In.
dian, SO to speak, and detective OF
rather superhuous length. as it were.
Anyhow. the detection OF crime has be-
come a second nature to him and he has
never been entirely non-plussed until
now. He has been interviewing China
men. big and little, ever since the assas-
sination of the other night, but can oh.
tain no evidence. He went to Virginia
City yesterday ON this business, but
came home without clue. he has sat
isfied himself, however, that the wrong
man was assassinated the other night,
and that the account for the murder has
been settled, according to the Chinese
Code. and that no evidence will be ad-
duced at the inquest to-day which will
lead to the detection Of the murderer or
murderers. It will be case of mo
sabe" throughout.
POLICE CouRr. There was one case
before our Police Court yesterday. All
Tin was tried and found guilty of petit
larceny, and sentenced to pay fine OF
$50 or be imprisoned for thirty days.
Not pungling he was incarcerated, re-
marking at the time-"Bimsby. maybe
pay"
COLONEL z. H. TAILOR, the we'll known
attorney of Virginia City. was in town
yesterday. Business, he said, would
take him as far AZ Reno before his re.
turn home.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-31

SCALPs.-Another lot of scalps, con-
sisting Of twenty lynx and ten coyotes,
were presented for bounty yesterday
at the County Clerks office. They
were taken by A. T. Stevenson in the
northern part of tho county, and the
bounty on the lot amounts to S75. At
the rate at which scalps have been
taken in the last two months, "var-
minis " Of the lynx and coyote species
must be very prolific in the sage brush,
or they will shortly become extinct
Silver State, March IS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-31

The Wheeler exploring party recently
found ruined town in New Mexico,
which the Indians say was built in the
reign Of Montezuma. A skeleton was
found near the walls, and the natives
warned the party that violent death or
ill-fortune would result from disturbing
it. The topographer of the party re-
moved the skeleton and three days after
was accidentally shot and died.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-31

He was taken sick in the night, and
in her youthful ignorance she made two
mustard plastsrs. and put one in front
and one behind, and then with horrid
sarcasm she asked how he felt. But he
was well-bred man. and merely said
that he realized with q tenderness he
had never known before the true posi-
ton of q sandwich in the community.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-31

An old soldier, who had for many
years carried bullet in his head died
recently at Washington, Maine. He had
given permission to physician to dis
sect his Uranium. and thereby learn all
that was OF interest about the wound
but tho people were so incensed because
the physician cut off the head while the
corpse was awaiting burial that they
have sued him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-31

Hardware! Hardware! Hardware!
Call and examine the large sssortmen. of goods
at Z. Z. RAILS. Gang Flows. side.hill Flows.
Breaking Plows. extras for Plows; Stoves OF all
kinds also the celebrated Medallion Range;
Crockery and Glassware. Paints and Oils. Bar
fixtures, Coal Oil. Chemical and Rubber Paints,
Gas fixtures; Doors, Windows, Blinds, etc, ETC. I;
oil Of which he Offers low down for cash.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-31

A hunter shot wild turkey near
Nashville. the other day. and when he
went to pick it up, found lying near it q
half-decayed pair Of saddle-bags in
which were $50, 900 in gold and bonds.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-31
CARSON CITY
MINING STOCK REPORT
Fore, DON Board

TOT~ DON OOaVu
1910 Ophir 721s. 80, 80 b5, 741z BIO
1896 Mexican 4O12, 40H 4l15 b30
1906 Gould and Curry 22A, %. 22A
375 Cal nrnia SO. s91z, s934, s9H
1850 Sa' age 2Oiz, 2O4. 81 b30
$40 Con Virginia $50, So, s5A
2l5 Chollar I4213, 142, 143, l45
755 Hale and Norcross "A, 20
500 Best and Belcher 62Iz. 81, 81 BIO
545 Crown Point 241!, 24A, % b3
1925 Yellow jacket 36ll, 81, 3Gl4, So
1855 Imperial IS, 1917, lsH
LIS Empire Mill IL
go kentuck IS, 171.. 10 b30
20 Gold Hill Quartz q
$40 Alpha G., 621z, 81, 60lz, 60
80 Relcher 80, 34s4, 34E, 34'5 b
80 Confidence 2619 b30
SO Sierra Nevada 26l3, 2534, 253s
2055 Exchequer "A. - b30, 244, pa.
l25 Bullion 50, 81
20 Daney IA
100 Overman So, 81.
100 Justice -, 2st4, 2S1G
1905 Union Con 1879, 49,, 49,. BIO
l4l0 Lady Bryan 2H. 90, %
1890 Julia Il, I6s4, III b30, 1875, 1914
1900 Caledonia 1873, l214, l2&4 b.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-31
Evening Report

Evening Report
100 Meadow Valley 90
otto Raymond and Fly 10, 1871
1856 Eureka Con lli4
800 Jackson 3
$40 Alps 80, 3i-
800 Belmont Il.
1875 Leopard AZ, Az. 4, g.
: 30 Jefferson 81.
i20 ella =. %
$50 Panther Ia
Is Northern Belle A
100 Hussey s
so Typo IL
1925 Gen Thomas ., AZ
80 Manhattan 9
100 S Valley Water VI
10 South Chariot 25c
80 Poorman 75c
$50 Baltimore 3, 81,
50 knickerbocker
800 Utah 2ssl b3O, -, 27l., 81.
1875 Silver Hill l0E
80 Challenge Z, 6i2
40 Dayton :, "a
23l0 Rock Island ;, Al, 5 b;v
299 New York Con Is, q, Ia
100 Dardanells 81
SO Occid Ital 3
80 Phil Sheridan -. u
$40 Woodville 22., 20, 2i., 27s
40 North Carson to.
365 Cosmopolitan 45c. jh,.
80 Florida 3
l4l0 Wells Fargo zoe. SOC, soc
$50 Seq Caledonia /, i.
30 Lady Washington 4 :, AZ. A..
500 Leyiathau l.. BIO. IL.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19

Ponekud jinak tomu bylo II GronGanu
Prvy muz - tax mi pov5st - nazyval
sc Kaliak byl samoten Ma sv6te. Vedlo
Sc mu dobfe, mel hojnost ryb talcd6,te
dy masa tuku dost dost. I'll take mno
no tisica let, konecn6 vsak prisla ma ne
ho dlouha chvile. kdyz tn kdysi ZINE
kde noe pine 4 mesice trva, ieskyni sve
sedel, patfil zalostn6 ma svdi palec. PA
lecku," pravil ynejmilejSi prstd mych
vsech, kousek bych tebe obetoval kdy-
bych nemusel dele samoten We sv4t6 ziti.
Sotva fe to vyfekl, po6al palec r6sti. Mel
prve vysla blavicka dv6ma milonuky-
ma otkama usm6vavyma mala
ramona a nozSy vyvinuly Sc, a kdy& by,
10 vse hotovo, stale tu deveatko tax milost
ne hezounkG, iak 81 ien GroDGan pratt
mohl. Cd t6 Dolby nle jest palec kus
mcnSi chudS nez prsty ostatni. Mu2
pax nyni zine rad zalezal do jeskyn6 a
nemel vice dlouhou chvili. kdyz kone6
ne zena ditky iei obdatila, tn byla radost
ieho dovrSena. = Tato radost ale uetrva
la dlouho. Ditky byly jakoby bez dna, a
kdyz starry neiv6tsi chut dostal, byla mi
sa, .iak by vymet. ZhubenGl nebohy Ka-
liak iako sled a upadl We smutn6 myslen
ky. Zena vidouc, ze to tax dale byti ne
mdze, pravila: ,,PoslyS starousku, rami
to jiz doslo. Dsti Sc az hrGza mnozi a by
10 by to ma case, abychom jun misto ud6
lali. Umremez jiz" Muz nem6l mic pro
ii tomu, ulehli zemfeli. TAX pfisla po-
die povesti Grontan6 smrt do 5v6ta.
Nuz, neisou tyto baie zrogna tax ro-
rutnne nebo nerozumn6, jako baje biblic-
ka 0 padu Adama Evy! A pfece Sc
kfestane ontm spohanskym" vysm&ji,
t5r to ale ,,krestanskym" j nadale v6tti
budou
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19

dobne krystalisace idei ceutralisaco my
sli; sjednotili tedy vsechny sve silly 10
dintm syllabu. Ridme Sc jeiich pfikla
dem postarejmo SC tez svdj syllabus,
totiz Q poeitivni v6dn, Il touto pax umoz
meme positivni vych2yani. Jei vira ie
iich prostfedkeu, badi4 ddkaz prostfcd-
KEN nasin. Dajepis dayno iz tom
sy6dt ze cim v6tsich yylnozenosti Sc kte
ry narod dUdela Ma ccste vGdecke, tim
meme v6ti VIC snyslu bohosloveckem. Zku
Senost tato sli5uie uttsene gfsledky DO
vzbuzuje vschny chime duchy slechetna
srdce k tinnosti. Nechci liz 2eleti toho,
ze iiz nenalezim fady boiuiicich, alebrz
S nejrroucuestn pottSenim a uSpokoje-
MIN v srdci a "a uplneho souhlasu sveho
pfe5ved6eni pfidruzuii Sc nadsene k Get .
nym ou6m nasledovnikim a zapasnik6m
idei nasich, ktefi pracovati budou jake
my ktef snad lepsich vetsich vysled-
XII Sc dod6laii, nezli my. Jako kazdy
iednotliyec 0 sob6, tax ma llazde pokole
nj lidstva svIj ukol dtjinach clove6en
stva. Kez ien kazdy iednotlivec jest 81
toho ukolu We SVEN kruhu pIsobeni upl-
ne vedom zajst6 kazd6 pokoleni pax
take vykona povinnost svop, ktera mn
lest uln5enar
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
ScStarly uCeneC o zapase
vcrOuky Il yedy.

Slavny uGenec trancouzsky Littre stal
Sc nedavno clenem spolku secbodnych
ZolnatI franconzskych. d. toho spolku
ptiiinani jsou lide G n vysoce osviceni.
1ddna snet nev6doma duchaprazdna.
iako Sc zbusta zde Americe dele. kde
muozi en ze kseftu do spolku toho Sc de-
rou a jen ze kseftu do neho ptiiimani
isou. Littre mel phi vstoupeni SVEN zna
menitou rec, niz jsme die roudnick6ho
,Podfipana" syeho casa podali vytah. ia
dro mysl6nek, kter6z tehda4 pronesl, sbr
INTO Jest nasleduiici 6asti reel ieho: .,U
tiniti poyinnosti nase zavisl ymi Cd nece
ho, CO nezname neyime, to ma uGinek
jen tehdy. dokud Sc domnivame, ze to
zname vine Jakmie vsak vira tato
viklati sc poGne, vikli Sc vsechno ostat
nj Y tomto stavu my5Ii duchq, n6mz
dosud TAX mnozi l.de SO nalezai, ,slusi rad
povinnosti hledati iedin6 fadu hmoty
tento opet positiynich, ma zkusenosti
zalozenych vedach, ktere mas poutuii o
tom, co jest vesmir ieho zakony, to Jest
ona cast vsehomiru a zakoni ieho, ltera
nam Jest pfistnpna."
TAto re: zavdala podn6t k zalozeni sko
ly, ma niz pfednaseti Sc bude vedach Ell
ste rositivnich t. ma zkuseno8ti a ne.
zvratnych ddkazech y6cnych zalozenych.
Spoeeno>t zednafi davala ma poGest my
sl6nky t6 hostinn, k niz Littre nemoha
pro churavost osobne dostaviti Sc, prislal
list. nehoz nasledujici vynimame:
,,Dovolte starci. anych sama sebe po-
chvalil; nezalezlf tax dalece ma tom. w
konal jsem, mohn to fci, prodlenim mno
ha let, kter6 Jupiter nikomu nevraci, pra
ci velm plinou, ktera ucnia neism6lei-
sim 1kolGln "a dost. Tehdaz neznal isela
niGeho, co by bylo m1hlo odstrasiti me
Cd dila, jen kdyz iisem byl ubezpecen, ze
mdze byti vykon5no neunavnou trp6livo
stl. probdenim noci a stoickou praci. Cd
tech dob zm6nily Sc easy velice Tenn T
vsude imenovite v nasi vymofene vlast
obnovil Sc zapas op6t Sc jedna sm6r
konecny. iehoz by Spolecnost drzeti Sc me
la. Bude tento smo6r rdsu gSrouGneH0
(nabozenskeho) nebo c6deck6ho? Tot We
lika ona otazka sporna, pred kterou isme
Sc octli. Nebylo dosud dejinach lidstva
otazky tax dQlezite, tax yznesene tax
velikeho dosahu. Vsichni lide, iichz my
81 chape veci pfitomn6, siieaslnuj Sc die
miry sil svych nynejSiho zapasu
Jaka to rada pland vznika ne mysi.
Jlchz uskutecneni by nyn6jsi dob6 bylo
velice zadouci vcasne, jen kdybych vi-
bee tax nebyl pokrocily vGkem, ze ma pra
CT namahavou jiz ani pomysliti nesmlm.
Pnpominam IA pfiklad, iak diilezitG by
bylo sepsani deiepisu, .jenz by Sc zakladaI
ma positivni tilosofii nauGenicb sociolo.
gle, a jehoz rozvrzeni, osnove souyislo
stl caste liz lsem pfemysle Avsak clo-
vek starry musi yzdati Sc toho, co Sc VIDA
va Jeho a nesmi zvedati bfemena, iicbz
by neunesly slabe jeho rnce Neibez.
prostfedkem pfetyofeni
duchhv nvedeni jeiich ma drahu DO.
kroku spociva zajiste tom, abycbom do
pfali mladezi positivniho vychovAni. Tim
odstranime mnohe 1cbylnosti nahle-
iech, ktere nam jsou doposud yeIikou pre-
kAzkon. Nasi odpiirci citili potfebu po-
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