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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-29
II 7. GRlslliM
GEORGE sANBRooK,
iles rcnovatei and rufurnishod the
lIvtN C STcN HOTEL,
a, Livingston statoni has gcod stables and
Accommodation for Droyers

Plenty ~ guol lil'-l iiav, aud Corn. alway- on
hand. toud water running thniulh Siark lot bee
DRIVERS stopping nj this stand avoid tho risk II ex-
posing their stock bv swimming The rivtI pr.vuus
10 going into the lnt nr the night lie l. we'll ufe-
pared To- entertain his old customers aud the IT, s-
Ing puhlic ssu-rnlly, and iuyitr- O rrl porti n Of
their patronage In his liue, bee %. '15-i9c-tf
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-29

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-08

The present arrangement for taxing excur-
Sionists 10 the Centennial from here excites
dissatisfaction, not only because the fare is
too high, but also because the time for using
the tickets Is too short No visitors need
pecuniary advantages more than the Gov
ernment's employees, but this s'reduceion- is
a dead-letter TO them. Their regular vaca-
ton is thirty days. These thirty days are
very precious TO them, and are generally
spent north OF Washington and further away
than Philadelphia. They may not want to
spend the whole vacation in Philadelphia
but they do want to stop there and then con-
sumo the rest OF Ii, as usual, IN going TO other
points, without first returning here, and
without losing the benefit of the excursion
tickets. To return in fifteen days is to throw
away half their vacations, and not to return
In that time is 10 throw away the benefit OF
those tickets. They cannot afford to throw
away either. Now IL the time for Col. Scott
TO show his sagacity, his usefulness, and bis
goodwill. Let him run train or car en-
tirely over his own roads, making the round
trip fare about IS, and the time thirty days.
He will then carry everybody, pocket all the
proceeds, and really accommodate an un-
lucky city whose friendship is worth culti-
waiting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-08
The democrats of the Connecticut legisla

The democrats of the Connecticut legisla-
ture will hold a caucus on Wednesday even
ing next TO select their candidate for United
States Senator, In place OF ex- Governor Eng
lish, the present incumbent. The contest be-
tween Representative Barnum and Mr..
English is exciting great interest In the
state. Both aspirants have done their state
much political service, and have always
been liberal contributors to the election
funds. The question Of who gave the most
seems TO enter into the canvass. The friends
Of Governor English assert, for instance,
that he gave his party this year sol 800, while
Mr.. Barnum's advocates retort by saying
nat their man has given more than twice
that sum annually for years. From this fact
II Is inferred that considerable money was
fpent In Connecticut at the late election,
and that the democratic pile was rather
heavier than that of the republicans. Some
one has characterized IL rather aptly as not
an election, but an auction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-08

Charles Francis Adams, who has been a
standing candidate for the Presidency for
many years, has been interviewed. He re.
CARDS the present state of affairs as chaotic,
nd sraciously deigns to bestow faint praise
n one or two of the Presidential aspirants.
But, what the country needs, - says Charles
j rancis, sis man with a head on his
= houlders." And thereupon Charles Fran
els straightens himself up with The air OF a
IAN who wears No 10 hat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-08
Let the Tax-Psyers OF the District
Have d Voice.

Mr.. Hendee, Ia his speech in the House In
favor OF the tax-bill reported by the ma
jor:fy OF the District Committee, made the
following remarks In behalf of the tax payers
the District:
AS said in the opening of my remarks.
/ believe the people OF this District should
lave voice In this matter. When first
came 70 Congress, three years ago. felt al
iumbia. Why / did not Know. / had re.
ceived information regarding this District
by way OF newspapers and otherwise that
zeal Of ~ Sere sreas deal Of fSsad
ard misappropriation of public money. 4
had made up nay mind that that was true,
my conclusions were correct 10 some extent.
While, however, that may be true. / do not
Gle sire that my hatred shall extend to the en-
Tire body of the citizens Of the District. Let
cur eDmity rest upon those who have CON-
United the frauds. While there may be a
hundred or more men In the District OF CO.
Iumbia wne have done public wrong, VINO
have appropriated to their own use money
htlor gtng TO the people, there are perhaps
forty thousand men and tax payers here VINO
'sThe representatives of those 1000 inno
cent men, not OF the one hundred men who
have committed these frauds, came to our
committee and said, "How much money do
You want the District TO raiser" We re-
piled that we thought from Sl,700, 900 to
5000, 600 would be required OF the District.
They said TO us, "You shall have tt, only
citizens Of the District shall raise the
amount OF money you ask" We gave them
that privilege. They took weeks, I was go-
ing TO say months, TO prepare a bill. They
did prepare one, and submitted IL to the en-
tire District through the papers and in other
ways, and nine -tenths Of the entire popula-
ton OF this District, / believe, have ex-
pressed themselves entirely satisfied with
The provisions OF that bill, which is the one
The majority OF the whole committee now
present to this House, and unless the substi-
in aQnxy r>f 20
visions / hope IL may not be adopted, but
that the bill presented by the chairman may
be passed.
"Now, why should Congress interfere and
say that the people who are TO pay this
money shall not pay 1t in their own way?
say We should give the people Of this Dis.
trict the right OF designating the manner in
which they shall raise these taxes and upon
what kind OF property they shall be assessed.
'lf the House shall prefer the bill Of the
minority on account OF the manner In which
IL reaches personal property, 1 certainly
FL all concur, only hoping il may be perfected
before 1t shall become law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-08

A Pittsheld, Massachusetts, judge recently
gave q curious decision In case Of Sabbath
breaking. An IRraelite was brought before
him charged with violating the Sabbath by
fishing. The accused pleaded that his Sab
bath was Saturday, which he always reli-
Riously observed. The judge fined him a
small amount, on the ground that while the
ftatutes OF the state permitted him to trans
act bis regular business on the Christian
Sabbath, they did not authorize him to 60
a-dshipg on that day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-08

The investigating fever having reached
Wisconsin, some racy Developments have
been made In the case of the reform ex-
Governor Taylor. who, according to the tes.
aimony or one Of his former clerks, appro-
priated enough OF the state stationary To
last linn and bis friends for half century,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-08

There Is a certain degree OF point In what
the Boston Watchnan, q religious journal,
says Of the Congressional Investigations.
That paper thinks 1t is about time to turn
around and investigate the investigations.
1t compares the latter to q dark lantern as
used by burglar-"a little light is let on
certain spots, but If there is any suspicion
that the holder OF tie lantern In suspected
by the good man Of the house, out goes the
light.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-08

The killing Of the German and French con-
suls At salonicia, European Turkey, will
cost the Sultan dearly. Although the public
punishment Of the murderers has been or
dered, that will scarcely be regarded as suf-
nctent reparation by the French and German
governments II Is reported that the Amer
lean consul instigated the Christians to res
cue the proselyte OF the Mahometans, and
fhus was I'M -rumental in bringing about a
bloody riot III this be SO the sooner he Is re-
tired nom bis present position the better, as
his interference was plainly unJustinable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-08

The men DO not seem to be as good story
fellers rs the women, judging from the result
Of q competition for prizes for stories, offered
by the Baltimore Weekly Sun. The nrst Ave
prizes were carried of by female writer's,
and only one, the smallest prize, was awarded
10 . male. This only means that women
have more imagination than men, and does
not justify the inference that they are less
zruthful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-08
FOR RENT AND SALE.

= Oit itil~N AM t'ALlIs
EoR REET.Ne l1e 18th street northwest. i,
Ls,rotes, and ali MODERN conSen,enoes ApsiV =,
Maternal ssyir 50 Bans, 18th street and Ne. Ye+f
hshtful locality on the line 2. iith street raivss
cellar and Yard ss;.re 0e e.ess s ssss.
a., R5MI ,s,r se.s,LSl thTss ssos, aoUss
s hot And eOd De-
s.ns Tor s 70 sssa
s II ars
kyANS. 222 18th street southwest. apps -aw
LOB sALE-Two story Brick HOUSE No. sos
I'm sarest vest, eontainins seven rooms,
Lars apply on the premises. sssS In
EOR RIKT-First-class RE- IDTNCI, With eli
No. moassn ,%SrSssT sss, on Rh ode is,,5d Az
s n nth Of May. Apply to il sHkDD' iAes i.ih
Il en- 9Th street, between aad Q; Q 100 cash; bal,
AZ Ak 81 cent s'nr'
L desirable and pleasant suburban RKsi0InOE
fo the s,, District IN ST. %ilss from city yards
vegetables Ice and pasture in Abundance IS 70 ms;
SSuld not object 70 renting for summer b1srdias
+ rooms; has gas, water. bath room. dumb waiter
month. Apply 2l29 street northwest. apH,s
EOR SALE In the Country : A comfortable
y DIV Filling OF Is rooms, within i've minutes
also, hne Building Sites; Rolling and Bean tifni
S SSS ks M, Address DANIEL AM
EOk RINT-HOUNE No 6Ia New Jersey ave-
4 nue. northwest, between y and @ streets; 8
r1S s month
west. arls-lm
EOR RkNT-Tbree- story and basement BRICK
L DWELLING with brick stable, 1919 10Th
street northwest. For health. arc htectura design
AID he me comforts is un.uIp,ssed
apll-Im No. SIS Eth street.
kNOR RENT-One OF the icest aud most conve-
= niebt HOUSES In the District, wi.h all modern
improvements, and containing twelve rooms, situ-
sted corner 9Th and streets sautneast. Rent 9 10
Yer month t. Saref1l and steady tens at. Apply to
west. apii-im
LOB RENT-HOUsE l6 @ street northwest,
u rooms, water, &c Large yard; convenient to
three lines Of street cars. e2s per month in adj
vance. 1DWARD o. OARRINGr0N, Jr., At
tSt ,g E. Law" AsA Louisiana avenue ogpG.'s
LOB ALE Oh EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
ERTT-In Gllayille, Prioce Georges county,
Md, 6IXTLEH ACRES Of LAND. with double
Frame House. good water. p sbundanee Of fruit
minute. s sss g Il. Egg sst%ors
E; ri, f; Pc: $:s1
EeE l1EzEa0U.HS % ,1S05, $4,000,
81 ss s. s. Sss s vs.! ! e ;ss
oets-n 5iI Tn street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-08

Now opening the largest, newest and choicest col.
lection Of PAPERHANGIH0S, artistic in design,
and Of the best fabrics and nnish in the District,
Embos.sd sfamn all. R Gold ona SILVER Ground
ent Imitation OF Wood, Washable Oaks, Satin,
aEa Imitation al 9, Bordsrs, Centers, &C., &c.
our large stock, but have made arrangements with
one CT the leading manufactures, and have sample
BOOKS OF some OF the finest papers made, and will
have any OF the patterns made order in colors to
WINDOW sHADIs.;-Gnt Band and plain goods
erder PI6Tgsi IA MES, in Walnut. al Gut,
Velvet, Chapel and Easel patterns, the largest Va.
riety in the city. Frames made TO order. Brewer
TONS Popular PASTEL PAINTl1G5; sole agent
den Porcelain Paintings; A few choice Chromos,
kreIsy fngs, Photographic, &c. Picture Cord, in
Cod. Silver, Timed ana Worsted; Picture Tassels,
hipgs, Nails, &C. Purcha'i ing and selling for cash,
thee goods will be offered at the lowest rsmunera
tive prices. call solicited 70 examins stock.
j. MARRRIYRR,
no l39 It'll st., 8 doors above Odd Fellows Hall
Terms cash. IA On free EXHIBITION and sale,
an ORIGINAL painting by Leonardo, of Rome: Sub
ret; Bestrice di Genci in Prison the night before
ginsl In The Bsrberina Gallery. my6-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-08

PfS:SHsS::s nj. III ssg!sRlss As0Gt. 81
iSh EGHsHss saHSa.s sisl1dIas
rssrsrrns oEE,c.; DI:I.Ier OF .SO5yS,xsrA,,
eesed Proposals vii Be- rsetivsd a this osae.
nn,,l Z o'eleeh =; TUESDAY, May iSth, is7s,
,he jaime. sr..i Canal ana rspiseins tn the ssessnt
BIisss, Hs street southwest In the City Of wash
Bank forms Of proposals and Specifications can BE-
en,sIed 81 this office. Nth all necessary informa
forms viii alone Be eon.idersd 'n0 ''a' '''n 'n'''
BY order Of the Commissioners Of D.
nIsn Lent. Ensrs o. A.. mgr Of DO.
III URCHELL'S q
SPRING LEAF TEA
AT so CEHTs A POUND.
It has been thoroughly analysed sad pronounced
n,sa ,s SshT .. sssD a.. At .ss,H House.
- .IEKISG FUND. WAsHIseIoN. p. q. n.y
one. Until HsSaT, a.y = is. :: -
ss :n sn:
f: s. ss:s
sG oa deem SSsEs i:T
GAIT SALT l-3O,OOO SACKS Liverpool 6rorno
- Alum end Fine Salt Ashton's, Deakin Q, Fsr-
6in's and Eyans' brands. ~ ,uo0 bushels Finks
Islard. 800 Bags and Gases D.iry ard
Tsb'e Felt: for sale ia lots TO suit delivered in
DrIot. Washir gton, about Baltimore prices. BY
AIFX. EEFR BRO al south street, and
JENhIEs kEBR'j Wharves, Baltimore.
UTHE LITTLE STORE ABOUND rHE CCR
NkR.n
J. EAKIN GADSBY.
DEALER IN FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
WINES, LIQU0RS 9c.
30. st1 TWENTIETH STREET, NV,
Betweea Penns. avenue and st,
myS i'm Washington, d. o.
Ii sQUIER co., BANKERs,
1416 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Pay Fer cert interest on Deposits payable on
demaId. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or credited ms I'm
RUTTEB IN PALS AND TUBS.
FRESH IHOHEeTER EGGS.
my8 St. CORNER II 9TH AHD SITS. NV.
1THsGS HOUSEHOLD " SrH 81 81.
D 4 C o h ms,
PAPERHANGINGS,W WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURE FRAMES, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-08

1916 1876
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-08
LOST AND FOUND.

IUST AND FOUND,
EOUND-A POCKET DIARY, containing .
small sum Of Money. The owner can obtain
the came BY calling on N. Z. YOUNG, Second Au-
dit. RS flee. and proving property. my8-3sH
4 OST-A Pair Of Crimson striped CURTAINS.
u tsken from Masonic Tempe on the morning Of
April 18th, after the Authors carnival A suitable
mys.N - ''''
STRAYED-F!om Washlpgton Driving Park on
- the night OF April 18th MARE MOLE,
sorrel color. liberal reward win be paid ~
on her return to the stables Of ALBERT -
0LEAeON, street. between 7th and 9Th. my3 St.
- the night Of April 18th q full FLOODED AL--N
DEkNEf BULL liberal re.ard win beQ
Information leading 70 his recovery ASSERT
GaEAkON, Q street, between TIN and sth. my2-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-08

r a. B1uTER. Eosf1R r. WOOD.
Ga0sI lssnes sad 6Siisssisss.
Once. ass 5th street.. between D enA : ne.
Special attonttol given % 1enting HOUSES an1
Roo0s, oervon6 ootalne1. an1 nmpaoyogn sa1Dtied
InfogIafio1 glvsa q al1 natt0eS. aiS-In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-08

CHEAP! CHEAP FOR CASH.
THOUSANDS OF TONS 0RDERED.
Arriving daily, cagoes Of the best varieties Of I'll
kinds OF GOAL and WOOD.
Now is the time 10 buy
IL you would save money get rood a-ficls aud gna
Wsigkt. 1,;40 pounds TO the ton, cell on the under
Q gned before you buy.
Having two Of the largest wharves In the District
a5d all the facilities possible thereto annexed Coz
the delivery CT Goal direct from vessels 20 the
consumer, we can certsinly Offer special induce
nenfs. visit 20 our whArves and Depot viii con-
yirce one at glance Of unsurpassed advantages
Good PINE WOOD delivered - low - os.sS
cod OAK WOOD delivered rs low q. % to o.
single TRIAL is ell that Is necessary TO convince
the public Of the above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Main once and Depot st yonnsoas W harycs, foot
of 18th and 18th str eets
oaioe, 1902 street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-08

AffAkI0Hn ASSIkznIeAN sxeLoPs
AyIeeeshes se1psssee: q q Aevt,g ysy !s.s.
a. rsss sost .s 3 sass;ssa. i sossSy ~ -
- g 9. e r., - e sssnsy. Ala II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-08

Ihs esIceretsd Lndy Assrolegi.s and Healing No.
dun ean b consulted 81 No. 2o1 d street, corner
q northveet. She he's no superior In dsiinestfna
u fsst. fresent ,nd Future. Ia love or budness
ro1nfns ont your Ss3i:s' snd n;er ron ~
he sure way to suooees in al undertakines. Con.
s1sss 81 strisy soasAs.al. Ladies' ei ssntis-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-31
Ctyrtek dne 81. srpna 1876.

Y tom pfedlozil fecniku L a p b a m z
N. Jersey tuto otazku: Nezpecoval Sc P.
Tilden po padu tvrze Sumpter podepsati
pozyani velikemu valecnemu shromaz.
deni Cooperove Institutu nezdrahal
90 1castniti Sc tom shromazdsni::"
Hewitt: Neni prsvda ze SO zdrahal
pozvani to podepsati; ON byl tez shro-
shromazdeni tomu pfitomen. Pan Sa-
inuel Sloan, kterJz:byl tehdy clenem no
veyorskeho vyboru unionistickeho', obra-
til Sc p Tildenovi 8 zadosti podpis,
kdyz ON prave jednom soudnim pfelice-
nj vyslychanim svedkd byl zaneprazdnen.
Pan Tilden odvetil: ,,Jak vidite, jsem v
tomto okamziku rfilis zaneprazdnen. PHI
slete mn6 vyzvani az po vyslechu ia je,
budeli vsecko pofadku, podpisu." W.
zvani nebylo mu potom k podpisu pfisla-
no; kdyz ale shromazd6ni odbyvano, te-
dy Sc Tilden dostavil souhlasil dplne 8
usnesenimi tam prijatymi. - Pozdeji ne
tazan zadny muz Nov6M YOrku We
Washington6 cd vlady cast6ji radu,
nezli p. Tlden. ia vim, ze jei Lincoln
dvakrate do Washingtonu k sobe dozadal
a ze Tilden rado5ti radou byl napomo-
cen, cehoz ovocem rychl6 odyedeni vailed
ne kvoty, ma Novy York rozpoct6ne, by
10; a ia vim, ze tou dobou nikdo o odda-
nosti vlastenectvi Tildena nepOchybo-
val.
Go SO tyce resoluce chicagoske konven-
ce (dem r. 1854, liz pan Kasson proti
Tildenovi uvadel jez valku "a pochybe-
nou prohlasovala, toz by mel p. Kasson
v6d6ti, ze p. Manton Marble, tajemnik
/ vyboru resolucniho, to urcite prohlaseni
od sebe vydal, ze gouverner Tilden reso-
luci te veteine soukrome rozmluve cd
poroval a ia vim, ze guverner Tilden po
navrzeni generala Nc Clellana "a presi
denta ma neho tlacil, ably pfiiimacim Ii
stu SVEN onu east resolnce "a nicotnol
prohlasil.
,,Randall: IA toto prohlaseni zn6lo
Valku "a kazdou cenum
(Dokonceni.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-31
CislO 20.

PAN RANNEY pfijal nsbidnutou
mu kandidaturu poslanectyi do kongretu.
Zprava ia naplni zaiiste kazdeho ptitele
opravy radosti. Ia poslednich let sklesl
kongress nas ma sbor politikafd dema-
gogd, iichz jedinym povolanim 1celem
zdalo SO byti stranicke naruzive potyka
nj sebeobohacovani ma utraty naroda.
Muzt mad prostfednost vynikaiiclch, stat
niki vastencG bylo tam pofidku. la
takovych zalostnych pomerd musime s
radosti vitati propdjcili Sc muz tax osvi-
ceny, v6ci vefejnych znaly a vzorne bez-
dhony jako jest Ranney "a zastupce lidu.
Mizeme dvacatemu distriktu nominaci
te blahopfati. Vedle Palma jest Ranney
nejsilnejsim kandidatem, jehoz zvoleni
zrovna tax malo pochybuiem, jako pied
dvema roxy zvoleni Palma.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-31

silhovatele, ochuzovatele hanobitele, sv6
ho. Nelze pax popfiti, ze republikanska
strana ma jihu vsim tim po celou fadu let
nebyla. Vsecky staty, nichz vladli
tax zvapi carpet-baggefi t. j. lide ze seve
ru pfistehovali do ddvery cernoch6 SO
vloudivsi, uvedeny hmotne mravne ma
mizinu. Ozebraceny zvldeny ocekavaji
horouci touhou vykoupeni nynejsiho
hrozneho polozeni. A jezto jje republ-
kanska strana z tohoto dvoiiho dpadku
vytrhnouti nemdze, protoze jest Y moci Ii
di, ktefi prav6 dpadek ten zavinili, spoil
Guie SO se stranou demokratickou. Ne
proto, ably spolu $ nj stavajici politicky q
spolecensk} potadek podvratila, ale jedi
ne ably hluboke pokleslosti sve SO po-
zvedla, coz jen "a move vlady, "a vlady o.
sviceneho a vasteneckeho statnika Tide
ma mono. Jina vec jest ia. V poled-
Mich statech byli dosud b6losi cernosi
cd nesvedomitych politickych stvacd pro-
ii sobe popouzeni stvani, COZ obema pie
meniln ma velikou skodu cele zemi k
hanb6 bylo. Mali jih op6t Sc povznest,
= to vyzaduie proSp6ch cele zem6 =
musi tyto ohavne stvanice ptestati, must
minulost byti zapomenuta, ably tim Jasne-
il urcit9ji pohlizeti mohli bill Germ po
lednaci do budoucnosti Toho ale nedoc-
kane Sc "a vlady strany, kteraz ma jihu
krvave rvacky stroll, ably republikansti
yddcov6 ma severn, jako Morton Blaine
rneli latku volebnim feGem, jimiz by
rozpaliIi stare vasne rozdirali stare ra-
ny. Politika ,krvave kosile' jiz ma jihu
republikanska strana po celou fadu let
provozuie, jihu nepfinese zadouci smir; a
iezto smir pokoj Jest zivotni podmin-
kou eho, musi nastoupiti politika iina,-
politika spravedlnosti, setfeni pray a kro.
ceni vasni; tuto politiku jedina strana
demokraticka zahaiiti a proyozovati schoE
ma jest.
Co isme tuto .iizni otazce pravili jest die
naseho a .isicd osvicenych pravdymilcd
nahedu pravda--a proto nevime, jak by
chom politickYm sy6domim svym srov
natl mohli, abychom podporovali stranu
repubikanskou, kteraz iih znasilnuje
smiru ieho Sc severem bileho plemene
GernJm pfekazi, blahobyt ieho nici ne
1stavnimi, libovolnYmi opatfenimi svym
vsem pfistim vladam ely pfikIad dava
jak bychom mohli podporovati stranu
kteraz uvolnic Gtyry miliony cernochd
hledi zotrociti tficet milion1 belochd; kite
raz, kdyz U n ii pomoci severni demo.
kracie zachovala, befe 81 praTo podryvat
zakady republikys!
% druh6 v6ci pfiste.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-31
Cbhajeni Tildena
kOngresSu.

Po dvacetihodinnem zasedani kongres-
su, 5. hodine rano pfed samym odroce-
MIN vymohl 81 vyborny novoyorskf po-
slanec Hewitt Noveho Yorku slovo k
obhajeni dobreho jmena Samuele j. Til
dena, jez cd aiovskeho poslance Kassona,
kterJz nejvetsim tlachaldm hfmotildm
republikanskym minulem zasedani ma
lezel, pokaleno bylo. Receny Kasson, u
ciniv hanebny dtok ten ma Tildena, my
slel 81 asi, ze b6hvi jak mu tim ocich
naroda ublizi; zatim obratil SO hrot oste-
pu, kteryz Tildenovo dobre jmeno prok'a
ii mel, prot nemu republikanske stra-
ne posloazil tax vydatne strane Tide
novy. Pan Hewitt nebyl ma rec k obhaje
nj Tildena pfipraven, ale tim bezprostfed
neii neodolatelneji deinkovala; sami re.
publikane pfiznali Sc, ze rec ia Tildenovi
vice poslouzi, nezli sto ieci zjednanych rec
nikd volebnich.
Kasson nejprve obvinoval Tildena, ze
byl "a valky odstepenec. Mozno, 20 pred
zapocetim boje guverner Tilden pronesl
nahledy, jakez pred tim Jefferson, Madi-
son, Jackson JIM velci muzove vykia
daci istavy nasi chovali. Nez ale, kdyz
rebellie vypukla netlouklo prsou zadne
no muze We Spoi. statech vernejsi srdce
pro Jednotu teto republiky, nez Tildeno.
vo. Recnik Hewitt) obcoval denne, anC
nekdy kazdohodinne Tildenem zna t.
dy jeho tehdejsi smfsleni. Kdyz Lincoln
prvni vaecne provolani vydal, postavil'
tehdeisi Tammany, kteraz tenkrate neby
la jeste moci zlodejskehe ringu Twee
dovskeho, ma vlastni penize pluk dobro
volnika; Tilden pFispel velmi znacno
castkou penez vyzbroieni tohoto pluku