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mittance to England by cable. Here is his
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mittance to England by cable. Here is his
despatch;
aLoro BRANCH N. j., srpt. 20, 1870
CON modoft RnYEoLDs, Acting 6ecrtidfn or nary
.I hG,nns,kon; d. e., cr-, IN ,,or,,,,,or
ior tSqSc5 Glys hin smother 1t Tor d
a1a nsE &c PeS gesS % pfUmpy
~ ''' HGsosss NJ. RoBrsos. Secretary"
The dates, the coutemporaneous events,
and the subsequent revelations, demon
strate that these extraordinary efforts
were made solely in the interest OF
COOKE, McCULLooH 4 Co., and that ROBE
SON was prompted by corrupt motives In
lending them the public money. The con-
clusion from all the facts is irresistible,
that IL he and CArTELL were not secret
partners in this concern, they were bene-
ficiaries through Addition, Division, and
Silence.
The scheme to Dust the BARISos was
concocted by CATTELL and RoBEsoN, In
order to profit by the transfer aud to
carry their jobbing operations abroad,
while +. G. CATTELL was matchmaking oil
the large contractors at home in the same
common interest. The very fact that the
Government took it's deposits and fiscal
agency away from the BARINGs, and gave
them to this firm, was OF itself letter OF
credit to all the world or, as Mr.. GLOVER
has well said in his admirable speech on
this subject, II was "a decoy to bring mil
lions more from unsuspecting depositors
into the possession OF this banking firm"
JAY COOKE s Co. pretended TO put mil
lion Of dollars rs capital into the London
house, but it was soon withdrawn, and the
only foundation upon which that house
stood was the credit furnished by the
United states and the funds Of the navy.
And to swell the deposits, and necessarily
the dividends OF the Ring, RoBEsoS in
creased the squadrons abroad, and added
three millions TO the remittances in favor
Of COOKE, McCULLocH & Co., over and
above the sum sent TO the BARISGs for
corresponding period OF time.
In every part Of this venal transaction,
through and through, there is the same
moral and material proof of collision to
plumber the Treasury that there is In the
brokerage OF CATTELL and others Of whom
he is type in regard to the naval con-
tracts. Yet, in the face Of these develop
ments, the two Republican members Of that
committee mesers' TRAIT VI ioWh auu
HERR SMITH OF Pennsylvania-had the
effrontery to offer the following resolu-
ton;
"Resoired That the House hnds no cause OF complaint
or attaching to GEORGE N. RoBEsoH, secretary
OF the Navy growing out OF his ofcis relations and
| transactions With the trm Of JAY COOKE hcCuLLoci
Co, London, as special temporary agents OF tue Navy
| Department"
| The Senate found mo cause Of CON-
plant or censure attaching to BELKNAP.
The President proclaims his innocence,
and he pronounces robson, and BAB-
COCK. and the crest Of them" to be perse-
cuted patriots. The Republican leaders
hold up these thieves and thousands OF
others less distinguished, rs examples OF
reform inside the party, and they ask tho
people to give II new lease Of power
upon the faith Of this experience.
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MONEY JOBBERS IN ENGLAND.
How the Nobility are swindled BY Graspins
Money Lenders.

Early last May, the Earl Of Lewes. the
eldest son Of the Marquis OF Abergavenny, re-
ceived a circular from London solicitor named
Pain, Offering TO advance OF procure money for
him. As the Earl wished at that time to raise
10000 on his interest in his fathers estate, he
went 10 Pains once In the Strand. where he saw
man who's he believed to be Pain, but who
was really money Jobber named barnett, with
whom the solicitor cooperated. Lord Lewes
placed In Barnetts hands fll,5OO in acceptances,
upon which the money lender advanced him
money TO the amount OF Gao5. At tho same
time, however, Barnett and Pain got him TO give
them checks for the full amount which they
placed TO his credit, less fd, the result being
bills, aud received for them only "a.
A suit has been Instituted In Chancery and
the money lenders have been obliged to deposit
fp,6OC worth Of the Earl of Lewes's acce ptapces
which remained In their hands in court. Tho
remaining acceptances for R2,0OO had been
passed on on Lord Beehive (who is q friend OF
the Prince Of Wales and crack whip) the cid est
son Of the Marquis Of Headfort, who gave Bar.
nett cheeks for f2OQO IN exchange under the be-
Earl. The checks wero paid at the bank, but the
money lenders pocketed the proceeds, and had
not the Earl OF Lewes sued them either he or
Lord Bectiye would have been the loser OF
e2,0O0. As II Is, however, on the hearing OF thu
case by Vice Chancellor Malins, on july 20 An
order was IN AIDE directing the money Lenders 10
pay the ~, 600 into court The vice-ChanceIlor
also stated that Pains name would, as a matter
OF course, be struck from tho roll OF solicitors,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05
Phiiadeiphian Denies that q. w. ChiIds,
A. NJ, was IA Peanut vender.

PHILADELPHIA Aug. 8-ln to-dsys Sun I
read severe rebuke to correspondent who had writ
ten some vulgar stun about George W. Chiids, A. NJ.
proprietor Of the Public Ledger OF this city am glad
to see this, for had 1t nsinuated and think
directly stated IN some paper that Mr. Chids was at
one time peanut yender, aud kept stand on the side
walk In this city.
Through an intimate acquaintance with that bust
ness, and with the perons engaged in H. for more than
athlrd OF century am able to say that there 10 not
one word OF truth In the statement During all TINS
period there OF the OF Childs engaged
In selling peanuts In this city.
Low and vulgar persons going along the street used
10 say john Johnny, WHAT'S the price OF peanuts?"
or johnny, give me some peanuts" Now they say,
Mi Childs, whats the price OF peanuts2" Probably
such have heard these stories ana want To APP
pear smart. The pCuuu Nrndere OF this city are an
humble hut an industrious class OF citizens and they
deest the association o. their names apd business with
Presidential tOadies. JonA PEANUT
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Where :. the Freedman. saving. B.n.,

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Str: II is
two years now since the Freedmans Savings and
Trust Company closed Its doors, and only one
dividend Of 20 cents has been paid. Here was an
institution chartered by the Republican party
TO enable the Freedmen to save their money.
On the depositor's psss book Is printed, &" The
Governments OF the United States has made this
bank perfectly safe" This led other people A.
vel as freedmen to deposit IN It. !, for one,
On July ], 1874, the trustees decided to turn
over the Freedmans Trust Company to three
commissioners provided for in the late act OF
Congress, to be wound up by them. Their time
expired last month, and only one dividend has
been paid.
Can you inform me II II has taken the rest OF
the money to nay these three trusty men their
saariesf and II We poor victims will ever gel
another dividend2 "
Yours, TupEs AND RHronu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05
Mr.. n. NJ. t. Hunters Politics.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: Your
correspondent, Hlstoreus," Is not accurate in
memory. II. NJ. t. Hunter, elected Speaker in
1899, was not then and never had been a" whip,"
as represented by him. He was an original
Democrat, but slouGhed OF from the regular
organization with W. G. Riyes, and a small frac-
natives" He was Of transcendentai notifies
and was made Speaker by a coalition OF inde.
pendent Democrats and Wings. His enemies
added TO his multitudinous initials a context.
and be was known TO the citizens OF the
Mother OF Statesmen as Run Mad Tom
OF Virginia history,
AU0. /, 1875. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05

new volume the origin OF the American
people is announced for early public alton from the
pen OF WILLIAM z. ROBINSON. formerly member OF
Congress from Brooklyn, In which he will attempt to
show that majority OF the early settlers Of the Amerl
can colonies were from ireland, and that large ma.
ioriy OF the immigrants to this country AZ well before
the Revolution as since were from Ireland hence that
avery decided majority OF the American people are OF
Irish blood The volume will contain numerous letters
pertinent 10 the subject received by him from John
Quincy Adams. Henry Clay, Daniel Webster. Zachary
Taylor Archbishop hughes Gen. Scott Horace Gree.
ley, George W p. Cuslis james Buchanan, W c. Pres
colt, and others, which have not yet been published
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05

There 10 much to be grateful for in this
world, but special thanks are due for the fact
that Mr.. DE WITT c. LrrTLEJouN. OF the oswego
Canal, has determined to support HAYES and
WHEELER. Having vainly tried TO beat the Re-
form ticket at St. Louis, he now turns against It.
GoodI That 10 Just where he belongs.
Inquire whether the following sentence was
really said or written by JAMES @. BLAINE:
~ have no influence with the present Admini,tra
non' no man has who IL not . thief b. Instinct"
We cannottell our correspondent whether this
Is really Mr.. BIANE's language or not, but we
don't believe Il Is his. He hates GRANT and
many OF GRANTS friends, but he would not be
likely TO express himself in such q sweeping
manner about the great body OF the Republican
party.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05

II SAM CARY does not voluntarily with
draw from the second place on the PETER
COOPER ticket, Mr.. COOPER ought to demand
his forcible expulsion from It. The venerable
innationist cannot afford TO have his name asso-
ciated with that ola Vice-Presldential candidate
who was one OF the operators OF the venezue-
Ian fraud. 1t was on Wednesday that the greon-
back managers nominated CARY, and It was on
Thursday that his Venezuelan manipulations
were exposed; but he has not yet followed the
example OF ORTIZ of Indiana in resigning his
candidacy. Mr.. COOPER ought to insist upon
having an honest man, with clean record, for
his associate on the soft-money ticket.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05

The Congressional Printer, Mr.. CLAPP,
was recently iegislated out OF ONCE oy Congress,
on account OF charges made against him by an
Investigating committee Of the Houfe; but
GRANT has lust nominated him for Government
Printer, which is another name for the old
once. The testimony taken by the House sus-
tanned the charges OF INSTRUMENTATION and
incompetency that were made against him.
CLAP refused to appear before the House COM
mittse, on the ground that he held his ONCE
from the Senate, which, however, agreed to the
bill that turned him out. He has been proclaim
ing his determination TO procure his "vindica-
ton" against Congress from GRANT; and he
has succeeded 10 getting his name sent 10 to the
seoate. It Is the height Of effroutery in GRANT
TO take such action under the circumstances.
Before confirming the nomination. the Senate lie
certainly, In any event, bound to examine the
conclusions reached In his case by the House,
which will be found In another part of The Sun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05

The Marquis OF SALAMANCA, a rich banker OF
Madrid, ennobed by Queen lsABKLLA has sent TO this
country one hundred and thirty.nye pictures mostly
old ones, which he desires TO sell His gallery said to
contain nfteen hundred paintings, and these are what
he wishes to get rid Of from among the number They
bear the names OF celebrated masters such RUBKSs
huRTLLo. RAPHAEL, VASDyKK, TEToRErTo, wouvKR.
MANS PAIL VERosRsK, TEsIrEs and vELAsauEs
They are to be sold here auction and their genuine
ness officially certified. What they are really worth
cannot be told until they are exhibited. but may be
10 no market here for the old masters. N'N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05

No explanation has yet been given of the
story which Gen. HORACE PORTER told Major
BLUFoRD WILSON about dlsreputable woman
who had greatly embarrassed and troubled Gen.
GRANT. When Major WILSON repeated this
story to the President, he said 1t was lie and
yet he was Just as friendly with PORTER after
ward as he had been before. The circumstances
are curious, but It is remarkable that nobody
has commented upon them. This 10 right. Let
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05

When the spiritual and genealogical let
ter TO Dear Lady MARY" on the other side Of
Jordan, Is published by the London papers, Mr..
EDWARDS PIERRErosr will not fully enjoy the
laughter OF which be will be the object In Eng
lish society. But ex-Premler GLADSTONE will
have his revenge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05

F'V'H Ns tuHsH C'H dtdfdncht.
The best-looking man on either Presi-
Dental ticket Ia Hendricks. 1ilden looks like a
renegade Quaker, Hayes like the landlord Of A
NTH rate hotel, and Wheeler ike life prisoner
IN a penitentiary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05

Missouri editor writes to ask THE Sun
whether he should cay - editor" OF editress" IN
speaking OF a lady Journalist We hope that he viii
invariably use the former. Ediress 10 an abominabe
word. There 10 no more for II than for doc
tress compositress or profeesress
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Anus ements TODAY.
70 CIereymeu, Churcbcs. and Religious
Meetings.

Advertisements Of religious services, and
meetings for religious purposes, held on sun
Say, will be inserted pithoM charge In the
Iunday edition OF THE Sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05

A careless diet. a change Of water, or a cold
settling In the bowels very often brings on at this sea
OF the year obstinate diarrhCpa or some other
troublesome affection o. the stomach or bowels II you
would treat such complaints In rational way try at
once Dr. Jaynes Cumulative Basam, simple but safe
remedy for them, and equally eectual In ali cases OF
PLANT. -Adp.
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correspondent writes to ask how he
shall cure himself OF the practice Of tobacco
chewing. A man who hasn't nerve enough to
break OF this disgusting habit by the mere ex-
ertion OF his will. might about as well tie an
anvil around his neck and throw himself into
the nearest river. That is a shorter road to the
same end.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05
Information Wanted abou, Quilting Machines,

To THE EDITOR OF The sUN-Sir: About ten
years ago there was agent in Rensselaer, county n
y trying 10 sell quilting msehines at Is apiece I
don't know where they were made or by whom I
would like come Information on the subject II could
get II. They were run around on the quilt something
after the style OF Awheebarrow. II you can give IN
formation please poso.
EN- NJ, Essex PAGE Co. Iowa
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Adultery and Perjury not Approved I'm .
Minister.

Western lady visiting In this CITY ham
pened TO mention prominent BROOKLYN clergy
man IN small company. An ominous and ex-
pressiye silence showed that she had made a
mistake. One OF the ladies informed her in an
asius 'hat she had mentioned name that could
not be spoken with propriety in the host New
York society. 1t takes time to earn some things,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05

Ono OF the best papers In the United states
for news 10 the DenrI Mirror. The new state of
Colorado may be proud Of such an industrious news
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05

"DEAH SIN: Mons. D'YRuJo, the spanish Minister
here has been kind as TO spare me two hundred DOC
ties Of champagne part OF larger parcel imported ior
but would De Improper for me 70 take the benent OF
that must therefore Hk the favor OF you 10 take the
proper measures for paying the duty for which pur
pose enclose you bank CHECK for 22N dollars, tue
amount Of It, lift could be done without mentioning my
name. u would avoid illintended observations as u
some such this by duty paid on part OF such
parcel 81 wines not entitled 10 privilege, or In any
other way you please The wine was Imported Into
Philadel pha, PROBABLY about midsummer last. Accept
assurances OF my great esteem and respect
"Geb. MVHLKSBuR0. In. JEFFERsoN."
JEFFERSON has a great reputation in history,
and his life deserves 1t. Would that others bad
been able to initiate his example
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05

We have reason to believe that Senator
CosKLINo will be a delegate to the Republican
State Convention which meets at Saratoga on
the Goth inst.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05

Inc PnrenOtOgtcdC JOuTHut mas peen Bo-
ing over the phrenoloRy Of RUTHERFORD d.
HAYES. His predominant traits appear 10 lie In
that part Of him which is spoken OF as the
" sympathetic nature" Thus We are told
"Behss an upcommonly strong sympathetic nature
the height Of the head 10 the upper front portion lust
bsck under the hair, shows large beneyoence, the de-
sire 10 be teryiceabe to Others the spirit Of sympathy
and kIndncss, generosity, and lage.hesrtedness ne
has the physiognomcal sgni Of friendship sna oVel
wond be 'hroush the lnnesnee I'll a saee,ons,e
warm hearted, ana LIBERAL"
Such wonderful measure Of amiability, sym
pathy, and affection must mako Mr.. HAYES a
very attractive man In the social circle, and
among bis friends and companions. We infer,
also. from the general run OF his phrenology,
that he 10 an essy-soing sort Of person, who, u" II
elected" would make the White House an in
terestlne place for warm-hearted and generous
people to visit at any hour OF the day or evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05

All that Cabinet Minister has to do now Is TO
steal and then resign. ST. Louis Times.
Yes, resign his once; not what he has stolen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05

THOMAS JEFFERSON, while President. re-
ceived present Of two hundred bottles OF wine
from the spanisn Ambassador at Washington.
Mr.. JEFFERSON, knowing that the Ambassador
had received this wine free of duty, as was his
privilege, and that he himself had no right TO
drink imported wine free Of duty, addressed
this letter to tho Collector at Philadelphia:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05

us. n possible, believe that there IL some sort Of
improperly with which Gen. GRANT eannot
tustly be chareed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05

One evening fair Minna IN Kress's Bower.
Was surprised, BY thunder shower.
Her lager and pretEels she did forsake,
And In all haste, her exit she did make,
They had but one umbrella twixt all three,
And that enough for only Rosa and he
Though an umbrellas Is enough for one
To shelter three feat which can't be done.
The gallant escort, on one al m Rose,
The other, NINA. In her highest clothes.
Along there came youth, unknown TO fame,
Though many green spots bear his yerdant na1s,
Miss Minna. 10 him, was but slightly known.
But he asked. Might he attend her home2
She paused, as all maidens DO, when sought
Her appealing eye. her fair sister caught
She nodded, In token OF assent
Aud under nis umbrella Nina went.
With converse sweet, they beguiled TIC wsYi
He silent was, she had most 10 say.
Al last the house was reached, with rogTet
His parting bow he made, feeling wet.
Their thanks received. he said twas na1gh.
He had only done, Just what he ought.
Ever after, to them he was not known.
Although he lived. very near their home.
Moral.
Then youth warning take ny this
Never escort a fair young miss,
FOR n you DO the end Is plain
Tohsryoull not be known again. FL. A.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02

ny, ably ,,v t6to dob6 veled6lezite" "a.
zanedbali ,,velikou narodni povinnost" a
povrhli ,,posvatnym pravem krvi tisici
vykoupenJm", a raduie Sc, ze ,se zbavil
cele te sme6ky q liberalo (D. demo-
kraticko repu blikanske" odplivuie 81
pti nedaslednosti SURGE, sam ned6sled-
nym isa. Ci domek ie kfehciho sklal
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02

IN
,iskati "a penizel Strana IL "a d a.
1vaa to mno IN d III We, nezli
m n9ktere h emo kratic
& ho politikazavadili, Neni
to tedy, ptame Sc vsech idi nepfedpoja-
-ych - tenn ovSem redaktora d el-
q k y c h 6itati nemhEeme - pitoma a
lez, ze POKROK ga demokra
ticky uplatek Cd strany republikanske k
demokraticke ptebehs Oh byl POKROK
"a nynejsi redakce nekdy republican
skyml O lonske volb6 statni podporo-
vail jsme republikanskou tyket1 ma "a
klade otazky penezni skolni; jednalo Sc
tn o principy nikoliv osoby strany.
Vsak tehdy op6t a op6t ohrazoyali isme
sc proti tomu, ze snad do ldna rep, stra-
ny Sc vracime psali .isme tom smyslu
t4z pfiteli X. Jonasovi. Jsou vsak lide,
kterym mic vymluviti nelze III ud6lah
re mne bez meho pfi9ineni pres vsecky
protesty skutky me republicans nyni
se na mne hrnou .iako ma neddslednika a
pfebehlika. Tato nehonettnost mas ale
nezmate. Ny iako az dosud p6jdeme
svoii cestou bez ohledu ma novinatske pre-
krucovatele, podeztivatele hanobitele.
Znamet ma pr. pfilis doore pohnutky
D6lnick &c h, nez aby mas pos!edni
iejich utok pod plastem mravniho rozhof
ceni yykonany, byl pfekvapil nebo cara
zil. Clanek ,Leaderdv' byl voda ma
PaldGy mlyn, n6mz POKROK roze-
inlet byti mel, tax ably D 6lnick E sa-
my CleveIand6 opanovaly.
Lee, Delnick k e odpovi: ,,Kdez ale
Jest vase vyvraceni ,Leaderova' natknutil
- Coz lie takove nafknuti vGbec vyvra-
titil Define tomu, ze by nekdo ID /
* e Listy nafknul, ze to nejsou ami
tax delnick6 jako osobni zaimy, kterez p.
L. j. Paldu pfim6ly k prohlaseni Sc proti
ob6ma 5tranam. Kterak by to nafknutl
vyvratil Jednoduse by je co nepravdi-
We zamtnul pfatele jeho by mu vetili.
Aysak chceme piece pokusit Sc Wy.
vraceni zlomyslne lie pomstylaeneho
), ,Leadera". Prav6 toho tydne, co haneb
ny Gasopis ten vyprazdn6nou pokladnu
POKROKU demokratickyni sedmi tisl-
ci naplnil, mel tento takovou bidu, 3 g i
n emohl kouPit papir nescha
zelo mnoho, ze by byl We ctvrtek nevySel.
! Vydavatelstvo muscle Sc penize vydluzt,
aby papirne starry duh zapatilo, tax aby
nam ma novo poskytla uver. Tax Sc ma
v9c pravde katdy tiskarn6 nasi "a .
mestnaAy mule to dosvIdtitl.
A potom ssdm tisic! Vzdyt iak nam
sdeleno bylo, DIAL Sc tomu p. l.. j. Paldt
sam do srdecneho smichu, kdy1 to ,
,Leaderu' GetI. Tiskarna listem ma as
) tisic ceny a demokracie, kteraz & {
n IN a, kteraz jednotlivym setninam an
cepice lampitky jedaotlivych war
dach zerde ylaikami opatfiti nemdze
dala by sedm tisic 6asopisu. kterfz by
tax iako tax dem@kratckou stranu pod
poroval. Net p. L. j. Pallovi Sc to ny
nj zrovna siklo, kdy 70 poznevu objeyilJ
ak znaGny vliy POKROK ma, MEDIA
ie toho, ze Izvost hanebneho toho ma ct
utrhaGstyi biie do oei, ulil 81 z toho pu'
mu, iiz We zvlastniln clankn M mas yypa
ill.
Puma ale zapadla do pisku = nen
skOdla.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02
Onehdy tazali

Onehdy tazali jsme Sc, co
tomu AS fekne Chic. Vestnk' az Sc
dozvi, 30 ,.P krok" Sc stal op6t z
nadseneho republkana tvrdy demo
krat. Deln.cke l..
NV dame zrovna tax malo ma m /
Oiveriusovo jako ma - mineni znameho
muze m6sici. Ostatn6 mas ptekyapnie,
ze, Delnicke', kterez p. j. Oliveriusovi ne
davno tax podskalacky vynadaly, dnes
dychtivy isou ma jehe mineni. Ctihodnym
,.Delnickym" jest prot POKROKU kaz
dy spojenec vitany, ten, kteryz do ne
davna byl jim nejohavntisim padouchem
We Spoj. statech. Neni to jezovitstvil A
to vsecko ad majorem gloriam ,Delnic-
kych'.