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The New York Herald thinks that
when Prince Bismarck says: 1--WE
live in state Ct the most profound
peace; we have no wish for conquest;
we are contented with what We pos
sess; we have no thought Of threaten
ing any one" that it is high time to
look out for declaration Of war in
some direction. OF course Germany
needs peace, but Bismarck should
not say so, lest the skepticsl should
doubt it.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-02-18

Generals Fitzhugh Lee, George B.
Mcclellan and Ambrose Z. Burnside
will probably be the respective field
officers Of the Southern, Middle States
and New England battalions Of the
Centennial Legion.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-02-18

VIM. A. Piper, the Democratic
member of Congress from San Fran
cisco, California, owns 200 acres Of
land within the limits of that city. If
Congress shouldn't pay this Piper he
woold not mind it much. ii: Il 49,. d.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-02-18

Kentucky permits her Legislators
to take three daily papers during the
session, and generously pays for them
too, but Kansas, we learn from an
exchange, pays for thirteen newspa-
pers for her legislators.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-02-18

The Courier-Journal rightly. ranks
Mr.. Fruit and Mrs. Fruits, of Indiana,
among the first Fruits Of the earth,
the one being ll3 and the.other III
years old. ..'
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S Hard Times No More.

y udlu ! lulC0 tsO NIGiC u "
fave Cash. Why waste money, Why pay
s. for a thing that costs IS cents Reader,
save money. The great n. f. dollar Sale,
since 1873, has sold goods to 10000 PEG
ple. Ut now has $3.50 600 worth of new,
useful, valuable goods on hand. 1t buys
solely Of first hands and from manuiaC
turers. 1T saves q to 80 per cent. to its
patrons every time.
Our Stock consists of fine gold icwelry,
silver and silver plated ware, glassware,
cutlery, dry goods, hosiery, gloves, gro
cerics teas, cotfccs, and 100000 articles in
fancy goods also, 1000 elegant 81 and IS
books, and thousands OF articles and all at
81 each.
Samples to show quality, &c, Of our
jewclry we will send any Of the following
for 81 each with postage. Try one article
snd we shall have your order for 500
worth We mail fine gold chased OF plain,
wedding, onyx, moss agate, amethyst, or
topcz ring. only Sl.03, gents superb hair
chain, $l.l2, ladies elegant opera chains,
81 10, solid gold masonic or o o f pins,
81 .O3, gents cluster diamond pin, &l,O3,
superb ladies full set pin and ear drops,
either gold, enamced, coral bar, Jet, spar,
coralnc or pearl, only SLIP, splendid set
sleeve buttons or studs, Sl,06, elegant jet
and gold bracelets, 10 fine gold pencil,
stone head, $1,0G, coin silver fruit knife,
81 ,06, elegant silver cup frosted and gold
lining, $l.l2, four fine PLACED dessert
spoons, SLIP, fine meerschaum pipe iii
case, $l,06.
But. But..But We cannot here give n
list of 10000 articles. This paper will not
hold our immense list, therefore, send for
our paper, the Almighty dollar, circulars,
&c, &c. We can save money to you !;
make ten dollars 90 as far as fifteen We
want agents in every town Apply soon.
No risk No money needed. We are en-
dorscd by $4,000 delighted patrons. See
five hundred letters printed in our paper,
We send by mail, express, railroad, or
COD. Satisfaction given or your money
returned. No "ordcr slips" tickets" or
humbug. Remember, We sell everything
at 81.
One Cent. Send q postal card for all
needed documents We need 10000 ladies
as agents. We supply oil sorts ofdry goods,
&c, &c. Send now Don't wait, or some
other one will get in ahead. Send only to
H. ORMISTON e. Co., N. E. DOLLAR
SALE, 33 Bromfield St., Boston, Mass.
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Senator Christiancy, of Michigan,
aged 81, on Tuesday married Miss
Lugenbeel, clerk in the Treasury
Department.
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sSdll3 ID
Grand Square and Upright
PI AN OS

TAVING received the highest cnco
miums wherever they have been IN
troduccd MADE OF THE VERY
BEST MATERIALS THROUGHOUT,
they are nevertheless offered at prices that
will compare favorably with those of any
first class mandatory on this continent.
The hest is always the cheapest, and hence
purchasers Of
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SEEDSl SEEDS!l

TAVE on hand a very large and COM
IL pletc assortment Of Briggs & Bros
CELEBRATED GARDEN SEEDS,
from the largest seed house in the world
Merchants supplied on same terms from
US as if ordered direct.
STEWART & PRICE,
feb 1S.tf Frederick City.
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Div Goods and Notions.

My stock consists OF blcached and un
bleachcd Muslins, Calicees, Flanncls, Can
ton FlannCls, &c, &c.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-02-18
White Goods Department,

Complete Cambrick Edges great special
,y, Towels in endless variety; anything
you want in the Notion line; Hosiery, all
grades Childrcn's Striped Hose as low ms
10 cents per pair, and not more than 81
cents per pair for the very best.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-02-18

Two children of President Taylor
are still living, Mrs. Bette T. Dan
bridge, formerly Mrs. Bliss, living at
Winchester, Va, and Gen. Richard
Taylor, Of Louisiana, Lieutenant
General in the Confederate Army.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-02-18

land ana the appointment was inlnAe-
liately confirmed. In England he
was the recipient Of honors never be-
fore paid to an American Ambassa-
dor. He visited different portions OF
the kingdom, and was everywhere
met by a popular ovation and ban
Quoted in the chief commercial and
manufacturing cities. He negotiated
the treaty for the settlement of the
Alabama Claims.
Since 1850 up to his death he was
employed in many Important cases
before the Courts of Baltimore, the
Court of Appeals Of Maryland and
the Supreme Court OF the United
States.
Mr.. johnson was married Nov. l6,
1919, to Miss Mary Mackall Bowie,
daughter Of Gov. Robert w. Bowie,
of Prince Georges county. His wife
died in 1878. lie leaves twelve chill
lren, about fifty grand children, and
several great-grandchildren.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson was found
dead in the yard of the Governors
Mansion as above stated. He had
gone to Annapolis that dav to argue
the case Of Medcalf VS.. Brooklyn Life
Insurance Company. By invitation Of
the Hon. John Lee Carroll, he became
his guest at the Executive Mansion
on arriving in Annapolis, The Gov
ornor invited Chief Justice Bartol
and several other gentlemen to meet
Mr.. johnson at dinner at the man
sion. They dined at about $50 p. m.
At dinner Mr.. johnson appeared to
be in excellent spirits and in his usual
health, and entertained the company
by his conversation and relating an,
ecdotes. After dinner he suddenly
asked the Governor to con luct him
into the parlor. He took the Cover
nor's arm, and walking into the par,
lor sat down on sofa. The Governor
proposed to have coffee there, but Mr.
Johnson replied, mo, if you want &c
smoke, rejoin your guests and smoke.
The Governor replied to him, VERY
we'll, we will join You in few min
utes," and returned to the dining
room but feeling uneasy about leav-
ing Mr.. johnson alone, proposed to
90 into the parlor and join him. Mr.
Charles G. Kerr, his ir-law, who
had come into the dining room freshly
arrived from Baltimore by the even
ing train after Mr.. johnson had left
the table, said, mo, he always takes
nap after dinner, and | suppose he
has gone TO sleep" The company
then went on smoking and talking,
and while they were doing so, one Of
tn, Governor servants appeared at
the door, and called him out, telling
him Mr.. Johnson was lying in the
yard on the stones. There the great
mon was found dead. II Is supposed
he went out Of the parlor l.7to the
yard, where he slipped and fell, pre-
cipitated lis head against some sharp
stones, cracking his skull, causing al
most instant death. Thus has great
man fallen in Israel-the greatest le-
gal luminary in Maryland, and per-
haps in the United States.
1t is reported that Mr.. Johnson had
many years Since effected an insur-
anco upon his life for 100000.
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DRESS Goods Department

cannot be undersold. My Stock Of
BLACK ALPACAS is acknowledged by
wholesale men to be cheaper than they
can sell them To
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NrcuAy1csrowS Aug a. rs.

MECHASICsTowN, Aug. "a, rs.
DR.. j. HensheNv, Dear Sir AT the 50.
lici,aion of Mcssrs. Silas A. Thompson 4
Charles kcndrick, patentees Of the peo-
pies Spring Bed Bottom l examined the
same very carefully and do most chcerfuliy
ture absolutely necessary superior to the
ness cf a chronic nature and fractured
limbs VIM WHITE, VI. ".
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MOURNING GOODS
Twill give especial attention.

II selling at low prices will build a rcpu,
tation, am determined to do SO. My
stock you will find complete Considering
the short time | have been in business,
feel tlattered at the very liberal trade have
been doing All those who have bought
goods at my store have been pleased, and
call to see me again. Come one, come all
aud see for yourselves, at
No. 10 North Market st., Frederick, Nd
WIN. II. RAMSBURG.
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STIEFF PIANOS

will find satisfactory equivalent for their
money
The lasting quality of their instruments
is fully attcslcd by the many Educational
and other institutions, in the Southern
States especially, where over 400 are III
daily use, and by the unanimous verdict
of The best performers of this and other
countries. Terms as favorable rs is con-
sistcnt with the times, and every instlu-
mcnt fully warranted for five years.
We are also agents for the Southern
States Of the
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-02-18

NrHEAT, RYE, CORN and OATS
w wanted by
GEO. W. STOCKSDALE,
Northeast corner Of Carroll street.
jan.2Stf
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NTEW GARDEN SEEDS Just re.
IN ccived new Garden, Flower and Field
SEEDS from D. NJ. Ferry e. Cos, seced
nursery, Detroit, Mich, and for sale at
GILDS Il Cos.
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TERRITORY OF THIS STATE,

except the city of Baltimore which is al
ready disposed Of Any person wishing to
purchase county or counties in this State
will get them at Patcntecs prices.
4 rare chance to make money easy and
fast j. j. HENSHAW,
july23-ly. Mechanicstown-
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1.-OE BUSINESS CARDS.
fA11. At NUS NNEliE
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-02-18
1919 Failure of Crops. 1914
WIN. H. RAMSBURG.

Taking into consideration the partial fail
urc of the White Crop, and the low prices
of tho same, and knowing the scarcity of
money which follows, will give to all those
who may visit my store full benefit oflow
prices and very small profits in
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stHSC llpOll INV ava ~ SSlSSS'
Al the annual meeting of the Mary
land Editorial Association held at
Annapolis city, on the 9Th instant, a
toast was offered to Gov. Carroll by
President Wilson, wishing him long
life and happiness, to which he briefly
responded in an exceedingly neat ans
appropriate manner, acknowledging
his high appreciation of the public
press as an instrument of good, wish
ing success hencelorth to those con-
nected herewith. He desired to see
that great intellectual lever and
mighty auxiliary to civilization con-
ducted in such manner as to continue
outworlsing paramount purposes OF
truth, sound principle, virtue and re-
6nement by properly instructing the
people OF our country.
-->~<------
The Republicans of Pennsylvania
are going to press Governor Hartranft
as their Presidential candidate
Conkling, Hayes. Blaine, Morton and
Was burne are not to be the only
contestants. Addition. Division and
Silence" are to be elements in the
canvass. Pennsylvania will fight for
Hartranft. Ii nominated he will make
powerful vote.
The invitation which the Plymouth
Church wishes to extend to the Con-
gregational churches throughout the
country, to sit in the Advisory Coun-
Gill;" are being generally declined
The leading churches of the country
evidently do not want - We p'1cl mp
VIZ. t...a;: a1T[a.:.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
kSOZdray ZiZkOyi Od
NcrnOsti.

Jm6nem fadu V6rnosf {. VIII. {. S.
?. 5. ' Chicago, His. pozadal mas taiem-
mix P. JOS. Humpal, abychom pr slayno
st zarazeni fadu Zizky &. TX. {. $. p. S.
pfednesli nasleduiici pozdrav:
Hrimav6 Ma zdar! move zarazenemu
fidu zizk {. TX, {. S. P.S.v Cleve
landu, q.
Svrchu blize oznaceny rad V6rnosf t
zasila Yam znovuzrozenGmu fadu Zizka
neisrdecntjsl pozdrav vyiadfeni bratl-
ske lasky pfeje slavnosti Vasi neiskv6.
leisiho zdaru. Spolu zada p. V. Snaidra,
redaktora casopisu Pokrok, ably pfipis
tento slavnosti pfedcetl pfani nase
bratrsk6mu zzkovi pfcdnesl.
Mas rad doufa, ze mu nezdGastn6ni Sc
slavnosti laskavo preminuto bylo pro krat
kost Gasu.
Pisi Sc We Vie, Nad4ji Lasce, lme
mem fadu Vernost &. VIII. G. P.S.
Veyerka' pred. Jos. lIumpal
taemnik
Pom. redakce. NemohIi sme zadost
p. ). Humpala vyhov6ti, iezto mas dopi
ieho, dne 81. pros. 1875 ma postu dan,
dosel teprye ycera dine 3. edna t. T..
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
Anaerika.

Napnnty Pom6r mezi Sp.
st. a Span6lske m - ZatGe-
nj falecnich podvodni-
XII Chicago. = NovoroG.
nj &C calls"
Washington, t. ledna. ZiiStGno
jest, ze naSe vlada vsem mocnostem G.
vropsk}m zaslala obtznik, n6mz pozor-
most jeiich obraci ma onu cast presidento
va poselstyi, .iez jedna Kub6 zakroce
nj (interyenci). PatrnJm umyslem stat
niho sekrctafe tishe bylo vyzy6dtti, kite
rak by Sc dotyGn6 mocnosti zachovaly,
kdyby naSe vlada yskutku ma kubG zakro
ella. Sekretaf Fish ddrazem odmital
podezfeni, iakoby snad Sp. St piivtGle
nj Kuby staly anebo poystalcdm strani-
ly ony nechti pry nic, nez ziednani
miru.
Ntktefi denokrati6ti posanci ostfc fen
to krok nasi vlady oisuzuji Sekretaf
Fish nema prava dotazovati Sc cizych
mocnost, kterak by Sc vici zakroceni SIP
St. na Kub6 zachovati hodlaly; tim pry
mocnosti ty primo vyzyya, ally SO micha-
ly do zalezitosti americkych, col Cell pfi-
mo prot Amerikandm posyatn6 doktrin6
Monroe owe. Demokraticka sn6movna
bude pry cd presidenta zadati pfedloze
nj veskcreho zalezitosti t6 Sc tvkaiiciho
dopisovdni.
kubanska otazka vstoupila tinto skut
KEN vlady do move Ease. Sekretaf Fish
chce, ably otazka ia dozrala nEjak6mu {
bratn. On by byl pry spokojen, kdyby
Spanelsko HubG asi tolik samospravy w
mefilo, iako poziva Kanada.
Zrozkazu Pierreponta Bristowa zatc,
ma celia fada cleni kofalecniho ringu ,
Chicago.
Novorocni navst6yy presidenta byl,
jake obycein6 slavne. Vesken 1fadni
,vzneseny' sv6t dostavi Sc do Bileho do
nu, ably slozl poklonn svou presidentoy
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
StruCn6 nnySIGnky.

Necht kazdeho osud chrani pred pfd
telstyim schudlGho bohdGe, sluzbami zbo-
hatlGho chudasa, pomoci lichyafe, poru-
tnictvim advokata, omyly l6barnika a
konecn6 pied tGmi ktcfi dvakrate "a den
do kostcla chodi q onGui ktefi Sc stale ma
svou cest a na sye vGdomi dusuii.
V lasce Giniti dmznc rozdil nezi sku-
tetnosti a idealem. Skutccnosti o ten
kdo II vasich nohou lei, idedlem pax
kio ncpf.tomen Jest Proto fikavalo iistG
d6vte: Ncnta jsom mnoho lnilencd We
SVEN ziti, ale m6la isom yzdy diva naicd.
nou, abych ydli iednomu nilovala tim
$pise druhcho, nebot kdyz jscm byla $
iedniln pohramadt, slibovala iseu 81 cel6
nebe re schdzky druhym.
Mnohy ma donna zeny raj piece W
hledaya u sy6 milenky ien peklo: noyy
to ddkaz, ze nemize byt stGsti bez place.
VeseIost jest dust tim, cim tG1 zdravi
Me neni hlouPtisiho mad hodiny: isl Ii
stasten, ubihaii parou. isi-li nesfasten,
idou kroken drozky.
Nccht zena miluje jakkoli vroucnt, PIE
'ce nikdy ncvzda Sc naiednou syG cud
nost.
Bud mic aneb rel ntco, co by bylo leps
nez mlGeni.
Jsou, ktefi ziii chudt, ably mohli unfit
bohati; ia raG&ii chci ziti bohat6, nccht 81
treba umru chudY.
Sedm stanic ma lidsl,6 ziti: mladi, las
ku, ytdu, rodnu, slavu. blahobyt mou-
drost.
Kdo Sc chlubiien svymi prodky, ddvl
tim ma jeyo, ze ma so56 mic ehyaly hodn6-
no neLal6zd.
Hgmr3
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CInrti

vynikaiiclch osobnosti r. 1875.
Nebude zajiste Cd mista, kdyz istu
nasem zpomeneme vynikaiicich muzd a
slechetnych srdci, iez jsme b9hem tohoto
roku ztratli. Narod mas mnohymi neho
damn syizelemi stihany ztrati zylast6
roku letosniho mnohe syny verne a TEN
budlz yenovdna nejvroucn6jsi zpominka
V lednu r. 1876 zemfeli L. Jansa.
slayny houslista uttel hubby ma WIDEN
ske konservatofi, rodem Usti mad Orlici.
4 We Vldni 25. ledna.
Mdr. Karel Spott, okresni lGkaf, znan.
tez jakozto spisovatel Gesky, + IL. ledna v
Panenske Tynici
V1noru: Zacharias ZelIner, vzd6lanJ
utitel hubby, mdem Moravan, + Zahfe
be 6. 1nora.
Emanuel Zdekauer, obetavy vlasteneC
a zakladatel prazske zalozny femeslnicke
I 21. dnora.
Y bfeznu: Syob. pan Benko Boini.
ka, polni podmarsalek, upfimny Slovan
pro svou chrabrost rytifskou povah,
obllbeny, 4 v Olomouci 26. bfezna.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
RuznG ZDPayy.

- l01 rok starry mothodisticky kazatel
jmenem Henry Buhm, kteryz byl nei
starsim duchoynim ma syGtG, zemfel
V Nov6m Yorku Bth zivota eho
Jest velmi zaiimavy. V l6tech 1905 a
1913 provazel prvniho biskupa Asburyho
ma ccstach po Pennsylvania.
V Sonofe yypuklo vzboufeni Po-
vstalci svodli vladimir vojskem nGkolik
vittznych bitey. Amerikan6 sympathi-
zuii povstalci, ielikoz k MIN ndeH We
sm6s lepsi lide MexickJ stat Sonora
hraniGi nasim tzcmjm Arizonou. Po.-
vs;alci vlddni voislo porasili jedenkrate
2omezi Spoi. statd, nebot pfesIi do Ari
zony.
- Nathaniel Carr, bohat} kupec bo-
stonskY. probiral sc banku Blackston
National V skfince, piz bylo "a s 500,
900 dluhopisd a iinJch connych papira
ulozcno. Y tom vesli do banku diva c;.
zinci. Jeden nich oslovil Cara, kdezto
druhy toho okamziku poozil k ukradeni
spolkovych dluhopisI Gene s 1000.
- Ga /. ledna zastavi Sc uhelnGm
okrsku Wyoming Pennsylvania dob5va
nj uhii asi ma tfi nebo ctyry t}dny. Pred
ne ma spolecnost veike zlsoby III druhe
chce p9dniknouli rozli6n6 opravni stayby.
Y sobotu noci uhofela Rachel
Gordonoya tfomi ditkami s, 10 a12 let
starymi v pfibytku SVEN Rising Sun,
lndianG. Mem znamo, kterak ohen
pfibytkujeiim yznikl.
- kryavou po'astu yylonali We White
Co, Tenn. diva bratfi ma iak6msi Van Els
llovi - zastfelivse iej.
- Ntmoc Oh. Hemmerle, 43 lGta sta
ry Sc Cincinnati podfoza. Pred tfemi
mtsici zemrela ma iena mrtvola ieii by
la cd lupicu mrtvol ukradena, COZ Hem
merlomn neispise rozum pomato
Z, G.. Foster a Celia Toolc Los
Angeles, kaiifornii, ktcfiz Sc den pred
tim "a sebe wall, byli nasleduiciho dne
'etS-O'i ia uIiCi IdIuCI 81 sl)DGlAaI Ilcl. f.
Wall souca8n6 prudky jed (strychnin) a
obiayse sc, skonali Pficina romanticl,6
samovrazdy jest tato: iiny muz dokazo-
val, &c Celia Toolova Jest ieho zakonita
= Ohntskyouci meteor widen byl
Bucyrus, O. ' ; hod, 20. minutach ve-
GER ma seyerozdpadnim nebi. Meteor ten
zdal Sc miti asi is coud prlmtru. lie
tel smtrem cd seyerozapadu k iihozdpa-
du
= Dne 30 pros. nalezl poiceini dfed-
nix lednom byte cisle 35G ulici
West Fifth S. Minstera, zenu dit6 ieho
V posteli stfelene 2 bambitlly, iez vedle
Mich lezela. Minister zena ieho byli bez
sebe, dit6 bylo mrtve. Rany rodita $50
vsak smrteln6. Pohnutkou k CHM tomu
byla neispise chudoba.
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Gtery dine 4. Iedla 1876.

Y zafi: Konstantin Nowicki, spiso-
vatel polsky.
Y fijnu: Amasa Walker, prosluly
americky narodohospodaf
V listoPadu. Robert V. Mohl,
vyteGny praynicky spisovatel nGmecky
Orris S. Ferry, spolkovy senator Con
necticutu.
MistoPresiient Henry Wilson.
kardinal a yidensky arcibiskup Rau-
schcr
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

SEDESATY' DRUHY' SNEM @.
lllA sesel Sc vGera, due 4. edna r. 1876.
itepublikdn6 mali senate sn6movn6
poslancG vGtsinu, sico prvni v6tvi "a
konodarstvi til hasy, druh6 devatena-
CITE, tax ze ia strana budeli miti dobrou vi
Ii, bnde miti postaCitelnou moe dostAti po
vinnosti zakonodarstva obecnGho prospt-
chu dbaleho.
Pfedev8im tfeba, ably neustale mtla
ma mysli tyto vGci: kratk6m zascdani
lze vykonati mnoho dobr6ho, isouli po.
slanci pilni, sv6domiti a obecn6ho dobra
vice nez prosp { c hd strany M ten
Gas vladnoud a svych vlastnich
d b ali. ZkuScnost pouGla mas, ze dlou
he zaseddni stoii poplatniky'vice pen6z,
aniz by jim toho vyplynulo pom6lnG do
bro. Poslanci m6li by neustale NIT na
zfeteli, ze jsou dclegovani Gi duvGrnci Ii
du, iehoz zaimu snGmovati a iehoz "a
lmy co poctivi lille prayi zastupcov6 Sc
zfetele poust6t nesmi. Prosp6ch lidu
ma jim byti svaty, nebot ien proto vo
leni byli. Lid nevoli "a zastupcc sv6 a
nj republikany ami demokraty k tomu Il
teh, ably sntnovn6 byla zastoupena
strana ia ci ona, ale t6 dav6fe. ze ia
strana, iiz pfednost dial, zaimd ieho bude
5vedomittji setfiti, nez strana druha, t. i. !
V tomto duchu m6lo by zastupitelstvo
idu iednati. Strana, iez tax cini, poslou
Ii zaroven sob6, nebot lid pfesv6dGi Sc, ze
ma jest vskutku strana lidu. Pouh6 ime
no teto doP6 zadneho osyicenGho obca.
na nepoplete nom6lo by popl6sti. Stra
ny do casu. lid ma vdky. Strany pomi-
lou, kdyz odchylily sc od tohoto pravi-
dla, kdezto lid trva dale. JsoutG stany
pouhJ nastroi dosazeni ucelG vyssich, Il |
'eln d )brych, at samy neisou nesmi by |
deelem statni pospolitosti, iez chee
'louti osvicenou politicky mraynou.
kdyz strany jien sob Z slouzi, memo
lou slouziti | i d U, aspon ne tax vydatnG
zdarn6. Nase soustati stan6 ma pills
'e strannictvi. Tot hlayni nemoc nasi
epubiky. Sttsti nase, ze lid tn nomoc
'oznal odtud ze bthem poslednich let
neddstajn6ho porudnictvi stluy sc Wy
nahule a pokud move stany,
5 lepSimi z a a am "a uSlechti-
ejsi moralkou stvofiti nemaze, starym
'ez okolkd v6rnost vypovidd.
Ia tendence obGanstva Jest talk mocna
uSllovna, ze strany samy kolisaji, nev6
Iouce ma Gem vlastnt jsou ially jch dal
/ uCel. Odtud rozervanost stran. Ute
o rozervanosti mohou strany poznati, ze
Ell tenkrate Sc zachoyati mohou cd upl-
leho rozkladu zaniknut, kdyz ma pa
rcnych mistech, zde tedy sn6mu, spo-
Il zavoditi bndou cenu becn6 d &
cry. Ze ceny te dosahnou' ien lldyz
kutky svymi hodnymi sc il osv6dci, rozu
nj SO prl osvicenosti politick6 samostat
losti obcanstva naseho samo scbou. Kite
az obou ukaze, ze pochopila nyneisi
'roudtni vefejneho min6ni, stane Sc obec
'e ddv6ry hodnGisi. Moudfeisi politiko-
e NELL by konecn6 pochopiti, 2e nejlepsi
otiz nejmravntjsi politikou jest - haiti
ajmy lidu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
d1lSIO So.

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