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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18

ma a nase repubika cd zkazy zachovdna.
Podobne mluvil dr. Leonard Bacon.
Professor Julius Seeley pravi, &c lie
zlu porusenosti 20 vsech stran zemi svi-
rajicimu odpomoci, kdyz 81 narod zvoll
fadnGho presidenta, muze, kteryz by u
rad svGi mel "a cestny (nikoliv "a vyd6l
kovy), ktery2 by sam sebe zapfiti dovedl,
ma n6hoz by 81 podezfeni netronfalo a
kteryz by dosazoval do ifadi lidi schop-
ne poctiv6 a nesesazoval nfadniky lee
takov6, ktefi by neschopnymi nebo ne
dbalJmi nepoctivym Sc proukazaii.
William Welsh pravil, ze Sc iedna 0 to
ismeli otroci nebo mnzi svobodni. Lid
Jest moci pletichafskych a uskotnych
politikafd mel by sc ma pokraii bezed-
nc propasti vzchopiti sb6ti, iez iei do
sud salila a k vlastni zkaze jcho vykofis
tovala, dati notnou naucenou. Pfejeme
81 poctivG lidi utadech, iinak by nam
bylo l6pe, kdybychom zadali pfipoienu
byti Brazilii.
Nasleduiiciho dne ohlasl pfodseda
Woolsey, re adresni vybor praci svou
skoncil a pfeie 81 pfedloziti j konterenci.
Ma to cetl p. Karol Sure, pfedseda adres-
niho vyboru, provolani k narodu Spoj.
statd, jez iednohlasn6 pfijato bylo. Pro.
volani to jest dlouhe sice aySak tax ob
sable, ddkladnG, vfel6 vzletn6 prod
chnuto jest tax ryzim duchem vlastene-
ctvi, ze zasluhuje, ably cd kazdtho dobrG
no obcana ctGno bylo vice nez cttno -
do pamtti a srdce vepsano.
My podame je pfistt 1pln6m zneni,
dnes nedostava Sc nam mista ami Ca8u,
abychom ie Sprayne pfelozene ctenatdm
podati mohli. Zatim chcemo malo sloyy
naznaGti obsah jeho.
Sure, kteryz jest nepochybn6 skladate
lem ieho, pouziva pfilezitosti stolet6 slav
nosti prohlaseni republiky, ably obtan-
stvu co neiddrazntji ma srdco ylozil, *
jsme cti sv6 toho poyinni, abychom drnh'
stoleti tryani republiky nasi zahajili opra
YOU naseho politickeho ziyota jakoz prvn
stoleti jeji zahaieno bylo prohlasenim ne
zavslosti. Tenkrate nezavislost, tento-
krate oprava budiz heslem nasim.
Co do cekoviteho doimu pokladaji
ony 6asopisy, kter6z 81 drive konteren
CO nezavislych usklcbky trophy, tuto "a
udalost vaznou "a nejoupln6j
zdar.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18

Cincinnati, II. kvttna. Dnes / l.,
hod. sesla Sc tn demokraticka konyence,
ably zvolila delegaty do narodni konyence
demokrat6. Mezi jednotlivymi delegace.
mi vede Sc tuhy boi platformu vlastnd
o tinanGni Gldnek. Jedni jsou pro podr-
zeni lonskG platformy papiromtnecke,
druzi ale ii ison patrn6 We vttsinG, chtt
i platformu novou bez papiromtneckeho
clanku. Konvence deli sc CO DO osobnosti
We diva tabory: alIenoyce a thurmanovce.
Oba zdaji Sc bYti dosti silny. Allen jest Y
Cincinnati.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18
Anlerika.


Washington, II. XIV. Ohavne
podvody odkryty od zvlaStniho vyboru,
iemuz ulozeno yysetfiti spolkov6 dfady Y
Louisiana Major SecIey, kteryz jest jed
MIN taskafi, zdrahal Sc zprvu vydati L.
pine sv6dectvi, jeikoz by tim -spdsobem
sam ma sebe zalovati musel; az kdyz mu
beztrestnost slibena byla, zaGal Sc zpovi-
dati. Ia ttadovani postmistra Lowella
Novem Orleanse zpronovGreno ma poste
$6S,00O Lowell, nam6stek pokladnik
ieho byli vesmes zatceni, ale ma rukojem-
stvi sumo $1,000 propuSt6ni, ac nikdy
potom soudn6 potahovani nebyli; vyrov-
nall SO pozd6ii, zaplativse $4,000. Dale
vypoyida sv6dek, ze Cd soudu vydavany
zatykace proti nebezpetnym politickym
odp6rc1m; takov6 osoby byly pred volba
mi zatceny az do vykonani voleb We We
zeni drzany. Jeden zatykac dorueen
Seeleymu prot Isaaku n. Govern; tento
muz mel z navodu kongresniho poslance
Moreyho do lesa odveden a tam zavraz-
den byti Glover nebyl zatcen, protoze
Seeley nem6l pfileiitost uciniti tax. See
ley nechal Moreyho tom domn6ni, ze
Glover skutecn6 zrvrazd6n Jest. Spolko-
We vojsko bylo distrktu Moreyho rozlo-
zeno die pfani eho. kdekoliv volebni rec
miti chtel, tam postal drive odd6leni vol
ska, ielikoz 81 netroufal bez slime straze
nekde fecnit. Jsa deputovanym marsa
lem Louisiany, zatykal S. ma zatykace cd
Moreyho jemu dorucen6 vynikaiici demo
kraty. Novoorleansky celni vyb6rci Ca
sey, svakr presidentGv, opattil svedkov
dobre misto novoyorske celnici, nejspi-
&c ably SO ho Noveho Orleansu zbavil
Grad ten zastava dosud. kdyz zapocan
vysetfovani sergeant at Arms (vykonn.
dtednik kongressu) v Noyem Yorku sve'
ky shanel, nalehal nah (Seeleyho) louisi
ansky poslanec Sauer, ably SO uchJlil d
> Kanady, ze mu bude dana dovolena
! $3.50 ma cestu a "a kazdY m6sic ieho po
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bytu Kanade $3.50. Casey skuteGnt
vymahal svedkoyi celniho ufadnika
Sharpa dovoIenou. Sharp pravil, ze mu
nemdze do7olenou dati, ale ze jei, az Sc z
Kanady vrati, pfijme Ease do ufadu,
VGera odbYvana ministerska pora
da "a pfiGinou louisianskych nepokoid
Cten telegram guvern6rova nam6stka An
toina. kteryz vypuknuti zlych nepokoid
We vychodni Feliciane zv6stuie vladu "a
voienskou pomoc zada, jezto pry iinat
daIsimu krveprol6vani nelze zabraniti
Ministri dohodli Sc instruovati generala
Augura, velitele spolkoveho voiska Loui
siane, ably pfipad6 nepostaGtclnosti
mistnich dfad1 k zachov6ni pofadkua byy
cd guvernera vyzvan, iemu takovou po
moe poskytl, iakou by k zamezeni nasil :
nosti "a postacitelnou uznaval.
- Ministr valky Alfonso Taft zaslaI
sn6movn6 zpravu ohledn6 yoienskeho roz
poctu ma r. 1877. Ministr navrhuie znaG
ne uspory, hlavn6 odboru ubytoyacim
Uhrna uspora paci Sc ma pet a pull milo
nu.
= Senat radi Sc dosud tainych schu
zich otazce pravomocnosti Belknapo
Wy zaiezitost.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18
(PokraGovani.) J

Dnc 15 kv6tna sesla Sc Novem Yor-
ku konference nezayislych, sezvana asi
pred mGsicem cd pand Vim. &. Bryanta,
Horace White a, The. ID. Wolsey no, A.
Ii. Bullocka a Karla SURGE konferenci
teto bylo pfitomno pres til sta vynikaii-
cich muza, hlasicich sc az do nedavna
bud k repubhkansk6 bud k demokratick6
stran6, ktefi re vsech t6m6f politicky dIle
zitych statd sc dostavili. Nyneisi posta
veni muzd tech oznaGil trefn6 Karel
Sure, fka, &c jim protivnici vyGitaji, &c
sedi ma fenci t. j. re ami t6 AMI one stra-
ne Sc nehlasi, avsak pficina toho fencov
nictvi ielich jest ia, ze ma t6 i one strand
Jest tolik blata, ze veru neni radno Glove
ku, kteryz Sc zablatiti nechce, fence to-
no slGzti. DrastickG vyjadfeni toto jest
az prllis praydive.
Ia pfedsedu kontorence zvolen byl
Theo. d. lIoolsey, nacez nejvice vynika-
iici uGastnici kazd6ho v konfcrenci "a
stoupeneho statU "a mistopfedsedy Sc
kretafe aklamaci zvoleni. Z naBeho statu
poct6ni mistopfedsednictvim panov6
Mueller (n6kdesi mistoguyerner) j. ID.
Cox. Pfedseda vytknul u6el shromazd6-
nj toho fka, ze cd poslednich osmi az de.
seti let politicky stav zem6 dstavicn6 sc
zhorsuje, .iezto vynikajici muzovt vdd-
cove republikansk6 strany zemi SUDDEN
naplnnii; shromazdeni toto svolano, ably
Sc uradilo, kterak tomu odpomoc. Ma to
promluvi kratkou sice ale fiznou rec
Karel Sure, uacez zvoleni panov6 Parke
Goodwine, L. S. Foster, John w. Hongh,
| Martin Brimment Karel Sure do vybo-
ru vypracovani provolani planu agi-
tacniho. Zatim, co prav6 zvoleny vybor
k praci iemu pfikazane Sc uchylil, oslovi
Ii nektefi panove shromazd5ni. DIR. Os-
good pravil asi nasleduiici: Povinnosti
kazdeho svobodn6ho muze jest, nechf 81
Jest knee ncbo neknez, byti vlastencem.
Cd delsi DOLBY nespravnje Sc vlada zasa
dami poitcke mravnosti, bez niz zadnd
svobodna vada obstati nemdze. Politi-
kari femesla druhu nejsprostsiho nej
opovrzenliv6jsiho vloudili Sc do dfadd 8
ovladaji strany. Billy Dam jest jaks
stfedem t6to sb6fe. My nemamo Billy
Dam radi, nebot protivny zapach rozsifi
SO kolkolem. Neminime tim fici Re by
snad nynejsi pan jeho byl spatly chlap
avsak lide jimiz Sc obklicil jsou vetsih'
dilu spatni On dosadi do ufadG lidi
ktefi zavinil, 20 dnes vsichni vlastenect
= pocestni obeane SUDDEN a zarmutken
! hlavy vesi. My 81 zadame "a president
muze osviceneho, schopneho, poctivehC
yelkodusnebo a neohrozeneho.
G Pan A. Bowen Filadelfie pravil, B
a pfikra politika stranickd We Filadelf
: kazdeho poctiveho cloveka odstrasila u
> chazeti Sc lfad. Vefejny stud jest tie
g tam. Penize, penize a penize jest ysec
: becne jedine heslo. Mladez Sc kas
staff pax hanbou sc pokryva. Pfejen
e. 81, ably t6mto pomerdm pfitrz byla ucin
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18

nRarasek" Jest jmeno noveho listu,
v6novaneho zabavG obveseeni, kteryz
redakci Gustava b. Reisla prav6 Chca
60 vysel. Ma titulnim lste Jest zdafiIa
illustrace pfedstavuiici pohfbeni ,,Bice"
obrazkoveho listu humoristickeho, kterJz
redakci j. Oliveriuse vychazel, avsak "a :
by Easel. Ma ,Raraska" pfedplac Sc
celorocne 50, pdlletn6 5 / a ctvrtletnt
so ct1 Adressa: 463 S. Canal Str
Chicago.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18
Ornament.

Cteni pfatele zakaznici moi:
Prosim navstivte mne pfesvedcte Sc o
mem vybornem rozsahl6m skladu jar
Mich - slippersd pro pani, slecny dit
ky. Taktez
Velky vyber marokkovych zapinacich
a snerovacich botek kazdeho druhu;
Ruci Sc, ze kdo koupi SO zbozim uplne
spokoien bude. - Vsecka spravka vyko-
ma sc dokonale. Nasi cesti dGlnici budou
poteseni, budouli moci krajanIm svym
poslouzti.
Taktez prodavam vseho druhu muzske
a chlapecke boty perka (poloboty) tole
ci skopove, vesmss pod cenou, abych
zasobn svou spise vyprodal. S 'lctou
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18
Nova plem emma al k a
Louisiana.


NOyy Orleans, II. kvetna. lie
Summitu Mississippi zv6stuje ezdelsim
Tunes nasleduiici: Ma sam6m pomezi
Louisiany Mississippi, Laurel Hill '
okrcsu Feliciana vypukla mezi bilym a
Gernym obyvatelstvem krvava plemonna
vojna. Asi 70 cernochd Pfitahlo pred
kram jednoho belocha kdyz iei vyvolali
ven, zastfeili no. L Bayou Sara pfibyl
hned do Laurel Hill seriff odd6lenim
ozbrolencd (posse) zadal ternochy, ably
mrtvolu vydali. kdyz tito zadosttn ode
pref, jail SO beloSi do Mich stfiloti. y
bitve, kteraz mezi bilJmi n cernymi ma
to svedena, padl znacny poGet Gernocha.
Z Bayou Sara sc zvt8tuie, ze terno-
chG zastfeleno pax obeseni 80 ran6no.
B6loch nepadl ami iediny. Nektefi lide,
kteri sc vraci boiste, udavaIi, ze so der
nochh pobits bylo, Ostatn6 sc praydy
nikdo nedovi, jelikoz b6los kazdou mr.
tvolu ihned odstrani 20 cernoch6 jest cd
belochd uv6zn6no; neispise budou lynco
vani. Cernosi sbiraji Sc sonsednich O.
kresich a tahnou proti b6lochGm.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18

Is. XIV. Minulou nedtli pustilo Sc osm
d6ti stafi Cd osmi do patnacti let media
leko cd m6stetka Vevay, Indiana, V cha
trncm Glunu ma feku Ohio. kdyz byly
uprostfed feky, naplnil Sc tln vodou a
potopil Sc. Jeden pan, kteryz Sc ma ken
tucke stran6 nalGzal zautale volani pc
moe slysel, vstoupil lined do clunu ve-
sloval k mistu, kde dosud ntktere d6t 5
vlnami zapasiIy. Po hfichu mohl jen tr
zachraniti, nebot ostatnich pet, ditky to
vesm6s iedn6ch rodiGd, zmizelo hlubin6.
Pet ditek ztratid naiednou, .iak hrozEa to
rama Predstavme 81 nebohG rodiGe stoji-
ci nGmGm bolu mad mrtvolami p6ti di
TEX svych a mraz nam phi tom pomySle-
nj pobthne po ttle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25
Romantic Scenes in Rachel's
Life.

Before the seated public, beneath the
tres. in the Champs Elysees. an old
woman used to appear, with slip of
carpet on her arm, u fiddle beneath il,
and tin cup hanging % her little fin
ger. She WAS closely followed by =
slim, pale. dark, but tirey-eyed girl,
whose thonghtS seemed - he with some
world far away When the woman had
spread the carpet. bad placed the cup
At one corner. aud had scraped few
hideous notes on the fiddle. the pale.
dark-eyed girl advanced, and reci'ed
passages from Racine and Corneille.
With her beautiful head raised, with
slight. rare, but most graceful action.
with voice and emphasis in exact ac-
cord with her words. the pale faced,
inspired girl enrap'ured her out-of door
au,,ience. After time she was seen no
more aud il Was concluded tha, her
own inward fire had utterly consumed
her. aud she Was forgotten. BY aud
by she Descended on the deserted tenn
pie of tragedy new quecn-nay. a
goddess, bearing the name Of Rachel.
A. the suodued and charmed public
CARED and listened and sent up their
luc,nse Of praise aud their shout Of
adulation. memories of the faced
girl who uS.d IA res,i'e beneath the stars
in the Champs Elysces came upon them.
Some, however. could see no resem-
blance. OILERS denied the possibility
of identity l.etween the abject servant
Of the muse in the open air and the
glorious bu; lale faced. tisry eyed queen
of tragedy. occupying throne which
none could dispute with her. When
half of her brief splendid. ex-
,raxasan,. not hlsmeless reign
WAS over. Mile Rachel gave =
house warming on the OCCASION Of
opening her new sad gorgeously fur
nished mansion ca the Rue Troncin.
Dar.ug the evening the hostess dissp-
peArei. aud the n-aitre d hotel requested
tlIe crowded company III the grcas sa-
loon 10 arrange themselves 30 IS TO
lsave roons for Mile Rachel 10 appear
al the upper eIfd Of the nom. as she
MAS sboat to tavoF the company With
the recital IT some passages from Ra-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

cine aud CorneiIle. Thers upon entered
a. old woman with . strip Of carpet,
fiddle snd TIN cup. followed by The
queen OF tragedy. in the shabbies. Of
frocss. pale, thoughtful. inspired with
a sad smile that Was not altogether out
Of tune With her pale ulcdi,ations and
then the carpet being spread. the fiddle
scraped. and the cup deposited. Rae bel
trod the carpet as il it were the stage,
aud recited two or three passages from
the master pieces Of the French III .sters
IN dramatic poetry, aud moved her au-
dience according to her will. in sym
pathy and delight. When the hurri-
cane Of applause h.d passed. and while
a nurnuriug Of enjoyment seemed as a
softer echo. Rachel stopped. picked up
the old tin cup. and went round with
II to collect gratuities from the com
pany.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

Work has been commenced ut Cnp1
Girls Nez. In France. on the proposed
tunnel under the British Channel 1t
is stated that work will be commenced
on the English side at an early period.
The length of the tunnel will be thirty
miles. aud the time required for its
completion has been estimated at eight
years. 1t will be one cf the greatest
achievements Of the age.-Er.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

\ Costly vIoLis.-La.t week q nag
ged man, having the appearance of ali
itlnrsrnt musician, and carrying a fiddle
under his arm, entered the shop of a
pork butcher, In Paris, and called for .
sausage. When he came TO pay for it.
however, he discovered that be had no
money with hin. and leaving his fiddle
as pledge, hurried away TO get some
Hardly had he left the shop when a
wellto do stranger entered the shop to
make some inquiries as TO his way He
perceives the fiddle, looks Mt it, takes il
up and cries, excitedly:
Why. 1t is a genuine Stradivarius :
| will give you $40 francs for it,"
Il can't sell il" replied the pork
butcher, 1T does not belong to me, but
has been lett for q few moments by the
owner"
III give you 1000 francs"
Same reply.
The stranger slowley and reluctantly
lays down the precious instrument.
gives the pork butcher his card, and
saying that he will be found at the
Grand Hotel. and will give 1000 francs
for the fiddle if it is brouget there,
retires.
The proprietor of the Strsdivarius
returns. pays for his sausage. and is
about TO depart when the pork butcher
offers to buy the fiddle. offers him so
francs-100-l50 This last tempting
offer proves 10 much for the poor devil,
and he accepts it. The butcher pays
the money. seizes the fiddle. which the
mendicant surrenders with tears, and
hastens to the Grand Hotel, where he
learns that no such person a. the anna
tuer who gave him the card is known
IDAHO lSDiANs-There are now sev
eial hundred Indians encamped on the
bluff across Boise river, every one Of
whom is armed with q shotgun or rifle.
They have lately become so bold that
they visit the gardens around the city
and help themselves TO fruit of any
kind they want. and often demand
food of the women-who usually are
alone at home during the day They
do not ask for charity. but order it
to be brought out Immediately, with
threats.
, 1876-10-29

the peaceful avocahon Of clerk to carry q
loaded revolver as practice, and that the
fact of so carrying it will be an evidence OF
the absence of malice whenever it Is used
for its deadly purpose, no. one-not even
Judge McAr11sTER, we think-wil1 deny that
pretty much every restraint upon the taking
of human life has been removed. II this
judicial advice is to stand uncontroverted,
then it is tolerably certain that every man
will buy revolver-they are now down as
low as SO apiece, so as to come within
the means Of all-in order that
the evil-minded may have the proper legal
excuse when they assault, and that the peace
full citizens may provide themselves pro-
lection which the Court has denied them.
We should think that the pistol -manufac-
turers and tradespeople would quote Judge
McA111sTEn's instructions at the head Of all
their advertisements, and that it would
scarcely be possible for them to supply the
demand for revolvers in this community.
Fortunately, there is enough of intelligence
and peacefulncss about the Chicago people to
deny any such monstrous rule OF law, and to
insist that it shall not obtain, in spite of the
dctum of q single Judge, who was picked out
by q criminal to acquit him.
, 1876-10-29

Tho immense crowd that thronged the
Exposition Building last night to hear Alr.
BLAINE, and the equally 1arge crowd that
turned away unable to get within hearing
distance, attested, in way that could not
be mistaken, the lively interest the people
Of Chicago feel in the present political can-
vass. The enthusiasm with which Nj.
BLAINE was greeted WIS an ovation to the
hero of the Andersonv1lle debate such as it
has been the fortune Of few men to re-
ceive. His speech, which is reported in full
in TEE TRIBUNE this morning, was master
II presentation In his own trenchant style of
tha vital issues Of this campaign, namely:
whether the control of the Government
is to be handed over to the very
men who sought its destruction; and
whether every TIN, black or white,
entitled to vote shall be protected in the free
exercise of TINT right everywhere throughout
the Union No voter in the city should fail
to read it. There is little Of the stump
speech order about it. But it contains
mastery review Of the situation and such u
1aassing Of the indisl,utable facts as makes
it impossible that the sinister aims of the
pretended Reform Democracy should be mis-
taken. It is one of the few speeches that
deserves to be read and pondered-
, 1876-10-29

Our cable dispatches this morning confirm
the report that the. next step in the Turkish
Se1vian complications will be the arrangement
Of an armistice, when will occur the trouble
some question of conference Russia will,
it is reported, insist that Turkey be e1-
c.uded from the conference of the Powers
called to decide upon her fate. What England
will propose in event of an armistice as tho
basis of conference is the maintenance Of
tie independence and integrity Of the Otto
man Empire, aud that the object of the con-
ference be narrowed to the amelioration Of
the condition Of the Christian subjects Of the
Porte. The conundrum which it is now i'm
possible to solve is whether England can
effect alliances powerful enough to secure
6ny such basis of conference, or to go to
war to secure it.
, 1876-10-29

Districts lie along the Kentucky border; and
that the counties Of the Izoe!fh District he
alo,,q the Ohio border, tcittin easy range Of re-
peaters. The Indianapolis journal remarks: !:
That is the why the Democ.ats carried Indians
Tint is the scheme Of AUSTIN n. BHowsE. DOGS
Gov. HENDRICKS 'sknow the details":
Every day since the election has been
bringing to light the details OF the frauds
committed in the border counties on the 1oth
of October by the Democrats. Unless tne
Kentucky repeaters get in their work again
on the 9TH of November, the State OF Indiana
will cast her vote for Gen. HATES. Len
pz1cKs was elected Governor IN oc-
tober, 1872, by 1,142 majority by the
aid of 10000 imported votes IRON the
State Of Kentucky into those border
counties, The repeaters did not repeat
their visit at the November election, and the
State was swept by the Republicans BY a
heavy majority. It was curious tact' and
one well worth stating, that those border
counties in October, 187Ethe tidal- wave
vesr-foI far behind the Democratic ma
io1ities given in October, 1872, whereas al
the other Democratic counties in the central
and northern parts Of the Stata gained large
" over tho vote of 1872. There is just one
explanation Of this phenomenon, which is
that the southern counties were not coloniz-
ed by reporters in 1874, but were in 1872
and 1876. It is believed that the Kentucky
colonis.s will generally stay at home at the
Presidential election, and if they do Indiana
, 1876-10-29

The day the SULTAN trial was concluded,
when Judge AcA11.1srEE was interview ed
relative to his proposed action in case the
petition for his resignation should be pre-
scented to hin, he limited very strongly that
he would commit anybody for contempt who
should dare to present him such a petition
We hope the "sober, second thought will
convince Judge McA111srEn that such q
course would bo at once despoic and ride
ulous,- ,-despo.c in the effect and ridiculous
in the outcome Is the clay superior to
the potte7?" McAL11srEn as Judge is q
creation by tho people; and, though nobody
has the right to Insult him on the Bench, OF
impede pending trial, it is simply prepos-
terous to presume TINT the people mny not
express to him desire that he shall yacate q
trust which they reposed in him, when they
do it in N orderly and becoming manner.
We do not think the Judge is dangerous in
this matter, nor do we believe that he has
the power lie limited at