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Nabozenskym balm starych pohan-
skych iest6 vice ziiicch narodd divo-
kych Sc pravoverni kfestan6 smtiou, ne
mohouce pochopiti, kterak takovym hlou
postem a nesmyslnostem mohIi aneb mo
hou vetiti Samy ysak v9fi nemen6 hru
bym nesmysInostem a to nalezaii zcela
pfirozenym, ba znameni a dlkaz v6ts po
krocilosti tom spatfui. Vira starych
SlOvanu Triglava nebo IudU Trimur
ii jest jim smesna, ale "a to b6fo1 vemi
do opravdy viru We sv. Trojic, kteraz
srovnana indickou Trimurti znamena
hlubokou myslenku jal j pfirodt pro
vedenou nal6zame - m pf kyslik du =
six davali v.duch. kdezto Troiice kfesfan
ska znamena bOha otce (starce), boha sy
ma (mladka) a Ducha svateho (holubCil.
vesmes osoby rizne co do starr, zevneiSl
no tvaru ykon6y. Nira v princip zla
dobra, B6loboha Cernoboha. ii Or.
muzda Ahrimana Jest jim pouhou baj-
kou, ale vira 6erta paaem bohem
neCstale valticiho Jest jim
svatou pravdou, ktertz kdo ney6ri. bohu
Sc rouhi. Jeli ale iedno bali, musi byti
baii to drnhe. Mat baie wink a pdvod
svdl nev6domosti maIomocnosti lid
ske smysli i obrazotyorno5t 6ioytka. Ri
votnimi pfrodnimi okonostmi iisty
STAY Gi vzruch uvedena Takov6 baie
isou podkladem v5ech nabozenstvi sv6ta
a tedy nabozenstgi kfestansk6ho. KnG
Ii SO jich iist6 dob6 chopili, do iist6 sou
stavy je vprayili dale rozvelli a z n;ch
tn CO dogmatickym nabozenstvim zove-
me. vyvedl q baie rdzn}ch narodd
podobny 81 Isou, toh) n6ktefi uGencoyG
ma spoletny itch pdvod soudiIi. Lee ten
to dsudek Sc novov6kym badanim pochy
benym ukazal. Podobn st bali narod s
plemene indoevropsk6ho jest TAX napad
ma v6rna, ze vsim pravem ma spole6ny
pGvod souditi m6zeme. Ale iinaGe ma
Sc to SO vzdalenou podobnosti baii naro
dI narodopisn6 zemepisn6 zrizn6nych.
Podobnost tato jest jen nahodia ma phi
cInu svou nejspise tom, ze baie sstakoy6
vznikly "a podObnych okolnosti.
T6mef kazde pleme, jiz ma iistem stup
nj vzd6lanosti stojici, mi iakousi baii 0
tom .jak smrt ma svet pfisla. Zaiimavo
Jest, ze nektere baii tech jsou 81 vesnGs
tom podobny, Re "a pdvodce smrti ma
zemi zenu pokladaji.
Baie semitska (zidovska) vypravuio
nam, ze Eva, svedouc Adama k hfichu.
iej scbe nesmrtelnost pripravila, J..
ze ona pficinou smrtenosti pokoleni i'd
skeho Sc stala.
JihoameriGti KarabovG a vzdaleni Sc
vefanf, obyvatele pust6ho Gronska,
Jihoamericti Karaibove vypravui, ze
bah Kururumanan, kter} syet stvofil, zDr
va toliko mnze ma nej postavil Ii zili
svorn6 mezi sebou, darilo Sc jim dobfe a
neznali nemoci ami smrti. Ale zena Ku.
rarumana, bohyn6 Kulimina, horsila Sc,
DC tez krasna plef ma zemi zastoupena ne.
nj. | sla, ably ncinila zeny. Kdyz pax Sc
tyto ma zemi objevily,tu Sc muzove nema.
10 divili: lille, iaka roztomila zvifatka
to jsou" A muzi a zeny pocaly yesele
spola ziti; ale netrvalo to dlouho. Brzy
daily zeny podnet ku svardm, znikla gar.
livost, yrazda kradez. Rozhneval Sc bth
kururnman mad takymi nesvary "a
froat nss, IT ma zayai nvadI
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
OZnamky POkrOku

vytisknou Sc jen takove, ktere Sc aapfed
zaplati. Vyjmuty isou z toho Pravidla
spolky, jimz zaroveh oznamuie Sc "a ,,po
S"V5G1at ceau.
1 palec sloupce stoji $500 "a ttikrate
yytisknuti, palce $4.OO, palce $500.
Oznamka dele uvefeihovana tim Jest lev
neisi, elm dele Sc uvefeinuje
Oznamky mistni tisknut6 obyteinym
pismem stoii Is ctd radka.
Oznamky: ,,Hde iesf' ..Naprodei''
,Hledd Sc stoii Is ct6. "a ttikrat otisk-
mutt.
- Podle toho necht Sc kazdy fidi,
kdo Pokroku oznamovati chce. Necht
81 uda Foik t&dek, Gi kolik palcd koli-
krat uvefeinit nechf 81 sam vypocte a
zasle pfisusici "a to Gastku.
sB Kdo 81 pfeie miti oznamku v
tfitydenniku neb ttdennik6 necht laska-
We podotkne
PeniZe posileite vzdy postoynich
pouks,zkach Money orders) psani adre.
suite vzdy:
POk ROk
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Cas- prijezdu n Odjezdu
ZcEPZniC.
Draha Cleveland "a E'istsburg
Nnjih.

ID 8 5er,na 1916 odIzii ylaky cdane stanice tvina
uefelD iak na ledniajs
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
,V6fte mi, krdlOVSkI vlak'
po draze
ATLANTIC & CT. WESTERN
rumanoyy aoslayeue hoteloyc lazy. pelscoye paboie
specl vo2y a srokokoleipp ,ugouy.
landu do y. Yorku bcz pfemGny.
CtctC toto.

Pocestntne vystovu c pouzlt teto ddhy le2io po-
klue mnohem pphod ue& kerakov jins draha Spo-
ien doclleno Eme smerem Lehgh Valley Sc fSeol ryc-
loyaky do Filadelae jedopclm bez plou.tng.
ebyEbytetnt rozpiseyatisco yf eaiosti hah Atsn-
ard Great rte 40 Aoeeho Toru vedoucich
Pohodna pros srokok vpzn spoen, kterez
yas nGdy neomeskS 1clny, obdiyubodne neeu 60
40 mno3syi ale co 10 jakostE poeky hePnych poa ne
muye au z'la5nos hstroy, ~ yons vle@ poee thy la-
ko hoelu vscho dota mGze ySecky tyto pfednost u
dinil sahy oblibenymi. NJ hch tentokIae
eu proto minueue ze imenotanr eah sou tasten pro-
tfedsuilclm eul Sevemlho ohia Iiladelhi Tuio ce-
tu sy ta}d, tekonat tdy netylo ystsv, Nc5of IA
nl naskytuie pGletpst -clns jak nef1terpatene
bohst>t nerostnc tmneranD ak vekou cast prum re
me, COZ iuak ncprstupnt Jest. Mimo Yzhui
mysh yzdesncho cesovatee Yckr muohsti hisorckJo IN
yzpomnek nasyl obro2otyorost ieho kasnSm kraiuam
n7 20 velkoepo, roznautosti zem rovno. See
pode drahy Lehgh Valley Railway jest neivelkoepaS
ttto pevnint
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River Division.
Ma 0Ichoa.
Ma sGpdd.

L Il. MYkRS,
Genl. Par gr. and Ticket Agt-
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SeVePO-nGm. LIOyd

prayldeine postovni a parnf spo-
jeni mezi
Bremen a Baltimore
pres Southampton po oblibenych
zeleznych parnikach postovnich
(25OO - 5000 tun):
BALTIMORE, Capitan Meyer.
BkkLlA, captain Pgtscher.
ONO, captain Meyer.
LklfClG, captain Hofimaun
BRAUNSCHWEIG, cap. Unduetseh.
NUREMBERG cap. Jaeger.
Expedicnf dnove jsou nstanoveni:
4 Bremen Z Baltimore.
Brannschweig, II. Gee. 3. srp. 9 h. odp.
Nuremberg, 26. II. +"
Leipzig lG srp. Z. zafi
Braunschweig 30, 2l.
Nuremberg 10 zafi 5. fijna
Leipzig q. r" 10
Braunschweig IL. fiina 2. listop.
4 Baltimore kazdy druhy etvrtek.
bremen kazdou druhou stfedp
Tyto lode dopravuji cestovatele do
Bremen, Southampton, Londyna Hayru
zp6t.
Ceny pfevozni:
q Bremen do Baltimore
kaluta 800 v zlata
mezlpaiubl 32v pap.
Il Baltimore do Bremen, Southampto-
nu, LondJna Havru
kajuta 8 80 v zlate
mezlpalubi 3Ov papir
Zpatecni listky:
nlezipalnbi $5S.50v pap.
Deti od lilo let polovici, kgenci 80.
Ey Stran zasilek listkG pfeplay
nych obratte sc k jednatel6m:
.o A. Schuins,acher IL Go.
9ssouth Charles Str. Baltimore.
Charles Waiter,
~ pro Washington.
Al .kREJCL .jednatel pro ty same lode
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

THE Canton Democrats thorough-go-
ing Democratic paper, and, like others Of
its kind, groans over the "hard times" "
and wants "a change" Butt its last is
sue it announces that the Diebold Safe
and Lock Works at that place commen-
ced work short time since with about
sixty employees and now employ ninety
one, running a full day turn and part Of
the force until ten o'clock at night. Still
the Democrat shrieks for change
Cleveland Herald.
4 And still the Herald wants to claim "a
change" for the better is now going on
in business. The same Safe works used
to employ from three to four hundred
hands. To help the change" and i'm
prove the times, We advocate the cleo
ton Of Tilden and Hendricks. Reform
is the watchword.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

"RENEaADE" is a favorite term just now
with the Repository, applying it specially.
to Doctor Lamborn and Judge s. Meyer,
II these gentlemen were to sanction
Grantism, its frauds, corruption and in
trigues; if they were to pronounce Nor
ton, Zach Chandler, Belknap, Babcock,
Delano, & Co., saints worthy Of all honor
if they would declare with Morton, "the
civil service of this administration the
pureet in the world )" and this, notwith-
standing the Civil Service Commissioner,
Curtis, of Harper's Weekly, and Joseph
Medill, of the Chicago Tribune, saying in
their report, that zone fourth of the rev.
enues Of the Government we're lost in
the process of collection" )" if these gen.
tlemen, in short, were to ignore facts, ig-
more truth and justice, and sanction and
approve falsehood and wrong, they would
be all right in the estimation of the Re-
poSitory.
But let us see was Horace Greeley a
renegade2 Is Charles Francis Adams a
renegade2 Was Carl schurz a renegade
when he supported Horace Greeley, and
denounced Grantism? Was Charles
Sumner, Gen. Siegel. Montgomery Blair,
Cassius M. Clay, Fred. Hassaurek, Judges
stallo and Hosdley, and thousands of
others-are these men "renegades "-
Must man support his party when that
party is committed to vile practices, and
has become infamous in wrong-doingP ?
Shall the country be sacrificed and ruined
by party contro', and no man be allowed
to exercise the right of private judgment
and freedom of actionP Is this the posi-
ton of the Repository as Grant organ ?
We say, when bad men combine, good
citizens must associate; country is above
party, right above wrong, justice above
injustice, the safety of the People the su-
preme law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28
WHY FALsIFY ?

The radical candidate for Vice Presi-
dent, William A.. Wheeler, stated in his
speeches in Vermont, that the Democrat
ic House had turned out fifty Union sold
iers to make room for Confederates, to
be employed as House officials. The
same thing is stated, we believe, by many
Republican speakers who have GRATED
here this campaign.
This lie is so silly that we are aston
ished at it. Any one, by referring to
the Congressional record of Jan. II, 1876,
will see the report Of the Doorkeeper Of
the House on the subject. It is official,
and shows that of the 1913 employees of
the House, So are Union soldiers, and 8
crippled Union soldiers were retained
who were employed by the preceding
Republican House, and that no crippled
soldiers were discharged, and whoever of
these left their places did so oftheir own
accord This official record also shows
that the preceding Republican House
had 1853 employees, only 18 of whom
were Union soldiers, the rest being po-
litical servitors of Congressman.
The case therefore stands that the
Democrats gave 35 places out of 1913 to
Union soldiers, while the Republicans
gave only IS places out of 1913. This is
the fact of the whole matter, and no one
need misstate. We earnestly advise
these Hayes stumpers, one all, not to
misrepresept the facts so abominably. The
lies about Tilden's income may be con-
tinued, for this was fourteen years ago,
and is so remote, it is subject on which
the "bloody shirt" organs and stumpers
can harp on, and continue their base as
Sertions.
Hayes's sworn returns to the assessor
at Fremont is record worthy of their
attention. There is something for them
to explain--if they can. Why did Hayes
neglect to include his mortgages at Ere.
mont and ToledoP Do explain.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28
GOV HAYES AND THE MINERS
WAR.

The Repository and Massillon Indepen-
dent were busy, two or three months ago,
in bestowing great praise upon Governor
HAYES for sending the military to Mas
sillon against the miners. These jour
nails even paraded the Governors own
letter to the lovely Wykof, urging him
(kofT to be sure and let him (Hsyes)
know if he (kof) had not troops enough
for he (Hayes) wanted the rebellious
miners crushed out, and taught better
than to resist the power of the mighty
man of Fremont, who swears to his fraud
ulent assessor returns. Hayes said he
would take all the responsibility. But
now, what do we see2 Why, these same
champion journals for Hayes trying to
show that Sheriff Rauch ordered out the
military That Rauch acted naughty in
so doing, that he alone is responsible and
not Hayes nor Wykof, ror any other
sweet lover of Grantism
We were satisfied these editorial ga
loots would seek to relieve their sweet
Hayes from the glory they bestowed on
him for sending the military at great ex-
pense. Would these men make people
believe that the Democratic Sheritfs OF
Stark and Wayne counties ordered out
the military, and are wholly responsible
thereforP Even ifthese county officials,
instigated thereto by others, had solici-
ted the Governor to send troops, the
Governor of the State was not compelled
to obey their demand, and he did not.
On getting notice that there was disturb
auce near Massillon, Governor Hayes
sent his Adjutant General and the Attor-
ney General Of the State to Massillon to
ascertain the status and report to him.
On their report the Governor issued his
proclamation and ordered forward troops.
These are the facts and this the law.
A Sheriff cannot order nor require the
Governor to order out troops. A Sher-
ifs notice to the Governor is made for
that official to look after the peace of the
State On Governor Hayes, therefore,
rests the whole and sole responsibility of
the military being sent into Stark coun-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

THE Constitution of the United States
gives to Congress no power to make
money plenty or scarce, thus to disturb
the equilibrium Of values, and thereby
enrich some and plunder more. Admit
that the power to initiate or contract the
currency inheres in Congress, and all
property and. values arei at the mercy Of
those who, for the time being, control
the law making power. Governments
are instituted among men to protect
equally persons and property-not to dis
turb all,values in the interest of those
who may be in power, and to the injury
of honest industry and regular business
Our Government lat least was not got up
with any such fraudulent design, and the
Constitution confers no such power, dan
gerous power, on Congress.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28
Ghe RenturrAt
Circulation 2,7OO.
DEMOCRATS

Be at your proper vOt-
ing place, RAIN or
SHINE, on the SECOND
TUESDAY Of October,
1876. Bear this in
mind, and should you
contemplate doing the
Centennial or going
elsewhere,
Be Sure to Return in time to Vote !
Risk nothing--be at
home and at work by
the first of the month,
and if YOU but do
YOUR duty, Ohio will
speak as she has not
spoken for years. Oc-
tober fire may cook the
November gOOse----see
that the job is thor
Oughly done.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

THE Republican leaders have system
atically continued to rob the people by
Custom House, Indian, Post-trader,
Freedmen's Bureau, Credit Mobilier and
other frauds. The thieving they have
countenanced, aided and conceived of
They opposed investigating Belknap and
all their scoundrels. They opposed cut.
ting down expenditures-opposed re.
trenchment by a Democratic House, and
yet have the auducity to claim votes from
people robbed and plundered as nc
people ever were.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

er or less degree. We know this sort of
argument shows either the weakness Of
the cause orthe feebleness ofthe writer, or
both-for, good cause, and man Of
fair parts need resort to no such unwor.
thy course. Falsehood may have its
hour, but it has ne future. We commend
Alice Cary's lines to "whom it may con-
cern:"
Among the pitfalls In our way,
The best ofus walk blindly;
So, man, be wary, watch and pray
And Judge your brother kindly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28
Mr.. GLADSTONE, of England, in his la

Mr.. GLADSTONE, of England, in his late
pamphlet on the massacre of Christians
in Bulgaria by the Turks, speaks ofthem
as representing everywhere government
by force, as opposed to government by
law" and goes for wiping them out, de-
claring that mot criminal in Euro
pean jail, not cannibal in South Sea
island, whose indignation would not rise
and overboil at the recital of that which
has been done."
Lord Beaconsfeld, Mr.. Disraeli, has
replied, and pronounces such utterances
worse than the Bulgarian atrocities"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

BABCoCK's trial is now going on at
Washington, for completely in the con-
spiracy to implicate Columbus Alexan-
der, Esq, in the burglarious safe rob.
berry, and it will probably result as his
trial did at st. Louis. "Boss" Shepherd,
Babcock and company know how to con-
troll Courts and juries at Washington,
and thus thwart the ends of justice. This
will only be another judicial farce.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

THE day of the Maine election the N.
Y. Times favored the world with sundry
editorial chunks of wisdom, among them
the following:
We may as we'll say here that what
ever the result in Maine, we shall not at
tach the importance to it that the poll
ticians were formerly used to do.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28
THE LITTLE MAJAH'S LIE DIS
POSED OF.

McKinley'conveyed' a falsehood in.his
speech here, when he read that open let
ter of Greeley's to Tilden, referring to a
circular said to have been sent out by
Tilden some years ago, calling for esti-
mated election returns. after the polls
were closed, apparently that more votes
might be counted in New York city to
defeat any Republican majority estima-
ted in the State. The falsehood convey
ed consists in the fact that Tilden an
swered Greeley's letter at the time as
follows, which answer this veracious Re-
publican stumper refused to read:
New YORK, Nov. 4th, 1868.
Hon. HORACE GREELEY:
No
such paper was ever written, signed, is
sued or authorized by me, or with any
participation or knowledge on my part.
l have read it for the first time in your
columns. y
Very truly yours,
s. ]. TILDEN.
Ohio Patriot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

WE want change, but do not desire to
see the solid South established as the
ruler of the nation by the divine right Of
minority.-CSn. Commercial,
The Commercial "desires" Grants bay
onets, and thus have "the divine right Of
a" mGjorityi And yet the "divine" Com
mercial wants changep
And If you get Hayes, why change you have
got,
But change for the better-I reckon not
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

THE party of money and money wor-
ship is the radical party. In New York
they nominated E. D. Morgan for Gov
ernor, rich man, worth his millions,
preferring him to Evarts, one of the
ablest lawyers in the land. The Repub-
lican party pass laws for money-to make
the rich richer at the expense and rob-
berry of labor and honest business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

EoUINox.-The autumnal equinox, equal
day and night, transpired last week.
Sailors call it the sun crossing the line
that is, crossing the equator. Thus sea-
son succeeds season, and year follows
year with regular round.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

ty and kept here. The radical journals
would like to extricate their sweet can
didate for the Presidency from his folly,
by saddling it elsewhere. Would they
not like to relieve him also from those
false assessor returns?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

WHAT possible rational claims upon
the American people have the Radical
leadersP Rarely in any country has a po-
litical party exhibited ouch etfrontery in
claiming the support Of the people, after
such record of fraud and infamy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

Bro. MoGREaoR, Of the Stark County
Democrat, still keeps on harping about
Governor Hayes returns Of personal
property.-COlumbianG Register.
And why not2 No explanation has
yet been made of those mortgages, some
$4,000, to say nothing Of other matters.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

Republicans sometimes complain that
the Investigations of the Democratic
House cost considerable money. Un-
doubtedly they did, But ifthe Repub'
lican party had behaved better the
country would not have been taxed to
pay for unearthing their rascalities.
Those investigationsrendered bloody
shirt" campaign an imperative neces-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

Mr.. PHELPS, of Ravenna, with Mr.,
Shields, of this city, will address the cit
izens of Uniontown and vicinity, We'd
nesday evening, Oct. 4th, on the polit-
ical questions of the day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

IF Babcock is acquitted Of the charge
of safe burglary for which he is now on
trialin time to do so, he may make few
speeches for Hayes and Wheeler in Ohio
and Indiana.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

THE Warren (O.) Tribune is a new pa
paper, Republican, published in Trum-
bull county, by W. s. Peterson, late of
the Garfield NewS. 1t is eight page and
looks well. ...
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

IF Tweed returns to New York in time,
he will be pressed and promised final re-
lease by the Republicans, to implicate
Tilden, whom he cordially hates.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28
Col. R. G. hgersOB,

From Indiana the chances to-day decidedly against
of the importance that devote to them least thirteen
District gain Indiana labor virtually ended
The Democrats will conclude that defeat inevitable fear that inclined
appropriate Ohio Peoria Transcript that
speak indianapolis Monday next You advertised Ohio for the
day Please telegraph have appointment Indianapolis on Mon
' ~ wa A.C BABCOCK.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

If Hayes swore false in 1874, '75 and
,76 to save a few dollars in taxes, who
will believe his personal statements to
relieve himself from the odium of per-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

JUDGE BLACK epigrammatically says
that Rutherford Birchard Hayes is "a
man of tried subserviency,"