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@erbeiratbuns. 3S 9eiratbs.
l4sine ,uuloen bon Dem gtert Der 6u.
fling Court i'm Monot SUM- aMs9eseben,
10 fur @eibe uno 10 fir 6arbise.
, 1877-07-02

DuE0 paffasiere..
1000 .. 81 .ant0aii in @itirOnb 0tenaau. ssnnsr.
mas d:b Snitiahrnn. Madt Gerbintun=
gan NIT 3neet Der Rid!nenb unt N)eters-
burg une G~esiapsate uns 0btp Gifenbat,
MsHt yer Aa1npfer .0t5apana" ssrIat'
baltimore Scn gte 144 Itabt Ctr. gan.
tGg, gsitlipad] unb Treitaa um 4 81. Ut,
gtaq Werstnenngen NIT 3daen BON ytiIa.
lelpt a, Asr. yrrf uap tpefiiten plasrn
une hem Siiben.
Dur6 Gradt.
0'i' Sf' y'. a,,'unf, n aia M. 9isnFaa. sonner.
rag uno Snntateuh. Ma6t 8e.btnbun.
ssn tn Q3eff getnt init tfm Darnpfer Ssn
Baltimore. Miaht @erG ubunaea nit bsn
Htd9itpnb unb 1anStle. Gt&monb unb We.
batnen.
2ptal paffasters.
1900 Q. m. antunft in Ridmpnb .dsii9, ousasnum.
men Spnntns, @adt 0u,bi1bunner
nut ben 9tihmrnb unb petersbura. unS
ehsiassafr unb Sttp eifentatnen.
9DfaI 6rabt.
AGO g. 81. gntunft tn @id,npnb gsoutno. gp;ttuo6
u.te sreitaS. Watt garSinfufeen in gS.s
grtHt NIT Fem Sampfer ,Sits@ ssh ben Qon
enhasn her Wtattireni LIB gamunfsr
Seine Srabt mad ober sUn .g1dssn fatltd pm Did.
itone tptEb e%ngsrrmnten. Die gaeen fabren turS% nSu
9Sett gpirt mad, Mllantd. W.
Die nieertafen 9rcife, sorEbtise Sanbb, !.
lung ,unS ',&neatsfetI %earantirt ~
.abroeat Stas sf %lat'n8." nit sarantirten Staten
mao allen rproi!ten unb peflttsn gldseu ne, BEN ana
8egeben. 4"
gaprtastsn tseros'a %eeFfauft fir aas n5rttt6en, III.
@9eatur, S26 I}atnfr., I'm Gsbanae SDteI ums an,
@iSmons. pa. S"APs
ip NM $. 3. DousIae, @upt.
, 1877-07-02

Sob idloB 9eitern Mittay in Sen
Dnrf nit 1054.
, 1877-07-02
@denett'S
S6apefel 3 Seafc&
pas .utrafamfe, Dem gnGfiaat, ie seootene
dAfcrft6e 0~etfmiftef.

pas totrafamGe, Dem gnGfiaam je sesotene
daecrft6e 0etfmittcf.
8Ienn'8 6 Seife beiIt
nit punberbarer Sdneliefeit ole tMalen
Hranfbciten unb StSrunsen ber G~infiion Der
.paut, curirt unb pertinbeyt tas guftretsn
BON 8beumatismue unb Gi6t, sntfernt
@rinb, binbert bas Saar ait grefaIen rnb
@rauperben, unb I'll tas befn Smusmittsl
steen sepife anfteGenbe 3rantbeitsn.
Durb Sen GebrauG bisfer @eife ntrten
11ni40nbeIten Der StsytGut tausrnb ~entfernt
lno Elm ptsihbnernher GisHus agf pas
@eiiAf, bsn 6als, lie glrnte unb in Der Stat
auf bic gnnse 5autfdGe, tpelhe baourd
ewunberu 6 8 murbie reia, f66a
uab petd ,pirb, ausseabt.
9iefeS bi1Iise, spe6mdsise
8eilmtttef maht bic &nsIaseY
fir &dmefet= SaSer unnbtbis.
@efdmubts 9lsibsr uno 2sinen;els roerbsn
srinplid burd biz Seife besinfcirt.
@ersts ratten ibren gebrau6 an.
lreis: % nno so Crnts per Slid;
per Sfadbtfl g Staf), G0f. II. 1920
n. B.. Die srceen StiiGe fir so Gents fab
srein'al 70 9rcei as b" fir 25 Gents.
Sia'S Saar= uuo 8artfdrbemittsl,
Sdb,pars Oser Braun. SO Gents.
6. a. Grtttenton,
Gtsent9umer, I
9c. 2 Ssdfe aseaws, @sip>gorf.
, 1877-07-02
DiR's iaufrirte Dreis- fife.

5iiuHts SettenN30O @bbiIbunaen, NIT gfMr.ysnr
1aufsueer Der better plumen unh Wtmd1tn All Der g..
Be. une bic art uns gDeife ~tiefslten su wadfsn-Nlss
far sint swet Sem Srisfmart. Sn DeutfA unb @ns-
ttfh seerudf. ~"S
@Oreffre: Sames Did, &c6efsr N..g.
, 1877-07-02
Std's
DlnmeR- uab UemiG-SQamen

psresn sspaanst rpn elmer Waiairn 9sute in @mertfe
Sitbe
@if'5 &reisIins--3OO @bbilbunsen, muir Q Gents.
Ni6'S 1lnnenfibrer. Siertsttaprltt, rs Gents Ia6r~
lid.
Wi6's SlHmen. gemiIt.0 artsn SO Gsnts; In el~
sdllter 9sinwant $500.
Sas msine 9srBfentlldunssa ivsrben in GnsltfG ua5
Dsatla. 8eerudt.
= AStsITts; Satnts Btu, Nc@shss ". M.s
, 1877-07-02

Sienitoe Osrihoten. 9asnsr nuo Sobu
luuroen fir ibr GrIheinsn inter 0iirg.
j1aft grifent.
, 1877-07-02
Nibniono, Do,t Hiper unb gbelopeafe
w @tlenbabn Company.
SabrpIan Ser 3ise4

Dur@ Ya1fa9isre,
500 ~ ST @sriaBt Giampnb 9ienFap,, Donncrhaa
hnb Sontaberb. gertinbet In gBe}i
Point nit Dem Gan1sfer ,Sasana" fir al,
lie 1infte an BEN ftprf Silver urb gaiti-
t,pre. I%ntlnfttn Baltimore I'm s 81. SD :.
%pfrttahet. nit Sataltnien I'll gDdlbinatpn'
PHILADELPHIA, Stem gDrf, Spfpu unb oGs
itfiliGen SInfte. Qerbtno t NIT 9ioer
FER .9fthmens unb Petersburg unb Gbeids
fsafe uab Sbio @ifenbatnen.
Oard Sra1t.
o'oo u w. gerlast Ritrrnt 9trnffag, 9ounrrifua
INN ScnnabsHD. ptadt Wtrttnourasn M; 7
4dnstern In gDeft ppiat fur 9ius. 2aubun.
sea' Salu1ere unc 1Qe nefltden yunfte.
9fabt Wtrbtueuaeen In &idmpnb nit All.
gen Der Nthntpnb uno DanSiQe, 81 ttrnpnb
iine petersburg, unb gteiapeote unb Dbtp
@tieabatnen. "
Gpfaf yanagiere.
800 81. 81. gsrIdst Ri9tnpnt t1sti9 (epnntaas aus.
8e1ptnnen)
2pfal Gra9t.
200 0. 81. gsr!dFt Rtaapno Mantaa, Mtt.tuod,
nne 5rttae. Maht @erGtnbunaen in
23s'f 5eint NIT lem 3aaapfer SITS" fir
als Gans rssn an ben a%iatttppni unb
YanantJ 5iufsn.
, 1877-07-02

&ein Boitmeitsr ooer 9riaitrdaer
bot oas Hsht, elmer 1sau einen 8iief ,u
perabreidcn. wetder ali loren G5atten'
aoreiirt 1T, es lei ocnsr iie 3eiste cine
ihrift!ihe Srbre Dor.
, 1877-07-02

Gle Girdenaemeinosh in Seem Dol
fab(cn Die barte1 a3elteu. 9uf ben oorti-
ger &lrten laitcnDgpot9etcn gum Setruz
&c ton $2,367. 1886.
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08
THE ROMAN CATHOLICS.
Organization and Number of the Denom-
instion I'm the United states.

OrEADfxat1On ana NUMBER OF the DenOm-
ination I'm the United States.
[From the New York sun.l
From the latest statistics, il appears
that out of the 10000, 900 inhabitants
in the United States there are 1000, 600
of Roman Catholics. Opening "Sad-
lier's Catholic Directory and Almanac"
for this year-a work approved by &C.
clesiastical authority and in common
use among the Catholic clergy and laity
II find that the whole territory of this
country is divided into seven provinces,
containing eleven archdioceses, forty-six
dioceses, and eight vicariates apostolic.
The provinces are Baltimore, with eight
dioceses and one vicariate apostolic; Bes-
ton, with six dioceses, all in New En-
gland; Cincinnati, eight dioceses, en-
braced in Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and
Kentucky; Milwaukee,, five dioceses and
one vicariate, included in the States of
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan and
Dakota Territory; New Orleans, seven
dioceses and one vicariate, and embrac-
ing five Southern States; New York, in-
Guiding the States of New York and
New Jersey with their seven dioceses;
Oregon, three dioceses and one vicariate;
Philadelphia, five dioceses; st. Louis,
seven dioceses and two vicariates; San
Francisco, three dioceses; and the prov
ince of Santa Fe, with its one diocese
and two vicariates. These dloceses,
archdioceses and vicariates are under
the ecclesiastical rule of as many arch
bishops, bishops and bishop coadjutors,
aud at the head OF these and the her
archy is now the first appointed
American Cardinal or Prince of the
Church, His Eminence Cardinal
John McCloskey, Archbishop of the
Archdiocese of New York. In addi
ton to these higher clergy are five mi
tered Abbots, whose rank is almost
equal to the Bishops. Under these
prelates there are about 5000 priests,
including both seculars and those living
in monasteries or religious houses.
These last belong TO that vast army of
celebrates in the Roman Catholic Church
who are formed into orders or commu-
mites, living under a rule. These or
ders are composed of both men and
women, known as monks, friars, or
brothers, and nuns and sisters, such as
the Sisters of Charity, who are religious
vestals, but not nuns or cloistered re-
ligious. Again, the large corps of
workers known as the Christian Broth
ers. the franciscan Brothers, and 9TH
ers are celebrates, but not priests. They
devote themselves maiuly to the work
of education they do not preach, or
celebrate n.ass, or perform any of those
{ tffices relating to the sacraments, which
pertain strictly to the priesthood. The
ss< II.
list Of the names of about 5000 Roman
Catholic clergymen in the United
States, and from Thomas o Kane Muir
rays History OF the Catholic Church
IN the United States" we gather these
figures Total number of monks or men
living in religious houses, under the
rule of twenty-seven different religious
orders in the United States, 1854 re-
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08
ligious houses for men (termed various.

ligious houses for men (termed various
ly monasteries, retreats, abbeys, pri-
ores, and convents), 22S; colleges
and seminaries presided over aud In
structed By these celebrates and some
secular priests, 75; number OF students
attending the same, 1898. Those col
leges and seminaries are authorized to
confer degrees, and are generously and
amply provided with libraries, appari-
tus and all the appliances and aids nec-
essary to enable them to bestow a lib
eral education. Besides this part of the
work of education, these religious
and priests do part of the work of
teaching in various pay schools and
academies, and also in the 1,700 free
Catholic common schools of this repub-
lie, with their attendance of over half a
million of children. In these common
schools are engaged also large numbers
of the Sisters OF Charity and other
women belonging to other religious or
ders. There are forty-four regular or
ders for women in this country, with a
membership of about 10000 professed
nuns or sisters, besides novices and post
ulants or candidates for membership.
These ladies own and live in 600 con-
vents or religious houses, conduct over
400 academies, about $50 pay schools,
Ill asylums, and manage and nurse the
patients in 66 hospitals. This is be-
lleved, however, to be a very small esti-
mate. They form, moreover, by far the
largest number O. teachers in the free
parochia. or Catholic common schools
mentioned above. These, it will be re-
membered, draw no part of the common
school fund in any of the States, but
are supported by the voluntary contrib.
utions of Roman Catholics themselves.
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08
Experiments i'm Gas SuffocatiOp.

An interesting experiment has been
tried with the stove in the room In which
Mr.. Shattuck, of Providence, r. l., was
suffocated recently by coal gas. The
stove is a retort gas stove. Three
pigeons were used in the trial, which
began one hour after the gas had been
lighted in the stove. The thermometer
registered go degrees. One of the
birds was placed in an open cage sus-
pended from the ceiling so as to hang at
about the height of an ordinary-sized
mans face, and the others were dis
posed, one on the bed that had been &C.
cupied by Mr.. Shattuck, and its mate on
the floor. Eight minutes after being
incarcerated the pigeon in the cage al
the ceiling retired to the corner of its
cage, and made but slight movements.
When thirty minutes had elapsed this
bird was dead, while the birds on the
bed and on the floor evinced some un.
easiness. At the expiration of forty
minutes the bird on the bed became
motionless. The bird on the floor lived
five hours. 1t was then placed III the
cage, and expired in half an hour
Boston Herald.
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08
A Plan 70 Divide California,

Pacific coast politicians say that a
project will soon be agitated for divid-
ing California and making new State
out of the southern portion, together
with the western part of the Territory
of Arizona. The boundary line between
the old and the new State would run
directly eastward from Point Concep-
ton, aud the capital of the latter would
probably be Los Angeles. 1t is urged
in support of this project tnat the in
terests OF Southern California are sep
arate and diverse from those which CEN
ter as San Francisco aud Sacramento,
and that, as the southern section devel-
ops in population and wealth, as il will
rapidly do as soon as it has railroad
communication with the East, it will de-
mspd a distinct political existence
Washington Cor NetO York Tribune.
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08
FRANK LEsLrE's POPULAR MONTHLY

has taken rank as the largest. most liberally
illustrated, and cheapest family magazine of
general reading. Its pages are large, typog-
rsphy beautiful and clear. engr avings frst-
class, and its price is within the reach Of all
classes. We have in the February number
acceptable articles from the pens Of the
ablest writer's, including the following SUBJ
ject-, all fully Illustrated: "Euglish Interest
in the Eastern Question !" "Up the Nile =
"A Visit to Rotterdam "The Ladies' OF
Ancient Rome !" "How Glass is Made" Its
12s beautiful pages, 100 illustrations and able
contributions furnished for twenty cents, give
it the largest circulation of any monthly pub
lished in America Those of our readers who
reside at a distance from book stores and news
dealers will do well to send % so, the subecrip-
ton price, or twenty cents for single copy, to
FRANK LESLIE, 537 Pearl street, New York.
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08
Cut This Ont.

The Grand Central Hotel. Broadway, New
York, is in every respect . first-class hotel.
1t has few equals, no superiors. Every line Of
stages pass the door. II is easy walking dis
tsnce to principal stores and places Of amuse-
ment. The rooms are large. airy and elegantly
furnished the table and attendance all the
most fastidIous could desire. and last, but not
least, the prices have been reduced 10 $2.50
aud s3 per day.
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08
Old Reliable"

There are many reputed remedies for tina!
very prevalent disease, Chronic Nasal Cstarrh,
but none which have given general ratisfsc-
ton and become acknowledged standard prep
arations, except DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
1t continues TO enj j,y an unprecedented popu-
larity. This repu alton has boon earned throueh h
the permanent cures which IL has wrought,
having proved itself q Specific in the worst
forms Of the disease. Pierce's Pocket Memo.
randum Books are given away at drug stores.
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08

MANY people, particularly children,
suffer with the earache and for the benefit OF
such We give a sure but simple remedy. Put
in two or three drops Of Josnson's Anodyne
Linfnnsat, stop the ear with undreesed wool,
battle the feet in warm water before going TO
bed, and keep the head warm at night.
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08

CAPT. CHARLES SAGER, who keeps a
superb stock Of livery horses, in Portland Me-.
informed US recent that ne uses Sheridan $
CdUdi'y Condition Potoders regularly i'm his
stables, and that tue expense Is more than Of
set by the diminished amount of gram neces-
sary TO keep his horses always in good order
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08
An Extended Popularity.

Each year finds "BRowS's BRONCHIAL
TRooHEs in new localities in various parts OF
the world. For relieving Coughs, Gods and
Throat ID seases, the Troches have been proced
reliable. Obtain only "BEowNs BnoScHuAI
TRocHEs. and do not take any OF the worth
less limitations that may be offered. Sold
Erer,nrhere
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08

Is THERE ONE reader of this paper suf-
fering from rheumatism II so, write to
Helphenstine 4 Bentley, Druggists, Washing
ton, ID. O.. for a circular OF Dursng's Rheu-
matte Remedy. This medicine is taken in
ternally. and will positively cure any case OF
rheumatism on the face Of the green earth.
Price, one dollar a bottle.
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Jan. 3l.--The
Tripartite Commission assembled at noon in
the Supreme Court room and organized. Tho
special oath Of Office was administered 10 JUS
tice Clifford by Mr.. Middleton, the Ole,k OF
the Court, and Justice Clifford, who, by the
Electoral act il the presiding officer of the
commission. then administered the cath 10 the
other fourteen members. James III. Nc
Kenny was then appointed temporary Clerk
to the commission. A series of rules
for the government of the body, drawa u, by
Mr.. Edmunds were adopted. II was decided
that the sessions of the board should be pubiic /.
all discussions and cancellations between the
members OF the commission. however, TO be
held IN private. Speeches OF counss 81 were
limited TO two hours On the main question, and
fifteen minutes in interlocutory questions Tie
President of the commission was invested with
authority to regulate all arrangements affect
ing the attendance OF spectators.
THURSDAY, Feb. 1.-The commission met ss
o'clock p. m. in the roo m Of tie Supreme
Court, at the Capitol. Communication from
the two houses of Congress was received and
read. a. follows:
HsrL HOUSE, RErREsxxrAIrvEs Feb. l.
1S77-To the President of the Commission !:
More than one return or paper purport-
ing 10 be return certificate Of the
electoral votes of ths State OF Florida
having been received and this day opened Ia the
presence Of the 80 houses Of Congress and ohiec-
tons thereto having been made. said returns with
all accompanying papers aud also o. jections there
to, are herewith submitted to the tuygmPnt ana
decision of the commission, as provided by law
r. ". FERRy, President Of the Senate.
There was consider able di- -cussion 10 regard
to the propriety OF priotiDg tho objections
accompanying the relurns from Florida, and
The matter WAS finally postponed for
the time being. The presiding
Judge (1lifoTd) called for the Nantes
OF the Counsel who appear in the case on each
SIDE, and Mr. Field. foe the DemOcratp, and
tvsrts for the IL puDlicans, announced the
names of the attorneys ior their respective
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08

Why SUFFER from Cold in the head
DR.. ]. ii. McLsan's Catarrh Snuff soothes and
cures. Infsllble for Ca.arrh and any Sores in
the Nose. Trial boxes, SO cts, by mail. DIR.
J. III. McLean ST. Louis
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08

Down WITH HIGH PRICES
Scales, SEQ. All other sizes low. Send to
Chicago Scale Company for reduced price list.
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08

VIRGINIA has national banking cap
itsl of $3.50. 913. aud pays an internal
revenue of $7,343, 7S9. The six New
England State have national banking
capital of Sl60,5l7, ,266, and pay only
81. SIS, 554 revenue.
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08
A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN must be healthy

| and to continue healthy and beautiful you
| must take DIR. J. III. McLean's STRENGTHENING
Cordial and Blood Purifier. 1t imparts tone
aud fissh to the skin, strength. vigor and pure
blood. DIR. J. III. McLean's Office, 314 Cheet-
nut street. S.. Louis Mo.
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08

MEXICAN, FLORIDA and BI.ACKHAWK
War Soldiers and Widows write Col L. BINGHAM Co.
Attys for Claims Patents Land Titles. sshngton, c.
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08

VEGETABLE Pulmonary Balsam. the great New
England cure for coughs colds and consump-
ton. Cutler, Bros. & Co g, Bosto n. only genuine.
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08

COLLINS Voltaic Plasters are not a
quack nostrum, but a remedial agent OF great
value. Probably no investment Of Is conts in
medicine will be found to yield such grateful
relief from pain and suffering rs these pIa-ters
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08

PATENTEEs and Inventors should read ad-
vertisement of Edison Bros in another column.
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08

JOHN f. CHAMBERLAIN, the sporting mao,
whose gambling house is one of the most fire.
quenfed places in Long Branch. has gone into
bankruptcy. His liabilities are s215,0OO.
NEw YORK dispatch says hope is well nigh
abandoned OF the safety of the steamship
Colombo, now forty-six days overdue at this
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08
THE ELECTORAL TRIBUNAL.

lThe Court, as organized, consists Of the follow
ing officials:
JUSTICES or THs SUPREME coUKT.
Justice Clifford, OF Maine:
Justice Strong, Of Pennsylvania:
Justice Miller, of Iowa;
Justice Field, Of California:
Justice Bradley, Ct New Jersey,
sKSaTORs. REPRESENTATIVES,.
Edmunds OF Vermont: Hoar of Nassachuse tts
Morton, OF Indiana; Garfield, Of Ohio;
Frelinehuysen, of New Payne, OF onio;
Jersey; Hunton, of Virginia;
Bayard, of Delaware; Abbott of Massachr-
Thurman, of Ohio. setts
The following are the counsel employed: Re-
pubttedn-Wiliiam NJ. Eyarts and Il. W. Stoughton,
OF New York; Stanley Matthews and Samuel 3.
sheilabarger OF Ohio. Democratic Lyman Trufn-
bull, Of Illinois: Matt II. Carpenter Of wisconss,l
jeremiah \. Black, of Pennsylvania; Ashabei
Marshall County Republican., 1877-02-08

The President Thinks IL Can be Solved
Forthwith-His Message to Congress sug.
gesting Legislation to Bring About Specie
Payments.
The President last week sent to Congress
message upon the subject OF the resumption
Of specie payments. The following is the full
text of the document:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1877-03-14
NeSt6sf U AshtabuIa.

Pc diva mssfce vysctfovala po-
rota pffciny nestSstf M mosts
q Ashtabula, PIN ktersmx m $50
osob 0 zivot pfislo : kone1nx mi.
nult ttden podala svdj dsudek.
Usudek ten xaklkd& 80 na xes
vrnbnSm p&trinf = skoumAni ;
12dn& okolnost k neSt1sti - po-
tahujfcf nes6stala nevysstfena ;
svsdkovs, pfftomni on6 hrosnS
katastrof6 ; EnaIci mostu onoho ;
stavitel4 mostd sc vsech SAsti
SoustGti byli vysltchini . isudek
snf, h apff6ins sbofsnf mostu,
byly nedossatky chyby plinu
i provodonf mostn," . obvihui
spolsSnost, 10 pouse neopatrno
ST . nodostatku dohhdky sp6-
sobena TAX velk& strata m 1.-Two
tech lidsktch, jeIikoa opatrnl
proskoumknf mostu skuSersm
stavitslem bylo By mnsilo vdsti l
obisvenf nsdostatkn stavby. TAX
tsa vinJna jest spolsSnost > no
dbalosti, ze necinSny pokusy {
| ndusenf pozkru, kterSS - ' tros
kkch shal. To jest We Y pofkd
ku, WAX vstmne-:i . pax spoles
most tohoto obvinJniY I zs jso,
spoIeSnosti nssvJdomitS, Jest dkv
no snimou vSc( ! Iiditsle asi NJ
y tleA = b,ou1& ptvfaa - ~
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1877-03-14

Tu videti, 10 republikanska
vetsina pouxc techto p4u okre-
sieh, obnAsejfci pies 1000 xmsns.
ma demokratickou v9tsinu ptes
ttyry tisfcc. COZ jest rosdil o 5000
hlas6> Citacf vtbor nemohl sicc
"udsIati" vetsiny tam, kde nasi-
linn byly pfevrAceny; on nemohl
napraviti ccIou kfivda cd .bull.
dozr6" spichanou, vsak usinil to-
Ink co uciniti mohl xavrhnul vet
siny o ktorJch se pfesvedeil. ae
nAsiln9 . podvodns docfleny by
ly tax aspoh tisteens oeistil o.
sudf volebnf. A TO CO uSinil VI.
Dor, ucinil sAkonite, jehkoa saxon
kladl mu TO "a povinost. Nem6>
zeme pochopiti ktsrak jistS listy,
kter6 einf nAroky na pravdo-
miuvnost, mohou setrv&vatf '
klaminf svSch tten&fn, tvrdice IL
vtbor citacf jednal neprivns,
vsak samlcujice, ze jednaI tax q
die xakona jednati musil, jelikol
demokrat6 ve st&tu onom tax
ktiklav6ho beEpravi SO dopous,e-
Ii na volieich strany druhe-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1877-03-14
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tech Iidsktch, Il bid. do kterA TO
diny tam shynulteh upadly; 10
6skoss, Dol . fal tech. kteit phi
buEnsch svycv tam stfatili. Psali
10 sprkva drihy savinila aehsda
su, pakli lie ncbyla 10 pcaAA me-
odvratitelna nihosia, Jest sApotfs-
bi. aby sprAva drxAy dana hyia
lined krimin&lni ohaaloba .
= souxena iAkc kaidt jiny slossnes.
TEN, kdo neorasrno-s spciesncsfi
fivotem svsr. sapiAtiln nebade
tim arci spomciencs vsak neehf
po,restin, jsou vsnsci. neehf ID
80 pfiklHdn . uveds nesssdomi-
tsna monopolsm m pamss, se jet
jejich povinnosti seffisi iivot lid.
sky.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1877-03-14

Hayesc. Pakh 10 jim WAX ncjde
a medic o oprsvy, pakii jedint al
jejich byl lup, postavf 50 mu Y
odpor a nebudou hlasovati pro
potvrEeni navrfenych kabinct-
mich 6fadnfkn. v jednom padu,
v pkdu Shermana, se jill podobns
zachovalis
Ma kaady pad ale, tento prs nf
zApas, kter5 bshem administrace
Hayese a mob aspoh bshem roku
tohoto nebude prvfaf, okAte nam
jasna xfetelne, kdo jsou a kdo
neisou pfatel6 oprav.
Prave an dopisujsme tento elA-
mex pfich&sf sprivs, - scnit po-
tvrdiI sobotu vsechny kabinet.
nj dfadnfky tudii prvnf srA1ka
vypadla We prospsch HAyese q
"Opravy" (TiIden "Oprava'
jest jlz mody, you know.)