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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25
The New law In Regard to Re.
gist.ation OF Deeds.

The new laws passed by the
last Legislature in regard 10 the
registration Of deeds is as fol-
lows:
Section 1. That section 1916,
subdivision l, Of the Code Of
North Carolina, be amended by
inserting after the word "coun.
ty," in the sth line Of said sub
division and before the word
swho" In said line, the follow
ing words, "or Of any other
county to this State, whether
said grantor, maker or subscrib-
ing witness resides therein or
not. /"
Sectiog, 2. That all deeds
heretofore acknowledged by the
grantor, maker or subscribing
witness before any clerk Of the
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25
stan,i Your Ground.

When you make up your mind
to take Hoods Sarsaparilla, do
not be induced to buy some other
preparation instead. Clerks
may claim that ''ours is as good
as Hoods and AL that, but the
peculiar merit Of Hoods Sar-
saparilla cannot be equalled.
Therefore have nothing to do
with substitutes and insist upon
having Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
best blood purifier and buildings
up medicine.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25
Taxing Incomes.

II Is believed that the late
legislature has so changed the
machinery act, that incomes
will be taxed after June LIST.
We copy from the Raleigh
Chronicle the law as il has
been, and the change made by
the last Legislature and the
Chronicles opinion Of the law.
That paper says:
Sec 5. On incomes and profits
derived from any property not
taxed during the year preceding
the first day Of June in each
year there shall be a tax Of one
per censum without exemption.
On incomes derived from
salaries or fees during the same
time there shall be q tax of one
half Of one per centum. The
tax paper, in returning his
salary or fees, shall be allowed
to deduct one thousand dollars
as necessary expenses for con-
Quoting his business or for sup
port of his family.
In the machinery act, section
IL, division s, which specifies
what property shall be given in,
we read:
The net income Of the party
the twelve months next proceed.
ing the first day Of June in the
current year with a statement
Of the source or sources from
which it is derived.
Now II may be that the pre-.
sent law simply means this:
That tax shall be paid only on
the net income, for example;
Al works for B and receives 500
O year. IL costs him 5000 70
support his familo, and his net
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25

bitH' and another cat was
brought forward but with same
result, though the last cat had
d wilder look, as much to say,
"lcan't do anything with that
rabbit" The men were getting
wits end. Joe's mouth it is
said looked set and stern; there
remained only one more chance
smoke 'em out, ''durn it,
and joe silently prepared the
rags, and with d little fire he
gazed for a moment in the di-
rection where the rabbit was
concealed. On the inside of
the house cou d be heard the
thrilling cry of the old lady and
children, Get 'em! Get emu
The smoke brought him, and as
the rabbit attempted to pass
Joe grasped it with a grippe that
went deep into its shoulders; the
little children shouted, and the
"joy that passeth understand.
stole into the mems faces.
"Gently, children, gently"
said Joe and the other man their
words brougnta hush to the lit
tie ones, for one glace at that
dead rabbit was enough TO con-
vince these two strong men and
two Thomas cats that a Durham
rabbit, though he had but a
little tail, got there just the
same.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25
The knowledge OF Horses.

When you talk about good
horse sense, we think we know
what you mean, but when you
talk about horse knowledge we
don't know what you mean.
Here is an example of the
knowledge of horses. Mr.. A s.
Darlington, who lives near
Hampton, this county, and who
is a lover Of fine horses, sold a
horse in this city several years
ago; the other day, while in the
city with his fine hores, he met
the horse that he sold, which is
being worked TO a dray, and
strange 70 say, both horses re-
cognized each other, and Mr..
Darlington says it was hard
70 seperate them.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25
lsought the saIlcge.

The Franklin Times of last
week says: Negotiations have
been going on for several days
in regard to the sale of the
Louisbvrg Female College prop
erty, which is known to be one
of the most valuable and favor
ably located buildings land
grounds) in the state. Mr..
Washington Duke, of Durham,
having been informed of the
property, came TO Louisburg on
Wednesday for the purpose of
inspecting it, and after getting
all the information he desired
in connection Herewith, made
an offer for the property, which
was accepted by the board of
town commissioners, at a meet
ing held on Wednesday night.
The papers have not yet passed,
but the Times is fully warranted
in saying that the trade will be
confirmed and that Mr.. Duke
will be the owner Of the whole
property, which under the act
Of the legislature, will be forever
used by him and his successors,
for educational purposes for the
white race.
The Times congratulates the
town upon having such a man
as Mr.. Duke the owner of the
college, as it means a gpeat deal
for this community, in more
ways than one, and this connec-
ton we desire to say that while
a number of the friends of this
college have interested them
selves In getting the property
in the hands of some person or
persons who were able TO make
Il what it ought TO be, no one
deserves more or as much credit
for the last negotiation as our
energetic and public-spirited
citizen, Mr.. j. j. Barrow. Like
nearly everything else he takes
hold Of, he went at IT with his
whole soul. In our next issue
we hope 70 be able TO give our
readers all the information they
want as TO the future plans Of
Mr.. Duke. in regard to the col
leRe.n
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25

Superior Court or of the Inferi-
or Criminal Court, or before a
notary public or justice of the
peace OF, a county within the
State wherein the land convey
ed did not lie and where said
granter, maker or subscribing
witness did not reside, shall he
and are hereby declared suffi-
GENTLY proven, and the registra-
ton of the said deeds shall be
good and valid in the law.
Section /. That the probate
and registration Of deeds, mort
cages and other instruments
requiring registration, to which
the clerks of the Superior court
are parties, and which have
been registered ON the order OF
such clerks on proof or acknow-
Judgement take before justices
of the peace prior to the LIST day
of January, 1891, be and the
same are hereby declared valid
and binding to all intents and
purposes, as if the same had
been taken before or ordered
by the proper clerk brother. pro-
per officers having jurisdiction
thereof.
Section 2. That all deeds
mortgages or other instruments
requiring registration to which
clerks of the Superior court are
parties, or in which the said
clerks are interested may be
proven or acknowledged and
the privy examination Of any
married woman, when neces-
sary, taken before any Judge
of the Superior court and the
said deed, mortgage or other in
strument ordered to be register
ed by such judge or justice in
like manner as it provided by
law, chapter 81, volume of the
code, for probates by clerks of
the Superiorcourt in other cases.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25

d. ! F. Al Iit y y.
income is 500, and he pays
tax only on 800. Under this
construction, the man whose in
come Is SIS, 900 and who spends
5000 yearly would ply no in
come tax. In other words, if
this is the proper construction
we have virtually abolished the
income tax. This would be a
great piece Of bad legislation as
we see it, but not near SO bad or
unjust as to make laborers and
others whose income is small
pay a tax upon incomes And
after all the revenue derived
from in;omes is not large
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25
A woman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
been m de and that by a Lady IN this
county. Disease fastened is clutch
o upon her and FIR seven years she
withUooi it seyerest tests, but her
Will organ we're undermined and
hetth seemed eminent. For three
months she cnughei incess lnt'y and
could not sleap. She bught Of - a
bottle uF d. KiDga New Disc var,
Tor Consumption anl vas stmnrt
relieved IN taking art disc that ~
slept all night anl with on. bo'f's
has been miraculonsly cured II i
name is Mrs. Luther bntz " Tn
write w. q. ii ums.ck Il ~. Of siel
by, n. C.--Get free IRA b,ttle n
Blacknalls & Sous.
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astonewalIp the BEST.

Ny friends have tested the
"Stonewall" guano for tobacco
and pronouce IL the best. II
has been tested in dozen of
States for years aud none can
beat it. Then why throw away
your money buying worthless or
Inferior goods when | can sell
your just what you want to
produce the best nice oily tobac-
co, which is now selling so
high. Act wisely and buy
"Stonewall' Guano from me.
w. Il. DARLINGTON,
. If Durham, N. q.
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Died.
Near Rialto, Chatham county,

Died.
Near Rialto, Chatham county,
Mr.. Anderson johnson on the
10th inst, 1891. He was q gal
liant soldier Of Co. |. 9Th N. c.,
Regiment and was severely
wounded IN the storming Of the
Cemetery Heights, at Gettys-
burg, on the night of July End,
1868. A rifle ball entered his
breast, passed through, and was
lodged against the shoulder
blade where il remained to the
day Of his death and probably
contributed to his death.
He was d member Of Mt. Pts
gah Baptist Church, for many
years. He leaves d widow and
several children to morn their
loss. One by one the old vet
Grams pass away. When will
the world witness again so gal
liant a number Of men!
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25
She Runs Away from q Young

Not many miles from Rogers
Store, a young mans cheek
went ashen not long ago. He
tell in love with a pretty lass;
and il is said lIe buckled to her
like q plough mule on its last
row Of corn; and yet, and yet,
lon, she was gone-she had
deserted him. On the night
that they were to be married,
he sent his best man for her, but
she had left him for another.
When his man returned he
nodded mutely, and pointed
with shaking finger in the direc-
ton she had gone; on receiving
this news the heart-br0ken
young man must have threw up
his arms in helpless anguish. OF
course she wished the fellow no
harm, but she meant and did
get married, and ne could do
same-if he can.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25
Court Dots.

&H'ttt DOSss
. Judge Boykin opened court
on Monday at | O'Clock, and
gave an interesting charge to
the Grand Jury. A few trivial
cases were disposed Of, when
Caroline Walden, a colored wo-
men, was brought to the bar
and arralngned for the murder
of her child. Messrs. Junius
Parker aad 4. L. Fuller were
assigned as counsel for the
prisoner. The case was set for
to-day at 10 "A. M, and special
yenirc of twenty-five was or
dereu returnable at that time.
There is but little ON the
criminal docket, and that little
is composed of trivial cases,
which speaks well for the good
order Of Durham county.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25

forItch, Mango, and Scratches On
human Or ANIMALS CURED " 30 tniuu
les BY woolford's SANITARY Lotion.
This never fails. Sold BY
N. M. JOHNSON Il Co., Druggist
Durham, N Y
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25

A delicate child is more sub
ject to worms than a. healthy
one, as in the economy of mature
one animal is made TO subsist
upon another, and the weaker
goes down. At the first indica-
ton of worms administer
Shriner's Indian Vermifuge,
the intallible remedy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.
.stnne wall tinano..

Nt7fIF " HfF Nfft"tfVs -"
w. 7. Darlington will again
sell the famous Stonwall Cuano
which has given such universal
satisfaction wherever it has
been used. He can furnish this
in any quantities desired. 1t is
the leading and best tobacco
ferti izer on the market. Call
on w. T. Darlington, Durham,
N. g. tf.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25
Direct Tax paid After the
War on Iand-..I366.6Z.

Send your receipt for this tax
to James B. Mason, Attorney at
Law, Chapel Hill. N. O., and he
will collect the same for FIVE
CENTS on the Duis.r. If receipt
has been losseI. sent the facts
to him. in-25-it.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25

Free Samples of DIR. Miles
Restorative Neryine at Yearbys
cures Headache, nervousness,
sleeplessness, neuralgia, fits,
nervous debility, sexual weak
ness, poor memory, etc. A new
and remarkable discovery. Or
address the DR.. Miles Medical
Co., Elkhart, Ind.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25
Public SPEAKING.
ben. TEKIsELL, THE AL
LiANCE ORATOR,

OfTe1gs, Viii Address the Peo-
pie as Follows:
Durham, Friday and Saturday,
April 3rd, and 4th.
iIilisboro, Monday, April 9Th
Roxboro, Tuesday, /" 18th
Oxford, Wednesday, ,8th
Louisburg, Thursday, 9th
Hollands Alliance, Wake coun
ty,. Saturday, April 18th.
Smithfeld, Monday, !. 18th
Pittsboro, Wednesday" 10Th
Speaking will begin at II
O'Clock, "A. NJ
All the people are cordially
invited to attend the lectures of
this distinguished gentleman.
ELIAS CARR,
President N G + s. A,
Z. G BEDDINGFIELD.
Secretary N G. Il s A.
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N0nrH CARoLIsA, SUPERIOR CorET.
DuRHkM CouSTT.
Lulu BRYAN,
VS..
JAMES BRYAN .
To JK.fpS RpvAN. ID
svrrnloR cornr.

You are hereby commanded
to appear at the Office of the
clerk of the superior court, of
Durham county, on the 18th
Monday after the 1st Mon
day of March, 1891, it being the
first day Of June 1891, and an
swer or demur TO the complaint
filed by the plaintiff. The pur-
pose of this action is to obtain a
divorce from the bonds Of mat
rimony. This March 18th 1891:
G. b. GREEN, G. S. G.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25

un this or ans ,abPt mafsrt.
rns- Don't fai tnn bel
buying elsewhere
a4ug sss
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25

Hoods Sarsaparilla is on the
food tide of popularity, which
position it has reached by its
own intrinsic, undoubted merit.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25

Ests - - =. ~
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
,nly remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable v tie stomach, prompt in
its actin and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qtlsf commend it
to all and have MAJ IL the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of FIGS is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have It on hand will pro
cure it prom't for any one VII,
wishes to try IL Do not accept an..
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP CO.
SAY FRANCISCO. ciL.
LOUISVILLE, ~ NEW roRk, ~
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25

so call and W. MURRAY the Leader in this line He
supply with the following makes in fancy Ebonzed
(,tspS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-16

rot oboiga p1ci, zgrzybiafych s}uzebnych roz-
bitk6w (Apol. II. 39). Oto, W jaki spos6b
zwolna tworzy}a sic ia ojcowizna kt6rej Ko-
sci6} sw. strzeg} zawsze z religijnem poszano-
nowaniem, jako w}asnego dobra rodziny bic
dnych. Go wiecej zapewni} on pomoc nieszcze-
sliwym, oszczedzajac i'm upokorzenia przez wy
ciaganie d}oni zebraczej, gdyz ia wsp6lna ma
tka bogatych ubogich, korzystajac przedzi-
wnych objaw6w mi}osierdzia, kt6re wzbudzi}a,
za}ozy}a towarzystwa relgijne i mn6stwo in
nych pozytecznych instytucyj, kt6re mia}y niesc
pomoc niedoi wszelkiego rodzaiu. Istnieje
dzisiaj bez watpienia pewna liczba lCdzi, kt6-
rzy jako wierne echo dawniejszych pogan, ma
wet z tel cudownej mi}osci chrzescjafskiej
czynia sobie bro1 przeciwko Koscio}owi sw.;
"a pomoca ustaw swieckich ustanowiono do
broczynnosc, majaca zastapic mi}osierdzie
chrzescija1skie, tego mi}osierdzia atoli, kt6re
sic poswieca ca1kowicie bez pobocznych my.
sli s}uzeniu blizniego, ME MONA zastapicza-
dnym przemyslem ludzkim. Kosci6} sam po-
siada te w}adze, poniewaz czerpie sic MIA jedy-
ME Najs}odszem Sercu Jezusa Chrystusa
oddala sic cd Chrystusa Pana ten, co sic odda-
la cd Jego Koscio}a.
Niewatpliwa wszelako jest rzecza, re ably
osiegnac upragniony rezultat, potrzeba uzyc
srodk6w ludzkich. Wszyscy wiec, kt6rych ia
sprawa dotyczy, powinni zmierzac do jednego
celu pracowac wspolnie kazdy swoim "a.
kresie Jest to niejako obrazem OpatrznoSci,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-16

rzadzacej swiatem, widzimy bowiem zwykle,
ze fakta wypadki, kt6re zaleza cd r6znych
przyczyn, Sc wynikiem wsp6lnego dzia}ania.
Jakiegoz tedy udzia}u i jakich srodk6w
many prawo spodziewa6 sic cd pa6stwa? Po-
wiedzmy naprz6d ME rozumiemy tutaj tego lub
owego rzadu, ustanowionego tego lub owe
go narodu W szczeg6lnosci, lecz wszelki Rad,
kt6ry odpowiada zasadom naturalnego rozsad-
ku j. nauk boskich, nauk, kt6re objasnilismy
sami, mianowicie naszych encyklikach
konstytucyi chrzescijadskiej spo}ecze6stw.
Cd rzadzacych wymaga sic przyczyniania
sic do utrzymania porzadku og6lnego, kt6ry
polega ma praktycznem urzadzeniu ustaw in
stytucyj; chcemy przez to powiedziec re po-
winni oni postepowac W ten spos6b, Hby or.
ganizacyi samej rzad6w spo}ecze6stwa wyp}y-
wa1a sama siebie bez trudnosci pomyslnosc
tax publiczna jak prywatna.
Takiem jest istotnie zadanie swieckiej ma
drosci obowiazek tych wszystkich, co rzadza.
Co narodowi daje dobrobyt, to czyste obyczaje,
rodzina utworzona ma podstawie porzadkui
moralnosci, wykonywanie przepis6w relgii
sprawiedliwosci, umiarkowane opodatkowanie
i sprawiedliwe 1o2ozenie ciezar6w publicznych,
postep przemys}u i handlu, rolnictwo kwitna-
ce inne zywioly tego rodzaju: wszystko, cze-
90 ME MONA udoskonalic bez r6wnoczesnego
polepszenia zycia dobrobytu obywateI Tax
samo vice; iak wszelkSimi Srodkami pa6stwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-16
ENCYKLIKA
Jego SWAT. Papieza Leona XIII.
KWESTYI SOCYALNEJ.
B6rno, 10 czerwc,
(Ciag dalszy).

Kosci6i sw opr6cz tego przyczynia sic
bezposrednio do szczescia klas uposledzonych
przez zak}adanie utrzymywane instytucyj,
kt6re uwaza "a odpowiednie do usuniecia ich
niedoG, nawet tax g6rowa} W spe}nianiu te-
90 rodzaju dobrodziejstw re w}asni jego wro-
gowie ME szczedzili mu pochwalw tym wzgle-
die.
W pierwszych chrzescianach taxa panowa-
la potega wzajemnej mi}osci, re nierzadko WI
dziec by3o MONA, jaE najbogatsi ogofacall sic
swych dostatk6w ma korzysG biednych To
tez nieznana byla nedza wsr6d mich (Dzieje a
post " 34), aposto}owie powierzyl dyako-
nom kt6rych ustanowiono osobno W tym celu,
rozdzielanie ja}muzny codziennie, sam sw'
Pawe}, jakkolwiek zajety troska wszystkle
koscio}y, ME waha1 sic przedsiewzis6 icznych
podr6zy, ably osobiscie niesG pomoc chrzeSclJa-
nom bedaeym potrzebie. lego rodzaju po-
mocy udzielali wierni na kazdem SVEN zgro-
madzeniu: Tertulian nazywa te wsparcia dara-
mi milosci poniewaz uzywano ich ma utrzymy
wanie j grzebanie os6b biednych, uboglch Sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-16
Telegramy KmjoHe.
Nieszczescie ma kolei ulicznej.

Nieszczescie ma kolei ulicznej.
Pueblo, Coz., I5. czerwca.
Ma kolei ulicznej Mesa Hill
wydarzy}c sic wczoraj wieczo.
rem nieszczescie. U skretu,
kt6ry znajduje sic w}a5nie ma
miejscu spadzistem, woz kolei
elektrycznej wyskoczy} ze SYN
i przebiwszy sciaue pewnej
stajni wpad} do budynku. :
Tylko niekt6rzy podrozni mieli
czas zeskoczyc, inni dose ciez-
ko zostali uszkodzeni, a miedzy
innymi Rev. Rankin, psnna
Robert, w. G.. Roller i male
dziecie pana W. A. King.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-16

DO kto ME utraci} krewnego,
strach zpewnoscia przyjaciela
lub znajomego.
Ksieza, lekarze, zo1nierze i
straz pozarna udali sic na
miejsce wypadku. zo}nierze i
straz pozarna zajmuja sic upo-
rzadkowaniem zwalisk, wydo.
bywaniem trup6w dostawia-
MEM rannych do szpitali i do
ich prywatnych pomieszka1.
Okolica zawalonego mostu
wyglada jak pobojowisko.
Woda porwa4a wiele trup6w
ze soba i potrwa dni kilka; "a
MIN zo}nierze zdo}aja uko6czye
swoje prace.
Basy5ea, 10 czerwca.
Wiadomosci nadesz}e Z
Moenchenstein stwierdzaja
fakt, re most za1ama} sic pod
ciezarem dw6ch lokomotyw
Pierwsza lokomotywa juz pra-
vie przejecha}a, ale cofne}a ia
druga lokomotywa i wszystko
rune1o do rzeki. Pie6 .wago-
now osobowych wpad}o do
wodvy, tworzac kupe gruz6w.
Ma tenn miejscu rzeka jest
tylko 4 stopy g}eboka. Wszyst-
kie osoby, kt6re utraci1y zycie
zosta}y formalnie zgni1clone.
Skoro straz pozarna l oddzlaf
zo}nierzy przybyli z Bazylei,
zaczeto poszukiwac trup6w.
Najpierw wydobyto II trup6w
lezacych obok siebie / z}ozono
ie W sasiednim ogrodzie owo-
cowym. Gaia noe przepedzo-
no mad rzeka wyd"bywajac
trupyir ratujac rannych. Wick.
sza Geese trup6w by}a strasznie
pokaleczona,
Jeden I podr6znych cierpia}
okropnie. Znaleziono go mie-
dzy szczatkami zgnieclonego
pociagu, ME mogli go jednak
wydobyc, bo nogi jego az po
kolana ugrzez}y mocno miedzy
pociagami. Doktorzy byi
zmuszeni odciaG mu nogi =
ale podczas operacyi wyziona}
nieszczesliwy ducha. iowa
rzystwo kolejowe Jura Sim
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-16

moze STAG sic uzytecznem innym klasom, tax
tez moze ono wielce polepszyc los klas pracu-
jacych to W ca}ej pe}ni swego prawa, ME po.
trzebujac lekac sic zarzutu wtracania sic; ma
mocy bowiem swego przeznaczenia pa6stwo po-
winno s}uzyc interesowi wsp6lnemu. Jasna
jest rzecza, ze i'm wiecej mnozyc sic beda ko-
rzysci wynikajace tego dzia}ania porzaku O.
g6lnego, TEN mniej potrzeba bedze ucieka5 sic
do innych sposob6w, ably zaradzit niedoli ro'
botnik6w.
Oto'inny jeszcze wzglad dotyczacy nasze-
go przedmiotu jeszcze blizej. Prawo zewne-
trzne wszelkiego spo}eczedstwa jest jedno i
jest wsp6lne dla wszystkich jego cz}onk6w tax
wielkich, jak ma}ych Biedni tel samej przy-
czyny co bogaci So obywateiami prawa przy-
rodzonego, t. j. istotnemi czastkami, jakch
sic sk}ada cia}o Gale narodu, a nawet So oni Ii
czniejszymi we wszystkch miastach. Jak wiec
nierozsadnem by}oby troszczyc sic jedne k)a-
SO obywateli, zaniedbywaG druga, tax jasna
jest rzecza, ze w}adza publiczLa powinna takae
przedsiewziac odpowiednie srodki, by strzedz
interes6w klasy robotniczej. Jezeli tego ME
uczyni gwa}ci najprostsza zasade sprawiedliwo-
Sci, kt6ra zada, ably oddac kazdemu, co mu sic
nalezy.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
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