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THh'A SI RKK IhK 1 "8 HTA TKMKST.
On imyrn (1 mill "will K (mnul
M-llll-Hltlltinl ItlliltMlli'llV of II, II, I try,
iKmity lii-HmtiiT nf liiii(;liii I'tmnty.
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CVill'in'l (liHl lilt' VOilM' limtlo Mil iiiIh-
tnkii wIhmi thiy IciMotl Mr, ln-y to tin'
Iioiioi'hIiIo iiihI trust woii hy nihlloii nf
tivnmuiir nf llu iriHnltit enunly In the
stHto of Nilirnnk. In it In iniifhinlvo
eviili'iioo Unit, iiHhouuli thoro Im cry
nf hn nl tluu'M tli In yi'ar, tlio cIU.i'iim nro
In ImttiT Kluitti tiiutni'lully than thiy
were (Hit' year (,', or iImh tlicrc U win
elualvo GvluVnco that tin lri'umiiHr who
jirt'tH'tlod MrJtvy In olllco wiw lux In
hl I'lTortH to illNclmrgf) the diitioH of
hta ollloo by collootlnif tiixcN.
On tho llrwt day of Janunry, IStU,
Adam Snydor ri'jwirU'il tlioro wtw on
hand (tHiri, "41.87. IIIn donil-uniiiml
Htutcniont, ending Juno .'10, ISiM, bIiowh
ho had handlod ii:iH,.'Utl.;H of tlio
Hi)ilu'f money. II. 11. Iny n-iiortH
that tln'ro wan on hand January lat,
1NU2, 120,l(U.li:i, and hln winl-anmial
statvinont of Juno lit), 1W2, hIiowh that
he ban handli'd $7I,.1I I.17.
In ordur to mako It appi'iir morn
plain that tlio county Iihh a tiviiHinvr to
lw jiniud of lot uh ffcujtltu Into. Adam
Knytlur rt'iHirU'd lio had on hand
January Ut, 18iU, $ur.,7 11.87, ami this
following yt'iir II. II. lny tH-jxu-lt'iI ho
had on hand January ltd,, IHUI, 1 1 2i ,
101.113, iimklriyf u dllTi'roni'o In favor of
Adam Hnydor of 7"i,f.H7 HI. Tlio hoiiiI
tinnual utateiiioiit of Adam Snydor Jum
;io, iMui, tthiiws ho hHiidiod ;iH,nni,:o.
That of II. 11. Irey hIiows 72;l,:i 11.17
handli'd during Ihu hihiui it-rlod of tins
following (tho iirt'Mi'tit) year or an In-
crcawd I'olli'i'tlon of Hlli,f)7l.8l.
If Mr. Trey kom up thin ri'eord ho
will, during hU tiTin of olllco, eolloet
thn-o-ijiiarlorn of a million dollar mor
than wan colii'ftod hy hln jiri'di'd'Huor.
JiiHt how thlHchangi) can 1k accounted
for, tho tax-payi'M will hnvo to llguro
out for tlu'tUMi'lvi. That It has boon
wrought, tho flgurcH on pago nix and
wvon will provo. It Iiiih Iwon duo,
probably, mora to Me, J ivy's ooiiMtant
application to IhihIiiomh, and to tho
ofllclotit MorvlooH of tho doputlom and
clorki ho ban Hiirrounilod hlniHolf with
than to any other ono thing. Tlify
havi) Im-oii tlioro oarly and Into. Whl'o
It wan oiiHtoinary for Mr. Snydor to
work bin holp only alniut fight hour
per day, Mr. Iroy han noon bin mi'ti dig
into it from a. ni. until 9 and 11 p. in,
nvory day idnco ho took hold of tho
oflloo. Wa undorntiiinl ho Iiiih ankod
tho 1'onunlhMlonorn for inoro help, but
tho rotiiont Iiiim not Ih'oii grantt'il. Jt
woum to tin only iviiHimablo that tho
I'lunmlatilonnrM phould glvo Mr. Iny
this help ho unkH, for ho ban luindloil
more than ouo-fourtli inoro biiHlnosM
than wan hand led during thoKatuotlino
hint year, and with lon holp. That
thin h so doon not mako it right that
It should b oontlnuod, and wo think
an itiotoaiiu In bin foroo of employus
wtnild b6 a Iwnoflt to tho tax-payoi',
whimo lumlmmii Mr. licy Iiiim ho olllc
lontly and faithfully trannaotod.
PLACE THE 1ILAME.
Tho nnmlxr of tlio Aniorloan l'ro
ti.'ctivo KHHouIatlon might an woll look
mattorn nquaroly in tho face, Thoy
will bo hold ronpowdblo for tho dolay
In public Iriiprovomoiitu, udIokh work i
N'Jan and carrlod rapidly forward.
That Much holding would bo unjuat will
not climigo niattoi'H. Tho aimplo roanon
that jiooplo, an a rulo, fall to look bo
yond what apjH'ar on tho (turfaeo will
dullleoto explain why tho I Ionian will
raltto tho cry that tho dolay was caiwod
by thoHo members of tho city council
who nro also members of tho A. V, A.,
when, in reality, if tho council is to
blaino at all, such blame muwt cent.ro
Upon the I Ionian iiieinlxin of tho paving
and , curbing committees, whom we
have heard charged whether right
fully or wronglully with changing
and MibHtituting ordinances which have
cotno into their possession, so that
Hugh Murphy, John A. Creighton,
Con V, Gallagher and other Romans'
would get all tho work to bo let by tho
City; and, When their gamo was dis
covered, have boon sharp enough to
secure another stay in letting the con
tracts, !but in such a manner as to
always J .ave tho A. P. A. members of
the tW 11 in tho unenviable light of
obstnii lists.
The Wst scheiuo is to have the
i'h ui.' tf i vtr (i (, inj In OiimliH
Itsie mix I i i,i iic otijifiitin a to
ilti n li.tti.Hiiv ( allow dig our fi Ifiitln
( lumiii i fur i'ngn-Ki I list our
Neiiinliw roiiniy li it iitl Into ml-. il,
I O lllf OilMl IIIHI WflV a HHl
lny, io pb ml utility. A mnjoiity ol
the pfoplt- in tlie I'niii'il jstrttcii
i h but vvo Imiih' ihU w ill hot alwam
U' a fuel.
J hnt wo a iv in a iiiMriot micro a
limn b liii'ii"iii''l by a Ntaiuliird of
health, Is Into to a certain extent
That It should not !' so whom there
ant tbousaittls of hilmrlng men, mooliiur
los and inoivhnnts who live olT tin
two former oIhkms wo must all admit,
That certain men who synipiillilf
with Homo would oppose us liceauso we
are a bigot ami iin-Auierloan, wo have
no doubt.
That we are ready to cross swords
with any Homiui, or any sympathizer
who may wish tonrguoon the quest ions
of bigotry ami un-Ainerloanism, wo take
ploiwinv in slating at this time.
That we are not a candidate for con
gress, in the general acceptance of tho
term, and would not make a canvass
for tho nominal lun, might as well Ik)
understood now as later on.
Our friend aks us whether certain
men would not support soino man who
was loss out-spoken In his opposition
to Humanism sooner than support us
Wo presume some of them would.
There aro a few others who would not,
Our friend has truly stated tho case.
Wo "do not expect a (Homun) Catholic
vote,"
Ho, llko others In the state, seems to
fear opposition from Mr. Hosowatei
If Mr. Hosewator did not approve of
the nominee lie would certainly
oppose his election -whiaivor ho might
bo. lie is an Aiiferlean citl.en and has
a right to his opinion,
As to whether wo could afford to
accept a nomination for congress, wo
will say, from u llnauclal point of view
we could not; from a patriotic point of
view we could, While this is so, wo
would rather seo some good, staunch
American nominated for tho position
that to accept It, even if it were .ten
dered us, Wdlmvo no ambition, and
would rather bo an editor than a con
gressman, unless tho position wero to
coino unsolicited. ,
That our life has boon hn .humblo
ono, and that it may continue to bo so,
wo must admit, and do most earnestly
desire, so if our friends wonder why wo
aro not breaking our neck for a posi
tion, they have the explanation In tills
paragraph. Wo prefer our homo and
tho society of our friends much moro
than that of unsympathetic officeholders
and place hunters,
NO NEED OF PATRIOTS,
A largo meeting of Irish citizens was
held at FhiTriilil's hull vestoi'iluv
afternoon, for tho purjioso of organiz
ing another division of tho Ancient
Order of Hibernians. After initiating
a largo numls-r, the following officers
were chosen for tho balance of tho year:
President, John P. Sutton; .vice-presi
dent, Dr. Daniel D. O'CJorman: record-
lug secretary, Frederick 11. O Connor;
llnauclal secretary, John T. Donahue.
After Installation of officers, a vote of
thanks to the county delegates and
members of division 'No, 1, who olded
by their presence anil encouragement
tin
ia H(h (a MiSo l.l, in l ., (, ostir; 1liot l, Kil, Mr. H m j ' in Uxw M t;tttiiij;tei, ttmM
tisi.r, h rsnnot sit .i.l t i upp,.n i Hrn "I1- M ' !" soj U.o
siil
VVIirn t'Mi'lMitl iK-e-ioio piTiilrht,
do hnt wiio run fr..ni iho hiio
Himim la llie riilnars pshof, sod
pUivd liniiiin i'iii..ie at Ihs hrnil
el fVi'l V di iton of 0m liftecn llltitl-
!. ti A Iloi sn.t tun f!n hi' ,( ' ih br H"'n The i.p,.t
arolhoi ilnortils j niuinl Hmt i til- tm.ij, lirmt.V hull met lisp.
Iv cuiliSni? Miblio Poitrt,!,.!.,. n.l r. ,,M 'h''ieh h o Iki ii n fil'l,
ri.t i
letttliog In elrottl.i!l.,n Imhe Uste. 1 1 j r,, l" li llngl.w, sml a
know. Ihst ,,ur st.eei-. oul.l lend !. t,",thn,,,,.v " sldleo of I'mt.
nt I'mjhuivi In His ilt pailiin iit"!, and ,.n,M, Inmietiei'i Theii thi'to U ,",'M,' ' MinlefsUml n iniumitti o of
p tmiltetl nun w itlttitil atitlmi ity mnl Jm Thurston John I'. Cnwin K Hnlie wntiedtni tin nunngrr of
t. ii.tetl iurm .luiinL' the v. ar. Tim I K'" Hto niivtm isim i tliNs, rrmik K. M'toro. (i. M. llitelieiH'k mill " ,'i"'r! Hoifo, ami fi ichtetif.l him
im iiiK m of that an lnilon hiv Hoiosin '"; "P ! '"very nublio luiililing In otluTi who would umbsblv ui.i.n r',u1- I hope tln ir fpsr W III
Catholic firnt -milijei t in the lavm of Washington, to go Iw lc rach month mono n.snw hn Is not s prononnei'd ""l "'"peetfullv,
ii.eH.H. -ml eitli..io.uft.) a.M- p,i,. tlmmgh Ihein hd.I c.niii.su.l fvery L nntl Catholic as Voti. but wotil.l r.-
Illtrk tit f.1llll-illll.t 1. I ti.m l.l.l,..IPt dt I . .1 ( . .
' " " ""rr" " Muse in voio tor a man who is mi airum il ,-.t. i,.,..i.,.i t n... .
tha H iinsn catholic church, and If ho f,- tho world to know thai ho believe Order Cited A1.10. loan Moehanlo
or si.o ri iiHcu, nfivott.o yellow envoi-Mlt, U .man hierarchy is the greatest Uhould m.t Stophen Collins Saturday
opo sent 10 ihein. ran seo how onemy of his country. This is my way evening at .412 Sh-ely him.
unwortliy such n mail is of support." f looking tit tho situation, and while
This w.i.. publir-hod lu tho II iston yuu W(,uld Invo a strong support from ho Iron Crown.
kiiitrs. i.rlneos and trovernmenti,? Do Citizen, seen by several friends of tho oairiotto citizens, vou must not under. Huml Collaborator: Tho most famous
not all Human Catholics swear alleL'i- ex-president, and sent to him to bo ostimato voiir otmoiienu. Aimiliei- k,'llr" "'.die, says a church paiH-r, Is
aneo to the United stalos-to our llag- denied. In answer to Dm second re thinir for vou to look at is can vou nf. '" "Il'"n c,',nvn'" hieh was worship-
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WI1 II II mental reservation 111 litvor o muw I oil I lie e.uilr.i.l el.i.l Mh f ..... 1 ... . nn. 1.... 1 om uiiiiiuuii
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in unit n
one is ilgil,)o III lilt llil r-liip (Mil Hti
Irish IJottmii t'ntholio. who lots .
vltled the civil laws do not conflict with
llielawsof the chui-eh, where such a
thing luipiM iis cilleiishlp ilis s tint In
U rfere with their being jihI subjects
of ihe sih. lines not their canon law
U'lieh that the holy (y) father can an-
solve them from all oaths to heretical
1110 1HI K'.' tlll'V (I) tllll IMW I'llll ll'V ii ,111, u.pnln l lr U... I'l. .!... I I.. i . ,
. , - , ... Vw ,,.. i,i..,n a., mi- i uoarii irom you, your muiness was
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GlIAV (rAIII.ES, ltl'ZZAKIIS )
I!av, Mass. July, lsi2.
Hack, Kay. Duar Sir: I am
ashamed to yield to your re
(lllMHl. to llttllV SL lltnlttliwilll e,i uilltr un.l
Tllt.vr I, til, lllil..,i I ll.llllM.ll i,i,u In i.rlt.bl. "
..... .. ,,, . , . . . absurd on its fitco as the ono vou send
cal organization inculcates . in thoit'
minds that tho laws of tho church aro
Biijierior to tlio laws of tho land They Wm
are either traitors to the pope or else I nliiiuMt
they aro traitors to this government,
was made from the nulls
which wore driven throue-h Hie hnmls
paying moro than tlio office of con- Lf Jesus at tho time of tho crucifixion.
gressinun. In ono plaoo you aro your This celebrated relio is now in N'aplH
own master, in tho other you are the among the state jewels,
sl.ive of those who elect you. And
IllnI
your friends In Ncnmlm KN...Kt,i,- Mii.i,.,.d. ,,,,',1 ion,mi..iuBi..
mo. However, as this is the second
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Hbonl.l .e.n.imi...,. application i nave recoivetl on the
category thoy will fool most comfort
able.
Ono thing you
Whenever you hear of Roman Catho- 8fl, subject, I think It is best to end
lies organizing ono of their "bonovo- ln0 matter, as far as it is possible to
lent" associations, you can put it down do so, by branding tho statement in its
tluvtBlio has her dupes completely . in details, and in its spirit and intention,
hand, and if you do not want to bo ns unqualifiedly and absolutely false.
tusianeou you una bolter join an Amor- I KU0W Cardinal Gibbons, and know
can order. Of course you will boa lini to bo a good citi.en and first-rate
Wgot aknownothing.a fanatk'andun- AmorI (im, that kIndeM of
American but that is what all men are , ....
hwwiMtl niul 4r.l,iMnl !.. 1 i ! I - . . .
who think and act for themselves. If '"'"l""u ir'K'K
you do this you will show a spirit of in- col,lrasl with " "orco intolleraiiee
tolorenco, of religious hatred, and Hlul vicious malignity which disgrace
place yourself on record as beinir on- some who claim to bo I'roiostants. I
wliilo all
county would clorv in sceine vou '!;''''' V'' ll',.'oyiiiiIZt lliiliii.iit., l iiiiemi
" " ' i iiin-tiiiy III 4 I', M. Tom t Ix-i I- ifNlileiiee,
placed in congress, thoy do not think rf somii Kluhieeiuh hi reel, interineiit in
, ,,, f , Mount lltiM et'ineteiy.
it would bo adding any honor to your Ml. K'nn,lell M o., of ti.o i,,,.. u.w.n
career, ns an able, honest and fearless employes of tlio Union Pacific railway.
editor is nciu in tiigner esteem oy tlio with a host of friends who will sym
public than any office holder. puthizo with him and his estimable
Hut enough of this; and yet I cannot wife in their sad bereavement,
leave tho subject without wondering ii'ini.'VtTil
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wiuu buiiiu oi your it i it n 1 1 men in T i i ii i i , a
J " , V nf tn north sin when hi mwwl of
Omaha would think if they could go (1,.y lurulM)) ti.
uk tivuioj-viimuju.. ....) Jim Mf. Hns-unr.. ,.A will .v limn
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",U1 s,,u" y,,u- ll'u"g"'K. and niouev bv tradimr t ll,l,1wl'..
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iuuiuii, iiuui iiuusu io iiuu5b wiui youi M, 'my. x ojili Mlreet.
bucket oi milk, assisting a crippled,
union veteran who was honored and Sheriff's Sale.
loved by all who know him, and whom
lly virtue of 1111 miler i,f niiIh issued mil. nf
tun (iistriei. court roe Phiil'Iiih roiinlv. Ne-
llouerl l.o llliel-tv of eotiueiutwuo ViiiftilknoW 11 htinibm' of nwtnilmra tif llin
tj,.. rt..n ,.n it . '' ii In ti i- i i i , ,,' you wero pleased to call your father, braska. mnl in me iimmi. I will mi tho Kud
Hoinan Catholic can belong to those Catholic church who wero employed in ; , , ,,, , ... duv of AukomI. a. l. ihu::, m locVloek a. M,.ir
. . i woutttr wiuu wouiu nave ooeu tnoir simi ilny, nl, Hie kast front (lour of I ho
murderous gangs known as tho Mafia, the public service duilnc my adminls-
uiiui-iiu-guoi, woiuo waguires, Jesuits, tratlon, and I suppose there wero many
ci.c, uiui t tnu uioHb jiutrioiio Citizens j,n otnl)0,,(
viuui'i tiiu ei t"uutjiitii oi mis iivveru- . . , , , , . , ,
1 I 1 Bhollltl lilt lluhnmntl rf mi, 1m,.c.I.
lllenr rrliitr hiltr., u fnuiilltr fiw lu.lmvl - J
.. . . . . 1 tcl'llinlsni if thnait ibtrtliiriitlona rrnva
ono thing mm acting another; for plao- .
ing Prok'stants in a wronir light before Krounl! ' Yours very truly,
a community if thev ioin a tiinr.": UKOVBB CI.Kvei.anij,
order and of covering themselves and
their exclusive Roman organizations
with glory. If it Is bigotry to belong
iiiif'lioii the iiinneiiv (lewrllied In Mild order
of niiIh its fiilfows. tii-wit:
l.ol, mx Mi dI IiIim'k live (ft) of (Movnrdiile ad-
thoi.ghlt if they could have seen you jiV;j;,?iH ,"V...ir N..mika. ' Xt'S
wnori you began to learn your trade In
tha Advertiser office surely thoy
would not have said ho t will bo men
tioned as a possiblo candidate for
congress.
(Jll.lofl to the ell V ef Onilllni. ilitiiirhiu eniml
liile of Neliiii All it, Kiild in noil I v to lie sol
to satisfy HencdJet. Hall A ('niiiiiiitiy Hie niiiii
ft
HO FLAGS FLOATED.
A friend informs us that on Docora-
to an order composed of Protestants, tlon day and again on July 4, there
of mie tiiniNiiiid,'ilie hilinlreii ten Mini IM-IK)
(liilliiis itI.1 10. IMi linltf infill., with Interest
theretm fnini Mny ,11, sii; to siilUfv Hid
T i g .i ''iiiioui OHM iter rni mm v lie Wlllu .III , LW .
It seems you have not forgotten the hundred, fourteen ii wi-iki dollars i;;ii.sii)
ll-iilninrr vnn i-,iiii vnl oil,,.,,,,. i ,,. i, . Illl'll I . Willi llltt'l'l'Ml, (hereon frotll IHliy
training you received at home, ir you mUi lwli ,,, wl,Hfy .loim i hriMteie.eii tho
had VOU would not hn blessed with ."m "f ""'eo hundred, fourleen ami 4'i-M)
IIIIH yoil WOUIU not 00 WOSSUl Willi (ft.M ludninenl, Willi Interest
friends who would, nt every opportun- ihereon from May mil. isiu, until imid, nod
' .'il for v- hree and iH-HKI mm :, 1 1,, II, 1 1 iuihIh
how does a Roman who belontrs to an were no Hags to bo seen floating abovo em,,3HVor t() PUH'1 yu to th(,'ro,lt- y,1,!'' ''Vrri, V?:::::V..'iL '!Afi. 'l'..,Vl
nssoclatlon composed exclusively of Ft. Omaha. Inquiry was mado as to 1 ll'lV0 forgotten the days when you iieeoniinu i a. ludifmein, rendered hy the
Romans escape being a bigoty Think tlio reason, and tho answer was that Imro, nor havo I forgotten a letter May i. rm. A, l, ism, in ai-eriati't aeifli'ii then
of this! tho government was too poor to furnish Ron. John L. Carson, president of the I ! V l"'.T, '
I ' i ' wihiiiio; nan mill tllll tlin toll
flllfM lor Miif'h fcanlntiM An ft miinlinK h trni NiltlOlllU hLM k. fnvtt to Vfitl llillili'l (tllicf-. were (IcfcfitliiiilN.
THEIR CHOICE FOR GOVERNOR. t).h() mwn ln chttIW 1(lok toKolI10 which ho stated, "he 1. good to his t"""tl' N"h""1iW:NNr:TT.
niotner. Aim now, John, goodbye. snernror nouirias roumy, .Nehraska,
politically in the state of No- . " , ' . ' Mav sutenss alwavs atten.l vou. Your " "''"", auorney,
braska. We can elect Judge Crouimo ",or I'nu,ul WMU" Q1'"""""' ,',i . a'iZT
lly virtue of an order of sain Issued mil. of
lim
it ino it
easier than anv other man. Hv all
means tho reimbl leans should nominate inck uv. iviercer is out or ttio raeo
Judge Crounso. the friends of Crounso and Majors aro
T..i.ni ti l.. iitl it. . a.. I "
Mi , t .I, . " i I'wnijwiit iiih ii iini'i inn vi 1 1 iim nun n i
(in i hnlil unit urtll on 1 fi- I
Gives Them Warning.
Him iilMrlrt Cotirf foe IimicIiim ( ourily, Nc-
IiIKiu ly il nut In ion I hntiloM I iilll mi I lot il.lil
COIA'MllfS, Neb., July 20, 181)2.- day of 'AiikiisI, A. II. !!. ill 10 o'eloek, A. M
r.t. ...... . t i "i "in'l iin.y. in- lilt' r.nni iroiii, tniiir tn I nil
lOITOH AMKHICAN, Omillia. Neb., ('oumv ('out. House. In the t'liv of (In, nl, ii.
structed delegation for Judge Crounso. ., . . ,' ., , , fi- t-. ii..i,.. nti.,w l-ni,, ""iiKliis County, Nehraslot, sell at iiulille,
Tliiini n in, mi ,ni,niirlm twiwoon llM2 sentiment in freo trade Kngland vmr Sir. J lease allow mo a l.ttlo nuetlon the iiropeny iiescriiwd In said order .
Judge Crounso and tho other gentlemen 'n t w steadily drifting toward I""'o ' your valuable paper, a. I havo i", , ( , , , ,7, , i. "i-i'i 10 ! ii bloek numher two
who aro mentioned as candidates, ilo that of protection of homo industries, a few remarks to make. Vou remem- "'' 'r 'Iii.vih"s first addition to the town
is Domilar. has tho ability arid Is not . .. .. !' Valli-y, as surveyed, idatlei and reeordeil
t le.i to im., f,t,.t 1,11,- lu-n.ta oorasnori time ago an art c o ap- tiny or ihmikihn, ami main or Nu
tted to any (actions or Issues. A FRIFNn'S nilFTIDM! . h .. . .... 1 hraslta, losallsfv .lat'oh Morniison and llar-
s. A. MoWhortor i is.iievo .Judge poarou in your paper entitled, "What rison iieninKer iim sum of iwo hundred
ieoiiiist, In tint Iu.hI, uiiin vi iiuoitloiinil . ... .i..v....,in.i..i. .1,1,1.1 mi : ...t Iwenly-one and iii-imi ifiH.id)- dollars, with
... .. . Mssea witnaview or Preventing Uur J" inmaoi inisr reporung an i inieiv-i tiureou from the iirtttday of I 'ei.ru
,..,i,.,.., ,,.., ...in,. ,i , . i i ..i.ii... my. n,
ui, 1.UIH iii 1.1 v ri4 on mi out noiioei i
fol- 11 eat til lien on I Im ut ttt.i t leUnt n'tioeri
has is ion ono oblectlon urged- against MakinK a Mistake,
him, and that is that ho has been out ISitCnvNViu.rc, Neb., July 10. 18(12 In Platte Center. Your readers all tin
or politics ror several years, l consider i)onr Friend John: 1
nun ntc i, h point in iiih iiivor,
I), IMi' iinill tinlii: niul thin v-nlne
and 7;i-iie ilolliirs is.w.eii I'osts, wllli Inlerest,
(hereon from the llrsl day of i eliruary, A, II.
fsiti. toueiher Willi ai'eriilnif eosls neeordluK
notice bv thn doubtodlv rntiieinher the I'lri-iiniMliitwns t Judtfment. ri'mlered hylhe dlwlrlel court
. I . of said liiniuliiscounly, al Us I'l'liruary li't'iu,
io successful organization of tlio nevr
division, was unanimously passed, and
i no meeting adjourned to hiinday arter
noon, tho 24th lust., at HUH) o'clock.
Um'uln Cull.
And yet they don't need a patriotic
association in Lincoln! The Romans
down there don't take any Interest In
politics! They aro not aggressive as
thoy aro In Omaha and other cities!
They are tho most quiet, unpretentious
citizens of tho capital 1 They let tho
Protestants alone and tho Protestants
glvo them whatever latitude they do
slro. Really, there Is no need of any
organization llko tho American Pro
tective association! When they begin
to light the ProU'stants it will bo time
to organize, but wo aro not alarmists
down here, We don't believe, liceauso
a fi'w Roman Catholics are holding
official jMisitions, that tlio country is
going to wreck, that our liberties aro
In danger, or that they havo designs
against the public schools. Wo aro
pretty lilx-ral in our belief, and send
our children to Roman Catholic schools.
nd when tho sisters come around dur
ing tho month wo have a few cents in
change to help along their work of
charity. We think you are wrong in
your tight on the Roman Catholics. vVe
have never seen any signs tending to
show that they Intended to capture our
country or disrupt our school system.
That was about tho way several
ministers and business men talked to
us several months ago when we were
trying to organize an American associ
ation in Lincoln, and had it not been
VVT. N. Nitron ( 'ivinnuo Im inv e tiolee. pnpers that you aro being talked of for connected w th that iill'ulr. As It Is. A, n, s, in u remon act ion then ami them
. . . . . . . J. ' lieiitlliiif. wlitii'i, ti .hirolt Miii'lt.iiHtiti iniil lliir
, i.i ii i i . . i. ... . . iieiidlnif, wherein Jaeoii Morieiison and liar-
I thin t ho can be elected. He is a peo- congress. I need not toll you that it and ns I know tho party who wrote rison lleuliiwer were tilnlinlU's and cilfioti K
pie's man. I have known him a long ,,, ,,i. ,.,, ,.n,i t ti.i ..,. .i . , . i i t . , Mayan and others defendanls.
time and have always found him on the ffords your f. lends in tins part of the that article perfectly well, and know (,al,a, Nebraska, . J.iiy ?i.
right side of every question alTocting "tate, considerable pleasuro to know him to bo an honest, upright man. I Hm.riir of iionuihi'iCi, ! n..'i msUil
tho welfare of the people. Ho is an that you have, sinco leaving us a moro think, and so does the whole ooiiiiiiun. '"'""'"y- y '""I lUioraeys,
earnest, hardworking, painstaking man , . , , , ,, . . " rr- "
and nothing can Ixi trut 'fully said boy 'orged so rapidly to tho front, ity.thatif anything ever happened to Notice.
against him. We were pleased to seo you chosen a said party, as has been threateneil u L .."'i;.. t.'.., i V.I! . :." .'T... 'JJJI'li .'.'i ..V 'i Tii? iwr'
John Kiisll I li etltlrel yoilt.OI 1)01- ((,l.,IT,lin . ). lin,,,miilia ,..,. I ,.t ll..iin ,.ih- t, ii. ,.... i Arlhur K. Iliildwln. a lusllen of llin lie'aen of
Joiin unsii i iim entirei yout.or poi- ,0i,,gato t0 ti,0 Minneapolis conven- at Platte Center by the rowdies and Anhur v.. iniidwin, a jusiiee of im. t.eaei. of
Itlcs, but I Confess that I Still havo ail , , , , . . . Iioiiulas eounly, Nehraslia, Issued an order
interest In the welfare of tho retuibll- ,UIU we are rcjoiceu io seo your otners oi iiiih town, it will be made '"aenu t am toirnittnineni, , ,,, Nll
0 in party, und Is'canso of that interest name coupled with the office of con- hot for them. Ai I understand they costs in an aetion wherein dm i,i iineii Man-
1 would say that Judge Crou .so is not ,,,cal,ln i,,,, a I, i ,.i ,i. , , ..... '"i"'."y ulalniiir and .1, VV,
onlv tint itlponirest tiinn of Ihu throe ' """ mmio iucb- imto nuin nuni w mil iiiiuior oi nun ineiiiuiiis is (lereiiuaut, anil liiitt. property or
.'.i.:" I..." Itl,,., t wnm inW,,i I n. wlni.. 1I...1 . I. .... mm u.-reiiiiaiii. eons stimt .or. iiHiitey m inn
eiiiiuiueii null, ttin:ur ui oJ iiioni, - - .-.. j ... .D..,.w , .., ...... ,,u oti n, ,i, nt, posw.Hloli of the C llilahy raehlliK I tilnpiiny,
:ar-i,rs
Kai'ulsheil
men'h.le'stVte '"l hnvi eat'Xoeel dttng0r V'!ry ''lC' lh'lt yU '' l',,,tl Ct'nt,,r 'httt h' Wl" 1,0 Uimtl M"1 '" " "'""wldofl
Z in ItanlSom ,Ind Xlro ' his rUon oiu a poor poy f Are you not feathered and foneo-railtid out of the ZWJlWJffl! 'M'uU """ K"'",N
ability, but all those who. like mvself. in a district where wealth Is a man's countrv. NIco words, indeed, but 1. . said eausn ims iieen continued in iim oiii
v. ..... . ( ' ' '
navo uvea in reorasKa irom territorial
times down to tho present, acknowledge
tinv.i lived in N-eln-n-Utt reom teseitoeln ..u win .... ... . . . .. ,. . . , ' (lay or St-lil en. her, isw, at ti eloek II, in,
.... , , , - ... t ..... v . . . i ni r iv in iii ii. i.nr imh ninn in nwi i mvunir uriirn ntiipuiwuiu vis nt. nia amn u in . n v '; im
i - w
1 -III i IV.'. .A 1 L... M
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and appreciate tho service that Judge republican pany who truckle to Km- intention that way, thai they had Hy its Ally's, Saunders & Maernriainl.
Crounso has rendered in every jMisltion mimism turn upon yon, if your friends better look out for themselves, as I Notice to Non-Reiident Defendant.
th.it' v.,.1 t... fa tTw. moJt ,.v.it,i iviv.. f slccucu nominating you, and charge know tho man well enough to say that feiix x, Anstett will tako notice that on
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tho American citizen, freo from tho J'ou wim bigotry, Willi being un- If any attempt of that kind Is made i,i,iiniiir, nied iu,r heini,.n , ni., iiimiHc,
taint of knownothingism and bigotry. American, and will they not do all in somebody won't havo time t) mako his XTtu'u
.ludcrn Oounse is mv man. . . ... . ...... 7. ...... ' 11 ': 'l' 1 1 P '
. imr nnurur in hritifr ntii.il m ,I. I l,,a.,,,iil f I, a 1, ,,r.,,t., ,'r wiueii is 10 nroeurii II i voree rroui I lie MO 1)1
We copied the foregoing endorse-. . . . . . ... M"'"
l Til n T nil lift IWtliil in .1111111 lifit V VV t.ttn I It tn tun n (Hun A ninVbniiti n I nun w.. I'lll'ktM. t I ri'lull J'iiii.l I 1
IlientS from the JUC. lhey fairly , ' , .... . . . . .. and adullery. PlnliKllf nsks to hi, retoreil
represent the sentiments of that' por- jounwe among U10 0IU inends who cause tie exercises Ins guaranteed lo.er ;;;";:;;;;fj; ;ip
tlon of the republican party lead by "nvo watcheJ you from the very cradle, right of freo speech, is but a very or before the aiih day of aukusi, im,;,
John T. Clurko and Edward Rose water we would know what to expect, but cowardly ami un-Aniericiin act. As
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nuu iivu iiiuuiy gut logeuiur. u juun.n o. a otioo jtootouus vuiimy, ono., ... usiuy; nun piiynego, Notice to Non-Resident Defendant.
win, juugu ruuiiso is u Biroitg man, sttrrouuaeu oy limn 111 great learning, stays wiinin me limit or decency mid Wllllnm W, l.uiiiter will take notice that on
1 Iii woiilil iii'olMilil v not, lm ohitt.'t oimiilo nn.l .,r.tii :,.; u,l,,.u,. ....,, i ., 1 1 1 1 .... , 1. i. .... i. i 1... l,.t ,.1...... ti the ail li 1 1 ii v of A Hill, lsti;!, Viola I.uiiKer,
; - ; . , . v (."...o- i,,,,,, uul,oms,,u uv ,UIIU. luvy ,nIlt,ri ,.,, rn-r- t-t n in in u nistrtct
10 1110 A. x AS. li nominated. I intnterem urn statu wliln. Will th-.un knnur well t.ro.inrli ilmt I In, I U !.,, court of liouiilns emiuty. Nebraska, nun Inst
" """' said ilerenilant, the ohjeet and prayer of
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IHE pojw IS becoming Very solicitous . r" defendant on the irroitndsof exireiue cruelly,
fop tho w,.irr,i nf IViia piioiitd in of lute I" ""ouciiwo uiiuugii Biiuui luree oi iiuui nun m iiiuir laces IlilKO ineill iii'seriion ami failure 10 support.
ioi me wciinro oi tuts n. puunc oi lute. . . .. ,.,.. . . Vou are reiiulred to answer said petition
The dally paiiers quote him as saying character backed by the most Intrepid mad. Tho glorious stars and stripes on or Jjefore thoWh dav of Auifiisi, fw. '
some complimentary things. This is kind of courage? Will they not forget wave alike over all the inhabitants of T"'iiy Saunders Ii' StacVarhoId, heV att'y
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uirecuy in iinc wmu me aoeciuui in- winu juu nau ovcijvuiu iui pir un uiuuu mini, hiiu gunniuu'us pnvi poll HAI.K Thoroinrhlr'd Kmitiii'ky nikI
triiruoB of joHiiitwm and tho patriotic country's1 good, and that ruanv of vour loiros to its citizens as does no othr , Un.Vt.. i''.MI!;:i 'mym rnn li'itmiiy,
i " i
Address, Dr. II. (i.
(hn nl, a, Nehraska,
Wle
Wlthnell liliHk.
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people of the Lnlted States have friends passod sleepless nighta wonder- cjuntry. Uiterances such as have
icaineu to iook w 11.11 suspicion on suon nng whether you would be successful been made at Platte Center should not T AlioKKlts-Proieittiiniiahoreri, can lecure
advances. i . . i .. T . , , , , ,. . jli wors ny appiyuiK at tii so c
mivuut.t.s. n your nht Bgal,st Rotusnismy I fear be allowed. If a man goes too far and - -
' " 7 .". . .. il,-- ..ill ,. k.vttl,A .,..-,.. i. .t t,t.... .1. .l. ... ,(. , u .u J WAVi Kl-A rclliihle ynunn i.iiiii want
IT was rumored On Hie Street tnc l""J " " """6 '' ohji, oud hou iui ii, mm hi ff position as watchman or purler. Kxcel-
nth..r.lHv thai. om nrnminntit iiamn. i for the iu!iD whit f""rht their battle, law will nunish him. lent rereremv. Address, "L. o, M" this
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