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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-12-03

The false shame which fears to be-
detected In honest manual employment;
which skrinks from exposing to the
world necessary and honorable econ
omy which bushes more deeply for a
shabby attire than for a mean action,
and which breads the sneer of the
world more than the upbraiding of
conscience-this false shame will prove
the ruin of every one who suffers it to
influence his thoughts and life.
The night has a thousand eyes,
And the day but one,
Yet the light Of the bright world dies
With the dying sun.
The mind has thousand eyes,
And the heart but one,
Yet the light of whole life dies
When love is done.
AMERICA has been invited TO place
memorial window in the chancel of the
Church of Stratford-upon-A Avon, i'm
mediately adjoining Shakspeare's mon
ument. 1t is proposed that it shall IL
lustrate the "Seven Ages of Man., by
incidents from Holy Scripture, thus:
The Infant, by "Moses discovered III
the ark of bulrushes;" the Boy, by
"Samnel presented before Eli the
Lover, by "Jacob meeting Rachel at
the well;" the Warrior, by Joshua
leading the hosts of Israel against their
enemies :" the Judge, by Deborah
Judging Israel under the palm tree :"
the Old Man, by abraham when the
birth of Isaac is foretold by the three
angels" the Very Old Man, by Isaac
blessing Jacob"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-12-03

poured down on the face of the injured
man, and slowly, as if the radiance
itself had awakened him, he opened
his eyes, and looked dreamily about
him.
The surgeon heard sigh that was
half sob close behind him, and
looked up to see that the sudden light
came from Kate and her lantern, but
just then the questioning eyes of the
wounded conductor fell upon her face,
and he exclaimed, family but earnestly:
81 knew it was you There was
hardly room to stop the train in, but
we'd have all gone to pieces if it hadn' t
been for you and your light. You've
saved them ali. God bless you!"
And SO Katie Crowninshield sud-
denly found herself heroine, with a
swarm of grateful people about her,
very much to her discomfort. They
would have made her present if she
would have allowed them, but the only
really welcome words she heard from
any one were those of the surgeon:
what, killed! A man like him I?
Nonsense he'll carry his arm in a
sling for month or so, but he'll be up
again in fortnight"
Of course, no time was lost in re-
pairing the track and in forwarding
the passengers, and few hours only
saw the old farm house as quiet and
peaceful-looking as ever Even the
surgeon had done his work and gone.
The engine lay battered and helpless
among the boulders where it had
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-20
Marshall County Bible Society
It's Condition and Wants,

At meeting of the friends ofthe Bible
cause, on the evening of the 10Th inst, it
was determined to reorganize the Mar
shall County Bible Society, whose friends
had become discouraged, and for which
nothing had been accomplished for two
years past.
According to public notice, Union 81
BILE meeting was held in the NJ. E. Church.
on Sabbath evening the 10Th inst. After
appropriate religious exercises, the Mar
shall County Bible Society was reorgan-
lied by the election Of the following
named persons as its officers, WV.
Kelly Pres. Rev. j. L. Boyd, Rev. A.
Taylor, Rev. S. j. Yundt, Vice Pres,
II. Hervey, Secretary, Geo. w. Duke,
Treas. and Depos, j W. Cleavland, DR..
VIM. Jacoby, H. R. Pershins and John
Hoham, Board of Managers. After this,
stirring addresses were made by Rev. H.
H. Benson, State Agent, Rev. A. Taylor,
and Rev. ]. L. Boyd, showing thu need
OF Bible work, and The success Of such
lahors.
A subscription was then made for the
Bible cause, amounting to S1O,1s. In a
canvass made on Monday, the cash raised
for the cause was increased to $50, 80.
1t is the intention to keep constantly
on hand at the store of G. W. Dukes De-
pository of Marshall County Bible Socie-
ty, good supply of different sizes and
styles of binding of Bibles and Tesla
ments in the English ard German Ian
guages. Then all the county who wish,
can supply themselves at the same price
they would pay at the Bible House il.
New York, and where those III able to
purchase, can secure the same without
money and without price. May we not
hope that all good citizens will now be-
stir themselves in Bible work, which is so
init mately connected with the political
and moral welfare of a nation. Con-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-20

Mrs: D.. E. Snyder, OF Marshall County
-Asy tim, was badly hurt on Tuesday last,
oy one of the inmates, whose name is
Charles Clidence. Mr.. Clidence having a
ticket in a lottery, which he supposed
would have drawn $4,000, became indie
pendent and contrary. The Superinten-
dent sent the yourg man to work, and
when in fit of passion, he at once pro-
ceeded to the house and said: 81 will have
revenge" Picking up spade he used it
violently over the head of Mrs Snyder,
caus ing severe wounds; but she is fast re-
covering
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-20

THE NEW JUDGE.-It was confidently
expected that Hon. H. Corbin, of Ply
mouth, would be appointed Judge of the
new circuit composed of Marshall, Kos
ciusko and Fulton; but news reached US
Tuesday morning that Van Long of War
saw was the favored man. An old bald
headed citizen who knows nearly every
thing says that Gov. Hendricks appoint
ed Long to promote the cause of temper
ance. He says that law was passed last
winter which makes it a penalty of for
1eiture of office to any officer who gets
drunk. How can this apply to this APP
pointment9 There is conundrum in
it that we shall not attempt to solve.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-20

in an assemblage than all the real knowl.
edge that could be concentrated ina dozen
heads.
Hyou have nothing to,say, look as wise
as an owl, and ten to one you will be "a
ted solomon of wisdom. isa
Finally ard lastly, and so forthly. II
you have no very loud and unmistakable
cali to preach, for goodness-sakes-
alive do not pick your ears, and put on a
pair OF ear trumpets to catch am magma.
ry call" and attempt what will bring
you'to certain ridicule and the great work
of genuine religion of Christ into con-
tempt by your signal failure.
Is every man cannot preach" any more
true than every woman cannot build a
ire, tries she ever so hard?
Yours piously, but hypocritically,
BOLIVAR.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-20

Z. 0. Myers, Of the Kendallvi1le Stand
ard thinks that $500 is not too much
salary for member of Congress, consid-
ering the damage 1t may be to his buis-
ness land he might have added, reputa
ton) at home Living is expensive in
Washington City but not necessarily so.
1T should not require much more to feed
the average Congressman than it does an
editor or first class clerk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-20
MANHOOD REST0RED!!!

Dr. Velpau's Elixir of Youth-the great zestorcr
OF youthful vigor-a positive cure for Nervous De-
6llity, lmpotency, Spermattorrohea, Lownese of
Spirits, NJ Misunderstanding either from excessive
indulgence over study, or any cause whszepe,.
- certain remedy for weakness Arising from
ezeeeses, or early indiscretion. Clergymen, Law
yers, Students and all who follow sedenta1y oecu-
petons, whose brain or nervous system are oven
worked; the lstless enervated youth, whose vice
and he aged devotee of sensual pleasure Nin expe-
FlenCs immediate relief, and perrranenE cure will
surely follow the use of the ELIXIR OF YoarH
Hundreds of letters from those who have been
saved from Consumption, Insanity, or Death and
restored to Health, Happiness and Manhood could
pc gwen, We're 1t not for the dehcacy of the subject
Price, ST. per bottle. Six bottiss, $500. Sent
to any part of the Country, securely sealed from OBJ
servatlon, on receipt OF price. Ali letters saesdly
confidential. Address all orders to
HOOPER 81 CO., P. o. Box 2451
Philadelphia, Pa. y13-sIe-lx.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-20
Puh1io Sale

VI E Undersigned Will offer at public sale, at
Il her residence, and half miles east of
Argos, on Friday, April 18th, 1 S73 the fol-
lowing personal property to-wit:-Horses Cattle
hogs, two horse wagons, 2 sets of harness, 1 pair
OF bob-seds. horse hay rake, roller, wheat drill,
clover huler tanning MILL cane mill, l cider
miil, carpenters tools, and all kinds of farming
implements, household and kitchen furniture.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of twelve months
VIII be given on all sums over So, by the purchaser
giving his note with approved security; if not paid
wnen due ten per cent interest from date will be
charged. All sums under s., cash in hsnd
marZo-2W. MRS. LUCY BROWN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-20

for officers salaries for the current year
amounting in the aggregate to $3.50; a
contrast between that and $3.50 for the
same services last year. These gentle
men seem to have something in view, be-
sides "feathering their own nests" and if
retained in office another term our corpor-
alton will be out of debt 'Well done We
good and faithful servants, B.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-20
Bourbon Items.
BOURBON, March 18th, 1873.

BOURBON, March 18th, 1873.
DEAR REPUBLICAN,
We, 1.-THE people" of this city, are as
religious and contented as of yore, with
naught to vex or make US afraid Our
consciences are clear and our hearts as free
of guile as any can well boast of, and the
goose of the masculine gender is suspend
ed higher than some the late National
Banks, once so popular with the people.
But little of general interest is occur
ring with us at present, and still less of 10
cal Importance has transpired in our
midst for the last few days.
The excitement in regard to the recent
Inauguration has nearly subsidized, and tn
talk ofour entire community is in regard to
the increase of salaries of Federal officials,
and the effects which will he likely to oc-
cur on politics from this action of the
servants of the people.
The Colfax ovation at South Bend, has
oeen supplemented by another, by the
constituents of Oaks Ames, endorsing his
actions as pure and patriotic.
Now let the great ''King of Spades" be
prosecuted by Colfax for forgery, black
and malicious, and let the whole world
know how pure is one and sinned against,
how false the other and full of corruption
as the evil one could desire. Let the gull
ty be brought to speedy justice, without
fear or favor, and our Rupublic be vindi.
Gated from the reproach the action of
Congress has cast upon its fair name BY
refusing to expel the corrupt among its
members. Could it be that none were suf-
ficiently innocent to cast the first stone
at those pro0ea, guilty.
Some of our prominent citizens have
been unanimously elected shornery mem
bers" of some local .society-among 9TH
ers, Col. l. Mattingly, of the Mirror. 1--WE
notice by the last issue of that paper J
Good! We always believed he was de-
serving of that title but did not believe
any society or individual, would dare to
call things by their appropriate names
right out In meeting.
It will soon be time to pick geese, and
shear sheep. te
A prison is the best thing for fellow.
The streets of our city are badly In need
ofa thorough cleansing. Who is to do it ?
Added eggs, (highly perfimed) are not
overly cheap at twenty-five cents perdoz-
en-, even if sold by christian, and they
are not overly wholesome for regular
grub, no matter who says to the contrary
Look out fora marriage in high life,
next week. if nothing occurs to prevent
present regulations.
Every tub should stand on its own
bottom" once was accepted as good scrip.
ture; but we have one skeptic here who
denies this in toto. All me, ah, mel
''Look out for wolves in sleeps cloth
ing Always lock the stable after the
horse is stolen.
"Parso4 Poe" was in our city, and his
influence for piety every one knows is
proverbial; this must be the excuse for
our religious reflections, and sanctimoni-
Gus appearance on this occasion-ehg
Look wise and say nothing. often max es,
man pass for greater per cent. aBeYe
mis- real value, than "Credit Nobilier"
stock rose above par.
A knowing nod, or sage wink, CT a
roil Of the eye, has often more real weight
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-20
Nlgmuah RepnhHra,,
JOHN MILLIKAN. EDITOR
THURSDAY MARCH 90. 1878.

Quite as many drunken men are seen on
our streets as before the temperance law
was enacted Some people are simple
enough 10 believe that no law will pre-
vent Observation-Disclosures it is en-
forced Ys
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-20
DIR. ]. M. A. DIINiAP

physician s. ACCOUCHEUR, treats success
4 July all diseases incident to the climate, and
pays particular attention to obssetic practices ano
the diseases OF women and children. Office in Cor
bins block. marf9-e,,o
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-20
Mrs. DIR. L W Dunlap 4 &C. burr

OPERATIVE & MECHANICAL DENTISTS.
" insert artificial teeth upon any of the bases
known to the dental profession; and perform all
operations on the mouth and teeth. An anasthetic
applied to the gums before extraction, which great
~ r:leyes the pain OF the operation Office in Cor
bn's block. marf96mo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-20
Agents Wanted!
MY JOLLY FRIENDS SECRET,

DR.. do LEWIS new work is an immense sue
cess. Saves money, work, and shows how to
Live well and grow fat ON 81 o week.
Agents are coining money, and doing
world of good with it. The same chsnces still Open
Delay not, but address MT once, E. HANNA
FORD & CO., Publishers, 1872 West Madison Street.
Chicago. mar6-n17-3w.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-16

Con motive de ser dia de Pascua ell
domingo 13, previo ell permiso de la
Autorldad, ell battalion de Voluntarios
ha dadO una nueva prueba del apre-
clio que ell ejercito la guardia Civil y
la marina le marecen, obsequiando
q la trOpa con un suculento rancho.
Motives ajenos su voluntad i'm
pidierOn que faeran comisiones de
voluntarios, como Sc habia pensado,
a acompafiar q sus compaflerOs de
armas en- el modesto convite que SO
les ofreci6.
Los que han pretendido sembrar Ia
desconhanza y lierturbar con inven-
clones labOrantes la nunca interrum-
pida ammonia que ha reinado siempre,
reina y reinara entire los defensores
de la lntegridad nacional, han perdido
lastimosamente ell tempo.
Soldados voIuntarios estan una
mines en- sus sent;mientos de subor-
dinacion y patriotismo; todos acatan,
respetan y estan dispuestos a obede-
Ger 4 la Autoridad espanola, sin pa
rar mientes en- ell sistema de gobier-
no 6 en- Ell partido que RIA los des-
limos de la Patria. Aquf no hay car
listas, nj radicales nj conservadores,
nj republicanos; aquf no hay mas que
espanoles prontos dar "a vida pOr
Ia honra , por el prestigiO del pabe-
lion de Castillo, 81 alguien fuers OSa.
do { quererle lnancillar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-16

empr6stitO, entregarA los titulos los
actusles poseedores de esclavos.
Art. 7e Los libertos entrarkn On el ple-
no goce de los derechos poIiticOs 1 los
cinco ailos de publicads Ia ley en- Ia GGee-
tG de Madrid.
Art. SO ri Gobierno dictark las dispo.
siclones necesarias para Ia eiecucion de
esta ley y atender Z las neoesidades de
bene6cencia y de trabajo que la misma
hiciera precisas."
Palacio de la Asambla, % de MARIO de
1873--PedrO Salaverria. Gar
cfa Ruis.-J0s6 Laureano Sanz.-Ser-
vando Ruiz Gomez-Augusto UIloa.-
German Gamazo.-Constantino de- Ar
danaz"
Sc aprob6 por unanimidad, consi-
guiendo los representatives. conserva-
dores con este un gran triunfo, dadas
las circustancias actuales, pues ade-
mas de ser esta aprobacion un tri-
buto de justicia esa isla, es un pre-
cedente de seguridad para Ia de Gu
ba. Todos cumplierOn como buenOs y
leales, todos fueron dignos y mere
cieron IN gran bien del pats: asf es
que la prensa no puede menosde tribu-
tar los mas enthusiasts elogios aque-
Hos que, obteniendo la garantia de
respetabiisimos intereses, han arran-
cado en- pro de la integridad nacional,
De parte del gobierno y de algunos
diputados, las mas explicitas y termi
nantes declaraciones.
lQue las decIaraciones de los unos
y las promesas de los otros sean la
expression 6el y exacta de sus senti-
mientos patriosl Els todo 10 que Sc
puedey debe pedir en- estos momen.
tos.
En- este correo sale para esa el ca
pitan general nuevamente nombrado,
senior Primo de Rivera, quien lle-
va instrucciones del gobierno para
ell planteamiento de Ia ley de abo.
licion. Solo me resta aconsejar q los
leales de esa isla prudencla y circuns.
peccion uuidas al patriotismo mas
ejemplar.
El COrrespOnSaI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-16

La justicia es Ia expression de Ia Ley,
.yosotros 10 sabeis; y 20 o. declare que
por ninguna consideration humana, me
desviar6 de sus mandates. Dentro de Ia
Ley podreis realizar hoy vuestros mas no
bles deseos, ejercer vuestros derechos mas
preciosos y contar con Ia Autoridad y con
81 amigo, que sera q Ia vez que fel inter-
prete de aquella, vuestro mas leal hernia
no. Fucra de Ia Ley no we're mas que ene-
migos de Ia honra del pats y de su propia
venture, sea cusl fuere el velo con que
cubran sus aspiracicnes.
Sin 6r6en, Selores, no hay paz nj pros
peridad nj dicha para los pueblos. Yo ve-
lar6 por conservarlo 6toda costa, por que
el 6rden es el mejor escudo de vuestros
derechos 8 intereses, asf como aquel, uni-
do q la justicia, cohstituye Ia 1nica base
de la verdadera libertad.
! Ayudadme; pues realizar este progra.
ma que 90 el de esa naciente Rep6blica
Espanols, que tan venturoso pOrvenir
ofrece Anuestra Patris, y asf propendien-
do & vuestro propio bien = llenando el
mas imprescindible de vuestros deb9res,
colmareis de noble orgullo mi corazon.
Habitantes de Puerto Rico, 20 os Galudo
en- nombre de la Repdblica.
Esclavos de aver ibendecid el nombre
de Espana, que la Repdblica os ha hecho
libres!
Ciudadanos de esta noble terra: las
Constituyentes esperan vuestros Diputa.
dos para dar fijeza & vuestro 6rden polfti-
co y social. o
En- 81 interim, de todos aguardo, de los
unos, por gratitud; de los otrOs, por amor;
de todos por deber y por respeto, orden
obediencia absolute Ia ley, pr&ctica Sfn-
cera J civil de los derechos, con6arza y
ammonia, para bien de este pueblo y honor
de nuestra gran P6tris, de nuestra adora-
da Esr aha, cuyo prestigio, cuya integri-
dad y cuyo progreso, hemos de estar dis.
puestos & hacer, hoy y siempre, todo &C.
nero de sacrifcios.
Puerto-Rico, IA de Abril de 1873.
Ell GoBERNADoR,
PRIMO DE RIVERA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-16
MARTINEZ.
HAarFASrKs DE- PUKRro-Rlco.

No es esta Ia veE primera qua tenRo Ii
SAtiAfscciOn de halIarme entire vosotFos; y
n en- otFa 6poca no me cupo Ia honra dc
gobernar { esta hermosai AntilIa, pude {
10 menos estimar en- ella las Virtudes cfyI-
eas = el caracter apacible, leal ' aincero
Dc eos habitanteT Pude cOmpTender sun
mas dignas aspiraciones = presontIr que
% die no lejano, EspaHa, 4 Madre Espa-
d, estrecharia en 50 coEnson con lrual
tsrnEra { todos sus hiios nacidos ID am
bos mundOs.
Ese dis ha IlegadO: y - u anunci6 mi
dlgoisimo predecessor J 20 bendIgO { Il
DiTlna Providencia por qne me- Is reasr-
vado Ia dicha supFems de Fealisag vues
xas mas legftimas csperAnxaa, prestando
m servioio { nuestFa Patria comun !
eumpliendo 81 maa sagrado do mis- dsberes.
La Rep6blica espanola o. llama 4 eocs
ds todoa los dercchos do que disfrutao los
pueblos cultOs; he rOt0 laa cadonna ds Z
ssciayitDd que % ruboEisaban, bsindando
ampaEo , protection Il oIass desyalIda
cue Las llevAba = olrsce todOs iustlcla,
bsden J Iibertad.
H5 squi lss bssss Dc Il gsan Isatilucion
!. cue 81 pueblo s1pahol - h dado - 60
desD sObesania, J laa dnIess qus /. aen.
lrk aGsi NJ asbi&nA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-16
PUERro-RIouEEos:

Acsbo de entregar ell Gobierno Superior
Civil de esta Isla, al Excmo. Sr. Teniente
General d. RafseI Primo de Rivera, en-
virtud del Decreto del Gobierno de Ia Re
p6blica, fecha 25 de mario 6ltimo, que
dice aai:
Por 81 Ministerio de Ultramar, con el
adm. 81 J fecha n de MARIO 6ltimo, ha
lido comunicado & este Gobierno Superior
Civil, 10 Siguiente:
"Excmo. Sr.:-Por Ia Presidencia del
Poder Executive de Ia Rep6blica Espalo-
Ia, sc dice este Ministerio, con fecha 8
del actual, 10 que nigue: FL Gobierno do
Ia Rep6blica hs decretsdo 10 que sigue:
-El Gobierno de Ia RepGblica ha tenido
bien nombrar Captain General, Goberna.t
dor Superior Civil de la Isla de Puerto
Rico, al Teniente General ID. Rafael Pri-
Ho de Rivera y Sobremonte. Madrid 26
dc, Mario de I873.-El PTesidente del
Poder Ejecutivo, EtdnislaO FigEcyos--
De 6rden del Poder Ejecutivo de la Rep6-
%, 10 tfaslado & V. E. para 81 conoci-
n:sntO = efectos correspODdientes."
Z Espero del amor al 6rden de Ia cordura
J GensateE que o. diStingue prestareis Ia
digna Autoridad que mo sucede en- este
Gobierno la misma cooperation y con.
tADsa con que me habeis honFadO o.
agTadecerG Gempre 81 Genera,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-16
Ell GOBERNADoR,
PRIMO DE RIVERA.
SoLDADos, VoEuETARros r M1L1crANos:

A vosotros lego en- uno de los momen-
tos mas graves que registra Ia historic
de nuestra Patria, el momento de una
trasformacion social que sale de los llmi
tes de la Peninsula y afecta & Sus mas re-
motas Provincias. ALI la Monarqufa hs
hecho paso por el voto augusta de Ia
Asamblea Soberans, & Ia Repdblica: la
guerra civil arde y el pals sin dudar de
sus destinos y con la virilidsd propia de
nuestra raza entra en- el periodo agitsdo
de las elecciones, cuyo termino ha de
hallarse la constitution defntivs de Is
Patria. Aqui; vienen nuevas leyes, todas
graves, de car6cter trascendental algu-
ns, que rompen la tradiciop, pero cuyss
di6cultades y peligros hemos de afrontar
con no menos Amino que nuestros hernia
nos de Europa y no menos seguros que
estos, del exito de nuestro empeho: cuan.
do hay fe y hay brazo, es indiscutible Ia
victoria.
En- tales instantes, cuando la sociedad
Sc conmueve, cuando las colectividades sc
dividen, cuando la muchedumbre, acciden
tai y momentaneamente parece como que
Sc desorienta, es, como nunca necesario,
que algun elemento, alguna institution
represente Ia unidad y demuestre Ia vir
tud de Ia fortaleza.
Y esta es vuestra mission, Soldados, Vo
luntarios y Milicianos. La unidad por Ia
discipline, Ia fortalesa por Ia voluntad in
superable de mantener el imperio de Ia
ley toda costa.
70 no debo haceros, yo no tengo que
haceros recommendation alguna. Hijos de
Espana, vuestTo deber % yuessro honor;
estoy absolutamente SECURE de que nadie
puede aqui isltar clio. Ell soldado en- Ii
guerra debe ser valiente, en- 10 paz mode
10 de tempIanzA y de cordura: que Ii
Verdadera foeFsa no toleEa Alardes ni ar
rebates. Cuerdos y templates sois voso-
tFos, porque por dicha, IL laaltad de- eata
Isla no sxige otra actiEud, y de- este modo.
J con vuestra resolucion do acudir { tode
bora mi namamiento, respondsrais q
noble ejemplO do vuestros hormanos Tue
on estes instantAs, dcFTaman "a preciosa
sangre on lOs campos dc batAllA; on Ouba
peleando por la intagFidad do h patria,
On l. Penfnsula lschando por 10 honra de-
EApaha , Ia vida de h RerGblieA. LAs
circunstauciaa son diveraAa; pasO 81 me
Eito 40 decas por Il divsrsidad ae
las CIRCUMSTANCES ALA valOr, suld-
misnto, sudacia, haroismos aqul
6Fdsn, mesurs, voluntad iaquehsansA-
bio d no distEAeF l. atsnclon d h M
dEe PstFiA, con pgtaFbaeioasa ni cOpll.c.
to-, ! De riogir - i hora psaclaa, poG
u Autosi6.1 Do u Republics ! i Int
gridAd ~ u NaoiOa sspaAoIe = soaa,
parties. discipline.
PoF 80 70 dsdicAr6 lod1s mls faersas
u cumplimiento esacao ~ y osdananas
\ - nj pTOptaito aOn garanltas, vnesGso
honor j mi vida.
Por 70 demaa. hAnia mi taadrIn ase.as |
cuanlee protsn4Aa isstlelsg j - queAnst
sAtiaecho u a6n, mas &c eoa,o runsGsa
General, ne mlrais siempss cone rne.lse
amigo J compsnes0 q asmAA
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