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Smyrna times., 1881-09-28
SALT lSIIIEVJNE.

Viii Mcdonald 2ji2 Denrhvrn Il Cbirsyo ,....
Iuily acEh"Wlc;2es cure Of salt EbrIi ~, EIsle- Ee
ntGk: lace arm and legs for sever teen ia
not able 10 help himself tor eight yrsrs ,r i9-'
IIIeU> ol IeiheHlrS dortur, Pr"uoIic, hi, ca, b
less permanently cured By the tutl,.lrs - tav '.+
Smyrna times., 1881-09-28
SKIN HUMORS.

Mrs ; F. Whipple, Decatur. Mich. writes tba, bey.
Iace head and some parts of her body " ere sIma,,
raw; Head covered with scsbs and sores Sasrred
fearfuly aud tried everything. PprInaneD,I me-
by CutiCura Remedies ~
Smyrna times., 1881-09-28

WE e. Ct TiCLkA TREATMENT for "a. c,,. ,
internal u't OF CutCura ke,og,lr a. i.'->l' @ u IL
furlner an! the external u>, ,t ,.t,r,,-e e" H.. @
cara soap. the Great kin Cures ''' ana a:.
For Sunburm. Tan a!d tlreu.y >r.r ,..,
soap. and exquisite toilet bath And ...,- 'i'u-
fragrant with delicious flower od"r, and ,.,,'t
Smyrna times., 1881-09-28

ROBERT H. CUMMINs' wheat field in the
Alley" which was sowed this day week,
is already casting green shade over the
whole field.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-28
CoLLINS'
VOI1Nc - -; ELECTRO
RlAsTERS

Feyer and Ague and Kidney and Urinary lificutr,
,hd ahd iIsy be worn over the pit of the >IOmsh oVtr
me Sne Kldheys; or any affected part PTiee. = tens
Sold everywhere.
WEEKS & POTTER, Boston Mas.
Smyrna times., 1881-09-28
Clerk Wanted.

strong active boy wanted at the store Of ,rov
II. ii. HUNTINGTON
Smyrna times., 1881-09-28
1t is reported that Ayoob Kal
EIcrat. anu has fed ),

e4.eassEszszxznx
IL IS reported that Avoob KoL.7
defeated by the Amccr orT T"Ilh n has been
tIcrat. "'' has fled :,
NO BENEFIT.-An Indian,
thus writes: Mr.. Geo r." IniGGWNSpaIer
@ Icrn, Ind says that he had sutar,le ltTn.eEle 0,
much with rheumatism and ''','ertd Very
remedies without benefit. NJ. "t''. t many
desired relief in 1t. Jacobs ON 'r 'o''hd tbe
ii IS Il wise precaution To olr,,;J
emergencies that are liable T." =" "ESalh,
every family. a cold NAV bo '5'Nf IN
Gus thing, or not, dcpcndin,, "'llgcr-
means at hand to combat if upon the
attack Ks Of colds, Group. as,i,. J., sudden
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral will ,,a", ,r' "lc.
quickest and most effective ,1Iron, p,oIe the
best friend. Wv ana Your
My tormcnted back. is the .,.l
non OF more than one poor hard. ~, ,Ilila-
man ana woman. DO you knnw %,.lhlhg
aches? 1t is because your Mhy 1t
ovcr-tasEcd and need strcny+hn,.'!'! are
your system needs to be clcan..J ,i-',S: * ahi
huhIoE>. kidney-Wort. is the '.'j. oi bad
You need. = 1t acts like a charm "'','"lh" ".nl'lh"
Wrli-knoWn physician, 81 never ln"!s a"sS a
to fail. Liquid or dry sold by all ''T% dS, II
glsts.-BoSfoH Post. uu-
Smyrna times., 1881-09-28

One COllisS' TOltqir E'r'rf
PdsteT. costing - cents. is is'
superior 10 ever other electrical
before the publH.
They instantly relieve DySPeP
sia, Liver Complaint. MALARIA,
Smyrna times., 1881-09-28

Choice ' Teas anl ooffees, ]. B, Cooper,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15

and Omaha Railroads remains
completely blockaded. Trains were
started for Chicago this morning
over all the Iowa pool roads.
Omaha 10 on the eve OF q serious
coal famine. There is not one ton
Of hard or soft coal on hand among
coal dealers, the last ton having
been sold tonight, ind none is ex.
pected for some days.
Fatal Railroad Aeo,aens.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 14th.-The en-.
gineer Of . south bound freight on
the Cincinnati Southern road,
when near Eloan's valley, Satur.
day night, saw huge boulder on
the track. He reversed and called
for brakes, but too late. George
Marchand, young brakeman,
promptly answered the calls and in
the wreck was instantly killed.
The engine and six cars were
thrown from the track.
sssil Bssiosspg for senator.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 14th.-Twen.
ty.seventh ballot for United States
Senator: Bayne 80, Wallace 81,
Beaver q, Shiras l, Phillips l.
Fernando wood DEAD.
: LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. 14th.-
Fernando Wood. member Of Con-
gress from New York, died Ut the
Hot Springs at 10 pollock last
night.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15

rupted, Of highwaymens The law,
In its appreciation Of an arresting
officer, contemplates him as
clothed with the panoply Of JUS.
tlce, 90 cool, calm and collected,
and 1t contempIatss the criminal
~ Q man recognising this majesty.
A peace officer lie not sent out to
bring in q man dead or alive. He
IL sent out to arrest. His sacred
function is.supposed to invest him
with an authority which will sub.
due the wrong.doer. In cities, he
10 supposed to use club, not . re-
volver. Only when his own life 10
Ia imminent peril 10 he justified In
resorting to the overruling law Of
self-defsnce.
We desire to see the law placed
on this just and humane plane in
Los Angeles, ~ 1t is in oil civilized
communities.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15
BY Universal Accord

Ayers CATHARTIo PILLS are the best OF
all pills for family use. They are the
product of long, lab ,rious and successful
chemical nvestigation, and their exten.
sive use, by Physicians in their practice.
and by all civilized nations, proves them
the, best and most efYectual purgatiye
'.s. A.e~AS-A -eisnce can diyise,
Being purely vegetable no har !, c.n
arise from their use. In Intrinsic veIue
and curative powers no other Pills can be
compared with them, and every person,
knowing their virtues, will employ them
when needed. They keep the sys tenn In
perfect order, and maintain in action the
whole machinery OF life. Mild, search.
ing and effectual, they are specially
adapted to the needs Of the digestive ap-
paratus, arrangements of which they
prevent and cure, II timely taken. They
are the best and safest physic to employ
Tor children and weakened constit lions
required. -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15

THE reception which the pros
pectus OF our mammoth ILLUS
TRATED herald, Of which the
tirst edition viii be fifty thousand
copies, (ths sterectyping process
adnitting Of indsfiniss re-issuesl
meses With al the hands Of our
leading property owners 10 special.
ly gratifying to ~. This splendid
paper will contain an amount OF
letter press. In addition to iilastra'
lions, equal to Nordhoff's and
Truman's books combined. Spread
out between ordinary book covers,
It would make . very expansive
volume indeed, and oil for ten
cents. AS everything relating
to Los Angeles city and county
will be exhaustlvely treated OF, by
those best qualified to handle the
topics discussed, for years to come
1t will bs q standard authority on
local matters, and in constant de-
mand for circulation over the
whole continent. In view
Of the permanence and universally
of distribution of the forthcom-
ing ILLUSTRATED HERALD. we
are necessarily obliged 10 place
the business advertising admitted
to its columns at q comparatively
high figure. As it will be stereo-
typed and re-issued entire, the ad'
vertiser will have the benefit OF all
subsequent editions. We have no
hesitation In saying that this will
prove to be the most valuable me-
dunn OF advertising ever submitted
| to business man on the Pacific
Coast.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15
FoREIcM.
the TFsusvaal.


LONDON, Feb. I4th.-A Durham
dispatch states that . battalion OF
foot and = troop of Hussars are on .
eAmped In favorable position at
Btggareberg, awaiting the 02d and
9th regiments. The war party In
the Orange free States is greatly
excited.
viii Msks 40 Assssts,
LONDON, Feb. M.-Thsre is rss.
son to believe that the Irish Exec.
utive does not now Intend to arrest
eny Parliamentary mem bers Of the
Land League agitators under the
provisions of the Retrospective We
clause OF the coercion act.
H.sioa vscssrsous.
LONDON, Feb. 14.-Fhe race be.
tween Hanlan and Laycock over
the Thames championship course
for the championship OF England
and the Sportsman's Challenge
Cup and $1,000, came off this after
noon and was won easily by Ham
lon by about four lengths. There
was little betting on the race. The
result was regarded % q foregons
conclusion. Three to one on Han.
Ian was freely offered. HAnlon
and Laycoek will visit the West
minister Aquarium tonight. They
left for their respective homes
shortly after the race. Laycock,
although rowinglwell and strongly,
had no chance from the beginning.
The weather wac cold and rainy,
yet the tow. path along the river
bank was thickly lined with spec.
tators..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15
AFTERNOON srRxxrs-a r. n.

Benton. &c s; Jacket. $50 b: Hale 4
Norcross, 70 s; Utah, ~ s; Justice. CSC
3; Alpha, 81 $: Bolton. las 8; Mexican,
81 a. Union. 81 q; Con Virginia. Leo
,; savage. aius; Bodie. So a; Albion,
us b, Union. s; silver King u b;
Crown Point, l.fo b. Ia a: Alta, 2 Is s!
scorpion, i.N ~ overman. 7Sc b; Ken.
tuck, IL y, Imperial. l5e b, zoe a; julia,
0a =: California. IS. Justice, %, b; An.
des, Ia a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15

The revival of the favor In which
Turkey carpets were formerly held
is bringing fresh prosperity to
Anatolis, the so.called Smyrna
carpets nearly all Of them coming
from this province. The best OF
those carpets are made at Quo
by Turkish women. The manu-
facture occupies on an average
1000 hands, Of whom 5000 are
women, 500 young girls en- ployed
In weaving the wool, and 500 m len
who wash and dye the wool. The
average Of the wages is about "a
cents y week, and each woman
weaves In the course OF q DAVIS
work about ten inches of q csrpst
two feet broad. The town of
Ouchack uses In the course of a
year about $50 tons of raw wool.
which yields about half that
weight when spun, and the manu-.
fasture Of carpets has increased
very much OF late years, the total
for 1879 having been nearly lis. OO0
square yards, Of which only 5000
yards were sold in the countrv.
half Of the 10000 yards exported
going to England and . quarter Of
the other half to France.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15

The enforced withdrawal OF Oil.
yer, the candidate of the Csmerona
for United States Senator in Penn.
sylvania, sounds the knell of the
aseendanoy Of that clan In the
Keystone State. The "Boss" sys.
tenn In politics received q fatal
shock whom Grant was beaten al
Chicago and Boss Kelly was over.
thrown liz New York. In revenge
for their discontinue, the Gamer.
ous will probably do their best to
throw Pennsylvania to the Demo.
Gratis hereafter. Considering the
hide.bound and corrupt antece.
dents Of that once honored State,
the transition would be q salutary
one,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15

Prof. Fort, In = paper on artIfi
respiration read before. the French
ACADEMY, states that he was en-.
abiea to restore to life . child 3
years old 81 hours efter
apparent death by prac-
tising artificial respirst q n
on 1t FOR 4 hours. Another physi.
ciau reports . somewhat similar
ease. He. reanimatsd . psrsvI
nearly drowned after Z hours Of ar.
ssAclal resplfatlon. The person
I'D BEEN u the water ten minutes,
- ne eeetor arrived an hour
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15
EAST Err N.

SECRETARY nsnssy lssesvleusa.
NEW York, Feb. 14th.-Hecre.
taLy Of War Ramsey was 1t the
Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday. In
response to an enquiry by . Trio.
une reporter conosrning the opera.
tions Of the United States army, hs
sejd; "rhs deDloenbIe thing G6oot
eeF Amy = ~ = = = ~ - ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15

The second ballot In the Gray
Clancy case at Santa Barbara re-
suited in ten for conviction and
two for scquittal. We shall thus
be compelled once again, at least,
to listen to the narrowing details
of this Celebrated case. The jury
system is o time honored one. and
unanimity In tho rendering of YER
diets by juries is hoar and venera
1's. just as taking the body Of {
so'c'~. 90 a polnt where four road
crossed each ess- -
interipe the corpse of the fcio d.
%, and driving q stake through 1t,
was also q venerable and seemly
usage, until universal disgust CON.
pellet. its abolition. There be he.
rstical people amongst us who
think that the present jury system
10 an unmitigated humbug, and
that the Scotch plan of q majority
being allowed to decide In criminal
cases ought to be adopted instead.
Perish the thought! Let Us stick
to the 1ne old fraudulent system
which often admits of the spectacle
Of ten or eleven obstinate turymen.
Where 10 the use for . reasonable,
yielding fellow, In this work-a.dxy
world OF ours, hit IL not the occa.
SIGNAL opportunity which offers of
hanging q jury-thereby prevent
Ing the hanging Of culprit? One
thing ia certain, there 10 a hanging
operation in any event.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15
ct. cNARLko
BARBER SHOP AND BAIT
ROCKS.

A. LABONGE aud N. RECH dss'i
to inform the citizens OF Los Angeles ths
they have leased the shove stand. vhss
they will be happy TO serve their o.
patrons and the public.
The bathrooms have been fitted v
with all modern improvements and q
80 arranged AZ to be accessible 70 ladit
ana ao as0 Gaia j. sowsr bath. a5.. ss,s-,,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15
FOR SAILED.
TIE Los ANGELES DmrrILRHY. Lea,
n. iA<Ee1t LG 4nGVl0 Gal.

: 5.ifs, ars ~ - ~ - -
The aSoye psePerty = easrsd at priyai
Two =. storlss high :ubstsnstsliy built I
two boile!s and aslxtV-hqsso power e.
cine, With all the '1lQafy svor1n]
nectsd WitSla asst-ciaIs dIstlIisrS Tor Il
m.nufaoears OF brandy. whisky. eti
shop, cooper shop, stable etc. The All
tillery building Z ioesisa on . tract I
70 acres OF land on the Los AngeIe
river. carrying water right TOR irrigati0r
Also. an adjoining lot, 76x7S feet.
q. HOWARD FHONP9ON.
fe4-sod-sod Attic Bank Of California,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15
NOTICE.

The lnsm bers Of the A. o. II, are here
by notified that their mesttlg room hi
been removed nom Armory Hall TO ~
ONCE OF Judge Fisher, Temple 81 o6k. 4
fe4-lw n. LEVINE, PRESIDENT
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15

Uossal,se notices Of companies. soc,e-
ties, ehuEohss, etc., will only be inserted
II ~ H1RALp - paid advertisements.
We reserve, Tor Places Of Worship. graf
y directory, which will appear every
nunday mosning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial TO the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Eek
CHANGE BOARD,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15
WANTs->LOsT-FOUND.
HOusekeeper.

An English lady would like q position
as housekeeper; IT, fully competent 70
sane charge OF gentlemsn's home; can
Herald ONCE. fel3 w d W
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15

RE ABILITIES u the HzxA1D Steam
Gslnlhs asass Sof doing job work are not
eurposeoa n California outside Of San
vnnGiDoo and Sacramento. All work en-
fuslsa 10 ~ VIII b. executed with neat
- "a dispatch at the lowest living
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15
FOR. RENT.


Pleasantly located and neatly furnishs I
TOILET, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE.
Corner Fort and franklin streets. on
block from Postomc0. dSltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15

Txn psacs ofncsr In the United
0eaass 10 IN Invaluable person. He
n suDposed to be really what his
nane implies. There is no pre-.
sanPtien 81 the Common or Civil
law which will justify him in
shooting, right and left. as an in
Production Of the process
ee arrest. The law never
ssntsmplates killing ~ the frat
introduction Of . legal process.
Hnttsr Or Utter may be the man
whs was tslsgraphsd to the Sheriff
u Lss,AngsIes - . deserter from
H. UAitsd States army. Who now
knows whether he Is the mar
Of NO !? The melancholy story
reaches a. that the poor wretch
w. hurried into his grave. with
eut evsn having the blood sponget
fson on his face. We hope this 1
e0istake. We believe that 1t ID
The Aseod snelrcling disaster is al
teopthsr too hofrsA on any othe
Superstition.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15
anted.

By yonng lady possessing \ GOOD
English ana Spanish education, and who
understands book.keepine. 8 situation
IN millinery or dry goods store. whore
she can make herself generally useful
~ not 10 much an object q = yesidence
10 Los Angeles 10 desired on account Of
health. Best OF references given. For
Psricu!ars address m. L. n, box IS, san
ooInatoanos cal ie6 1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15
FoR sALE-FoR RENT.
FOR RENT.

A gentleman and lady can ind III
most eoW13z1ns4Q su1te Of unfurniahet
BY applying 70 V. 6NAUDRY. 0nnosit
k9Sp nouse. rssss tG4lW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15

TIE fact that Utter or IIutter
$40 ssbouucsdn In resort presided
eys'sy vourtszans introduces othsl
5slsmsnts. When a man. u-~t-
sQnAtsly. 10 found H. cue resort Of q
eenrtssau, who may have her
snsn." Or her accomplices near,
be naturally springs to his feet,
with pistol in hand. He would he
. condemned fool II he did not, be-
tag once found In such . place. II
hs b shot through the chin, as q
Consequence, before production Of q
legal warrant Of arrest or the pas.
sage Of . word. he, at least, will never
Know the irrsgularity Of the pro-
eees which has done him to death.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15
TN longer Ne live the more

Tn1 longer We live the more
- fsel like re.afhrming the
eoseatiAlB d the old English com.
mon law. The nrst of these 10 that
apsacs ofilcsr 10 essentially . peace
enlesr. AZ such peace ofllcer he Ia
Supposed TO have . regard for both
his otncial and personal character,
The cid English common Law about
asreste-a Law which has been In.
oospegAeea into the usage Of
every etate Of the American Union,
says that arrests can only be made
upaa tWo prepositions. The first lie
. doly 6WUTu eat warrant, which
olves ~ e0esr an unbou ndsd au-
1heejtys only regulated by bis cool
jo1gGDenG The second 10 arrest
'apoA ~slght;" that 10, whore the
e4eos actually ,sees the crime com.
Ultted. In the lamentabls occur
Boass chrsnicled ct . late hour Sat-
ur1ay night neither Of these fea.
sosss was apparent. In fact,
neithsr sxisted.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15

SAN FRANCISCO. February IA.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15

THE Coroner's jury has brought
- . verdict that Deputy Sheriff
Berry acted In self.dsfenee. Where
- the evidence that be so acted?
Where was the necessity Of seek.
Ing out Utter or Hutter at such a
late hour, and At such An equivoeal
place? The deceased was . boarder
It the United States Hotel. He
has been resident here for some
time past. We understand that he
vas employed in Los Angeles.
Why was he not arrested at his
plaes Of business?
We write these brief remarks
ueder . high sense of public duty.
Per the young man Berry we have
~ oouttment but frIendliness. We
have heard and written pleas.
aat tbings Of him, but we
ssgasd Il - necessary that the law
saeuld b properly administsrsd In
ehis section. Away back, in the
Aeeeopt to arrsst Moreno, In SO.
neeas We omitted remarks that
might have prevented the tragedy
- oaturday. Really, when three
Doeple we're covered with shet.
onne aud rsvolysfs In Sonora,
~ lsw Vas ridicuiously vie-
1Ated. In that dina lieht
4eeeos Night have been present
- - night not. II he wss nos
1oA ~ se-oalIed ssssstlng Of
- yeel1 really hsve oeeupisd
- - ehree - ilter-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15

We have looked carefully over
TIE procssdings Of the Coroner's
th4usst which found that Deputy
sheriff Berry acted In self-defence
- discover the grounds for this
dseIaration. In the first place, we
Nod no record Of Bsrry's having
bssn naked by the Coroner or any
juryman whether he had q war.
rant to arrest Utter. Without such
Q warrant, he had no more right to
arrest decsassd than John Smith.
q William Jones, or JededIah
Hodgspodgs would have. The fact
that . military comm ander 70.
guests the arrest Of such and such .
person 10 NO earthly warrant for
the violent appreciation OF any.
bsdy. There are many things
which are excused in the end,
ewing to the judicious and decor.
oss proceedings, which would send
snan 70 the psnitsntiary on the
satghtsst miscarriage of the decent
processes Of the law.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15
For sale,
FOR SALE.

A beautiful BEE RANCH by the se.
nve miles north OF santa Nouica: 4
colonies Italian bees In prime ordoi
honey house, tanks and oxtraOtorl
dwelling house and furniture suitabl
ior small family. The best bss-neld I
America Address, By post, JOHN COZ
Santa Monica, Cal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15
WOudeFSui 0hoOslux.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 14th.-The
final match tor the trophy present.
ed by the Pacific Rifle Club, was
held at Shell Mound Park yestsr.
day, at the 200 yards range. KEEL.
logg won tho trophy by q score Of
452 out of possible 500. After the
match was concluded Williams
made the wonderful record Of ten
consecutive bull's-eyes. This is
the second time he has accom-
plished this feat during the present
year.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15
Wanted to Rent.

A HOUSE, with seven rooms, within
ten minutes walk OF the Court Bouee !:
must have good yard and sunny rooms
2. o. box Al5. fes:iv
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15

PORTLAND, Feb. 14th.-The Ore.
gonian Railway Company pro.
pose to extend their road from
Dallas, in Polk county, to Mon.
mouth at once, and the probability
10 that they will continue work I'M.
til the road Is completed to Kings
Valley. A large force will com.
mence soon on the grade between
Dallas and Monmouth. Track lay.
ing will soon follow.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-15

SANTA BARBARA, Feb. 14.-The
jury in the Gray case were die
charged at 10 O'Clock this morning,
having been out forty-one hours,
The fret ballot stood four for muir.
der In the first degree, four for man.
slaughter and four for acquittal.
Last evening they asked for in.
structions, after which they stood
ten for conviction and two for &C.
quittal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-16

Como es natural entire liberales an
; ilanos, dice Ell Ag nte coutsndo las pc
ripeciis ds cierts entrevists, bubimos
Do tratar sobre politica.
Pnes ms natural seris que hubiesen
hablsio iel trabajo, que ss 10 que hsca
verA4ders t4ts entire los sntilsnos que
somos no somos libersles.
Para politics sobra con IL que hacen
Ell Agente J companis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-16
Nuestro re 10 .

Pocas veces, acaso nunca, Sc ha
visto en- la representation naciooal
mas clsramente expuesta la doctrlIa
del Credo cuyos princlpios profesa y
profesara invariablemente ell gran
Pal tldo que, huyendo de ViclosOs
xremos y peiigrosas exageraciones,
ie6snde aqui incondiclonslmente las
intituciones patrias, como la eu que
nuestro digno representante Sr. Al
Gala del O.mo, contpstando oportuna-
meute q una alusion personal, ha
proolsmsdo la expressda doctrioa
con la debida clar1dad y precision.
He aquf sus palabras
"Imp6rtsme, Sres. Diputados, decls
rar que el partldo ir.condiciopalmente
espsnol de Ia isls de Puerto-R 90, de
cuyss fss he salido en- dos oeaciones
oara veuir sentarme en- el PArlsmen
~. 50 encuentrs tan leios de las in
srans'genciss Representatives por el sta
IN quo colonial, como leios J mucho N ss
todsvia de Ia autououla de las islas de
Cuba PueFto-R co, porque entiende,
como ei G0UierBo do s. NJ, que con
siocueDtes pslsbEss 10 ha declsrsdo e!
amor M,nistro de Ultramsr. entien-
le que de ess sutoBomis 8 Ia separs.
ci6n de 10 msdre PstCa no hay IN solo
naso. Eo este concepto, smsnte de su
nscionalidai Ia isIs de Puerto Rico, Y
habiendo dado pruebas de que anna y
eonsiders con rehgioso respeto J carl
noso sfecto Ia Mztropoli, no desea
mas que el desenvolvimientod de Ia po-
..tica iniciada por 81 GJbierno actual y
slocusntemente defsndlda por el Sr.
l. on = Castillo, porque ssta muy le
ia de toda idea autonomics que pue-
ia duebrsntsr en- 10 mas mInlno Ia ma
nionslidad, y solo ssplrs a obtener las
hbertadss que hs proelsmado y esta
iispuesto concederle este GJbleVno,
sobre todo Las libertades econonleas,
que rsndan estreehar mss sus lazos
ds union con 10 madrs Patria pero no
anisrs de ninguoa msners squslla ola
se de libertsdes que propendan edo.
iarlos luebrantari0s. Do dIcho. "
Ante todo fslicitamos al senor Al
Gaia por su noble actltud en- pro de
los intereses de un PaFtdo de cuyas
flas cou6esa .haber salido dos veces
para sentarss en- Ell Parlamento eu
lac cuales ha militsdo siempre, y
luego slg1aremos que LOS place
sobrs manera yer como sc Va hacieu-
10 luz sobre 10 que con tanta lusls-
tsneia - ban empeflado en oscurectr r,
oou 10 muy sahtJ fiji, ios que en- es-
te suelo pretenden coutrarfestar Ia
irresistible iuelz4 de nuestros sagra-
dos principles con alardes extempo-
raaeos de glrtud J neritos en- que ya
sdie cree, por 10 frivolo de IA idea