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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-08

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-08

The latest elopement took place at
Aurora, Ill, when four horses ran away
with FOrepaugh's sea-cow.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-08
A Conscientious Postmaster.

A postmaster under Buchanan, find
ing by his Constructions" that he was
to report quarterly, addressed the fol-
lowing official communication to the
President:
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Il. John-bury & Lake ChampIain Railroad.
July 4, 1881.
st. Johnsbury Church Directory.

Ad0ent-Paddock Village. sabbath Services at
1880 a IN. l:45 and ESQ y. Sabbath School II
N. Prayer Meetings at 7.iO D. m. Sunday, Tuesday
and Friday evenings.
Baptist-Railroad Street. Corner Maple. Rev.
4. L. Sandford, Pastor. Preaching 1880 A. NJ. 5.
school II N. Prayer meeting $50. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at 1880.
Free BGptst-Main Street. Corner Prospect
Rev. II. Lockhart, Pastor. Sabbath services, 1880
A. N, and 6:30 Z. n. Sabbath School at IL Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 7;3O.
Church Of the Messiah-t UniversalistJ Eastern
avenue. corner Cherry street. Rev. B. NJ. TillOt-
son, Pastor. Sabbath services at l:4j +. NJ.
Sabbath School at IL NJ. Wednesday evening meet
ing at 1870
MsthOdist-Central street Rev. L. :. Locke,
Pastor. Residence next TO the Church. Sab
bath services at 1890 A. M and $50 p NJ. Sabbath
School at II N. Wednesday evening meeting at
North ongregational-Main street, corner of
Church. Rev. Henry w. Jones Pastor. Sabbath
services at 1920 A. M, and $50 T.. NJ. Sabbath
School at las p. NJ Wednesday evening meeting
at 7:3O
South CongregationaI-Man street Rev Ed
ward I. Fairbanks. Pastor. Sabbath services at
1880 A. NJ, and $50 p NJ. Sabbath School at II NJ.
Wednesday evening meeting at 7:3O.
PresbyteriGn Chureh-Rev. W. X. Laird pas
tor. Services at Presbyterian Hall, every Sab
bath at 1880 a. m, 300 p M. Sabbath school 200.
Prayer meeting 6:3O. Bible reading Wednesday
evening 1880.
81 Andve,o's-( Episcopal) Main street Rev.
y. r. Putnam, Rector. Services Sundays at
1880 a m, and p. IN. Holy days and Fridays at
a. m. Wednesdays at 730 p Sunday School
at $3.50 p.
Roman Odtholo-Cherry Street. Rev. j. A.
5oissonnault Parish Priest. Mass and 10 a IN ;
Vespers and Benediction at p. m. On the
second Sunday OF the month, service at $50 a M,
and p. M. At Lyndonville same day al 1880 a IN.
T. W. @. A.-Meetings at the rooms of the Y. NJ.
Z. A, Browns Building. Main Street, Sunday
mornings at $50, Monday evenings at 7:3O.
East st. Johnsbury.
OOngregdtiOndi.-IteV. f. Is. Phelps, Pastor.
Sunday services Mt lO.i5 a m. and 6:I0 p. III. Sab
bath school at ZOO Wednesday evening meeting
at 30
Hethodist.-Rev. l.. e. Dickinson, Pastor Sun
day services at 13O p IN.
st. JOhnsbury AthenPum.
Library and Reading -ROOp,-Free To all Open
from 4. N. to IL NJ. from . To 4. M and from
To : - Saturday evenings.
Art GdLiery-OPen Tuesdays and Fridays.
CHARLES a. WILLARD, Librarian.
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st. Johnsbury Athenmum.

Library aud leading -ROOm-Free to all. OpeI
from A. N. to II NJ; from . To T.. NJ, and from
To : - Saturday evenings.
Art Gdiiery-Open Tuesdays and Fridays
CHARLES A. WILLARD, Librarian
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OongregGtiOndl.-Iev. f. B. Phelps, Pastor.
Sunday services Mt lO.i5 a m. and 6:I0 p. III. Sab
bath school at ZOO Wednesday evening meeting
at 6 30
HethOdist.-Rev. l.. G. Dickinson, Pastor Sun
day services at / 30 D. IN.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-01
TeIeRraRhic Ticks

New York, 29.-Total registration o.
voters for the coming election, l7O, 4I9,
against PIG. 974 last year.
Des Moines, 29.-Oficial gubern storial
vote: Sherman, 133, 1897; Kim, 73, S97:
Clark, 1928; Shermsn's msjority, SO,
927.
New Yo4k, SO.-It is now certain that
General Slecum will Withdraw his name
as democratic candidate for mayor in
Brooklyn, and the organization which
placed him in nomination will support
the ring candidate, Howell.
New York, Sl.-The French visitors
Asd u reception to-day.
All London orders to buy confederate
bonds were suddenly withdrawn on Sat-
urdsy.
Coatoocook, n. H., S1.-At /. 40 this
morning there was d slight earthquake;
quite severe at Henriken. It was also
felt at Hillaboro.
Washington, 31.-An order was re-
ceived in this city today for 81, GOO, 900
confederate bonds.
Cleveland, 31,-TEe Western Union
Telegraph, United States, ard American
Express Company will forward messages
and packages of money without charge
for the Garfield monument.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-01
Casualties.

Rock Island, 29.-Two bodies are re-
covered from the steam boat wreck,
namely Mrs. Camp and Mr.. Wendt'
making the list of lost eleven, four being
women.
New York, 8O.-The bark semmv
Conn., arrived in this port from Iouioue
on Saturday evening, and put up in the
Erie basin, Brooklyn. They had pas
sage Of 100 days, and encountered several
storms. On August 9th, while in latitude
1929, E.. longitude $500, he picked up
a ships boat containing FIVE men. They
proved to be the second mats and four OF
the crew of the Bremen ship Hugo, which
on her way from Newcastle to San Fran
cisco, with load of coal, had taken fire
and sunk. The ship burned on August
9Th. The men picked by the Semmy
Cohn had been twenty-four hours in
their boat. They believed that their
companions had persisted. It is said that
the boat containing the captain was
picked by passing ship. The third boat
and Its crew are supposed to be lost.
London, 31.-The Anchor line steamer
AsSyTiG, was seriously damaged on her
passage, end jettisoned part of her
cargo. Her mooter was disabled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-01
Another Crank,

Washington, 31.-A man apparently
insane, made his appearance at the
White House. to-day, aad demanded
admission. After some parlsy it was
found that he was armed with 0 seven
barreled revolver, and evidently bent on
shooting somebody. His arrest was &C.
complished after some difficulty, requir-
ing three men to overpower him. The
crank was well dressed, powerfully built
and was recognized by the doerkeeper as
crank who called In Nay last, and was
sent ksme to Pennsylvania. He gave
the name Of John Woling, and endeay-
Ored to force his way in. A desperate
struggle ensnsd. DinGmore choked him
so he could net use his drawn revolver.
Stewart Crump and others took q hand,
and WoliRg or DR.. Noctling was taken
to the station. He presented the follow
ing letter:
John WoEing:
You are hereby informed that DR..
John Nootling is lawfully elected Presi-
dent of the United States, and occupies
the White House every day.
(Signed) ALMIGHTY COP.
Communicated by the Holy Spirit.
When Woling first appeared and
showed his letter, Dinsmore seated him
ia the parlor until the President could
see him. Woling handed him the fol-
lowing for the President: ST desire the
official returns of the late presidential
election" It was after this that Dins-
more arrested him and the struggle be-
gan. The mailman has been at hotel
here under the name of John Woling
since September 18th. His real name is
DR.. John Noctling, and his home is in
Colesville, Snyder County, Pa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-01
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS!
Star Route Cases.

New York, 30.-TTibIne's Washing
ton: The President has decided not TO
accept Mr.. MaeVesgh's resignation for
the present. Mr.. Mac Veagh was to have
returned to Washington on Monday to
acauaint his successor with the duties of
| his Office, bnt under the circumstances
he may not arrive. Had his resignation
been accepted, it was the Presidents in.
| tention to offer him retainer TO serve as
counsel in the star route cases.
Washington, 30.-Postmaster-G General
jaime. denies the report that he will
leave the cabinet on December 1st He
will remain certainly till January lst
and possibly longer, until at least some
result has been reached in the star route
cases. He remains this long in
Difference to the wish of President
Arthur. He thinks his presence
is not ct all necessary to the success OF
the prosecutions. He has had little to do
with gathering the evidence. He has
been Kept informed of the progress of the
cases, but only in general terms. A new
become as familiar with the position of
the case as he. His efforts have been
mainly directed towards correcting the
encouragement 4ounO W cAleL duU ID re-
ducing the cost of the mail service. Mr..
James does not corceal the fact that he
thinks MkcVeagh should have continued
in Office at least Until indictments were
found in the star route cases. George
Bliss will be here tomorrow and the
motion to strike from the record the in
formation against Brady ct al. will be
argued. Totten and Ingersoll will At
tack, and Bliss and Brewster defend the
sufficiency Of the proceeding. MacVeagh
will not appear, and all reports that he is
to be appointed to aid in the cases are un-
founded.
Chicago, 81. = Washington special:
Col. Bliss, SO far from believing the cases
ag&iost those accused of star route frauds
that has been reported, publishes the fol-
lowing regarding that paragraph: The
statement is wholly untrue. While not
desiring to try the cases out of court, I
may, under the circumstances, be justi-
fed in saying that when I examined the
cases originally I arrived st the conclu-
sien that the parties concerned had been
guilty of great frauds on government.
Ny consequent investigations have
strengthened that conviction.
By another gentleman closely identi-
Ted with the investigation of the alleged
conspiracy, the statement was made, to-
night, that the amount out of which gov
eminent has been defrsuded is known to
be in the neighborhood Of SO, 10000
Washington, 31.-The argument in
the star route cases begins on Thursday
next.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-01
The Fire Record.

Quincy, Ills, 3O.-Menke, Grimm 6
Cos planning mill was destroyed by fire
to-day, together with two story brick
block on the east. Less, 2O,0eO; in
surance $500.
Clifton, Staten Island, 3I.-A FIRE be-
gan at IL this merning in MAYER s.
Bachman's brewery, consuming that
building, ard then began to destrov 8
small house adjoining, from which The
occupants fed in terror. AT noon the
ire was still raging, and there was danger
OF boiler explosion. The loss was then
estimated at 100000.
st. Louis, .3l.-The committee sp-
pointed by the national FIRE underwriters
report the city deficient in facilities for
fighting fire, and make many criticism
on the department and city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-01
Railroad Racket.

New York, 21.-An insider saws
Vanderbilt has not obtained as much
sieck as he intended to get, before per-
hitting an advance in rates or in prices.
It is considered certain that Sage ana
one or two others have got control of the
Michigan Central. Amsterdam Is rsid
to have bought literally, of the Caasis
Southern at low prices. The Gould
party say prices will go considerably
higher before long. WY
The Pennsylvania Railroad increased
freights east bound from Chicago 10 Nav
York, to 25c., with the usual difference
Of &c, in favor Of Philadelphia and Bali.
more.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-01
ErOned Indians.

San Francisco, Wilcox, Arizona,
dispatch: The renegade Chief George
and seven of his men. the last of al that
we're out, were arrested to-day by Major
Chsfee, at San Carlos. and are now in
irons. This is the chief and party who
are accused oftaking part ia the killing
of citizens and soldiers on the road be-
tween Thomas and Apache in Septem-
Der.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-19
GACETA DE HOY.

Debiendo crearse cuatr0 nuevas pla.
zas de torreros para el servicio de los
faros, ell Gobierno G. neral auuncia la
correspondence convocatoria para los
eximenes de ingreso en- la clase de as
pirantes al cuerpo.
Las solicitudes Sc presentarSn en-
squel oentro en- el plazo de ID dias con-
tados desde ell IL del corriente.
-HA vacado la plaza de escribano
de actnaciones del psrtido judicial de
Aguadiila.
-Durante ell mes pasado de JUNO hu-
bo en- el Asilo provincial este movimien-
to entradas H. salidas 2. muertos g.
Qaedaban fin de mas 45l scogidos.
Ell 20 dc setiembre pFoximo Sc su.
bsstsra la conduccion dlaria de la CO.
rrespondencia publica Y ofcial entire
Humacso y Gnsyama y vice-versa.
R eglamento para los examenes ge.
nerales de las escuelas de esta Capital.
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S0CIB9AO ANvNIA Dl CRgOITO ABRCANTIL
$. JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO.
CanGcatorIaa Iaata general .ItuardInarIa,

En- cumpLmlentO de un acuerdO tenidO en- Ia
Ultima Junta general de acc'o0istas Sc conv0.
ca los de esta Sociedad para la que tendra
lugar ell dia lie setembre pr8ximo ( las doce
del dia en- los salones dsl G siao Espafol ds
esta cu Ia Il, con obetO de proceder d 10 elec-
ci6n de director, = Sub-DrecH or.
Al efecto, Sc recnerda hace saber los
Sres acclonlstas para 81 inte;igencia 2 cum
pIimi anto de los Estatutos reglamento II
que sigue
|. Q Para qns tenga efecto la jnsts debera
concurrir un n1merO de accionistas que re-
presenter por 10 menos Ia mitad del capital
social realzado.
2. Solo t'enen voz voto les acconistas
que posean cnco acciones desde tres meses
antes de la Junta general
3. o Nilgun accioAsta, cualquiera que sea
el nGmeros lie acei3res que posea podra emf
tir por 81 mas de IN voto; pero tendra ademas
uno por cada repre- ientacion que legitim ime n
te eierZa.
4 Q e derecho de asistencia la Junta
general. pue ie delegarse en- otro scri0ni>ta
por m edo de podor general especial por
carta, siempre que en- ell 1ltim) cl3o sea &C.
nocida Ell la Direction de "a 5ocedad la frma
de- delegante la gsrantice otra frma que
tenga ese requ sito.
Las ddas, las s0lteras Y las ausentes de la
Isla, pueden dar Ioler especal al efe;to q
persona extran, la Socedad
l. s casadas, los memories y los establec
mientOs pG 1licos puelen concurrir por medic
desus legili nos representatives los cusles en-
case necesario debsran acreditar dcho carac-
ter
Q De3le ell da 90 del corriente podrln
los teresadOs concurrir la Secretsria de la
5 )ciedal reeoIer la papeleta de asistencia
sin cuyo documento no seran s1mitld s en-
ella.
Sc tenor del articulo 81 de los Estatu.
tos no p0dra tratarse en- esta Junta de otros
asuntoS que los que han motivado 50 citaci6n
San Juan Puerto-Rico agosto l3 de 1881.
El b-Director,
A PAKI0 ITpARRI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-19
EScriblnia deac actuHiOneSdeD. BSteban CaIderOn

En- ell cidente sobre vents de frutos de
concurso de acree 1ores de D Leonardo Iga
ravldez, Sc ha mandado poner q publica 50
basts los siguentes que Sc encuentran en- Q
almscea de D. Martin Reyes:
Ciento cincuenta sacos azGcar central dc
segunda, q cinco y cu4rto pesos quintal, SIT
tara.
Ciento noventa sacos azdcar de la misna
clase, cinco pesos gu ntal, sin tara.
Cincuenta y ses barriles azGcar de Ia mis-
ma clase, a cinco cuarto pesos quintal, tara
veints braa por barril
Diez y siete bocoyes azlcar central de ter.
cera, a cuatro y cuart0 pesos quiutal, tara
diez por ciento.
Y dez y nueve bocoyes de ron, tres prueba
23 grades a cincHenta pesos los Glen galones
nueve, pruAba "a grados cuarsnts y ocho
pesos los Glen galones y sete, prueba 2d
grados cuarenta seis pesos los Glen gallo
nes, todos sin ell envase.
Y habiendose fado para su remate ell dia
veinte y cinco del corriente, q las doce, on
los estrados de este Juzgado (Tanca n1m. 81,
Sc anuncia al pub leo para la concurrencia de
IicitadOres
Puerto-Rico, agosto diez Y seis de mil ocho
cientos ochenta y uno ". . B. o-SERAS
Ell Escribano, Esteban Calder6n. l-3
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Oorreligionarios {:

SIN condolences que dice mas de 10 que
nosotros pu ii6rmos escribir
Correligionarios:
No el comb ate ell predominio, nj la
victoria nj ell triunfo no el fandsdo te-
NOR de inesperada derrota 8 Ia desme-
dids smbici6n de inmerecidos laureles
menos aun la ciega passion, el personal
interes 8 ell sordido egoismo IN sacrs-
tisimo deber impulsa hoy la voz del
CoMTE CENTRAL h4cia sus correligiona-
rios de toda la Isls. Este deber es el
de la Iealtad que guia nuestros pasos,
el dc la CONSEQUENCE que inspirs nues-
tros principles, ell del patriotismo que
produce, que eIeya, que santifoa nues-
| ira union.
Ell Gobierno de s. NJ, genuina re-
presentation lie la Patria la Patria,
ests msdre dulce y csrinosa, cuyo sole
nombre hace verter lagrimas de ternu.
"a, y cuyo amor inunds vuestros CO.
razones, os convocsn de nuevo los
c micioa para que nombres constltu
cionalmente los depositsrios de vuestrs
con6anza Ell ell temple augusta de la;
leyes. Vosotros que sois Ia unidsd er
Ia accion, la ammonia en- al movimiento
10 cohesion en- la fuerza, el sfecto a est
misma P .tria, el amor sus institucio
mes, shsbreis de permanecer sordos q ST
llamsmiento? Por nuestra parte la in
df-rencia fuers desprestigio que de-
frsudaris yuestras mas legltimas espe
ranzas, esteriliz8ndo, de una maner'
indigns de la confanza que en- nosotro
hsbeis depositado, vuestro desinteresa
do esfuerzo, vuestro noble af5n.
Momentos hay en- la vida dc los pue
! bios en- que, 81 ell eiIeucio es crimen, il
liuacci6n as vilezs. Z actual es III,
de elos, = el acto que vals a jscutar e
mas trascendental de ouantOs SO roz
oou vue-tro poIvenir y bienestar; com'
que en- 81 Sc trsta del elercicl0 de vues
tros derechos, de la defensa de vuestro
Iintereses, del remedio de vuestras ne
cesidsdes.
/ Va 10 Yeis; nueya OCCASION SO no
ofrece de mostrar al pals el gran espl
ritz de discipline que os anlma en- /
prosecution de los sanos principios
que creemos nosotros han de iabraI
hasta donde es possible, la felicidad d
esta querida porci6n de Ia Patris esps
nols, evitando los perjuioioa que par
ass nisma f9tici lad enGrana 81 sistem
de squenos que, de buena f sin duda
siguen Ia oontragia, pero, a Du-etro lui
ejo. equiyoosda senda.
En- esta OCCASION, pues, J hoy mas ga
nunos, sstrechsr debeis ei ylnoulo d
ideas : do sendeneias que os une, 70
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-19

Sera este una verdadera tregua, 8 Ia
muerts por cousuncion ?
Sea como fusre, ell case 90 que senti-
mos este percance de to1o corsz6n.
E4c nlaIo. Una mujar de color an
complete estado de embrieguez promo,
vic Ia otra tarde IN repugnante espec-
taculc en- la Gale de la Cruz, esmerzn-
dose en- vomitar por aquslla boca tods
clase de improperios a voz en- cuello.
Medudean demasiado esas turcas pu-
blicas en- slgunos desdichsdos indivi-
duos del sexo debit, y es necessrio que
la guardis de 6rden p1blioo tome car
tas en- ell asunto con la preciss energia.
Hombre -Seg1r vsmos an IN pe-
riodico de la isls, ol propietsrio de La
Cr6nica gu director andan On Ia &C.
tuslidad la grsns.
lQaen pudiera presenciar esos til
rones de pelo en- un circo, aunque fuess
mediants dos resles
Ssris un especticulo curiosisimo y
que llamaria seguIamente la atencion
de los mas hnmaticos.
Porque cuando rinsn las comadres. e.
Cromos. IS, ha recibido directamen-
te de Bohemia on la imprenta 10 es-
te periodico un notable surtilo de cro-
mos de todos tamafos para cuadros
y albu ns. Tolos son e1quisitos la
msndo entire ellos la stanci6n srtistioas
copias lie piutncas ce.ebrts, am anos
palisades y marinas f.ntasticos tipos
feme ninos.
Estamos seguros de qua estos GRO
mos tenlrin grande aceptaci6n entire
las personas de gusto de ests capital.
Apodo La Cr6nica hace al BoLETfN
la gran merced >.e llamarle cdrodmal
! Vanos Ests visto que el colega
sn1a 4 LIS zays al semansrio cervantico
para que So enf.de y le lame otrs veg
Lndio BRAVO Q Bestia .flots MICA.
SantorAl. s ibalo, 20. San Bernar-
do, OBJ. dr., Y fnnds1or.
Domingo, 21. San Joaquin, padre
de Nlestra S.nora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-19

Largo triste es el martirio que cor
vslerosa resignation esta sufriendo O.
presidente de los Estados- [ nidos, de
cuyo critico estado nos haban los ulti.
mos telegramas. Ssgdn los periodicos
de Nueva-York del 9, ell general Gar
field ha disminuido uu tercio lie su pc
so, y va no tiene mas que huesos pc
llejo.
Ell tuvo ell doctor Agnew que prac-
ticsrle otrs inciSi6n bsjo la duodecima
costils para dar salida un nuevo de-
p6sito de pus. no bast4ndo va la que Sc
le hizo el "A lie julio.
Por los iItimos t9legramas recibidos
Sc We que sigue mis- grave oil presiden-
te, = que go teme por el pueblo un fu-
nesto desenlace, 81 bien los m6dicos
conservan a1n esperanzas de saIvarlo.
El s por la nocha tenia 108 pulsacio-
Des, temperature l0l9, respiration l9.
Nos csusa verdaiers ansieda1 ell es.
tado del ilustrs enfermo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-19

Seg1n vemos por ell siguiente parrato
de La Esfrella de Panama. la libertad de
Ia prensa hs sido restsbleoida en- el
Uruguay.
IA Ia vejez viruelss
Dice asi 81 colegs en- 50 n1mero del
% de julio proximo passdo
Ell Congreso del Uruguay solicito
del doctor Vidal. presidente de la re-
p1blica, que suspendiers el decreto en-
que prohibfa la hbertsd de la prensa 8
imponia penss severss al que osars CEN
gurar directa 8 indirectsmente los sctos
pdblicos 6 privsdos dc las sutoridsdes
nacionales. No cree Ell Oongreso que
Ia repression bruscs sea remedio para
eurar males de csrAeter polftico y con-
Fidara especialmente perjudicial que el
Gobierno dirija sus golpes mas fuertes,
sus uersecuciones mas enSrgicas contra
* pIenss, aunque una parts de ests no
oniera apartsrse de las intemparancies
de lsnqaajs. Ell presidente obedecio Ia
voluntad de los legisladores, y Ia liber.
tad De expresar 81 penssmiento eontinaa
siendo gsrantfa legal 90 In repholes
'dsl Uruguay"