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THE SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE.


Calls for Mr.. Alexander were heard;
and he advanced to the platform and WIS
introduced by the Chairman. lIe said all
regretted tho circumstances which made n
new election necessary, There never was
a time when party feeling was less earnest.
lie referred TO the strike which ended
about the time OF the last election, and
con.rassed the state OF affairs a. the last
campaign with those now In vogue. lie
thought the recent Democratic victories
pressged other. victories. The Detaocr,tts
IN this district can elect their candidate Il
they want, II they will. These were favor.
able times to elect Democrat 1T WIS ros.
slble togiyea Democratic candidate several
thousand majority in this district. He
had great respect for the Republicans, and
llc 4cknowledged the grand works accom-.
plished by the party in its short career.
Btit there we're good Temperance laws in
Ohio before tho Republican party was
heard Of; there were good Sunday luws
aud d good free school system. He was
glad that the Republicans had been con.
vertcd TO the right side on these questions;
fie,was glad 10 SEQ Republican editors uud
politicians going to church who were never
there before. His remarks on this head
provoked considerable laughter, and he
wis heartlly applauded Mt several episodes.
lie argued that rs there was 10 be large
majority Of Democrats in the Forty.cigllth
Congress, u Democratic member from the
Seventeenth district would have more in
ilucnce than Republican, und would be
more powerful 10 aid tho industries OF this
section. II there was 10 be Il revision Of
thetariG he would prefer to have tho duties
on the products OF the mills Of the Seven.
teenth district increased, and those on arti.
cles which the people Of the district con.
sume, decreased. W.
AT the conclusion Of the speech the SHY.
erlng Democrats were allowed to 70 with
the injunction by the Chairman 10 20 to
work and elect their man, and tho benrty
response from one enthusiastic follower,
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with the animosities Of official life in Wash.
ii11gton, for few years ago, during tho
Hayes aduiinistmtlon,' he seated Mrs.
Blaine and Mrs. Hayes at the same table
In that hotel, at lunch. The two ladies
we're not OH speaking terms, bit the b|un.
der wis committed before either could pro.
test, 80 they had perforce TO continue their
repast Ia company.
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GOVERNOR BLACKBURN, of Kentucky, re-
ierred 10 his family and his reputation
when he was charged with trying to infect
the loyal States with contagion. From his
silence lis to ,be inferred that he is now
torturing his ingenuity to invent defense
against the ugly charges which have been
piled up on his doorstep. s.. ,Y-,t 3
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0. " ~ = ylf! ~ ---gg --sg-I
Alexander Gives II Up,
Hon. Ross J. Alexander. In lncllIscnccr interview
L December p. r,.t..... |ty,.. ,,I,.'l,l. W

Deee'hbeF2 TItI - Lu:h fIIiINl- WIT
=" How about Mr.. Estep, OF Cadiz?" 4,n.
II have not heard from him, but vii,
be greatly surprised il he allows his name
to be presented to the convention, ri.
Republicans have all the advantages, Tier
uajorities are principally In the town.
where a inll vote can be brought out in M h.
short time at their. disposal, while The t
Democratic strength lies In sections Why M
cannot'be thoroughly canvassed,' ~. N'
'srheu you regard n Republican ,rinmnh
rs q foregoue conclusion :" + ~ y '''''ss' -
eyes, do,n Er 'iI'4ta aI5-.
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Rrotherx Hanged for Sfcnfipp

DALLAS, TEXAS, December lo.-Two
brothers, George and James Fralcy,- the
latter n mere boy, were arrested il Conan.
che county, charged with stealing cotton
and were placed under guard At Iiszei
Dell. At midnight a mob, armed with
sholgnns, overpowered the guard and took
the prisoners to woods and hanged them
70 the same limb Of tree, IIiI" o GU -
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Kenna whoolsins II Up.

From Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, December l9.-AttorneY
General Watts, Of West Virginia, is in the
city, An IsyElLloEScEn representative
undertook to interview him on the Sena-
toriul subject, but Mr.. Watts was very
guarded in all he said. He was Of the
opinion, however, that Kenna would de-
velope more strength than his opponents
anticipated. A circular has been received
here by all the prominent West Virginia
Democrats which ~ calculated TO ipiure
Mr.. Kenna in the Senatorial contest, but
as it is not signed by any responsible Der.
son, its effect has been rather 10 strengthen
kenna's chances than to weaken them.
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TIE North Wheeling Asylum makes an
eanat appeal for Christmas offering for
the co'iafort and happiness Of the little'ones
whom it has under itscare. Where plenty
abounds it is not likely that these orphans
will be overlooked. Certainly they ought
uof IN he "''
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briGcry Cnscs A,lsnoae,l NJ.

CLEVELAND, December l0.-The !egisla.
tive bribery cases were finally disposed Of
to-day. Representative. Wright was ac-
omitted, and nolle entered in that of Rep
feSeHtatiye BlAck: The State broke conf
pletely down and these membefs hnye
been the victims OF unfounded sunors and Ind
speculations.
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We hope it may please Congress 10 deal
gently with rope-the Democratic party
shows disposition to hang itself; and with
barbed fences-indiyidual Democrats in
tariff Districts are prac.ieing for grand
straddle. A tariff defeats its objects which
crushes the energetic impulses Of the peo-
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How ODD for Ohio Democrats or any
Democrats to be uaf,irlinga a wool tariff, or
any,kind Of { tariff, banner! What was
the tariff on wool when the Democratic
party was pulled down from It's perch !?
Congress "a yet to consider the report Of
the Tariff Commission. It Is not committed
10 any wrong which the committee may
have recommended.
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4 Speech Fniil OF Mpnuiur,

DUBLIN, December 1o.-Alr. AIitchell's
speech at the National League meeting,
held last night at Niulligan. is to-day at-
tracing attention. He openly threatened
the well-to-do irich farmers with copspira.
cies among their own laborers i tho la:te:
were not allowed to Join the League, and
the former withhold their support from it,
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A Crank Who Thinks He ,s II Detective

A Crank Who Thinks He IN IL Detective.
OMAHA, NEIL, December l9.-.J. H. Borden
who worked up the sensation about Mug.
gle Hennecke's abductor being in Nebras.
ka, and caused the arrest Of, ]. II. Hamil.
ton "a reputable workingman at Nebraska
City, cranky on the subject Of detective
work. Some weeks ago Borden followed a
family here from some town in Iowa, and
for some reason charged them with various
crimes, among which was counterfeiting.
The family easily disproyed the charges and
showed that Borden WIS crank.
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THy Teachers' Institute brings together
today hard-working class Of people to
whom the public is more largely indebted
than il is willing to express III dollars and
cents. These gatherings always bear good
fruit and good deal OF it.
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:, alllltsan. Means. W'hatton. Alexander.

& a t!ith ballot, with no choice was follow.
ed by one in which the whole, number Of
votes, ISL, were cast for Ross ]. Alexander.
Mr.. McFadden then moved that the rules
be suspended aud Mr.. Alexander nomin.
a, ated for the short term by acclamation.
This met with some opposition, and the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-20

TIE nearer Christmas approaches the
more members Of Congress turn up with
sick pleas. Members want a long holiday
on full pay. A hod carrier doesn't yet
5000 a year, mileage and $le5 ior station
cry, but he has to pay par for his holiday.
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IiNcu From, Hinder

TlTusvILLE, December l9.-The Reno
Oil Company struck to-day large well on
on the line Of Forest and Warren county
and one mile northwest Of the ApchpF
well, which has recently: created such %
sensation. ~
The Keno we'll shows far more than two
thousand barrels the first ttwenty.iour hours.
This last strike proves the Anchor. Oil
Company's property on the Cooper tract to
be OF grelt value. q ~ ~ N-LaL.- W
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Alexander ijlyets., n Ii,.
Aop Ross J, hlcasnder, In Inielllyences Interview
+, December u, l., l, go '"H>'' :

+, December H. L IL. s.-r''' ',,H -
"How about Mr.. Estep, OF Cadiz 2"
W bave not heard from him, but will
be greatly surprised il be allows his name
to be presented 10 the convention. It,is
tqo hobeleas 2 contest The Republicans
have al the advantages. Their majorities
are principally in the towns where iull
vote can DO brought out In the short limo
at their disposal, while the Democratic
strength lies in sections which cannot be
thoroughly canvassed.n'' iI7 NM !
! 7"Then you regatdla Republican triumpl,
asa toregone conclusion 2'' ifffs ~
y'"Tes, ! do,' ''-g fs}''lfi;t
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. GOVERNOR STEPHENS pardons q red
handed murderer, and the people Of his
State 90 on making moonshine whisky.
Has Georgia lost or lnislaid her ambition
to show the South IN example Of progress?
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IN Alexander Gives 1t JIp.
Hon. Ross J. Alexander, III lntcllIgeuccr intcrvcy
wv

"how v, about Mr. Estep, Of Cadiz?" ~
u have not heard from him, but will
be greatly surprised II hc allows his name
70 be presented to the convention. i irhe
Republicans have all the advantages Theii
uaajor'ties are principally in the towns
where q full vote can be brought out in the
short time at their disposal, while the
Democratic strength lies III sections which
cannot be thoroughly canvassed.nl ,"eTS i
.i"Then you regard Republican triup,pl
as foregone conclusion I" E,S, ! ~
"Yes, do" :. ~ ..N ....Nhl NtN W.. ~
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IT is to be hoped that our Republican
friends over the river will secure larger
and better heated hall for their convention
than the Democrats had for theirs. This
ia not seasonable weather for camping out.
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Gte Gtttelligtutf|r:
"llop about M. Eaep, of Cadi: ?"

"Hop abo'A Mr.. Eaep, Of Cadi:"
II ha~ nO heard from him, but l rin te
yra,ly surprised u he allo,rs his name 10 be
presented 10 The tonsnlion. Hi' loo hopeless a
rOnra. Tie Republicans hare at the adran.
mgo. Their majorities are principally in The
torn, where aj"N ,oie can be brought OIL IN he
short time I" Meir di.posul, 'rlli1e tie Denocra.
t,c strength lies in sections ,rhich cannot be thor.
vughy cdnta@td." j,
"7ha you regard a Republican triumph az
q jortyo"' rohc'astonr'
")'a, ] do.%-hon. Ross J. Aleru,ultr, in
JiitNiy7lctr inierriem December II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-20
THESuATAN'S UNHAPPY RYC0NnITlOS,
Making Everyone A round Him Nrryou.
by Curry ing A rn1s for Protcctiou.

Na4tuS Everyone A round H. TN Nervous
by Carrying A rms for Protection,
LONDON, December 19.-The Sultau's
unhappy condition continues, and bis sur
roundines are still chaotic. scdition j,
Tile on every side Of him. The army Is full
oi dissensions aud disaieotlon, the popu.
lar aralscoateut Is loudly expressed, and af.
ialrs at Constantinople present the aspect
which usually indicates tho approach OF a
violent transition, The most extraordinary
precautionG against assassination arc taken
at fildlx Kiosk. No one is admitted to the
palace, and the Sultan goes out only on
Fridays, when he is conducted to the mos
que in his French bomb.prooi carriage,
lto makes every one nervous by carrying
two revolvers, with which hc is quite unat
to bo trusted. Last week one of his ch;pi
servants, who, has always BEEN about .his
person, desired q weeks leave Of absence
TO visit his family, and accordingly drew
up the humble petition 10 his majesty and
anxiousiy awaited a favorable oppor.
tunity 10 present it. An OCCASION
offering, he approached Abdul .Hamid
and Frustrated himself ut the same
lime putting his hand in Ills bosom 10
draw forth his document The sultan
being Instantly seized with the suspicion
that the man was about to draw d iweapbn
and assassinate him. pulled out his revolver
and shot the man dead on tho spot. The
ai.les.de>camp running in at the noise from
the ante>cha,nbcr, found the sultan stand.
iing over the corpse with his pistol, and by
his direction searched the body, NoihinS
more dangerous was iound than the paper
clutched in the hand of the unfortunate
man. The affair was hushed up. Abdul
Hamid still carries bis concealed weauons'
and every one ia the palace avoids h, lhe,
slightest ambiguity OF gesture, "
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CHAIRMAN EsrEp lauds the Democracy
ior obstructing the resumption OF specie
payments, and praises the Democracy for
the successful effort TO resume.
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prris,, I'd fufthr FIn,,,..,

tLAcyGSE, KANSAS, December lO.-rhe
farm house Of John Clark, Of Linn county,
burned Sunday night, and three children
perlshs1 in the flames. .{1,54I d III " 4
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TnE War Claims Committee is willing to
swallow the whole Of the dead Confeder-
stes, left Davis excepted. The pension
business is booming ut very booming
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IT is true, as Mr.. Alexander says, that
the war is over. But it is not remembered
Leresbouts that the honorable gentleman
did much to bring about the result.
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DEMocnAuIc doctrine in the Seventeenth
Ohio Distrtct-A protective thrift with the
protective principle. left out-but let wool
alone. Fg.
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THE PlrrnBunGm SOUTHERN
ihe Real Import OF the PurcllaAe-I
Through Line Wssf, -

CHICAGO, December ia daily paper
IN commenting on the purchase Of the
Pittsburgh Southern by tile Baltimore &
Ohio, says it is the initiatory step toward
the completion Of another through road
from Pittsburgh to Chicago and the South.
west. Although the Baltimore 4 Ohio was
tho first road ever constructed in America
the first division Of the road having been
put in operation in 1880, aud for many
years has had n branch In successful opera.
ton from Cumberland 70 Pittsburgh, vet il
has never yet competed for any OF
the trade between the latter CITY and
the West, but has been content TO
allow the Pennsylvania lines to remain
absolute in their control. All attempts to
dislodge the Pennsylvania Company M
Pittsburgh have hitherto failed. The Pitts.
huryh 4 Lake Erie, it is true, hus been
built within the last few years, and, in
connection with the Vanderbilt lines from
Cleveland, isa competitor with the Penn.
sylyapla for the Western trade, but, owing
to the indireotness OF the route, this com.
petition has not been regarded us very for
tAt0aHt 4a 40 HatHiS. 1 {iG B3({tfff0F4 *
Ohio has now, however, entered into ibe
fghtin earnest, and by spring Western line
from Pittsburgh will he III Successful one.
ration. It is commonly reported, too, that
the baltimore 4 Ohio is closely connected
with the Pittsburgh 4 Wcsteru, Which il
now almost coapleteu to Akron, Ohio.
where CLOSE connections will he made with
the Valley road ia Cleveland. This viii
give tue company the shortest line from
Washington 10 Cleveland, and when the
additional link from Akron ia CHICAGO
junction has been completed the sccond
through line 70 phic,go will be II reality,
!. Y. GaErett said recently that lie believed
in five years after the lleinpi|eld extension
had been built tho wealtl, and population
OF Wheeling will have doubled. .aT6ut Is
a strong statement to make" said he, "yct
not too strong for the OCCASION. The Iicmp-
field extension will be to Wheeling what
IL the Baltimore 4 Ghio has been to Baltimore,
The Interests OF the PENNSYLVANIA company
are directly identified with littsburg, and
they, certainly do not want 10 build up a
rival city. IoV might as well say lint
water will not rUl, down hill Us to say tbat
the Pennsylvania road will not work In tho
Interests Of Pittsburgh" G..''
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Again there was no selcctlon, aud a
third ballot was taken, without changing
thevote. Another hallot was taken, Il, 9
vote standing: ,s44r. gef h :
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~ WHISKY AND SUNDAY

sSpeaking OF what lie called the Republi.
cans humbug cries he said the latest one
vas Fleet the Democrats to power, and
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Tns Eastern tariff men are shaking the
lie out Of the helpless Democracy OF the
Seventeenth Ohio District,
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Ira National Pig Iron Association Is
formed Judge Kelly ought'by all means to
be made an honorary member.
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- VOLUME XXXl-.NUMBER 100

roll OF counties was called for candidates.
Hon: Ross J. Alexander, N. b.. Wharton
and John +. Kelly were nominated and a
ballot resulted In MIR. Alexanler's n6mina.
ton, lie receiving all the votes hut those. Of
belmont and Noble counties, which were
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SENATOR EnowS, Of Georgia, avowed
apostle Of bossism, would look we'll nailed
10 the Democratic masthead,
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ALEXANDER AGAIN
THE NOMINEE OF THE DEMOCRACY
For Congress ln the District Over the Rl,sr-Ill'
lrrrvoeabls Decision not to bs q Candidate
Promptly Rs'oled-A Cold Day for the
Convention and 4 Small Crowd.

7 The Democracy Of the Seventeenth Con
gressional District Of Ohio met in mas
convention in the City Hall at Bellaire
yesterday. The attendance was not large
from any Of tho counties, though Belmont
turned out fair delegation. o'.L.5 { G4s
Prior to the meeting Of tho convention
the gentlemen from each county held eau
cucuses. AT these the TACT was developed
that nearly every county was In tavor oil
the nominationof Hon. Ross J. Alexander,
who was Dr.. ',Updegratt's opponent ut the
latc election. But they were met with the
emphatic declaration from Mr.. Alexander'a
own lips that he was not q candidate. In
this state OF affairs three other gentlemen
were named in the convention, and Mr..
Alexander not mentioned until the second
baitot, when ten votes were cast for him,
This created some enthusiasm, and on the
sixth ballot the solid vote was cast for the
late defeated. lie protested, not very
strongly, but the convention would not
listen. M 5.I .h.,E. gg.iR 49,
When the faithful began to gather IN the
hall II was, discovered that the quarters
provided for the meeting were not very
comfortable. But one stove was in tho hall,
a poor fire in It, and several Of the windows
were open and could not be closed. How.
ever, tue disposition to make the best OF II
and u very good hunored session
was the result. "" hF!s sIVfr,ITE
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Pr. John Cooke, Of Rridgepart, on behalf
ol Noble county, nominated N. B. Whur.
ton, Esq Of Caldwell; Prosecuting Attor-
ney Of Noble county, accompanying the
nomination with q neat little Speech. "
The different county Delegations were
then invited Ia separate for convenience,
The arst ballot resulted as follows M,
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JUNTA INTERINA
PARA ELECoIoN DE uN SENADoR.

Con este epigrafe publica 10 siguien-
to Ia Gaceto de hoy:
''No habiendo concurrido su6ciente
n1mero de Sres. Dipntados provincial
les y Oompromisarios para la election
de un Ssnador, cuyo efecto fueron
convocados en- 20 de Diciembre pr6xi-
mo pasado, de conformidad con 10 dis.
puesto en- ell Iarrafo a. del srtfculo 40
de ia Ley electoral de 8 de Fsbrero de
1877, 81 avisa por me1io de este peri6.
ctico otfcia1 todos los Ayuntamientos
de los pueblos cuyos Oompromisarios
no Sc han presentado en- esta primeia
reunion, fj&udoles los diss 80 y 81 del
corriente J L. de Febrero proximo pa
ra que 10 veriquen con sperclbimien
to de qae no hsciendolo 90 consiAerara
que aprneban en- un todo 10 que deter
mine la Junta electoral que SO celebra.
ra, sea cual fuere el Ltmero de los que
cODcurr8n.
Puerto-Rico, 10 de Enero de 1882
E Vlce-presidenta de Ia Diputaci6n
provincial, Presidente de Ia Junta lutte
rina, Juan JosS Mdchicote. e.-E, Secreta-
rio escrutador interino, Jose Odywela.-
E. Secretsrio escrutador INFERNO, Ra.
MON s. L6pez.-Ei Sscretario secruta.
dor INFERNO, Jose II. Fsrndndcx.-E, Sc
Cretario escrutador INFERNO, Joaquin
Aldea Berenguey.
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miento de Isabella D. Gerardo Garcis
de la Pezuela, que ocupabs 81 primer
lugar en- Ia terns propuesta al efscto.
-Est4 vacante la Escribania de ac-
tuaoiones de Bayam5n, partido judicial
de Oatedral.
-Idem la de Juana-Diaz, partido
judicial de Ponce.
Han sido nombrados : Jaaz muaici-
pal dc Toa-bajs D. Mstias G,nov6s.
Primer suplenta del iuzgado mnnioi-
pal dc PatilIss, D. Vidal A'miroty.
-Darante ei mes de octubre pr6xi-
mo pasado Sc exportarnn rroductos del
pals por valor de $500. 528-82, ascen-
diendo los derechos devengados la
cAntidad de 11,266 81. Oomparadas
estas cantida1es con 10 recaudalo por
iguales conceptos en- octubre de 1880
arrojan una diferencia de mas favor de
1881 montsnte, Ell va'oras, 4 $377, ,524. IL
on derechos $8,303-0l.
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SAN SALVADOR.

El cumpseanos del doctor Rafael
2 .idivar ha sido celebrado con ex-
traordioaIio entusiasmo por los hiios
de, Salvador. El honorable Presidau.
to, obsequiado con tan buena voluntsd
= de IN modo tan expressive. puede es.
tar mpletsmente SECURE de que sus
conciudadanos le ccnceden la admira.
ci6n ? 81 epoyo que mef ecen los que
buscan @! bepafclo p1bIico, mediante la
practica honrada de Ia ley y el amor
constante al progreso y Ia ibertad.
lie que suceds en- 81 Salvador, es leo
ciou e,ocuente y senciIla que debe apro-
vschsrse. Al psso que en- otros paiseG
ei pueb . marchs hacla Ia desgracia, EN-.
pniado por l~s desscieItos sdminlstra.
torius, y prepara cusnto juzga necesa-
rio con el obj4to de recuperar sus fus.
ros, all, no 30 deja pssar oportunidad
alguna sin dar o. Maglstrado ssnales
evldentss ds singular aorecio.