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National Republican., 1882-09-02
The Rechabite Encampment.

The encampment OF the Rechabites At Anacosta
was again visited last night by hundreds of peo.
pie from Unontown and East Washin yton. Long
before the exercises We're opened the tent was
filed with the friends of the order while at the
outskirts of the crowd were those who had been
hnpeled to attend by curiosity. The usual order
of speeches. interspersed with excellent vocal
music, made up the entertainment of the even.
lug. From the marked attention which was paid
the different speakers It wa evident that the OBJ
numerous reforMatious will result. As on The
previous evening, the da rcing pavilion was The
center Of attraction for the young folks, and hu
aided greatly in bringing people to the celebra
National Republican., 1882-09-02
mnIx Cros. Acnhen,r.

That famous institution OF learning the
Academy of Holy Cross, will reopen for the session
on Monday, September 4, The academy occupies
and is under the direction Of the Sisters Of The
Holy Cross who have had such marked succe,
In addition 10 an excellent curriculum of studies
due regard is paid to the moral training Of the
pupils entrusted 10 the excellent care OF the Sis.
far
National Republican., 1882-09-02
national niaes' Excursion.

The last excursion of the season to be given by
that pet organization, the National Rifles, will
take place on Tuesday evening, September 5. The
Corcoran has been engaged for the occasion and
the Marine Band viii furnish the music The
committee having the matter in charge have com.
pleted all their arrangements, and are extremely
gratiGed at the number OF ticke is already sold
There is no doubt that this excursion will be the
largest OF the season. and Of course fully as enjoy.
able ms the others have been.
National Republican., 1882-09-02
Enrh,. 0nrrn mnnse-

The heat seemed to have no deterrent effect
in keeping the vast audience away from Fords
Opera House, and when the curtain rolled up last
night the house was again packed. The audience
laughed ct George Tbatcher's jokes until they
cried, and only stopped because they had no me re
breath LETT; To-day they give matinee at 2
National Republican., 1882-09-02
VIRGINIA MiLITARx INsTlTUTE.


This well.known State Institution has been In sue
cesstnl operation since 1882 ana having been reorgan
zei by tie set of March 3 1882, with Board Of
Visitors and the reelection of The old Faculty, is
prepared to supply, upon the best TERMS the disnc
live advantages OF general Scientific and Military
School, upon the basis of the U. s. Military Academy
al West Point and upon the same system SO success
once Included Gen. stnewall Jackson. Gen. X. L.
following Superintendent and Professors: Gen.
Francis il. smith, LII. ~, Superintendent and Pro
Williamson. Prof Practical English, etc: Col 8. ship
Com. Cadets and Prof Tactics; Col J, NJ Brooke,
Applied Chemistry, etc. 9l. II, IT. N. semmes Prof
aud Logic; Col. ]. VI. Morrison. Adjunct Prof Chem.
isiry etc Col. E. w Nichols Prof Civil and Military
Engineering and Astronomy. Under the direction Of
an efficient Finance Committee of the Board Of Vis
tors and with an enlarged annuity from the State
expenses of cadets are reduced to the lowest rates
Session opens Sept. ]. For information or appoint
ment. address GIN F. II. SMITH, Sup't.
trlpc cgt
National Republican., 1882-09-02
s,scr.s vino for L,a,c..

Mr.. speer, an enthusiastic grape grower from
New Jersey, has O very excellent wine from the
imported 0porto grape. The best judges pronounce
It superb. 1t has been adoL ted by hospitals an
by physicians generally as n very superior wine,
aud held in high estimation for Its medicinal prop
critics. Ii Is one of the most delicious wines We
have ever tasted. Our leading physicians have
tested tile virtues OF this wine, aud recommend 1t
a superior wine for invalid Sold by druggists
aud frocers
National Republican., 1882-09-02
LOCAL MENTION.
r .IvER COMPLAINT.

Cor. 9Th and II Sts. N. w, A
Dec. 81, 1851.
GENTLEMEN; My husband hns
suffered from Liver Complains and
Dyspepsia with his youth. After
taking two bottles Of Browns Iron
Bittois feels that he can recommend
them for their beneficial results.
MRs. A. NJ. KNIGHT.
browns Iron Bltters cures Liver
Complaints, Kidney Disease. en-
riches the blood, aud reyitalizcs
the whole system
National Republican., 1882-09-02
DISTRICT BREVITIEs.
Tho NYenit,nr rn.nnr

Tor me Middle Aadnne Sya,es. fair ucather south 4
wca teinds ioircr barometer stationary or higher en
perdtire.
For Washington, from a. m. 10 midnioM-
Far 'ced'her stationary or higher temperature
Thermomctric readings,-T a. M, 70.9o; ii a. m.
SOl'i p M, $3.50; r. M, sl.7o; II p, M, zoe
maximum, sG,7o minimum, 66.7o.
National Republican., 1882-09-02

NJ. p. RICE, photographer left yesterday for Nova
Scotia on visit Patrons and friends desiring
sttihgs requiring his personal attention will please
defer engagements until afer the 15,h
National Republican., 1882-09-02

"THE JEWEL CioAR"-straight flver-can be had
Wholesale or retaiD at Morcoe's, 1907 Pennsylva-
mia ayenue-wide open dIors.
National Republican., 1882-09-02
Prominent ArrirnIr.

ST. JAMEs.-w. A. Little, Jr, Frederick Va;
o nnomes a., = M Gillian Virginia. II Harper, Phlladsl-
j. Dewitt, Louisville KY; T. C. Miller, Behu o,t :.
PR " " f''
:, METRoroIITAS--W. il, wachter Pttsburg; VIII
lam ~ Watts, Philndelphla w. H. Collins, Toronto,
Snnadai H. jackson, Lafayette, Ind; John Hoch.
helmer, Clncinnati; a, w. Faulkner, Louisiana; T..
H. Hawkins, Frenchburg, Ky.
RldGs.-HOn Joseph Jorgensen Va; Albert Small,
Hagtrstown Md; Beckwith Smith and A. g. Snnde.
may, England; +. NJ. Tarber, Baltimore; r. Elias
Franklin, North Carolina.
ST MARC.-Snm Block, Cincinnati; w. NJ. Wilson,
nrandywinc Md; $. X. THOMPSON, Baltimore Md;
T. j. johnson, Richmondi q, II. DELL. Chicago.
ARI1NgToN.-A. Rogy, Princeton, Ill; L. ]. John
SON. South Carolina.
National Republican., 1882-09-02

81 per gal; 81 quart bottle. Arlington Old Rye
Whisky, strictly pure, for family and medicinal
use. Mcgee, 404 Ninth street northwest
National Republican., 1882-09-02

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered iu 1b. "Ward" prints, al 40c. per To-
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball: buttermilk &c
per quart, and sweet milk &C. per quart
National Republican., 1882-09-02
MISS LIpsCoAfB, Principal.
DITsINFsS COILEGE. IINCOIN

SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCOLN
y Hall Building, corner Ninth and ID streets Day
and Evening sessions, for the education of SONS and
daughters, and men and women for selfsupport and
guage Business Arithmetic Spenceran Practical
Penman hip; bookkeeping by single and double
Practice, Wholesale. ryta, and banking, p:oying
the methods Of accounts, business papers and cor
respondence, adopted by leading business houses;
Physical and Vocal Cultures; Political Economy;
ments in Eocution, photography, and DRAWING, in
charLe of best masters. College open AuGuSr2S 2S
evening. Tuition: BY the year lin monthly install
ments of S0 500; by the quarter, twelve weeks, SO
year scholarship day or evening, purchased
ierlng $780, evening tuition, three months sl6; even
Illustrated College Announcement containing full In
formation sent free apon application by mall or at
'''N eO''Ne- o'..l HENRY c. SPENCER, Principal.
National Republican., 1882-09-02
II ASIL1II INSIlTU he,

II i
A SELECT HOME s. HO IL FOR GIRLS.
Reopens SEPrEMBER 90 1892 Limited number
of pupils. Boss received ~ Primary and Kinder
CUR len Departments Circulars may be obtain at
the ok Store of f. NJ. Whitaker Mrs L. i. Smith,
Pilcipal, will be at home on and after September g.
National Republican., 1882-09-02

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry. &c. Call on or
address Herzog, sos Ninth street. near Pennsyl-
yania avenue
National Republican., 1882-09-02

You can publish three.llne advertisement of
Wanted" For Rent" "For Sale" or "Lost,"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB.
LICAN.
National Republican., 1882-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.


a1ye UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH. MASONIC
W. Temple u.arge HaD. services TO-MOR
ROW ut ii Il, m. Sermon by the pastor, Rev. lex.
Kent biect: "Truth, the Root of Goodness" Text:
NJ. sc2ltr
H1Be NEW JERUSALEM TEMPLE, NORTH
VIZ Capitol street, near street; Rev. Jabez Fox
pastor. Service at II a. III. seat, all free. Subject
TO.MoRROW:"A Spiritual kevolntion." te!lt+
nIays THE PARTNERSHIP HERE roFoRE
us existing between Mrs. John +. Ellis and MIR.
sent, Mr. kberbachs interest In the firm ceasing and
he retiring. All debts due the firm will be paid to
Mrs. John +. Ellis, and all persons having claims
signed for settlement. MkS JOHN T. ILLS.
No 9E Pennsylvania avenue
I take great pleasure In announcing to my friends
and customers, and the PUBLIC generally that have
secured the services of Mr.. Charlie b. Bayy, form
erly in the employ Of my husband the late John j.
Sntro. of Baltimore,to 10 manage and supe intend my
business, which Will be continued at the old stand,
No. PSi pennsylvania @ avenue; under the name and
tn. celebrated Weber and other planes, Smith, Amer
Ican AMI other organs, musical instruments of all
kinds, sheet music, muse books, and musical mer-
chandise. Your patronage and Influence respect
fully solicited. JOHN +. ELLIS 6 CO.,
se+2t GT Pennsylvania avenue.
M~1Bs THE BOSS BRICKLAYERS OF WASH
w. ington D. O., are hereby notified that there
VIII be an annual holiday on the l1rH OF SEPTEM-
Washington. ID. G. WM. GRAHAM, President.
j. IL. HARRIs, Secretary. sei.st'
se a REGULAR MEETING OF TUE NEW
~ York Repub lean Association Will be he'd
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, lsS. at
A iull attendance Is requested, important bust
ness wi be brought hefor, the AIS M, @ Gia,i9n ,.
D. NJ. DAVIS, Secretary. seist
National Republican., 1882-09-02

IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE.
L Mechanicsburg, Pa, near Harrisburg. 2Ith
Year, s 'pteniber "a REV. r. r. EGE. a. NJ.
iyll-T1hSSw President.
National Republican., 1882-09-02

WaverIy Se2aainary,
Boarding and Day Schoo! for Young Ladies.
REMOVED TO 1857 STREET N. W.
Session opens September 20 For terms apply at
9i9 Massachusetts avenue until September / after
that at Seminary. -
auis-im MISS L1PsCoMB, Principal.
KINDERGARTEN NORMAL LINSTITUTEAND
IN National Kindergarten. with primary and ad-
vanced classes (each child has little garden) opens
September II teachers class, October Positions
secured for graduates.
For Circulars apply to the Principals MRS, LOUISE
POLLOCK, go Eighth street; MISS SUSIE POL
LOCK the FrUbei Institute, ll27 Thirteenth street
anlN-lm
National Republican., 1882-09-02
llelNlunlc position.
The following Is the score:
. ''''''''''''.'
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 3
Game this afternoon between the Government
Printers and Interior, corner of Eleventh and ii
stree Is northeast.
National Republican., 1882-09-02

SwJTHIN c. sHoRTLIDGEs ACADEMY FOR
- Young Men and Boys, Media, Pa, twelve miles
trjm Philadelphia, and Two and two.third hours
from New York city. School year opens september
II Fixed price covers every expense even books,
&c. No extra charges No Incidental expenses. No
examination for admission Thirteen experienced
teachers. all men. and all graduates Special oppor-
tunties for apt students TO advance rapidly. Spec al
drill for dull and backward boys. Patrons or stu
dents may select any studies or choose the regn
English Scen iilc Business, Glass cal Civil En-.
are now in Harvard. Yale, and ten other Colleges
and Polyt chnic Schools.
Media has seven churches and temperance
charter, which prohibits the sale of all Intoxicating
drii ks. Ior NV illustrated circular address the
Principal and Propr. tor. SWl'rHIN C. SHORT
LlDGE. A. NJ, Harvard University graduate, Media,
Pa
The Principal will be at the Ebbt House II SLY,
September Z, from p nj, to p. IN. only. Ru22
National Republican., 1882-09-02
MR.. AND MRS. wM. d. cABELL,

business COURSE IN BOOKKEEPING,
I'D Penmanship, etr. 90 q month. Day and night.
No textbooks. q. W. HOWE, JSJ seventh street
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-26
S E P A RAcIoN.

La Qaceta con e.ocuente laconis.
mo nos partlcipa en- gu ndmero de
hoy la separation del digno alcalde
de Hato-grande, nuestro distinguido
amigo y correligiouario, Sr. Me1dez.
Los pdbIicos, notorios y honrosos,
antecedentes de nuestrc dicho amigo,
persona de arraigo y posici6n en- eI
expresado pue olo, excusan todo CO.
mentario. Nosotros, que aplaudimos
su nombramiento, hemos de deplorar
naturalmente que Ell Gobierno Sc
haya privado de un tan noble y leal
servidor de los intereses pdblicos.
Creyendo ademas adivinar los mo.
viles de dlcha separation, nos o;urre
preguntar: ] No continda aun en-
su puesto de coL6anza clerta auto
ridad local que, seg1n noticias au-
torizadas, tanto contribuy6 al re-
cieute triunfo del autoaomista, Sr.
Labra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-26
Ell PRIMER PASO.

Dijerase que 10 h,bfamos presen
lido. 7 era natural que asl tuese
dadas las CIRCUMSTANCES por que atra
viesa actualmente e! partido espa
mol, ell partido espaIlol, cuyo def
nitivo triunfo hemos consagrado lol
mejores instantes de Ia vida, y ell
aras del cual sabriamos tambisn dal
la existencia el dia en- que Sc hiciert
necesario ell sacriicio.
Ea los Inomentns en- one iba 81
.ir de la prensa nuestro nGmero an
terror con el editorial en- que encl
reclamos y patentizabamos la supre
ma urgencia de que Sc convocara a
Partido en- esta Capital por medic
de representatives de los Co,nit6S
tai y como se verified ha dos amos J
por un motive analogo al que hace
hoy esencialsima est, convocatoria,
en esos momeLtos, decimos, circula.
ba por la ciudad una invltaci6n sus
crita por nuestro respectable amigo y
correligionario ell Diputado provin
cial dou Juan j. M4chicote excltan.
do q los incondlcionales { una iunta
que debia tener lugar a las Z de la
misma noche del % en- los salones
del Casino Espanol. Perentorio era
ei plazo, escasfsimo ell tempo de Que
So podfa disponer, extraordinaria la
premura. Mas con todo este, y
pesar de no estar nadie prevenido d
clio, una numerosa concurrencia de
correligionarios, en- su mayor parte
del alto comercio, acudi6 a la indica-
da hora al punto de cita, 8 sea a. sa-
lon principal del mencionado patri6-
tico centro.
Ocup6 la presdencia ell senor Ma.
chicote, no sin autes haberse opues.
to 6 clio con exquisite nodestia, y
despu6s de un eiocdente prelmbulo
en- que hizo resaltar de IN modo vi
goroso su acendrado patriotismo y
ell amor que profesa al Partido, ex-
puso a los CIRCUMSTANCES Ell objeto de
Ia Junta, ell cual no era otro, seg1a
comprendlmos, que deliberar sobre
Ia formula mediaute la cual ha de
convocarse 4 los Comit6s de la pro-
vincia para proceder, el dia que Sc
determine, a ls admission 8 denega-
ci6n de la renuncia preseutada por
el Excmo Sr D. Pablo Uoarri, y q
nombrar nuevo centro directive para
la colectividad. Despu6s de un ligero
debate en- que terciaron los Sres. ID.
Antoulo Arsusga, ID. Joaquin PeIla,
D. Jose Orcasitas, d. Rlcario Meu-
dizabal, el Presidente y algdl otro
que en- estos nosnautos 40 recorda-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-26
Sobre la renuncia do nuestro Jefe.

He aquf los documeutos que pro.
metimos publican en- este ndmero
Don Jose Cpyue'a y Alcorox, Secretorio
del u mite local del Portido Espa7sol
IN onaicional de este pueblo.
Oertifco: Que en- session cslebrada
por el Oomite el dia diez y seis del ac-
tua, a qua concurriofon los Sres. del
mismo, Presidents, d. Manuel Valien-
te.-Vocalss, D. Aatonio Msn6nlez, d.
r ,fael Lavandero, D. Fernando Arcs.
-Sscretarlo, D. Jose Osyuela, SO tr&t6
y acord6 10 sigulente
E. Sr. Pfesilsnte abri6 la session,
dsndc iectura una carta que dirige el
Excmo. Sr. D. Pablo Ubs,rl participant.
10 Ia renuncla que b ce del cargo de
j ,fe del Partldo quo Con tanto acisrto
ha venido desempanando, por tener que
traslaisrse la Peninsula reponer an
quebrantada saiud, asl como Dor sus
m1itiples ocupaclones. Impuestos los
concurrentes, fa6 aouerdo unenime 10
que sigue La gran importancia que
revlste - retirada de la jefaturA d.l
graz Partido Espafol del Excuo. ST..
C1nde de San joe de SantuIce q todo
trance y por todos los medios ase1ui-
bles debsmos procurar evltario, .paes.
to que de no Ser ASA impiicara ei dos
qulclamlento del Partido. Oon efec.
to, ei jefe de que 81 trata, reune en vi
tAntas y tantas condolences reievautes.
que selfa muy dIfiolI, slno impossible
reelnpiazsr.o sin qua por esto dejemos
da c'nocer ia aboesaclon y patIlutismo
que todos Gaia uao do los mlembros
del Partldo poseen. No, mil yec u
no; iejos de nuestro amino tan absutds
idea; convencidos estsmos hasta ia sa.
ciedad do que soorarlan homDres capa.
Gas en- eli Partido para desem peiiar su
jotatura empero, como va SO ha dl.
cho, alderman d ia actual cuaiidades tan
propias para ei Case, estamos tan acos
tumbradoS OR su autOrizada VOC. ous
privandonos de ella, mucho, mochls, mo
tempo pasaria sin que dejaramoe de
sentlr ell gran vaclo que trata de pro
porcionarnos. Ssbemos que el distri
to electoral dc OAgaas, c,u Ia honros.
excepci6n del pueblo ue Aguas. buenas,
acsba dc vuinerar los SagradOs prInci-
plOs que slntetlzAn nuastro credo poil.
tico pro rorcionando con clio los ad-
versaIios m tsrlai mas que sn6clente
para tachArnos he volubies 8 lncuuse
cuentss. Ests hecho, contra el cua.
protestamos eu6sglva1aente, ha sldo sin
duda Ia causa lmpuislvd lel paso q0e
ha dado nuest,o qae,i o if pero nos.
otros, hesss. colssoue4tsa y ieales Con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-26

mos, fue acuerdo adoptado por una.
nimidad nombrar una comisi6n que
tenga q su cargo celebrar, en- union
de los senores que quedan del anti
quo Comite Central, una junta en- la
que habra de dejarse resuelta def.
nitivamente la forma mas acertada
de citar al partido cuyos Oomites To-
Gales de los puebios tendran que
mandar para clio sus delegados q
esta Capital en- la fecha que oportu.
namente sc designara.
La comisi6n que qued6 nombrada
ell martes comp6nenla personas tan
caracteriz adas y dignas como las ST.
guientes don Bernabe Chavarri,
don Antonio Arsuaga, don Enrique
VUande y don Isidoro DaviIa. A
las 8 y media levant6 la session Ell
senior Presidente.
Tenemos, pues, que va se ha da.
do ell primer paso en- direction del
t6rmino hdcia el cual todos debemos
caminar con levantado anh clio, hacia
la reorganization de esta bene-
inertia colectividad cuyo espiritu
es el espfritu de la naci6n y cuyo
fundamento son los corazones Y las
voluntades de los que sc unen para
deponerlo todo sin vacilar en- ell ara
santa del mas leal de los PATRIOTS
mos.
Nosotros, que va nos hemoa anti.
cipado q demostrar la invencible ne
cesidad de que 9, partido Sc 'reuna y
SO reorganice nosotros, que vigila'
mos por su honor y su buen nombre
desde la cdspide de la prensa /; nos
otros, que llorarfamos inconsolab!es
cualquiera excisi6n que viniese d
mellar nuestra unidad colectiva
nosotros, en- fin, esperamos del reco'
nocido patrlotismo y de la actlvldad
de Ia Comisi6n que resolvera GUAM.
to antes este trascendental asunto eE
que van envueltos ell bienestar y los
sacratisimos intereses del Ioderoso
ndcieo de los espaiioles sin condicio'
nes que squl de6ende ante todo y
por encima de todo ia honra y la in.
i tepridad de la naci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-26
IN S E RT E S E .

A continuation insertamos ell 81
guiente remitido que nuestro respe-
table amigo el Excelentlsimo Seiior
don Pablo Ubarrl Sc ha servldo en-.
viarnos en- contestaci0n q los CORE
ligionarios de Oaguas. Ve.nos con
dolor que los tlempos Sc estau po-
niendo excesivamente crfticos Pc
70 ell BoLETIN, Dios nediante, Sc ha
1s sobrepouer tolo, con la hlst6ri.
Ca lealtad que tiene por dlvisa.
Por mas que NO cOnste que ei Sc
nor UbArri h.ya remludo a la re-
uaucioA de- M Ageate la renuuoia pa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-26
GAcETA De HOY.

Ss convoca nueva election para dl
putai0 provlnciai al distrito do San 81
bastlan decssraao vscante. Tendra ia
gar aqu6la durante los dlas IL, IL. IL
y IA 40 junio pIoxlmo, con sujeclon i
las dlsposlclones De ia ley electoral de
20 de sgosto dc 1870.
Ha sido nombrado alcalde de Hato-
grande don EmlliAno Dfag, por separa-
clon de don Francisco Mendez, que Sol
VA aquel cargo.
kilograms del Ministerio de Ultra
mar este Gobleruo que dice:
"21 noviembre pr6ximo OoIegio Far.
AuaceutlcJ cslebrAra Madrid Ex pusici0l
clunt fica prof slonal. Sirvase pub. (.
Carlo por 81 corporaclones y particuia
es iesean acudiI ceTtRmen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-26
BOletin MercantiI.

tamente con las naciones extranjeras
para negociar los tratados de conner
clio. Esta proposition lleg6 & reu.
mir So votos, teniendo en- contra
104. ~
No pueden darss mas grandes in.
dicios que los que revela una propo-
sici6n como Ia anterior, votada por
SO representatives en- una camara
que apenas cuenta $50 individuos.
81, pues, a los convincentes racioci.
MOS de la buena l6gica, agregamos
los ejemplos de la experiencia que
muy de cerca nos ilustra con ell tes-
timonio irrefragable de los hechos,
! que quieren los sinspatizzdores que
opinemos de una doctrina como esa
que esencialmente implica la des.
trucci6n total de la base que sirve
de norma q nuestras creencias socia-
les y politicas :
Vean, por consiguiente, cual es ell
fin q que conduce ese camino de la
exageraci6n polltica, y no olviden
los sectarios que este es el dilema:
8 continuar como hssta aquf bajo ell
smparo del glorioso pabell6n de la
Msdre Patria, 6 desaparecer en- ell
seno de otra civilizaci6n 8 de otra
ra8a. dadas las tendencias que ell
Coloso americana ha manifsstado
siempre por boca de sus presidentes
para el .dia en- que aquel sistema lie.
case 4 ser un hecho, que no sera,
Dios mediante.
Triste suerte la de lis Antilial
por ell camino de Ia autouomia
Ahi esta ell desven:urado suelo de la
alta California en- quien los domiDa.
dores reprodNjeron la tdctica que
observaran con los indios y con las
razas que poblaban "a Florida.
Acerca de este, he aquf como Sc
expresaba una revista mejicana, allS
por ell ai1o de 1853: "No hsbian
pasado cuatro amos de haberse apo.
dorado de California los anglo-ame-
ricanos, y va ell hijo de aquella tie
rra se veia sin patria, lanzado de su
pals por una raza extranjera, anti.
pdtica, que en- NADIA le perte' e'e, que
no tiene su sangre, nj sus instintos
nj sus costumbres, nj su hermosa
|lengua, nj su religi6n sacrosanta
En- vez de la raza espanola, Califor'
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na de estos pueblos.