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THE POTOMAC FLATS woRK-With season n
good summer weather Major Hams is OF the opin.
Ion that Contractor Ross who is dredging the PJto-
mac channel and Milling fn the Potomac flats viii
De through with his portion OF the contract De.oro
Congress meets In December
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The UNWILLING OF THg STATUE TO PROF. HENRY.
In notice Of the unveiling OF the Henry statue
in last evenings STAR it was stated that owing to
the snallness OF the appropriation from Congress.
few guests would be invited It is the duty of tbnse
interested 10 state that Congress has never been
asked !or any appropriation for this purpose a
course In conformity with Prof. Henrys well
known dislike to any needless expenditure OF the
pubic money. Had IL been asked 1t would dopOt-
less have responded generously.
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FOUR HANDSOME BUILDINGS TO BIZ EREcTED.-Mn
John Hockefneyer is about 10 commence the ereo.
tlon OF four three-story and basement dwellings
at 9th and streets northwest These dwellings
cover 70 by 30 feet on the ground 40 feet high.
press brick front, one bay window running up fuu
height brick and galvanized iron cornices and wil
contain every possible convenience that can b
put on them. The cost Is Sic coo
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MARRIAGE LICESsEs.-The clerk OF the court hna
issued marriage licenses TO James A. Peake aud
Mabel M. Hunter; Robert Veins and Mary Brown.
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DEATH OF JOHN G. MILLs.-Mr. John g. Mills, a
mOnta at his residence in this city. He was q son
OF Hon. Andrew ]. Mills OF Orange county, New
York, and his remains viii be taken there for in
terment.
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1907 Prizes. amounting $685. 500
Applicatfon for rates to Clubs should be made only
10 the Once Of the Company in New Orleans.
or further information clearly giving full adj
dress SEND orders by express, registered letter
money order. addressed only to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
n Elm the Extraordinary Semi annual Drawing
OF next June the Capital Prize will be Sl5O OOO 1t
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RETIKEp.-Capt. Stephen K. Mahon, 10th infan-
try, having been found by an army retiring board
fncapacitated for active service on account OF dis.
ability Incident TO the service IS by direction q
the President retired from active service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-14

The suit for 5000 brought against Madame
Patti by the wife or a singing teacher for lessons
was dismissed In New York yesterday.
The Philadelphia Cinnamon engaged 70 play
base ball. who struck for salaries OF $50 a week
ana expenses, were yesterday allowed the adj
vance.
Cfyfl servants are now refused access 20 Affairs
In departmental blocks IN OTTAWA, Ont. Alter
Office hours unless they have permits from the de-
paftment heads. on account or the resent dynae
mite scare
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CAPT EADs SuccESsoR-The President. upon
his return from Florida. viii appoint member OF
the mississippi river commission to succeed Cant
J. B. Eads, resigned. Col Henry Flad M f.
LOUIS, Is an applicant for the Vacancy - ~
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RANGE OF THE THERsoMETER.-The following
we're the readings at the Office or the chief signal
oHcer to-day: am. 4S-S; II am, $40; pm
DO Maximum SIS: minimum, 456
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Bearing the Light Of Truth 10 Hls
People.

New YORK, April 1a.-The Rev. DR.. John h
Hayronf, an Armenian, who was ordained lasc
evening and whose mission is to his own people In
Turkey and Asia Minor, left this city to-day for
Constantlnople on the steamer Helvetia, Oh the
National line. He Was accompanied by his vile.
an American lady, whom he married here. lie ID
the first Baptist missionary who has ever visited
his native country. large number or Bsptlse
TO see him OF.
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CIVH SkRvIck COMMISSIONER THOMAN when he
teft mere for his Ohio home intended to be, and
RH1o,oaoiy was, =. guest Of the Iroquois club of
OF Thomas Jefferson,
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THE PUBLIC IS REQUESTED CAREFULLY
Il TO NOTICE THE NEW AND ENLARGED
SCHEME TO BE DRAW MONTHLY,
CAPITAL PRIZE s75. O0O
TICKrrs ONLY IS. SHARKS IN PROPORTION.

He do hereby GRITTY that supervise the urrnn1e-
nents 3r az TIE Aonhly and Sen'iAn nua Dra,ciHas
Of TIE louisiana State Lottery Com dng and an per
panaDe aud control the 6ra,cihgs Themselves and
that the same are conducted rith honesty Jrness and
1D GOOD talh t0UGFa all PARTIES, and authorize the
toId'lg to thls certificate ruth Smiles or our
Sa07'attTeS attached. IA its udpertiSenlents
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CHICAGO, April IA party OF Lackawanna rail-
road officials visited this city yesterday, and t 10
Stated as the result or their mission that the
Nickel Plate road Will enter the city over the
tracks or the Lake Shore road.
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Local Notes.

Local Notes.
n The celebration 6a,o Of the Jesuts Golden
ed at St Aoysius church. both morning
and evening. with special musical services OF an
imposing character under the direction OF Mr.
Harry Sherman. The services at Trinity Cath
olic) church in West Washington will be very In
tereStinR also.
A colored man named James Wilson was before
tne Polce Court today, charged with housebreak
ned to capturing him in the basement OF MIR. VIM.
+. Holtzman's house No 1921 street The case
was as sen. TO the grand Jury under $1,000 bail:
servant named James Tolliver pleaded guilty to
stealing pocketbo0k, knife and q railroad pass
rom hon Geo. Z. HaZeltOn, and also hat from
imposed
tall. welldressed man named Chas McCord
was In Judge SMELLS court this morning, charged
Mta s!Saa n nat from guest at Wizards
Snro1gn mistake. Mr.. j. x. Brook testified to
capturing tho prisoner In Stinemetz' hat store.
navlhg inc nat stretched to III his head. He was
"The Prize Barber Chair and " Shaving Kit
oonated Dy r K Ward, OF tho Attorney dairy, was
p!aceq IN george =. Timms & Co.'S window, cor
there until next Monday morning. when It viii ho
removed to the Rink o. " "-~ ="
"A colored man named Philip Carter l1v1nr Ia
i,ne w.s orGes county. Nd, near the District
shoot chicken thisveA A0A A0u'0 W
Rebecca Barker was filed with Register RamsdSTI
tO-oay: sne ieaves her bedroom furniture to her
g n F. Rseecca picture looking
Barber; and she directs her house and lot to he
SOLD and The proceeds divided between Andra1x
James, George. Edwin, and VIM. Barker onr
| names Edwin Barker executor al"
PATENT OFFICE IMPR0vEMKNTS-The nrzt con-
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A SPINNING WHEEL.

The danger Of introducing any sort OF compn-
Gated apparatus on the stage was shown the first
night OF the new play at the Madison Square
Theater on Monday. In 1t the hero Irys TO COM
pei hts refractory wife to spin. He took the spin
ming wheel to her. She gave the treadle two or
three angry kicks and then threw It from her.
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COrrespon dance Of Tx EVENING STAR.
LEEsBURG, April IL, 1854
The public schoolsin Leesburg are for white ana
has the building or the Leesburg Academy. This
school, nov called No. s. has more than $50 pupfa.
nearly equally divided between boys and Riria
The whole school is under one principal, with f1vs
associate teachers six In all-three gentlemen for
the boys department and three ladies for the girlS
department The principal has three grades, 9th.
9th and 7th, the last studying branches beyonA
those prescribed by law. His room may b called
the senior department OF the boys school Nj.
Ashby Thompson has charge OF the Junior depart.
ment OF the boys' school, consisting OF the q
and 9TH grades and some pupils IN Latin and Alge-
bra from other grades besides those ia his room.
MI. Donohoe has charge OF the primary depart.
ment OF the boys school, consisting or the begin
ners. the lst and ID grades. Miss Clara Drake has
charge OF the girls department. consisting OF tho
senior department, IN her own ROOM and the Junior
and primary departments under Miss Fannie f04
and Miss Laura respectively, IN The order
named. Miss Drake has immediate charge OF tho
9Th 9th and 9TH grades. the last In extra branche2
beginners, the LIST and "a grades
Pupils In the 9TH grade pursue studies beyon1
the public school course proper; and pay % poR
month tuition, IN advance. for each term o: hN
school monthG Nour weekG).
Pupils In grades below the 9TH may pursue extra
branches, II prepared, upon payment OF fees OF from
q 70 e psr month, according TO the number d
The building 10 large, three-storied brick build-
fng, with rooms for the 1anitor's family, cloak
rooms, &c. and the play grounds are ample fo3
both boys and girls.
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PATENT OFFICE IMPRovEMEN1s.-The urst nm
troller Of tho Treasury has been asked II the
$4,000 appropriated by the last Congress to re.
wings OF the Patent ONCE is avail liable before the
beginning OF the next fiscal year. II it ia fonnS
once begun. VAN w d
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I tAnn1AoIss CARRIAGES.
sprnS sn nSV V m aasaTy 5ys o,
park My stock Of the beat and pr1ces "a lou o
rood work can be made for with . ressonsbie pronf
Al are invited TO call and examine Rspsdrtnr prornnfiv
attended to. ROBT H 3RxHxMAs
depository and Factory. 40 ZIG Eighth direct n. "
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The Question of Coal Mtner., Wages.

PITTsBURG. April notwithstanding the fa1l-
ure or the board or arbitration. the coal miners
VIII make another attempt TO have the question oe
wages am1cably settled. Secretary FlAnnery Of
the miners association, has addressed letter 70
Secretary Reisinger, OF the board or arbitration.
In which he proposes that the operators go over
their books, and II they show good and sufcent
reason why they cannot pay BIZ cents per bushel
q convention OF miners Will be called and an cf.
fort made to get them TO accept the reduction
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District Government Affairs

Market Master Buell. is about to procure the
raiding OF the dogs in the Center market house.
He states that they are Oecomi ing a erevous hui
sance. and withai dangerous. Everybody seems
to think they have a right to take their dogs to
market, and the results are that they sometimes
take possession OF the premises.
LIEUT. JoHNsoN's RESIGNATION
The resignation OF Lieut. johnson went before
the Commissioners to-day, when the thirty days
leave OF absence asked for was denied him. HIS
RESIGNATION will probably go into effect the 1st
prOximO.
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wants 10 uGnts know that Tor q surety. He
would rather be champion pugilist than President
OF the United States anytime. His temper Il
mor0se and sullen, and he Is quarrelsome to the
last degree. When at home In Boston he has often
refused to speak to his mother ana sister for
weeks at q time, and as he believes he is the
the greatest tighter In the world there is no doubt
he wants TO light The trouble Is hts mana
gers held him back while they make money
hippodroming around the country. The trouble
seems to be TO md somebody who VIII stand any
chance at all with the Boston pugilist He is such
an awful hitter that sort or stampede has set In
among fighters. No one now believes that the
Maori. whom Mace brought out with such q sound
OF trumpets, would stand the ghost OF q chance
with Sullivan. When he flrSt came people looked
at his stalwar form and heavy build. They said
he would give the champion q rub, but when
er INV moo, stepped uR on =, the platform
burn, and handled that heavy hitter and expert
boxer with as much ease as he would q baby
Every one saw that the chances OF the somewhat
clumsy Maori would lie very small n he was ever
put face to face with Sullivan. Aside from the
awful strength OF Sullivan,s right arm, he has
gained an amount OF ''science" which Is simply
surprising, considering the length OF time he has
been boxing. He Is as agile as q cat on HIS pins,
and lights more patiently than was formerly the
knocked Mike Cleary out there has been great tax
Of his lighting Sullivan. Mitchell Is good man.
He is as wonderful hitter In his way as Sullivan.
and have no doubt he believes he can give Sulll-
van rub It would not hurt them to try II on
with gloves but It would be hardly tair to put the
men with bare knuckles In the ring. Mitchell Is q
bare boy beside Sullivan and II the champion once
into play he will batter the gamey little English
man dizzy In no time.
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Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwsle to Samuel K Bond, repair frame 625
virginia "a, avenue southwest $3.50; J: B. Gantron.
Shanan, repair brick 8e1 Virginia avenue south
east. $500; s c. Mcdowell. repair frame 132 c
street northeast. S1r0
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lei territorio castellano, recuerdo sal
to de nnestra pasada grandeza, no vera
las fatidicas luchas lie partidos, que
gastan las fuerzas morales de los pue-
bios, sin obtener otros resultados que
sembrar odios entire hermanos, que mas
tarde producer los funestos frutos de
sangrientas guerras civiles.
Oscuro soldado de las tItimas tilas
del partido Reformista, solo d mi con-
.ciencia debo esta franca manifestation
de mis- errores. Al hacerla pliblica, no
me impulsan otros fines que ell deber
y la verdad.
Quiera Dios que, desengahados de
una vez para siempre todos los espa-
foles, aunen sus esfuerzos para conso
lidar ell Trono secular, glorioso pala-
din de nuestros mayores, en- ell legft:mo
descendiente de San Fernando Y de
Isabel Ia; que unidos a V. E. los lea
les habitantes de esta Antilla, ampara-
dos por la sombra sacrosanta del Id
baro de ORC Y grana, olvidando disiden-
cias y rencillas politicas y estrechados
en- fraternal abrazo, griten con 10 efu-
sion de sus corazones cual yo en- este
momento: Viva Espana! Viva ell
Rev! Viva ell General SAM.
San German, bario de la Plata, 2
de Noviembre de 1875. -Eduardo Leon.
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menesterosos, para socorrer d las pobr,
nifias que Sc AFRICAN en- el "Asllo de
San Vicente de Paul. de esta ciudad
ofreci6 dar cinco centavos por cada
veinte cajetillas vacias, rotas suclas.
de su fabrica, one por dicho asilo Sc le
preeentaran; este na sido ell grauo de
m staza de que nos habla el Epanqetio,
puesto qua, Sr. Director, aun no hace
dos amos que hizo tan generosa oterta
Sc han recogido 100000 marcas, que
han dado $50 pesos biItetes, cantidad
religiosa nerte entregada por ell senior
Rodriguez Y recibida por conducto del
Sr. D. Isidoro j Ojeda. Dlcha snma
Sc ha invertido en- ropas para cubrlr la
necesidades de las asiladas; este habla
muv alto en- favor del senior Rodriguez;
Y Ell que suscribe qniere hacer Pdbllco
semeiante benefcio, y dar por este me-
lilo las mas expresivas graclas dicho
senior, asi como tambien d don Dionislo
Moreion, dueho del expreso, que con
luce dichas m1rcas gratui i'amente la
capital, Y a tantas personals que, com
prsndiendo 10 hermoso de esta obra sin
sacritirios de ninguna clase, entregap
las caillIas que recogen por las GALES y
pIazas, contribuyendo con su oboo q
tau gran caridad.
Deseo, Sr. Director, que lame la
atenci6n sobre tan brillantes resultad0s,
aue, como ha dicho Vd. mny blen, con
sobras del rico hace fcstin ell po-
bre"
Matanzas, Octnbre p de 1888:
Pbro. Benit0 Valls.
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aqu6l cometido siendo alcalde DE-
la Cidra. Ademas dicho sujeto fnt
separado un tempo del cargo dc
Secretario de Salinas Y tavo un
desfalco siendo depositario de Pa
tillas.. -.
Ia que comentariosi
Juzgne ahora el lector qui6nes
son en- realidad es0s eternos detrac-
torres de los alcaldes, y juzgue tam
bien la conducta de la prensa re-
formista al prob jar semejantes CO.
laboratories y semejantes desaho-
gos.
Esta es la mejor defensa del
apreciable alcalde de Salinas.
Hay causas que se defender por
81 solas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-11-25
COMUNICADO.

Del Diario de Matanzas reproduce
mos 10 siguiente;
"EL GRAN0 DE MOSTAZA.
A reserva de hacer oportunamente
las refexiones consoladoras que ell case
nos sugiere, insertamos con mucho gus
tn la sigHiente carta que nos remite Ell
Rdo. Pbro. ID. Benito Walls.
Dice asf:
Sir. Director del Dtario de Matansas
Siryase publican en- el peri6dico de sn
digno cargo las siguientes lineas, favor
que lie agradecera 50 affpo. Capellan
o. B. IS. M.-Beatt0 ValLs.
Ell Sr. d. Andres Rodriguez, due1
le la gran fabrica de cigarros La Be-
Ileza' en- la Habaua, con esa caridad
que tAnto ls distingue en- favor de los
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LA FAMA De PT0.- RICO,
2.-SAN FRANCISCO. 81.

Los duenos de acredado esabecmento empre societies
compacer vorecedore pdbco general acaben d
come los arulos de novedad moda ha invenao
FL belo encontraa especadad somberos de todas
classes es de seda lana agod6n camsa enaguas bordad
eganmas vss meor abrcado hasa e da de seda
cabr abancos de dveras cases bondas Ultima
novedad gaas ganadnas manas veos telas
aes ras bordadas cazado infnidad de articuos de d
enumeration.
Para abaleros camre panos dagonales, elastcones d
es panuelos paraguas nnumerabes alticuos mas.
En- perumera ene acedtado esabecimiento exsts
que lie iguale las importacones de este
Para cerciorarse Ia verdad 10 manstado
moddad los precs de venta invan todos general
dignen hacer vista dicho estabecmento duenos:
1876 F. ARRABAL& & Co.
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NOVEDADES
EN- LA @
IMPRENTADEL B0LETIN MERCANTIl.

Llamamos atenc6n de las personas de gusto haca Il s
varadsmo obeto que ACADIA de rec de Aemana Franca
este estabecimento
En- eos la eegancia que los parcuarza sobre
dos de ndole hasa ahora mporado adeas de ale
ganca preco m6dco que expenden economic paecs
nverosm dado ell merto asico la exqusa 6brcaci6p dc
obeos pero que attractive de hacero asequs eods
las fortunas.
He a1u la reacon que referimos
Obeos de toador Sras Cabaeros geeI0o
teao caas uego de chas treo desde e d
hasa pesos de matemats i'd de pnturas gran
vaedad ,aretas fantasia para pGscuas
de aedrez dama 6nos enenos, Pesascartas de 4.
forma semas modernos caprichosos, surdo general
arcuos de ecroro pae de varias classes para escb
dbuo varedad ceos de mmbre pape
flores vo Surdo complete de arculos para b
conecc6n de flores ar6ces cento cncuenta oras de
dros para ograa popios para exponerlos saas
abnetes notable dvead de de odas classes precios
bros de msa preciosas de gabadas reeve
eegantes vinaeas para ayudr msa surdo complete pos
pumas pumas de garanado tntas de escrbr d
las meore fancesas ng'esa carteas petacas cga
eas de pe de Russia ctreos inmensa coiec
artcuos de novedad gusto fantasia realism lee
precos mas limados
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COMISION INSTALAD0RA
DRLA
EScUELAa 31OTESI0MAL.

Sc nos ha remitido la siguiente
invitaci6n que agradecemos y pu-
blicamos
'Esta comisi6n tiene ell gnsto de
invitar &V. pera ID solemne inaugn-
raci6n de la Escnela Professional, que
se verifcara en- ei Salon de actos de la
Excma. Dipntaci6n Provincial y bajo
Ia presidencia del Excmu. Sr. Gober-
nador General, = las IL del dia 2S del
corriente, en- celebration del cumple-
anos de S. NJ. Ell Rey 20. D. a.: y Sc
promote contar con 10 asistencia de V.
Puerto-Rico, Nbre 90 de lSS3."
Sr. Director, etc.
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DOCUMESTo HIST6RICO.

La Propaganda ha querido.
aunque en- vano, poner en- ridicu,
10 al nuevo Secretario m1nicipal
de Sabana Grande, cuyo nombra-
miento nosotros aplaudimos.
Ell Sc. Leon, que un tempo fue
reformista de buena fe y que esta
A nuestro iado hace amos, CORES
ponde a La Propaganda pidien-
donos la reproduction del siguien-
te documento:
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GAcETA De HOY.

Autorizado Mr.. James Finlay para
que desempefe provisionalmente ell VI
ce-consuIado brit&nico en- Ponce.
Nombrado Oficial 10 de Admins
TRACTION auxiliar de Ia case de terceros
del Ministerio de Ultramar don Jorge
de la Vega Flaquer.
Nombrado Official l.0 de Ia Secreta-
ria de este Gobierno General don Leon
clio Areal y Rodriguez.
Nombrado Official So de Ia Admi
nistracitn General de loterias de Cuba
don Mannel Chaves, Official A. en- esta
Isla. s
Nombrado Official a. de esta Teso-
reria general de Hacienda don Fran
cisco Genoves.
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m CONTEsTACIoN.
Gaceta Ofcioi ae Puerto Rico nansero
143 correspondence al 80 de No
eiem6re 1883.
ExcMo. SR:

No he sido el primero nj quiero ser
el iiltimo individuo del Partido Refor-
roista que rinda homenajes 4 la buena
administration del actual Gobierno,
dirnamente representado en- esta perla
del Solo Castellano por 10 persona de
v. r.
Torturaria en- vano mi pobre imagi-
naci5n buscando esas alabanzas estu-
diadas con que 10 servil adulaci6n de
los palsciegos adormece los instlntos
generosos de los magnates, explotando
su credulidad en- provecho propio, sin
importarle NADIA los perjuicios que eau
san algunas veces & Il sociedad ente-
"a.
Afortunadamente los actos del ac-
tuaI gebierno est&n de tai modo basa-
dos en Ia moralidad y en- Ia justicia,
oue al dirigir encomios q los encarga-
dos de Ia cosa pdblics, no se hace otra
cosa, que proceder con verdad, honra-
dex y rectitud.
Yo. alucinado, como muchos, por las
ideas democr&ticas, en- las cusles veia-
mos ell termino de los males de nues-
ira desgraciada cuanto generosa Ma
ci6n. ilusos olvidamos las catastrofes
oue traen consigo las situaciones VIC
lentas : impremeditadas, y gniados
nor Ell pomposo formnlario de las auras
de libertad j soberania del pueblo, pres
cindimos gnstosos de la Monarquia Sc
cular, que elevara IN dia q nnestra
amada patria al sefiorio del mundo.
,Harto henos pagsdo nuestra i'm
previsi6n!; y Ia noble sangre espanola
derramada en- Cartagena, serA una pro-
tesla elocuente J eterna contra aquella
raauitica Repdbllca, que nacio de ee-
rebros calenturientos para envolver La
Patria en- ignominiosa ruina.
Hoy, Excmo. Sr-, 20, como machos
escarmentados, re.onocemos .oqne va
L nm Gobierno que, sin dejar de ser Ii
beral, pone IN poderoso veto entire La IL
bertad y Ia licencia, entire Ell pacto so
ciaT Las doctrinas disolventes, entire
la propagaci6n de las luces por medic
del arte sublime de Gutenberg y to:
mdtuos insuitos de encarnizados enc
migos politicos, entire elmagisterio y Ia
nedanterfa. entire Ia tolerancia religlo.
say Il escarnio 4 la dnica Religion
vrande, verdadera y santa; q ia d
1uestros syores, 1 la del hombre-
Dios. 8 laxss cnbri6 de gloria al roma
no Consta, sugN 81 godo Recaredo y q
castellano S que veneran los catolico'
altaree.
Estss son, Excmc. Sr., las alaban'
zas que 20 tengo pam el actual Go
bierno. , =
..ta AntilIa, secundando admirable
- .sssrte an narcha humanitaria y civil
s.dora hs ,onquistAdo IN laurel inmar
sss;hIe. pero mas que pof 50 buen go
b;sruo. i nombFe de Y. .. sera en-
vrnudscido en- Las generaciones futuras
nor d sbregsci6n sublime con que p
eseha caso omiso de los nltrsjes que d
.Iguno recibiers, inaugursnd0 para 70
A. ma polftica de olyido, perd6n
paternidad.
svrorss en- poIitica, y grznde fue nj ale
~~,s Il yer que muchos indivfdues, mu.
sr,,er;ores & mi en- talento , posici6n
.ss-reed;4ndome en- Il camino de Ia ad
as;dn Al Gobierno actual, me abrierol
- p,,ertas de nna conciliaci6n, qu
s]r toda ri alma deseaha.