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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-10
GLoUcEsrERs RACE COURSE CASE.
The Jury Ret.v~s vers,et or Not apnty
IL Thsapsonsp Case.

The Jury Hetsv~s vevaSet or Net aunty
IL Thsspson's Case.
CAMDEN. Dec. a--Aftsr celebrating nearly
three hours. the jury In the Criminal Court.
before whom William J. Thompson, President
OF the South Jersey Jockey Club. was tried for
maintaining q disorderly house and selling
pools at the Gloucester race track this after
noon. returned verdict Of not guilty.
In his charge to the Jury Judge Hueg said
that any place Of public resort is a public
nuisance II the law 10 habitually violated there
That no one has right to carry on place in
which tho public suffers morally he declared to
be an i4controveftlble fact, because the infiu-
SnSs 81 the ners evil Sxtsnds beyond the n.
s ssIa. RnSis The Jurors: .;s he
defendant ts the owner or lessee Of the prem
ises used as a. race track. and. second, they
must be satisfied from the evidence that the
defendant permitted illegal .practiees there
habitnnlly. The Judge said further: Gaming
s9ass ar Be Ss IL Ss Ss psl a%d
ma him guilty "a charged
~ was SAID BY persons interested In the race
course ct Gloucester who attended the races
at Guttenburg yesterday. that winter meet
Ing would open next month at Gloucester.
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Totals Ill 1S - 7lAl Totals..... % 81 7os
vHAkIs.
Fax. IL III ~ W. IL IL ~ ~ Sss Ia Ia
unpifs-O. 4. Hsusssr. Scorsfs-A EachSe and ".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-10
UNFAIR REPRESENTATION
~ WHAT TIM MANHlTTIy ArHLE1Ic
81 CLUB COMPLAINT OF

president Carr ThiAks that ssesssss. frs~
& che Amateur Ashietis Usiss Hsy Ne
Necessary-Ths Staten IslapA A G. WIN
0e with the -. A. C.-lfr. 1ffils esys Hts
e., sehs.s II An 1asAt, sst that 1hey Ne
Not Essv New - wsrk It
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-10

. vRANKs.
se 81 az sss 7ss
.uapfs--J. 9. Davies. scorers-H. Lsskhardt snd A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-05

cOatiene, contiando en- que Ia recOnocida Eectl-
tud & ilustraci6n del tignO Sr. Generel LasSO,.
Gobernador General de esta Tsla, lOgraran que
Sc Fepongan las cosas on ell sery estadO en-
que SO enc0ntraban, antes lie tOmar la Admi-
.nistraci6n de ComunicaciOnes la inesperada re-
sOlucion que estam0s .cOmbatlendo.
n PoP Pditimo, no Germin 1r6mOs este escrltO
sin consignar, para que no 10 ignore I'll Sr.:Jefe
de COmunicaciOnes, que el gremiO de Conner
ciantes de Ia ISla no eS merecedOr 8 los me
nnSpreciOs de los Centres con los cuales nece-a
sta estar on relaci0n COnStantemente, tantO
Dor que son licitOS tOdOS sus actOs, como por-
que medaute el cumplinientO rlgurosO de los
deberes que las LeyeS impOnen, cubre con sus
trioutos, las cuatro quintaS parties del pr7Su-
DvestO que en- esta Islq tipne asiXnadV, c0Htri. .
buyendO aSi lie una manera ehcaclsima a que
al Sr, Jefe de COmunicaciOn0s y el personal a
suS 0rd0neS pu6da cObrar con regularidad los
sueltOs emOIunentos Iuo las LeyeS les con-
coden 4 camhiO de los serVlclOS que preStan.
El Sr Administrator lie COmunlcaciOnes reaIl.
cara un acto noble, dignO Y levantado, pro'u-
randO dontrO del precoptO de las ieyeS harlnO-
nizar los intereses de la Administration .COn
los dc Sus administrators, pero s en- vez de
SeQuir este calninO Sc ObStina en preparar con-
fCtoS antipatiaS, tableCendOuu .dlyOrcl0 en-
tire la admstraci0n ei cOntrlhuyente los per
iuciOs mat6riales Qnizas vengan de carga de
los firmantes, per0 Gu tal cOnClenda,@ na.ta ga
saran en- los amados pOnellOs 4 gran. altu-
ra, dedcienca de seriedad, = no poca faEta de
circunspecci6n.
Por el Banco Espanol de Pto Rico Feruan-
do Fragoso, sohrino de Ezquiaga, Jose 7. Silva,
Cnavarr ca, Lopez VIllami C', j. Ochoa y
Hermano pp Evaristo Ochoa, J. NJ IzQuierdG Y
ca, Mullenhoff Korber, Latimery Fernandez,
G. Bolivar CO, Sierra y ca, Gayino Vicente
ca, Trigo Cigidanes G. Is. en- Co., Andres Gro
sas l.. Bozzo Hijos, Cerecedo lIermanos CO,
Baquero y Gandara, Hernaiz : G., Sucesores
de DoladO ga, S. Melon y Ca, Ferran Serrat,
Ahumada = ca, sucesores de Orcasitas y Ca,
S0cesores de Jose Hernaiz c. pp Jose True
ba Mausuri, ZalduondO y Valle, Cabeza :, San
ouinety, Rodriguez Chavert Y Ca, Martinez AL
7arez ' c4mgania. Ru6ert Hermanos} Y. suoe 5e ;
Duplace, yiande Y q" PIP Claudio Ar"icruz, Fin
lay B Others, Egozcue y Clos, Vicente y Ca
(s- C.), Barcel6 y Perujo, Gonzalez y Alfonso
Gonzalez Perez, Caldas y c., J. Ateea J c.,
seratin Alfonso, J. Pena, y Ca, Arana Trueba y
ca, Villar Fabian y Ca, F. Arrahal = c. Piza
Hermanos, Manuel Vicente, Uria Y ca, Armas 7
Jimenez, A. MayoI ca, Marcos Pieras, Min6n
Hermanos, Bartolom6 Simonet
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-05
Resumen de TeIegramas
WA SAN THOMAs.)

Alcanzan desde ell 20 hasta ell % de Febrero
El ministro (O de Madrid dice que ell pro-
vectadO tratado con los EStadOs- UnidOs, dara
una disminuci0n dc derechos los minerales
espanoes que ell Gobiern0 cree cOnseguir la
libro introduction Ell los estadOS de la Union,
del tabaco de las Antiias.
En- Nueva-York hubO el 90 lie F9brerO una
suspension general de negocios, conSecuen-
cia lie Ia muerte del general scherMann. Ha
muerto el amirante PinzOng y Alvarez, jete de
Ia armada eSpanOa. Ha sidO n"mbrdd0 Sc
lTetariO del TesOrO de los EstAdOs- Unid0s el
general Charles Foster. Dicen que la vista de
Ia emperatriz Federico Paris, ha causadO muy
buen efecto on Francia. El Principe de Bis
marrk nO ha querido ser elejido mIembro del
Rechstag Dicen lie Paris que un Danquero
do la plaza de Boieledrau, SO ha fugadO dalan
do un deficit de 600 mil frances.
Los tropas talianas han tenido dos Ell
cuehtEus con los sudaneses Y 50 dice qua han
perecide 200 sudaneses El general FOnseca
ha sido reelegidO presidente del Brasil. Dice
un telegrama que los insurgentes chilenos al
saquear 4 Iquiqpe, han destruidO sin respetO
4 las exigencias de la civilization, muchas pro-
plealades Y que han pereeido On el saqueo mus
dc 200 mujeres nin"s.
Mercados ol 27 lie Observation-Disclosures,
Azllcar cristazAdO 81 centavOs.-Buen rehno
ST. CambiOS sobre Londres 81 943. Pesos
nleiicanus " centavOs.- LOndr r3S- Demarara
crstalizada II 8. dl l-Mascabade 3s- E dr.
Descuento del Ranco pOr 10O.-Consolida-
dos 96B.
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Noticias de la Capital

AseguYase que anOche SO ha recibidO un
telegrAlna d6 Mad id en- este G0biern0 General
anuncandO la cSsantfa de nueStros amigos D.
Ulpiano Vald65 su Senor hiio del misno
nombre apeIilo. 81 primerO desempena
81 cargo lie administrators Central de Hacienda,
el 2" dc Official dc la Intendencia.
NJ ooo
~Segun nos infOrman, el ExcmO. lltmO. ST.
Obispo ha debidO llegar csta tarie la barria
da de Puerta dc TERRA, dOnde permanecera un
Dar lie dias en- vista Pastoral.
.o*
HernOs tenidO el gustO de estrochar Ia ma
no & nuestrO amigo D. Francisco Banes, rico
cnmerciante do la cindad de MayagIez. Esta
tarde ha debido regresar dieha ciudad. j.
90
Para celebrar la inauguration del Eerroca-
rril entire Martin Pena y Arecib0, nos dcen que
Ell martes microbes dc la pr6xilna semana,
,lara la Compahta un gran bale de etiqueta ell
el espacioso SALON situadO on los baiOS del pa
lacio Que las oticinas de dcha Compana ocu-
pan en- Santurce.
49,
De III Acadia nos relniteH para su publi-
caci0n. el siguiente anunciO: -
eAnEl dSa ID del actual a las tres do ataFde
toladr lugar on las salas consistOriales, el con-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-05
NotiCias de la IsIa

Ell buhonero Jose Soriito quo diiimos, su.
fri6 en RiO-pdras los hOrrores lie la i,'rOfULia,
falleci0 Ell domingo paSadO en- Ia mas cruel
agOnia. Sus tlltimOS mOmentOs los pas6 atadO
Oh Ia CANA aun cuandO ratios gOzaba Isl & eS.
to puede lanarse gOzar), ratios de lu ,idez.
Anoche las diez, nos dicen, ocurr6 un
incendio en- Bayam0n, barriO Gle Sal So pNefleS.
Quemaronse dos casas fu6 neeesariO deste.
char tres para cOntener e incendi0. Estd
detenida una mujer, que habitaba la casa don
dc principle el sinieStro. DicennOS que las
autordades no faltarOn en- sus puestes que
ell pueblo trabai0 con verdaderO herOismo por
estlnguir e fuegO
La simnatica senorifa Trina Correa Pagan
(de Utuado) nos ha enviado la sOluc0n de Ia
charada Lola y del cambio de ietras Elisa
Cerra.
Ri s6bado pasatlo contrajeron matrimOniO
en- Bayan6n la agraciada Srta. ElOisa Alvarez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-05
la Correspondence de PueItO.Rico.
Psserto-Rico. NarxO 4 de 1891.
ATENCION

Repetimos pOr Ultima vez, que dadas las
condolences de este peri6dico y. las secciOnes
Vegamentarias que tiene que Aeuar, no Sc pu-
blicaran ntficias que no sean cOncretas, cortas
y sin concentrates.
dc papel, no serI pubIica,la sinO en Ia .9ecci6ae
de COmWMicadOs siempTe que SO acOmpahe 50
impnrte ra2on do 10 centavOs pOr linea ma.
nuNcFita.
No 50 levuelven originates.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-05

Y el apreciable j0ven ID. Alfredo Jimenez, apa-
drinadOs pOr nueStrO qHer,lO amigo D. Ramon
Fernandez su diSEinglla sef0ra en- cuya
preciOsa tinca SO celebri Ia fiesta. DeSeamOs
los nuevOsc c0nyuges una eterna luna de miel
Del4 al del corriente Sc embarcara en-
ArecibO para Mavag1ez, dOnde piensa dar algu
nos concertOS, Ia notable pianiSta, puerturri-
quefia, Srta. Anita O5erO. NueStra sIt.Ipatica
amiga es esperada on la ciudad del Este OOn
yerdaderO entusiaSn0
De La NGci6w:
En- la Hacienda dc don 1gnaciO Daz, sta
Ell ell barr0 de Jauca (slStrit0 de Santa Isabef
ha OchrridO una anentable desQracia.
Cuan'l0 el ,juven EuStaSip Lantlr6 SO dispo-
MIA entrar Ell OppTaciOneS, tu6 alranzatlD pOr
una de las luetlaS lie la Intquina pOcoS mo-
mentOs despu6S era cadaver.
Enviamos el pesame su desconsOlada
madro y herinanOS
q. -, 1@fe@s.4Ar.-r 20
n Nos escriben de Bayam6n Ultima hora
que la rOnducta del pueblo con motive del in
cendio de anoche ha SidO digniSma Traba-
j6 mas ma p0der su hOnl3tdez ha 81 10 nOtO-
ria. Hasta billetes de lOteriI encUntratlUS Oh
Ia calle tuerOn entregadoS NuS duen0s. FL
ncendiO SO SupOne que ha p0tlidO ser inten-
clOnal. Ell alcal.le, rueStrO amigo e Sr. San
tAella recibio un tnerte gOlpe eli una pierna.
No habIdO deSgraciaS graves que lalnentar.
n uuCStIo VuSINlO aIlItSO u hdlLAuH GOL-
nAndez lie danlO5 las grlclS pOr haber si,tO el
primero en cOnunicaEnns la nOticia del Sinies.
trO, escrita Ia misma nnche de SucesO.
-
Leemos gu La De0tOcTGciG de Ponce, fe-
chada aver:
Hoy ha salido para In Capital una comi-
sion de cOmerciantes que lleya el encargO de
pOner en- manOs de- GOb"rna,sOr la inStancia
sObre consumes que ya cOnOce el pibiico de
eSta ciudad, pOr haber circuladO prOfusamente
en- huiaS suetas.
Sahemns, por conductO fidedigno que
nuestrn comerciO, lei0S lie puner diticulta,ieS
las ngl eSOS del teSOrO municipal, Ufreeera al
GnhierEO una respectable cantitlad para euhrir
urgenteS neceSidaieS de! preSupuStO, siemprc
que Sc estahlezca In reraudaci0n lie los consul
mos Ell la formal que prOpOnpn.
ESperamos el resurtado dc n cOnferencia."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-05
Noticias de Ia Peninsula

De nuestros canges de Madrid recibidos
hoy;
Dicen de Madrid con fecha 70 de FebrerO
"Ayer entire tres = cuaCru Ito Ia tar,le IA
lleci0 repentinamente en su casa tle Ciudad
Real, el veteranO general COntlo tle la Canada,
senadOr vi aliO Gantie lie ESpana. FRA to-
nente general desde ell aiio 1866 Y desempe16
las direcciOneS generates de Artleria, Estado
Mayor Cahaeria y GuarIia civil, asi como las
CapitaniaS generates de Castillo la Vieja, Ma
varra y Extremaura, SiendO muy queridJ de
t"dOs SuS subordinadnS pOr las eSpeciaIes con.
dicOnes de su caracter
En- vista del buen resultado que en- Ma
drid Obtiene Ia aplicacI0n del prOcediIuiento
deScubiertO pOr el doctor Kpch para Ia cura.
cl0n do la turbecu0SiS, CMnepZa Il genera /.
ZarSe 81 uSD an prIvnciaS. SeguFanlents
que una de elias, dOnde con as eXitO Y eff
cacia lrabra de generalizarSe Ia p;actica de
aque inventO, Sera Ia tie OviedO, graciaS al ia
IentO l6bn. nSidad dei inven distinguido
m6dicO de la Benefcencia provincial asturia-
ma, don SiAtO Alvarez Armin, que impulsado
pOr sn atici0n Ill estudin, fu6 un0 de los pOcOa
tacultativOs espanOeS que aSiSti0 Ell Berlin q
In explicaciOneS esperencias del sabO doc
tor aleman
Telegrafan de Cadiz 4 EB Liberal:
Destle Ia una media htSta las tres y me-
dia de la mad"ug l,la del 20un voraz ncendiO ha
deStruidu un eStablecimenCO lie retinO de Ia
calB do In NOvena
El duen0 dos dependencies Sc salvarOn
desde los primerOs instantes, pero Otro depen.
diente pereci0 astiAia.lO pesar de los eSfuer-
zOS hechOS pOT Salyare.
LA consternaci0n ha sido grande en- TODD
Ell vecindariO. Las casas inmelatas al sitio
de Ia SataStTUfe fueron deSalOjadas.
Sc ha ,listribuidO pOr los centres militareS
un ibrO que nO Sc vende, en- que bai0 las ini.
cia!eS |. a., tratan los autureS con gran ee-
vaci6n do miraS cOpiuSlSimO caudal do datOs
el 'liftci prOhlema de la organization de Ia ad.
| ministrac0n militar Ell Espana Question 6s
que sc debate nluchn Ell tOdnS los paiSes que
SO rreOcupan sacramento pn la meOra dc las
institucOneS militares, UOr Ia innegable trans
cendencia que envuelvP, planteada Ell ell mis-
mo con resOIuci6n discutida bajO tOdOS sus
aSpectOs serviri, sin duda. para hacer Opi.
Mon preparar refOrmaS necesariaS.
La credenciales dc dputa1Os presentadas
en- Ia secretarib del CODgresO haSta la tarda
do aver aScendan 26O.
El domingo |" lie Mario, 4 las doce de
la mAIlana, SO celebrqra la session preparatOria.
en- Ia que SO cOnstituri la Mesa nterina Sc
nOmbraran pUr sOrteu los tliputadOs que ha.
yam de acnmpa1ar 4 Ia reina regentS su en-
trada salda en- el acto lie la aperture de las
COrtes.
Dice un peri0dicO:
Anteayer saieron lie Madrid para eli inte.
rior dleI imperio lie MarruecQS, lbs nueve off.
cialeS de nueStrO eerctn que van furmar la
COmiSi0n militar cerca del sultan.
la cOmpOnen el cOmantlante de ngeneros
lion Eduardo CanizareS 81 teniente del mis-
mo cuerpO don joaquin Velarde, las cuales
acnmpana un medicu pimerO de Sandad mi.
lltar,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-05

De nuestros canges de Madrid recibidos
":
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-25

the prince OF Wales, the son of the duke
OF Beaufort, and whose name was promi-
nently connected with the Clevelapd-st.
scandal.
The Hon. Walter Harbord, who was
deprived by the queen of his commission
as major OF the Seventh hussars for being
discovered cheating at cards at the Circle
de la Mediterranee at Nice, an establish
ment from which he was ignominiOus' Y
expelled, divides his time between his
lovely country place, the Croft. at Walton
on-Thames, and Paris He is the brother
OF Lord Suflield and is married TO the
duke of Graftons daughter, who acquired
a large fortune by her first marriage with
the late Herbert Eaton of Stretchworth
Park, Cambridge. Both he and George
Russell find many people OF prominence
and position delighted to accept their
hospitality, and under tho circumstances
they can hardly be blamed for looking
forward to the time when they will both
be readmit Ell to the London clubs from
which they were formerly expelled.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-25

plantation holdings in Mississippi and
Louisiana. His father, who got rich by
loaning money on plantations and after
ward acquiring them under mortgage, died
a few years ago, leaving three or four
children, of whom James is the oldest
James became quite well known some
years ago because of his attentions to
Mary Anderson when that celebrated act
ress was at the height Of her fame. He
followed her from city to city, was present
at all her performances, and was unre-
hitting in his devotion TO her. 1t was at
one time said that Mary was about to
yield to his solicitations for her hand and
heart, but that Mr.. Navarro came along
and settled that matter against Mr.. Rich
ardson and all his cotton"
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The sylvan King.

The sylvan King.
lie dwells In a castle made of poles,
On the border of the break,
And the wood-elves finger about his door,
And never his wolds forsake;
While to the city be ofttimo hies,
And rambles abont the streets,
He soon grows tired, for his home is where
The field aud forest meets.
His queen is ray'd in royal robes
or cotton and calico;
And the sheen of her hair is her only crown
Where the lights and shadows glow.
No priceless gem CLEANS pom her brow
Whers sun-fanned bushes play,
But her mien Il erect as a queens should be,
And she holds right regal sway.
Their children are of true royal blood,
As royal &c ever vas known,
And though they were all rustic bred,
The regal mein is shone.
Their limbs are 18th, and firm and strong
As ever in tourney engage.
And while they often 10 foray 30
IT'S the battle for bread they wage
This king and bis queen ami children all
That live in thor chateau royal,
Are all waee-working laborers
Whose hands are brown with toll;
It's seldom, ii ever, they travel In stats,
By lOud-mouthed trumphets her ID
Aud while they live on the sweat OF the brew,
They're the people who move the world
[FRAEcIs ANsoS EVANS
Tell City, Ind. Feb. l6
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duced me to Just now would make a man
a capital wife"
She-"Love at first sight, eh ~
He-"Oh, no, not that; but you see, i
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Before and After.

Miss Giglamps(of the Hub)-"You know
the moon affects the tide"
Miss Ramsay (prospectively of hub)-
well, / know IL affects them before they
are"
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Tst. Loui. Giobs-DomocrasI

"Mr. James s. Richardson, who, it is
now said, will marry Miss Winnie Davis,
daughter OF the conlederacy. is known all
over the SOUTH" said gentleman at the
Southern last night He is called the
Cotton King because OF bis enormous
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Wife-"It's kind of you TO put on my
rubbers for me-"
Kneeling Husband (tugging awayl-"It
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that you are no centipede."
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Visitor-"That's handsome man, and
how dOcile he looks"
Warden of Prison-"Yes. sir; he's one
of the finest murderers we have"
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Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-23
WASHINGTON VIKINGS.
LATEST REPORTS OF THE INsuR-
RECTION IN CHILE.
The British Colony of Barbados Clam
oring for Reciprocity With the United
States-Other Affairs of State:

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The bureau
of American republics has furnished the
following information:
The president Of Chile has given a
gratuity equal to one years pay to all
officers of the navy of that republic
who have refused to join with their COM
rades in their existing revolutions,
Recent newspaper advices from Val
paraiso report that nearly all the traffic
upon the railways of Chile has been sus-
pended because of coal famine in that
country. The price of coal on the 18th
of January was $55 ton, and the supply
was almost exhausted. Unless the
blockade is soon raised, railway traffic
and all industries requiring fuel will be
entirely suspended.
The official gazette of the British COL
ony of Barbados, of the 10th of Febru-
ary, states that the governor-general
has devoted his attention almost en-
tirely to the subject of reciprocity with
the United States. On the following
day resolution was introduced into the
colonial legislature for the appointment
of a committee to prepare an address to
the secretary of state for the colonies,
setting forth the commercial situation
of the island, its trade relations with
the United States, and the necessity OF
prompt action in the direction Of reci-
procity treaty.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-23
A HOG IN NAME ONLY.
Governor Hogg Will Accept No Suga
Bounty for Texas.

Governor Hogg VIII Accept No Sugar
Bounty for Texas.
AUSTIN, Tex, March 22.-The state of
Texas owns and runs sugar farm
worked by convicts. Recently bill
was passed by the legislature to accept
the cent bounty under the Mckinley
bill. Governor Hogg vetoed it. The
veto closes, in part, as follows: "The
state is sovereign of her own affairs and
cannot be disturbed in the legitimate ex-
ercise of her prerogatives. If she de-
sires to raise sugar by convict labor, un-
der no circumstances could she with
propriety ask or accept from any gov
ernment license to do so, nor could she
yield to the supervision Of her affairs
by any officer not subordinated
to her own laws. Precedents by govern
ment usurpation become stronger than
law. They are more difficult TO be over
thrown when they are erected on the
destruction of the constitution like this
bounty act. The wrong which produces
them strengthens as the fruits of the
crime spread, until they become fast
ened forever on the people. 1t is hardly
decent to suppose that no measure is
too monstrous TO popular credulity,
when it embracesa q proposition to dis
pense money under the name of q
bounty among rcitizens. lnsidf0us and
deceptive as snch methods usually
are, no one oar deny that at
the heart Of them there is corruption.
1t consists OF. the government collecting
money to the impoverishment of the
masses, by which to crafty the greed Of
favored classes. federation by free peo-
pie finds support only in their ignor-
.ance. Resistance of all monopolies
and exclusive legislation for the benefit
OF a few at the expense of the many, in
abeyance to the will OF the people, COM
ports with the untarnished record Of
Texas, and cannot fail to make the
course of her future bright, except at
the sacrifice of her honor or sovereignty
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