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Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20

Holders forwarding bonds from distant points in America should ship them by express to the Union Trust Company of New York. 80 Broad
 Holders in foreign countries should ship their bonds to Barring Brothers and Company, Limited, London.
 All expenses of transmission of bonds delivered at either of the above agencies will be paid by the Atchison Company. Negotiable Certificates Of the Company and De to be exchanged without unnecessary delay for the former in due course. Application to list these Certificates has been made to the Stock Exchange in Boston, New York and abroad
 Income Bond Scrip of any class will be received for exchange, the same as bonds, in amounts not less than sioo, and in even hundreds and thou
 Holders of any of the bonds called for ex- change, under Circular 6s of Oct i5 lss9 upon mentioned, can effect the original and present exchanges at the same time
 G9 ENBkS d pF6RpTT T5E eAkkY oIr EXCHANGE 6 E OFFERED & HEREIN; 9lSsk KoR9SRs koEhs BEFORE JULY Is, lsss.
 SUBSCRIPTION TO SECOND MORTGAGE PER CENT. GOLD BONDS GLASS 'B.'
 The Management considers at present fair basis Of market S yalSs p 2, tse nsw sseSnS m a MSr
 Holders of Income Bonds depositing their Bonds for exchange are invited to subscribe to will be authorized to be issued for improvements to be made for the first year, beginning with July l, 1892 at the price 1f oa the bonds ailo,ed from July I, Isas
 Each depositor of si.eeo in Income Bonds win ond Mortgage Class "B'' Four Per Cent. Bonds: In the event of applications exceeding the total will be adjusted in proportion to holdings
 Arrangements have been made by which this subscription has been underwritten, a syndicate having been formed to take all the bonds not ayailed of by Income Bondholders:
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 PAYMENTS MAY BE ANTICIPATED UPON ANY RAY RAY uP9N @ WHICH, WHICH iNsTALtMESTs LsIi M PER CENTUM PER ANNUM
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". F. s. c. E,
ExcnrSf0n.

The annual meeting of the Y. P. s. 0. E. of the First Baptist church will be held at that church this evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20
At Atlantic City.

AL Atl0nt1c C1tys
 Mir. B. F. Guyer,a prominent New Haven Red Man and formerly photographer on Church street, is at the Fredonia, At lantic City, N. J., for the benefit of his health. He has a large circle of friends here. He will remain at Atlantic City several weeks,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20
Had Charge of the Decorations.

The decorations at the recent concert at the Dwight Place church were under the director of Miss Margaret Veitch. The beauty of the stage decorations is largely due to MT. B. H. Sperry.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20
A Flower Sociable.

Trinity chapel Sunday school, George street, will go to Parlor Rock grove on Tuesday, July 12.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20

A flower sociable will be held at the Da- venport Congregational church next Wednesday. The usual refreshments will be served at the usual price by the usual pretty girls. The church parlors will be finely decorated with flowers.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20
HfS HlTEH sTElKBalI COMPANY,

STEAMEgs leave New Haven daily (ezcept C Sunday st io:i5 am and iS o'clock mid night. Returning, leave Peck Slip, New York, d . and II pm. Staterooms for sale sf Peck Bishops. No. Tes Chapel street. and ct Klock1 drug store. Sunday boat leaves New Haven d ic:So pm. stAterooms for latter sold at Elliott House.
 F.Es 7 ss5ts. Round HiR t,efsss q !ss 6seos
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20
SCOTTISH CLANS.
The Gathering Here To-morrow-
 The National Convention of the Or.

The Gathering Here To.morroW-
 The National Convention of the Or.
 der.
 Tomorrow morning at il o'clock the royal convention of the Order of Scottish Clans of the United States and Canada will open it's annual convention at Elks' hall. There will be two sessions day, one in the morning from 10 o'clock until noon and in the afternoon from 3 until 4 o'clock each day except Friday, when the convention closes at noon. There are llO clans belonging to the order and it is ex- pected that fully 100 of them will send delegates to the convention. Agreat deal of business will come before the conven- tion, the majority of it being of private nature.
 Clan Mcleod. the only local organiza- ton in this city which belongs to the na- tional order, intends to do everything pos sible for the entertainment and pleasure | of the visiting delegates.
 The committee, consisting of Robert Nc. l Arthur, John Brown, Ewen Mcintyre, l George Bone, William L. Andrews, Robert Elder and Andrew Mckay, which was ap, | pointed by Clan Mcleod some time ago sf mentioned at the time, will take entire charge of the arrangements, and they have | spared no pains to make the affair a suc cess. The committee has planned te take the visitors about the city Tuesday afternoon in barges and also to the top ot East Rock. Wednesday the visitors will
 be treated to shore dinner at Hillt homestead in West Haven, and on Thurs day evening they will be rendered ban
 quet in Arion hall. On this occasion
 Mayor Sargent, General s. Merwin ant
 Herbert E. Benton, who will be invited
 guests, will make addresses. Royal Chic
 of the Order James Sullivan, M. F., O
 Woodstock, Canada, Peter Kerr of Boston
 royal secretary, and Walter Scott, jr., o
 New York city, royal councillor, will speak
 A quartette consisting of Messrs. Fulton
 McGregor, Williams and Criddle will ren
 der several selections during the evening
 The visiting delegates will doubtless talk
 away with them most pleasant recollec
 tions of New Haven and of Clan Mcleod
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20

Ex-Mayor George Holcomb of this city le!t saturday for an extended visit to friends at Fort Wayus, Ind,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20
Monday, June 20 1892.
Traus1srs' 6ntdr.
New York, New Haven and Hartford K. k.
 June s, 1892.

TRAINS LEAVE EKw HAVEN AZ FOLLOWS FOR NKw VS.2k-z:so. s4:so, fs:io. ff.oc, fs:sa, ts:io, s:so, ss:ss, tio:S0 A- IT,, sis:oo, i2:os, si:so, i.xs ss:so. soo 's:So '4.oO CpArIor car limited) sos s4:s0 30 s:s5 c6:o0 parior Iimited), e:so, '6 55. ss:i7 Cs:H, Bridgeport ae- commedaton), ss:Io, a:is p-EA susnAFs-1:se, sl:5o. s.oo e. n, 5:oo, s:i1, "7=oe. 's:io. SIS, s2:iop. m-
 FOR WASHINGTON VIA HARLEM RIvKR- sla.o1 am Cdany), 'l:Io p. m-
 FOR BOSTON VIA SPRINGFIELD - si:Sr, siI.o C. u-, si:o5, si:A oparlor car iimited), ss:s2 D. m. suspAEs- "l:so latsht), s5.ss pm. FOR BOSTON VIA NEW LONDON AND PRov- fDENCE-2os. e. m-, sls.oe, s2:s5. 's:sS opsr- Tor car lIuitedO, ss:is and se:s5 p. n- suxnAHs- s2 os A. m-, se.5s ?. n-
 FOR BOSTON VIA HAETFoRD AND NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND R. R.-'i:1 A-n (dAily), s2.o5 pm.
 FOR BoSToS VIA AIR LINE AID N. Y. Arp N. E. B. R.-s4:z7 pm suHnArs-s<.8 pm
 FOR MERIpEN, HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD src-s!:ao night, si:so night Co Hartforco c;so. SOC, tio:is, sii-oS a. m-, ls:i5 Tsos 'l:A Cparlor limited, first stop Hartford0 (ss.o5 70 Hartford oaIyJ, s:i9, 5.o9 s:i5 Co Hassford) .5:ss. s:eo. ie.o5 p. m- suSnIrs-si:2o night CT 80 night to Hsrttord), 's:sa s:s (soe)p-n. Shore Line Division.
 FOR NEW LONDON, Erc--sa.os night f:2s 9:s5 ll-os c. m. si2.us, sA55, 500. ss'ss CpAr- Tor umitedO. .4:is. s:.o. s:is, ss:ss, osas D. IT. aaiiford sccomnodssson-) suxaArs-'7 os night, s6=sS ?. m-
 AIT Line Division.
 FOR MIDDLETowE, wmLMAEI1C. ETo.- Leave Ne- Haven for all Stations st s:os am. {, i:ss, sf:s7, e:i3 pm. SuKDAEs-sS:ss pm. Ooi- meet al Middlecown with Connecticut Valley k R., and al wfIlirnAntse with E- Y. & S- K. ard \. L. and K. R-R-; st TurnervtIle with ooishss ste branch Trains arrive al New Haven st 500 a. | l:sl, 'e 5l, s.oo pm
 N.pga.uek Division.
 Roa WATERBURY and ~ay sasnoas via Nan g>tnck yanc.IoE 500 1. m. is.oo. isS5 D. m sus- | pAVs-s:R a.. Northampton Division. FOR sHKLBURSz FALLS, rURNKh vALLs,wMLIAHsBuRG, HoLYoKK and NEss | HARTFORD and intermediate Etktsons, trat leave New Haven ss ..sa, ii.o4 am and 't.Us pm
 FOR NORTHAMPTON, wILLlAHsBURs and points thi, side st s:ss pm
 FOR FARMISaToS, NEW HARTFORD and intermediate siAtious-At s:sO p. m-
 FROM WILLIAMSBURG train arrives si s.ss c m-, i:zs f:z and SOS p. m-, and from SHE'LL BUSNE FALLS and tnsermedikts stssaons at i.as, f:2I and SOS pm
 c. III. PLATE, Genn1 supt-
 CT. HKMPsTRAp, - Gen. FAA. Agent. | Trsf-
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ONE THOUSAND LODGES.

District Chief Templar Larkins.
 Captain Mark Wilton Larkins chief templar of the Northwestern district lodge of Meadville, Pa, I. o. c. T., is making his headquarters in the city for Q few days and will visit Rescue lodge, No. 32, this evening" Howard lodge No. 63, Tues day evening, and New Haven lodge, No s3, Wednesday evening. Captain Larkin has visited over one thousand lodges dnring the ten years he has been a menber, and is considered one of
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20
Appointed Professors.


Messrs. Wstrous and Beers, instructors
 at the Yale law school, have been appoint ed professors.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20
Grabbers, Association.

The second grand musical entertainment and festival given by the Grabbers' asso- citation will take place this evening at St. Patrick's Y. M. T. A. and B. society new hall. Music by Second regiment or chestra. Prompting by Professor Shea.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20
A FALSE ALARM

Fair Haven Firemen Have q Short
 Sunday Run-The Signals Went Off.
 The fremen at No. 5's house had run yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock. The automatic signals at Bigelow's works went off by accident, ringing en alarm in the engine house, but there was no fire. The apparatus having leaked out the water, the tank had been pumped full without shutting off the valve. The fremen have made this run for nothing on seven or eight occasions since the apparatus was put in
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20
The CItx Gunrd Decoration Day.

The City Guard Decoration Day.
 The City Guard, headed by the Second regiment band, marched frem Union ar mory to Congress avenue, to Howard avenue, to Sylvan avenue and to Ever green cemetery yesterday afternoon, where the graves of their deceased members were 1aoorota6
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20

A New K. of c. Council Organized.
 Fifty prominent young men met in the hall of the St. Patrick's Sunday school yesterday and organized under the name of Russell council. They will apply for ad- mission into the Knights of Columbus.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20

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HAMBURe-AMERIGAa PACKET co.

Express service 10 Southampton SEfENsN QLonaon) and Hamburg. Magnificent
 new twin screw steamers Of iS-i6.0o0 h. p. This line holds the record for fastest time London and the Continent.
 Normannia. .Jun.6, i0asn lCnlumbia. July q. pm. Columbia June g, spm FBismarck. Jul 2s 9am. F. Bismarck -JEu80 foam IA Victoria Aug S 2p m A.Victoria, Juiy7. am. Norman Na, Aug ls, s a m Normannia, Jul ls, am lColumbia- Aug IS, pm Hamburg American Packet Go, g B'dway, NY, Apply to VI. IF. Newton & Co.,, SC Orange st- or to M. Zunder & sons, 25S State street.
 Agents for New Haven Oouu
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Housatonic Railroad.

Housatonic Railroad. Train Arrangement Commencing Juuee. isss. LEAVE NEW HAVEN FOR ANSoNIA At 7:IS, s:i0. ia.o0 and i2.tS noon, isoS, s:S5 f:l5, 5:Ss, 7:4o and Ii:iS pm.
 LEAVE ANSOEIk FOR NEW HAVEN At i2:is, e:<7. SOS, p:l3, and u:s5 e. n-, i2:so 2.Cs, f:os, f:ss, 5:S1, e:s7, s.s5 pm Sunday trains leave New Haven at e:ie am. s:3o p. m pm
 Trains for Waterbury leave New Haven 7:ls io:oo, is.oS noon, 2:S5, s:ss, 7:so pm. Sunday e:io G. m-
 TrAins leaving New Haven st e:<s, a:so C. m-, and 4:I5 p. n- connect st Botsford fer anpotntA on the Housatonic R. R. and the West Passengers from the HousAtontc R. R. arrive tA New Haven st e:s9 c m-, Is:f4, SIS ard T:S5 p. m-
 WILLIAM H- STEVENSON,
 Woe Pres and Gen. Manager.
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GovernmenI Bonds. The following were the quotations for United States bonds at the call to-day:
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Starin's New Haven Transports
 ton Line.

Every Day Except Saturday.
 Leave New Haven from 6tArtn JOHN H. STARIN, Captain McAfisfer, every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. The ERAETUs CORNING every Monday, "Wednesday and Fri N. R., foot of CourtlRndt street, at pm; the starin every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, day. The only Sunday night boat from New York.
 Fare, wi.l .erth Tn cabin, T5c-, sraseroom s Excursion tickets i-ss.
 Free stage leaves the depot on arrival O Hartford train, and from corner Church and e:S0 o'clock pm
 Tickets and ststsroorns can be purchased at the Tontine hotel, at the powDss News Con- pany, S69 Chapel street, and ri Peck BtEhopN tQs Chanel etrest-
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20

New London to Long Island.
 rl-A Steamer Sarah Thorp, from May soth, leaves R. R. wharf, New Lon don, week days. at lssS p. m Returns, reaching New London about noon. Capt c M GRIFF1S0, mys5 Sm Greenporf, S. H-
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20

Shore Line Division.
 FOR NEW LONDON, Erc--'7.os night f:2s 9:s5 Il.oS c. m. si2.us, 'as5. 500. 's'z5 opAr- Tor car iimitedO, ss:i5, SEQ. s:is, ss:ss, csos D. IT. aaiiford .ccommods-1on.) suxaArs-sS os night, se.ss D. m-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-12
COnsursO AgricoIa de 1888
Uzpsano VazdGs

Debido la amabilidad de los senores Pre-.
sidente y Secretario de Ia Juntn CalstScGdora de
Concwrsos AgrScotas, tenemos Ia vista un elem
p a. manuscrito del programa para el que ha
de celebrarse en- los dias Z, 8 de Mayo del
ano pr6ximo. La extension del citado documen-
to, nos priva del gusto que tendrfamos de darle
cabida en- las columns de LA CORRESPONDENCE,
anticipandonos asf su mayor publicidad; pero
no podemos prescindir, dada Ia importancia que
para ell pals tienen exibiciones regIonales de
extractar 10 esencial de dlcho programa que, i'm
preso, circulara profusamente, segdn acuerdo de
la Junta entire los Agricultores Industriales de
Ia provncla.
Figura el presupuesto general de Ia Isla
correspondence al aho economico de l892-93, un
cr6d1to de 5000 pesos para las atenciones de ese
Concurso. La Junta ha acordado repartir d1cha
suma en- 53 premios concediendo & la secci6n
CWltsvos l6 de aquellos un total de $1775; &
la de Industries Il con $ll25; 4 la de Zoot6cnsa
IL con 1875; Ia Jardsner6o IL con 293; y 4
Ia de IrG5aJos naonuales con $3.50.
Nosotros felicitamos cordialmente la JuntG
Cals1fcadore de ConcWrsos AgrScodas por la confec
ci6n de ese programa que estimula, en- 10 possible,
nuestra actividad rural solo sentimos que Ia
celebration del acto tendra lugar, pocos meses
antes que la del Centenario del Descubrimiento
de Puerto. Rico. mo podrfa aplazarse para en-.
tonces su realizacl6n, contribuyendo de csc modo
al mayor lucimiento del propio Concurso del
Centenario? Creemos haber visto apuntada esta
idea en- alguna parte y nos permitimos recomen-
darla los que puedan darle favorable solucion.
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en- Espaha. No estoy conforme con esta opinion;
/ aspire, como mas abaio expondre, que saEendo
del raquitismo y estrechez en- que vive nuestro
particle, entire gozar de una constitution vigo-
roza explendida que solo Sc encuentra en- los
grandes partidos.
Otros senores Diputados, algunos de gran Ia
LA, que fueron goblerno, que volveran serlo
sostuvieron que nj los partidos monarquicos nj re-
publicanos han acceptable nj aceptaran los progra
mas locales de los partidos que combaten y luchan
Sc d1sputan opinion en- esta Isla nj deben acep
tarlos, porQue como programas locales que son,
hmitanse exclusivamente las necesidades y pun
tos de vista regionaes faltandoles aquel caracter
de unidad, aquA sentido amplio de polltica gene
raj que debe caracterizar los partdos nacionales,
pero tienen Ia esperanza de que regidas las pro-
vlncias de Ultramar por las msmas leyes de la
Peninsula, tenlendo iguales aspiraciones politl.
Cas-, esos partldos vayan preparandose 1ngresar
dentro de las agrupaciones peninsulares no sean
partldos regionales, porque los que aman Ia hber
tad y la democracia, han de buscar en- un porve-
mir mas menos proxlmo colocacion entire los par
tldos hberales democraticos de la Peninsula, y
Dlputado hubo que no tuvo reparo en- declr que
leJos de partido Ell Unconditional de Puerto
R1co no es otra que una verdadera coalicion
tornado con el objeto de e~croTse slrvlendo to,
dos los goblernos.
Aqu1 tiene v amigo mio, 10 que SO cIee On
la Peninsula en- Ell Parlamento de nuestro par
lido, sin que sea exacto 10 del lucro, aunque de-
Ger verdad cabe la sospecha por eleglr clegamente
los candidates que Sc mandan, convenga no
al pals, conozcan desconozcan la provincial, de
aqul que nazcan tantos desaciertos, germenes de
la decadencia econ6mica que nos encontramos
Y que de dia en- dia va en- aumento.
Entendo 20 que nuestro partido, tai cual es-
ia constituido, no responde mas que al egoismo,
y por consiguiente ning6n fin economico, poll.
tco nj administrative, por tanto 81 no ha de morr,
pollticamente hablando, urge su reorganization.
IQue pedra hacerse para que el partidO In
Conditional no desaparezca, dado que SO haga La
reforma electoral que las corrientes hberales SO
impongan?
Aunque este debe ser materia de estudio por
los hombres iustrados de nuestro partido, de
acuerdo en- Asamblea general, creo, por mi parte,
que ell partido, abandonando ahejas preocupacio-
nes que le empequenecen, debe disponerse para
entrar de lleno en- la vida robusta de Ia ibertad
que arranca de la polftica nacional preparandose
estando prevenido para no desaparecer en- el
momento que SO planteen en- esta Isla en- la de
Cuba, las leyes electorales, Provincial y Munich
pal de Ia Peninsula; reserva de emitir mi pa
recer sobre el particular, como LA CORRESPONDENT
o1A es e,olltlca y sus columns las neceslta su
Director para asuntos de mas importancla, cierra
hoy esta carta, para continuarla mahana, so affmo
amigo correIigionario.
UZpaeno VaEdSs
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Ell CRIMEN De AVER

Las noticias que circular respecto de la
muerte del vigilante de polcfa Miguel Matorral,
cuyo cadaver dijimos aver que habfa sido encon-
trado en- los fosos de la puerta de Santiago, son
verdaderamente horribles
Segdn de pdblico Sc dice, de la autopsia que
SO hizo al cadaver, parece que Sc desprende la
suposici6n de que el desgraciado fu6 muerto q
garrotazos, legandose Greer por otras sehales,
que el dicho guardia Sc defendi6 con tez6n de sus
asesinos Dicen que Ia cara, Ia cabeza y el cue
llo los tenia destrozados. Por sospecha la poll
cfa ha' detenido diez doce personas y 81 tribu-
nal con plausible actividad 90 mueve activisima
mente por exclarecer ell hecho.
Sc comenta muy favorablemente la actitud
tomada por el limo. senior don Juan Francisco
Ramos, digno presidente de esta Audlenc1a que,
personalmente acompanado del senior Juez de
instruction accidental, don Angel Acosta, SO pre-
sent6 primero en- el lugar del suceso que exami-
no minuciosamente, despues trasladandose al
Cementerio examine tambiGn 81 cadaver del in
fortunado vigilante de quien SO dice que era un
buen servidor celoso en- 81 cumplimiento de sus
deberes.
En- Ia Capital ha causado profunda sensaci6n
ese crimen que es comentado de mil diversas
maneras Algunos de los individuos presos &
primera hora han sido luegos puesto On libertad.
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CARTA POLITICA
Sr. don N. N.


Al contestar las preguntas que usted me ha.
ce, respondere & las que su vez me hicieron
otros correligionarios amigos sobre Ia marcha
poltica del partldo UNCONDITIONAL que es Ell nues-
tro, sobre Ia marcia pol1tica tambi@n del auto
nomista. Asi usted como los denas AMIGOS &
los que contesto, todos demandan de mi les ma
nifeste mi parecer sobre Ia conveniencia de reor-
ganizar nuestro partldo, y sobre la conveniencia
de adoptar un cambio de pol1tica que, de acuerdo
con los adelantos de la epoca, refuerce de i'm
portancia al partido que usted estima desorgani-
zado, incapaz de luchar con ventaja contra ell
adversario, en- 81 tenor que usted tiene de que
en- un tempo mas menos breve, SO hagan refor
mas en- nuestras leyes electorales, circumstances
que usted juzga ha de producer baja en- nuestras
huestes.
Para mayor claridad, ire contestando pregun-
ia por pregunta, conste que no es mi amino que
prevalence mi opinion, que desde luego entrego al
escalpelo de los correligionaros al de los adver
sarios pollticos, porque de ellos he de tratar
La Constitution del partido esta VICENTE
Esta es la primera pregunta que Sc me hace
y ella debo responder, que desechada raiz de
su publication por gran ndmero de correhgiona
rios, qued6 de hecho sin efecto para todos aque
los que la impugnaron, y aunque dudosa 81 vail
dez para los que la aceptaron, qued6 para estos
conculcada de ningdn valor legal, virtud de
Ia infracci6n que de ella SO hlzo en- las 1ltimas
elecciones para Diputados Cortes; no tiene
pues, hoy el partldo CONSTITUTION nlnguna porque
regrse todos los que la aceptaron, estan de ella
legalmente desprendidos, y ninguna de sus dispo-
siciones les obliga.
Que Sc piensa de nuestro partido en- Ia Ma
Dire Patria
He aquf una pregunta cuya contestaci6n la
OF en- Ell Parlamento hace pr6xlmamente un ano
al dscutirse Ia poltica del Gobierno de la Metro
poll en- Cuba Puerto Rico 4 consecuencia de la
1nterpelaci6n del sefor Moya.
segdn la creencia de uno de los Diputados
por esta Provlnca, nuestrc partldo, tai cual esta
constitufdo, es de mucha importancia, dejarla
de serlo desde el momento en- que dejando de ser
regional, pasara ser partido nacional, uni6ndose
cualqulera dc los partidos pollticos que militan