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The state herald., 1892-08-19

The democratic leaders seemed to
think that they could hold the southern
states solid for the party through their
fear OF negro supremacy, but II the re-
cent election in Alabama is to be taken
as fair index Of the feeling in the south,
then the less tho democrats have to say
about negro supremacy the better their
chance for carrying the south in the
presidential election. II is shown by
tie election returns that Jones, the dom.
ocra,ic candidate for governor. II elected
owes his election to the negro vote Of the
state.
The state herald., 1892-08-19
lrir.. publ,ea..oa July .. III,

~
US. Land O0os. eterlinR. co,s. - Z.
Complaint .ayinK 6ssn cntcrsd - ~ Z
rick for fsllure 70 coGlply with law rs TO
Timber Culturt Entry No. s7l9 dated Oct sIst,
iHe5,upon the NV u sec 20,tp n Z ~ ", In Phil.
lips county, Colorado with view TO the
cancellation Of said entry; contestant nilcg.
Ing that Edward l.udrick wholly failed dur.
Ing the 9TH mud 9Th years after making said
entry TO rcplnnt or cause to bc rcplnRtcd 10
acres OF said tract In trccs. seeds or cuttings
us required by law and that the said Edward
Ludrick wholly failed during the 9TH md 9Th
cause to bc cultivated 10 acres Of said tract
but allowed that part OF said land which had
been cultivated to grow IN In weeds, and
that NIL Of said failures continue 10 exist ut
this time.
The said parties are hereby summoned TO
appear ut this Oficc on the 5oth day Of Aug,
lSr2. mt 10 o'clock u M. To respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
II. T.. TEDMON. Register.
The state herald., 1892-08-19

NOTICE Ia hcruly Given that the following
~ named settler has u 81 Notice nf his inicn-
tion To mike iinal proof In support III his claim.
and that said prnof will hc ma'ic before
clerk Of the county roufl Phillips county
Colorado, nj Iiolyokr. Colorado, on Sept lsp.,
viz.
NANCY AEIAiiAMs, widow of John Abra.
ha Decreased.
II u 1854 FOR the NV ! SEC tp'nrt6w
lie names She inllowingwiin, IS tnproyc hi
coniinuuas residence upon, anti cultivation OF
sail land. viz:
Charles CLANCY OF iiOlyokc Colo
william Mcvcy [" "
Alvin \ Larson " "
Ezra II Wing =. "
81. l.. THnuoN. RcEistcr.
The state herald., 1892-08-19

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w ncress. 'iIEn =. o,'c Il, HI HI Ei1 W.
tc, OF me county g. ni'nps nnh s.n'c oi
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,horcuh,o hppcrinIh,ng,i hci"ihg Wv 'En. u
uow ~, n'iu ms vac iisnt ~ , ~ M,s si
eu enn'c,'.ricc WIZ i,a.o W rus ~ ic
poh,iht VI On" c.,'n nm ppnu q. hpu, n,,IIIins
The state herald., 1892-08-19

Americans 10 English commerce greater
wrong than did the Mckinley Tariff IN their
efforts to drive England out of thu South
crn hemisphere" And all this Is the result
of that "sham'' and "hemlyWg" Which the
democratic platform SO ,ercely denounccs.
But then, how can policy that benefits the
United States bc anything else but sham
In the eyes of thc Cobdcnite?-Ex,
The state herald., 1892-08-19
(Yirst publication Juiy 18th 1884,, No rs
Nntica fnr P1rhliratinU.

(first publication Jniy 18th 1891 No rs
NutiCH for Publication.
Land uf1icc at Sterling Colo.
July It'll lsa2
Notice IL hereby givcn that tho following
IN named scttl0r Inns flied notice Of his In
tention 10 make flnnl proof In support OF his
claim and that said proof will hl made be-
fore clerk Of county court Phillips county
Colo. ut liOlyOke Colo. on August 10Th lss3
Viz:
JACOB BERKEs
Hid u No $3.50 for the s-w Il sec 10 tip y ~ "
He naincs the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous rcsfdcnce upon and cultiva.
ton Of, said land, viz:
John BAKER OF Amherst Colo
M,r,, ? shccksy =. !" ioiiyoke
George W Wilcox
HE TEDMON, Register.
The state herald., 1892-08-19
FIRST publication Aug ". 1871 No. sol

IFfrst Publication Aug II, Is52.I No. zJl
NutiCa fur P Publication
Land Ofiicc, sterling, Colo.
Aug I lHi9
Notice Is hereby given that the following
~ nnncd settler has flied notice OF his In
tcntion To make final proof In support of his
claim and that said proof will M nude be-
fore clerk of county court Phillips
county, Colo, Mt IIolyokc, Colo, on sep 81,
1899, viz.
JAMES BRYANT
lid Il No ar2i for the W !. s.w !, scc 20 & :,
NV u sec ~ tpG r47w
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivn-
ton of, said land, viz:
Swan Erickson OF bryant>. Coln.
Charles T. southworth +. ssl.<&
Levi knrschncr Z" 49, S1ste =
NJ Jsason Anifs4s,
-,ss::sr - r Trnsos RaseE,
The state herald., 1892-08-19

Some cranky Weaverltc started the report
that Judge Gresham would make speeches
for Weaver during the campaign. Judge
Gresham is not very likely to enter n cam
paign TO champion the cause Of u political
adventure sucli as Weaver and, even ii this
were not the case, it Is not very likely that
judge of the United States Courts wo,I
descend from the bench to take part ~
litical ramnaipn Hltt e.
The state herald., 1892-08-19

Tho .lessocratic papers of the south
are claiming that the success OF the
demccra,ic party mems the restoration
Of lie taiitr On tuenr. II the party
SHOULD carry out their platform, tariff
for revonne cnly,' this Of course. would
be u purt of their legislative program.
The state herald., 1892-08-19

To the republican voters OF precinct No G
Phillips county, Colo:
Notice Is hereby given that the primary
election OF said precinct Will be held on FIJI
day, September md, A. u. isg2, at the
school house In district No. Ii, Phillips
county, Colorado. Said primary will be
governed by the rules adopted by the re-
publican central committee. Further Notice
Is hereby given that the object of this pr
mary election is for ballo,ing on the several
candidates for county commissioner from
anL disiric; 10 MI vacancy. County com
missioner from End disiric, for full term.
County Judge TO al vacancy. County Judge
for full term. Also all precinct officers and
further to select delegates 10 the county con.
,entlon 10 be held IN llolyokc. September 3,
A. u. isss. Said primary shall be opened
nj Up IN, and remain open until PIN. cen.
trail time. &. II. SEARS,
Committeeman, Precinct No. q, Phillips
County, Colorado.
To the republican voters OF precinct
No. 1. Phillips county. Colorado:
Notice is hereby gwen that the pri-
mary election OF said precinct will DO
held on Friday, September 2nl, A. d.
1892, at the school house in Haxtun,
Phillips county, Clio. Said primary
will no governed by the rules adopted
by tho republican county central com
mittec, Further notice IN hereby given
that tho object OF this primary In Tor
the purpose Of balloting ON the several
candidates for county commissioner from
2nd district to Ill vacancy. County
commissioner from Ind district for full
term, County Judge to I'LL vacancy.
County Judge for full term. Also TO 10.
loot candidates for precinct officers for
snid precinct, ind further to select dele
gates 10 the county convention 10 be
held In Hpkolsc. September .. 1897.
Said primary shall be opened at p. m.
and remain open until Jp. IN. central
time. J. II. Cnii.oorr, Precinct Com
mittccmnn. Precinct No. 4, Phillips
county Colorado.
To tho republican, vo,ers Of precinct
No. =, Phillips comfy. Colo.
Notice IL hereby given that tho pri'
mary election OF said precinct will be held
IN Friday, Sept. md, A. d. 1892, Mt the
office OF Bcgns & Clelnnd on East Den
yer Avcnnc in the town " llolyokc
Said primary will bc governed by tho
rulca adopted by tho republican central
The state herald., 1892-08-19

The difference between n revenue tariff
and protective tariil: A revenue tariff tax
cs Americans for the hcneit of foreigners;
y protective tariff taxes foreigners for the
benefit of Americans. Quite difference,
isn't thcrc?-EX.
The state herald., 1892-08-19

[s1rN Publication Aug ~ iso4l No oca
Nntlcs fur Publication,
Land once at Sterling, Colo,
AuEis i9y3.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named fcttlcr has firsl notice Of his intcn.
ton TO make hnnl proof In support Of his
fore Clerk Of District Court Phil
lips County. Colorado. ut lfolyoke, Colorado.
on sept ~, lHr3, viz:
JAMES q LEONARD
lid y No 7..p for tho s-w Y sec 20 tp On rS5 "
He names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous rrsidrncc upon. and cultiva.
tion Of, said land, viz:
John smiley OF, Amherst Colo
Jnmcs smiley
william n Robson
Patrick Kilinartcn
II. y. TEDMOS. Register.
The state herald., 1892-08-19

Tie Denver News Is very much exercised
over the fear tina, the straight democrats
may control the state democratic convention
aud nominate democratic electors. II urges
It's boiling followers, regardless OF their
aNowch bolt of the Ticket. To 20 into the
councils Of III. democratic party and deliver
Weaver and his followers. II Thomas Pat
'cfson, In urging sucha courre Of procedure.
i. doing ~ In the Interest Il democratic sue.
cess, he Is acting consistently. But ". Ms
he claims. he Is supporting Weaver In good
faith, then he Is advocating the most bruzcn
faced political treacliery when he advises
stealing into the convention Of m opposing
party for The purpose Of capturing II.
The state herald., 1892-08-19
;, . lF!,.. pnbl 4, July isl

First publication July ISL
Nay 81, is6s. No. rs
Complaint having becn entered at this ONCE By
v Frank ID 6harpnack against Edward W Patat
for abandoninshis homestead entry No. io6eo
datctl Oct ssth 1881, upon tho & ~ $50 u tp
SnrE " in Phillips county Colo. with view TO
tho cancellation Of said entry.
The said parties arc hereby summoned to ap-
pear ut this osioe On the SAh day Of Aug isos ct
10 o'clock n m to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment
II. = TKDMoN, Register.
The state herald., 1892-08-19

If the republican party Of Colorado is
careful to put up clean and strong ticket.
the party will carry the state with an old
time majority. Having dropped all faction
al quarrcis, the party is in good ngliing
condition and will be able TO do splendid
WoIk for n good ticket
The state herald., 1892-08-19
In. puslies.lon Aug y, lxasl No .:

Sfst puhlIcaiion Aug u, 1907 No Iai
Notice. for ? utilization.
u. S. Land Onicc. sterling, colo.
Aug 4, 1872.
Notice II hereby given that the following
! Vnamssl settler has filed notice Of his intcn.
tIon TO make final proof In support Of his
claim, and that snid proof will bc mndc be-
fora clerk of county court Phillips
county Colorado Mt lioly0kc Colorado on Sep
q 1871, viz:
SWAMI ERICKSON
II T. No D0i6 for the s-w sec 81 TIP sui l7w
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva.
ton OF, said land, viz:
james bryant OF Bryant Colo
Charles Il Southworth :" d"
Peter Jensen "
Levi karlchncr " Z"
II. Il. TEpMoN, Register.
The state herald., 1892-08-19

Thousands of immigrants come TO the
United States every year.
Why Ito You think they come here? In
order to earn starvation wages, 10 be de-
privcd Of their earnings by ''iariiI-monopo-
lists" To he taxed for the benefit Of the rob
her barOns?
No, they come here because experience at
home, under the slavery OF the European
wages ystcm, has taught them that onl, In
this country Of high wages and prosperity,
Of eonteniment and protection, Is the labor
.. worthy Of his lire.
Only in this land of taxes" has he an aG
cqnate scope for The crerciscsof the facili-
ties with which nature has blessed him, only
hero can lie earn liis own hoac, furnish II
in comfort and educate his children to be
good and patriotic citizens.
Immigration is Thus tln best possible trib-
ute to the benefits OF protection, n mute but
eloquent index OF American progress under
the American system.
Immigrants did not flock here In free
trade periods. They remained In their own
countries, because The paulrr standard Of
wages which free trade entails was not a
sufficiently strong inducement to bring them
here. Pauper wages can BE- earned just rs
well at home as abroad.
But when protection again triumphcd,
when our mills and factories again hnmmed
with life and action, when plenty again
blessed the land, then the masses of Europe
again knocked at our doors and asked us Ia
share with them our abundance.
Immigration we do not ~ 'ov'c' he-
strict it il you please :..""ioit II II you can
But never lose e'it Of tho fact that immi-
rr,,ion u,1..id not trouble us II we were
M. a.
When free trade begins the gates of Cas-
tic Garden will swing outward instead of
inward. Under that system immigration
stops. Emigration takes lis placc.-Amcri-
can EcOnoniisi
The state herald., 1892-08-19

II dull, spir,tless and stupid; Il your
blood 10 thick and sluegish; il your sp-
petite 10 cspricious and uncsfsaiu, you
need . Ssrsaparilla. For bsse results
take Do Wits. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1892-08-19
The peoples party nr's''esonnl con

The peoples party cone'onn' con,
r.r,;on 10, ,ho 60, u,strict WIS hold
~ s.s>.. Nd the 18th instant and j. q.
He'll, II Montrose, was nominated us the
congressional candidate. The fact that.
nut Of III delegates, only 30 attended
the convention. would indicate that the
members OF the party are not very en-
thusiastic over their prospects Of success
in tie campaign.
The state herald., 1892-08-19
lF1rst publication Aug ~
IS Land Once Sterling Colo I
July u lisa !

Complaint having been entered Vt this Of
Geo by Frank . Peterson against Thomas W
Patmon for failure 70 comply with law M to
lsS5, upon the S-w Y SIC n tp n + u " In
Phillips county, Colorado with u View 70 the
cancellation 81 said entry; contestant altv-
Ing that Thomas " Pntmon has failed TO plOw
or cultivate Into tres. treo seeds or cuttings
or cause the same In he plowed or cultivated
into trees, tree seeds or cuttings any part Of
said cIuim since May lS0o md said failure
still exists,
The suid parties are hereby summoned to
appear At tlis Office on tho 10Th day Of Sept.
1854 at 10 O'Clock IN TO respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
METEDMOND, Register
The state herald., 1892-08-19

Thcrcpublican state convention will be
held at Pueblo, September 9th. Phillips
county is entitled to six delegates.
The state herald., 1892-08-19
First publication Aug. 10. Isss.1 No ss
Nntire fur Publication
Land Qflicc nj SIcrlinu CHA 4

IVUULG TUT q UIICdIIUII
Land Once AT Sterling. Colo.
Aug 10 lsg9.
Notice is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
make final, proof In support OF his
claim, and That said proof viii be made before
clerk Of district court Of Phillips
county Cal0. nj 1l0lyokc Colo. on Sept ~
isa VIZ:
MARK J LEONARD
lid T. No 1888 for tho NV u sec 20 tp o n - "
lie names tie following witnesses TO prove his
continuous rcsidcnc, up'n, and cultivation Of
said land. viz:
John Smiley Of Amherst Colo
James Smiley
William n noihxnn " .. !"
Patrick Kilimnrtsn
HE TEbnoS Itcistcr.
The state herald., 1892-08-19
First publication July 10. lsaa, No 4e4
Nntica fur Publication.
Land Ofiice at sterling Colo.l

Land UhIce AZ Ster1InH Colo. ~
July 7th Is99
NJ oticc IL hereby glvcu that the following
~ named settler has fird notice Of his ln-
IGNITION 70 make nnal proof In support OF his
claim and that said proof will be made bo-
fore clerk Of county court PHILIPPE county
Culo, " HOlyoko Colo. on August 18th, lBsa,
b. 49, JOHN BAKER
ia Il No 60l4 for tho so Y sec u TIP 2 n rNw
He nanea the following witnesses To provo
MS continuous resIdonco upon and cultivs-
tion Of, said land, viz:
darius 3 ShOckoy Of lIOlyOkc COlo
Mrs Sarah Furry +" :"
Jacob licrkcs
u swanson "
HE TEDNON. Register.
The state herald., 1892-08-19

The democratic national platform adopted
nj Chicago In June contains tho following
language:
1--WE pledge the democratic party, IN b.
Entrusted with roMcf, 10 relentless opposi-
,ion to the republican policy Of proilisa,r
expenditure. which IN the short sl,acr OF
two years, has Sqnandcrcd M enormous sur
plus aud rnp,ied an oscr'iowing treasury,
after pillng new burdens Of taxation upon
The already uscs,aSc'l labor Of thu country"
The Inst session Of The Iifty-lrst congress-
IN which the democrats had majority Of i5i
has Adjourned after making appropriations
f. the amount u siO,ooo,oco more than the
iI"i session Of The congress about the mp
preparations N which the great howl Is made
N the Il, inOerilc platform.
The state herald., 1892-08-19

(first publication Aug II. lp9) So 20
Notice fur Public atiun.
Land once at sterling. Cnlo.
Aug lDSl
Az named settler has iiicd notice Of his In
trntion 10 mike final ~ oof In support u bis
claim. and that said proof will lie made bc-
forcwm e. Robln~0n comniis.i snerof the U 4
circuit court for tho district u Colorado. ~
liolyokc Phillips county Color ado ON sept
10 lsrl, viz:
BELLE golfer, formerly Belle Rryant
He names the following Witnessed 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivn-
ton Of, said land. viz:
" iison Il Coats Of bryant Colo
Matilda Coats e
William J. smith "a ="
Mary Phelps Z"
II. y. TEDNoS. Register.
The state herald., 1892-08-19

While the Associated Chambers OF Com
mcrec Of Great Britain were IN session NJ
London, slr Charles ruppr, Canadian
High Commissioner 10 England, made u
speech In which he referred M follows 10
lhc work Of the AmcIcalrcciprociiy policy;
"'lheic il risk oiille octopus America throw.
ing i'H icninccs Over the West Indies aud
the Spanish Antilles with The view To dtiv-
linz oui British trade, nnl u is going 10 do
a.. British ronsulr report that Great Brit
ain hns io,i Brazil and TINT America Is got
tug hold uidtf h,r reciprocity sl,icm,
The state herald., 1892-08-19

AoALL NO H.
Amt u Warrant.

Interest will cease On above warrants aftsI
September 10th i8os
B.A. HOSKINs. County Treasurer.
The state herald., 1892-08-19

tFir., publication Aug 10, 1874, No SO
Nutice for Public atiun,
Land Office Al 81 Ring. Colorado,
Aug ia. iSS3.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named srttler has fllcst notice u his intcn-
ton 10 make hnai proof In support Of hia claim.
aud that said prpof will he made hcfors
clerk 81 thcdistrict court l'hiilips county
Colorado, nj iioiyoke Colorado, on sept seth
iss'3. viz:
SARAH LEONARD
It'd No tpis for the lots ka&e y NV 4.
scc 70 tHS nrtaw
continuous rrs,,irnrc upon. and eultivsllen Of
sai,i lsnd. via.
John smiley ~ Amherst Colo
JamcA sptluy .
william n Kobison '' =" !"
Patrick kilimartsn " "
II. Y. TEpNoS. Register,
The state herald., 1892-08-19
trirr, publication July nioal
Nu,iru for Publication.

Nuiiru for Publication.
Land Once. ~ sterling, Cola.
July ~, i-J.
Notice I. hereby given that the following.
~ named settler las MED notice " his In.
t.niion to make communication proof IN sup.
port OF hi- IL clnin'. and that said proof VIII
bc nude hrforr wm u liobnron cpinmissi0a.
~ Y circuit court for the district of colo. ~
Ulyukn, tulp,, on sept u, lNH. VIA
n flASk MOORE
On ~ 4 Bsi- for the n-w = soc ~ " NOT n In
: No " " ofnp N.
: lie nnuir. tho following witnesses 70 prove
Ills cultivation al. -uih lana, NlIi
Watson rntMuii ~ HhNtun Colo
Clarence Hawks
He'd " Hawks
JoHrph walters
The state herald., 1892-08-19

BEATTY'S PIANOS nnS s.e ' %s,,o
To- en,aioyuc. Dnnioi y. Beatty, Wafiing-
ton, Sew Jersey
The state herald., 1892-08-19

a REPuRLICAN TICKtT.
for l'rcsid mt
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF lndhina-
Tor Wee President
WIllTELAW REID
or New York.
The state herald., 1892-08-19

at publication July Is. i,sas-l No ~
Notice for Publication.
Land Oflcc at sterling, Colo.
July 18th isU
Notice IL hereby given that tho following
named , It'll hs; n. no,s: q hi' ,nisn
and tlni said proof will lc findc l,efore WIN q
Robinson commissioner u \ circuit cett for the
district 81 Colo. at itoiyoke Phillips county
Colo. on Aug ipth iNy, Via
ALBERT W YOUNG
ii Il rsri for tho NV ~ soc Up 1nruw
He names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous n~id~ncc upon and cultivation 1T,
said land, vist
Howard A brown VI ilalyoks Colo
Ucorgr w Norris /"
John " Cuili. I" :.
Albert II lIo,lon e
II X TEDMON, Register.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-10
usIa CoULD,S MONEY GOOD,

IS JAY GOULD,S MONEY GOODa
 Mysterious Jay Gould is again in the public eye, and very interesting object he is too. His recsnt appearance as a friend of religion, church extension, and other good things has made decided stir. Two of New York's famous ministers have been moved to protest against the use of his money in religious work. One of them, the bold Dr. Rainsford, says: say it is idle to talk of praying for the ad vancement of Christ's church if such things are allowed to pass unohallenged. or those who are responsible for them to pass unrebuked. Persecution cannot hurt us, infdelity cannot weaken us, scientific research can only add another crown to the brow of the Son of Man. But a determination at all costs to suc- ceed, willingness to yield position and deference to those who are successful caring nothing for those means by which they have attained success-this is to deny Christ and betray our trust. It is to set up modern golden image and to say to it, Thou art my God. The results of such worship are inevitable; they who yield to it, however vigorously they may champion the cause of what they choose to conceive as religion. in time must come to be pitt less to man, untrue to themselves and faithless to God.
 In reply to this plain language Brother Gould's pastor, Dr. Paxton, feels moved to remark: Humph, you ask Dr. Rainsford in my name where the wealthy men of his congregation got their money, and how the men in Wall street who attend his church came by their money. You ask him thatl Did they come by it any more honestly than Mir. Gould or as honestly. Peuh! they can't any of them hold up their heads and cast the stone. l am not defending MT. Gould or MT. Gould's methods particularly, but I say this: MT. Gould may Le a continental smasher. If he is, these men in the Epis- copal Church and in Dr. Rainsford's church are peanut smashers beside him. Am ] not right9
 And the end is not yet. The old discus sion concerning using the devils money tc further Gods cause will have to rage un | til it is worn out. What would happen il ! the churches shouldn't accept any money
 except that made by honest toll or honest
 businesss And who is to be the judge
 One thing can heartily be said in favor o
 Brother Gould, and that is that he hasn' been hypocrite.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-10
EDITORIAL NOTES.

A Mississippi farmer says his county doesn't produce silver, and he isn't inter ested in having congress increase the price of it at the expense of his pigs and poul- try. What he wants is law making nine eggs a dozen.
 Once there was nothing like leather, but paper is doing pretty well now. Bergen, Norway, boasts paper church large enough to seat one thousand persons The building is rendered waterproof by a solution of quicklime, curdled milk and whites of eggs.
 Don't scold the patient telephone girl. Gustav Willisch, Berlin shopkeeper, was fined $20 by a police court two weeks ago for having called telephone girl who kept him waiting fifteen minutes Ca mis- erable, brazen-faced woman" The prose cution asked that he be fined only $5, but the police court held this penalty to be too mild, as telephone girls needed special pro- lection from insult.
 Occasionally 6 man is found who doesn't | wait for the office to seek him. The mayor | of Rochester, New York, has sent circu. ! lar letter to all the Rochester pastors calling attention to the decrease of drunk. enness, lawlessness and irreligion on Sun. day under his administration. 'tIn ths face of these facts" he wrote, II appeal te l you, as a conservator of the morality oi the people and minister of the Gospel, te
 use your efforts that these blessings ma,
 be continued by my reelection as mayor