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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-24

nassSh AZ lSk ssisfaf easds hstsFAs III alseFsssss
mnnaraa sapdn 81 execto Que ao dsa6e prcdMeir "
"a uno yarios eolcres. Sc puede hacer tifendo
IL piel y descargSndola dol color con Acido en- al
gunaa parties para qne spareaca en- elias u color
natural, 6imprimiendo con una preparation COM
puesta de cuatro parties DC cora virgen cuatro de
aceite de castor, una de borsx, una de reaina dc
copal 10 cual Sc mezcla y SO calienta 81 fuego El
acelte de castor se puede snstltnir con cualquier
otro acsite mineral vegetal.
Aver 90 han saCri6cado On 81 matadero de
esta Capital para bene6ciar hoy: - reses vacu
nas CON 1855 kiloa; consumi6 la tropa 1874 ki
los, ouedando para el abasto del pdblico 2.2783
l,loa. de cerda CON l04 kilos. El precio ha
nido hasta las de Ia mahana 35 y IS centavos
lilo desde esa hora en- adelante IS y Is res
pectivamente.
Toda ID noche pasada , hoy TODD 81 dfa he
estado lloviendo en- esta Capital. aJuzgar POI
81 cariz del tempo, 81 temporal de aqua ha debi
do ser general On la Isla. NADIA de particular,
nnas. tendrfa que desde mafiana empez6cemos
tener noticias de inundaciones y Observation-Disclosures
de los rios.
Recortamos de La Correspondsncsa Dc Espa
ia:
"La sala segunda del Tribunal Supreme hs
resuelto en- casaci6n nm punto doctrine! importan.
: "a TratAbaso de avexlguar 81 Ian 1aleooaoes @
los errores cometidos en- las aetas de an conseJo
de farnilia constitufan no 81 delito de falseoao
On docurnento pdblico. La Audiencla estlno
que u, condenando & cinco psrsonas ocho amos
: medic dc prision mayor, con multas acceso
rias Los reos interpusieron recurso de easaclo1
diriiidos por el letrado 81 Sr. Latra LA nscaAa
del Supreme mantuvo el fallo recurrido, a sals
seeunda 10 ha casade, deelar raudo en- terminus ge-
nerales en- considerandos extensos muy rano-
nados. que las actas de los consoles de famllia,
nj Dor su materia, nj cen re saci6n Las personals
pueden ser considerados como documentos publ
COS. Esta declaration cierra ia pueita muy
contrsrias interpretaciones del Codlgo CIVIL oe
Ia ley procesaL"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-24

Vino tihto Sdgasta exs ra superior, quesos de
patagrda muy buenos, tabacos de Cayey pasta
de guayaba Eel Pov, Real de . Habana com
prese Cereeedo Hsrmanos -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-24

DE TU LADo Al PARAIso.-Se admiten abona.
dos precios mas baratos que EN- otros eatableci.
mientos. Sc sirven comidas domicilio. Aseo-
prontitud v baratura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-24
MhRGhRITh, ss..'. s,.'... ''s :. = :. ?

ue en- esta redaccl0n y en- Ell Aim
de DON OLlMPIo OrERo, Ponce, &
ejemplar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-24

00nEQ He conferido poder generalfsimo
OD@H & mis- hernanosSegftino polfti.
cos don Sabine Valdes Cobiisa don Evaristo
Martinez L6ps para qne ne fepresenten en- to.
dos mis- asuntoa. Bay anon, IA dc Julio de
1898 3-R. VolSds. 6-R
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-24
Geronimo Zerbi Agent. .o,' :. s't's''' y
Casa en- YenfQ

Sc vende una terrera de mamposteria azotea de Ia
snce6n de do Bartolome Maimi stuada Ia plaza de
Caguas.-Informaran Cag.as, Dom Jos6 Maimf en-
Capital, calle de San Justo nimero 2s 10-7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-24

A VTSn ,pesar de haberlo anuncado en- los pc
AA AOO riodicOs otras ZONES, repito ahora
que NO RECONcZCO M PAG0 cuenta slguna que haya
sido conaida en- mi nombre de mi esposs
berto-Mayaglez, 10 de Abrn de l693-IA BRAvo $3.50
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-24
t,'v.,s ''C'vi 8Iss.s " /, Sss!.s!,,

Esta muy acreditada marca de cerveza g,
detalla en- LOS principales establecimientos de /,
Capital y de Ia Isla, sus cualidades estomaca
les y buen gusto, al paladsr SON insuperablea
Sus agentes para toda Ia Isls.--Caldas c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-24

As .aaIsEs I'd. bFSsssssS ds basn sAiaade
acadia Vd. Ca .ConstaBcsa de Borrzs Reines,
San Francisco 80 Hay alIf de cuanto pusda
Vd necesitar, se vende muy barato.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-24
A los padres de fdmiIia

En1a Escuela que dirige Aionito Gel meior clims
de Puerto Rico) 81 Professor don Hennio w. Santaea
admtten aumnos internos para la primera
nanza elemental SUPERIOR cOnta bildad mercant Tene
dura df lbros por partda dob las asgna9uras
pondentes al - 20 ano del aachilerato para los Que
quieran haceI los estudins por la ensenenza hbre.
fTeciOs coDVencionalas. REFEHEAcIAs: en- Ponce dor
OpiO Otero, Aibonito don Manuel Gil Sanchez eI
Cayoy 81 Icdo. ID. II. AQu1les Colon 15-7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-24
Agencia de Aduanas

| CoMsI6N, REPRESENTATION r TR1NsITo
Esta Agenca encarga de obtener la habitaci6n de
los documentos de Aduanas despachos adeudo entega
expedition de las mercancias duenos estas ETC.
| etc.-Calle de Tetuan 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

General Schuyler Hamilton. grandson
Of the first secretary OF the treasury, is
living in New York at the age OF TX He
served through three wars. was shot sew
eral times had his lungs pierced with "a
Mexican lance. and yet is mentally and
physically in excellent coalition.
Baron Nathaniel de Rothschild. who
has just made gift III his fine chateau
and grounds, valued at over 100000,
at Rcicheneau. in the Syrian Alps, for
consumptives' hospital. IL the elder
brother II Baron Ferdinand and senior
member ~ the Vienna branch OF the
Rothschild family.
The plume OF the prince % Wales.
worn on state occasions. H. said Ia hc
worth $1,000. The feathers. an English
writer says. are pulled from the tail ~
the feriwah. one of the rsrest and most
beautiful birds Of India
NJ benjamin Constant says he pre-
fers painting American women rather
than those ~ any other nationality.
They have more faith in the artist than
the Psrisians po-sess and allow him a.
pose them and surround them as he
thinks best.
II IL said that the young earl ~ Dud.
Icy holds the largest life insurance ever
effected. the amount being II 10000.
Pcrc Hyscinthe delivered an oration
In London recently with his old time
vigor. though he il nov G5 years old.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

a tAetrilAcd Tree spAas . Chasna In Par
AWay AriDOasA-


A mining expert sent ~ Investigate
some Arizona properties fos Denver
capitalists recently returned and uIorts
the finding of q n.o~t remarkable nataf,
al bridge fcrrned by . tree at sgafized
wood spanning = espyo forty tsefscs IN
width. says the jewelers. Circular.
The tree had al some remote time
fallen when IL became inhedded In the
silt II some great inland go az mighty
water overflow.
The silt became In time sandstone,
and the wood gradually passed through
the stages VI GENERALIZATION until u -
now . ~onderiul tree II solid agate.
In utter years water washed and ate
away the sandstone until = canyon forty
live feet in length hes heen formed. the
fiinty like sutstance ~ the agatixed
wood having Tosssted the esosion Ut the
waterflo~.
Fully City feet II the tree rests on one
side and can be traced. but how far It's
other end lies buried in the sandstone
cannot be determined without blasting
away the rock.
The Dunk visible above the canyon
varies ia size FROM four feet "a three
fees in diameter. Where the bark has
been broken and torn away the char
scteristic colors 81 jasper and agate ARE
seen. To the naked eye the wood Is
beautiful.
Under microscope or miners magni
flying glass the briliiancy Of the color
ing are clearly brought out in all their
wondrous beauty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
cEAEY's ACT iNOPTHNTIyE

u secms that the government has
practically atandons~l any idea a en-
forcing tne Gcary act. The reason is
No, hard - End Bradstrcet's sums up
the situation In the following leader in
the current issue.
The sc;usl situation "a regards the
Chinese exclusion law "a somewhat
peculiar Thedecisscu q the federaIoog
o, lsss resort hsa rendered. Il plain that
there sso 10 legal ots,sc'ss IN the wsy
~ - enforcement. But the right 20 en-.
force lav AMI its actual enforce neut
are two different things ~ a general
principle Iaws. especially those Carrying
rcna.fies. io not enforce ihenssiVoss
II se.ps tha, the administration has
srrivsd AZ the cercialion that thu law
cannot - enforced ~ me rcssir that
there ~ no mCuey tvalsb,e Tor the pur
Po=e
W thr appropriation originally made
BY oonlsrpss {, provide for the enforce.
meut q the act. only about a third
remains. While. according 20 the
estimates made BY the Washinxton
oficisis TIE deportation q al the
Chiue4s now n the United stsi@e who
have fsiiesl ~ comply with thu isw
vonld ccsf several rljliious Under the
eircumsfanres The Law IL would seem.
must remain practically q dead letter
until cor Ire-a shsu art
perhaps the perception - tins fact ty
The Chimes government which q vsry
rarely il irserE.e3. furnished the bass
tcr ths statement - the Chinrs' uain
tsfsr ~ Secretary Gresham a few DAYS
AZ, to The effect that hr thought 70
irrutle vtull Jesuit frDu ire lev. and
shat b. 20 sesef go Chinese ifuvsrn
ment wogl rot resort a. any retsa at'ry
measures. aH'i veu.d tn fssct ,lo iWshtng
Q, si.sf9rh the rresent friendly r'aaislu-
tetscrn sic rn,teI states ssd China
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

ussal have always fsat glad and prssa
that We had ne sacb bioi cSxsu eur
statute hsoks Nj. E<hiss. thsnk
you are eutsfcly oef u the
way when .oa ssy that. tscsuse
the majority Il the legislature vote ia
this judicial murder tall. thai thes rry
rssent tA~ MAJORITY q the r~soyie The
great state a Nes lork h taking os
aboiishssg the isw "a executing crlai
nals IL 81 having such d iss nsurdes
wss decreased u would t~ something n
i,s favor, tut thinkers and ooaapaaeTs 80
facts IN tins relation d. not sise Ne an
such hope Edacafaon. spiritual All
m.utsl unfoldmeut. refinement ana Ca
ture arr the only real pr~seatlses. S,f
hanging Ssll never brsng thsL cha ne
contrary IL hariens ones ts-t Istaru.
In one a our city pspcrs the report
ssys, the bail wee passed nid hiiarsts
entirely out a Keeping With The occa.
sion. What . conansent On the sasI
~ ho 81 represented the people Il Nicfi-
gan. Truly. hfr Is held lightly when
hilarity has any part on sach ~ ooca-
sion. Have they forgotten the resson
that capital punishment ~xs sfsnlis,sed
IN Michigan, or dad they ever knos.
! am. respectfully.
Earn L. JosSfIfx.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

The towns that were booming DO tire
mendously in the west few years ago.
IL ID observed. are meeting with lees
favor now. Kansas City long since ex-
perienced \ reaction. and Sioux City.
Denver and Minneapolis are embar-
rass.d. Only Omaha and Grand Rapids
continue to grow rapidly and apparently
prosper. While jackson Is slow and
conservative. she is steadily going ahead.
jackson Courier Star.
The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
railway deserves credit for its liberality
in not only promising free transportation
o. Its employees for visiting the worlds
fair. but regular wages continued for a
limited time while they are making the
visit Many man who harps upon the
soulless character OF railroad corpora
tions would not do las much. Ii Is a
pleasure IL commend such kindnesses -
Muskegon Chronicle.
Not bank has failed in China within
the memory OF man. They cut of the
heads IL bank officials there when the
bank fails. This policy could hardly bc ex
pected in this country. but more rigor-
Gus laws 10 reduce the temptation of
bank officials 10 juggle with the funds
would till a long felt want-Saginaw
Courier Herald.
The bill making Labor day a legal
holiday is now law. and the toilers 81
the state have the recognition that they
deserve. With the passing o! time the
day of all the year especially sacred to
labor will become more and more popu-
lar. and Michigan will never regret
sanctioning the day by law.-Muskegon
! News.
IL President Cleveland's ideas Of cour-
tesy Ia the Infanta Eulalio DO not ex-
actly fit the expectations of her royal
highness. he would do we'll to call to his
aid that prince Of buffers. Ward NEAL.
lister. Wards ELUSIVE snobbishness
| would just about suit the OCCASION
| Saginaw News.
England is a free trade country. yet
| there is a tariff on tea there and the con
sumcrs paid tariff on tea last year
amounting TO sl7,OO.OOO. This is the
reason why free trade democrats in the
| United States want tariff levied on Tea.
J It's English, you know.-Saginaw Cour-
| Ter Herald.
Judging from the somewhat limited
| description Of reform costumes AZ the
worlds fair grounds 10y members Of the
woman's congress. the lords Of creation
are not liable TO enter any serious Oh
lection to their general adoption by the
fair sex.-Detroit Free Press.
The democratic wild cat currency
scheme is coming To the front and il il
intimated that even President Cleveland
may be won over To il provided the free
coinage scheme is abandoned by the
democratic members Of congress. Sagi
nav Courier Herald.
The great land Of the oppressed. as
the free trade rantcr would have us b.
lieve. seems IL have few charms about
il even yet. About sixty British sea
men deserted the British warship Blake
while in the "land II the free."-Hast
| inpp Banner
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
Hermann's Latest Trick.

Here is description OF Magician Herr
'mann's latest marvel. He has two
large cages made Ut wood and mounted
in brass. \ convict is put into one 81
them and curtains are drawn. While
Hermann is talking about the trick the
convict appears at the back 81 the
house. runs down the middicAaisle and
goes upon the stage.
What are you doing hercw asks the
magician; You ought TO be- III the cage"
But am not in the cage. replies the
convict.
Then who is in the cage." says Mr..
Hermann.
THE keeper" says the convict.
The curtains are raised. and there IL
the keeper sure enough. Then the con
Wet il put into the second cage. the first
cage is lifted off the ground by pullcys.
the curtains 81 both are closed and then
opened again and tho convict is back in
the first cage. The trick i. good deal
like MIR. liermann's former Chinese
Immigration Mystery and is probably
done in the same way. whatever that
way is. but IL is prcttier and better than
the older illusion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
RArTS.E oF BsiNksR HIllA
The Anniversary Ma tsttingly os-
served ~ Charleston, Mas.

BosroN. May Il The anniversar, of
the battle III Bunker iliil sas oeielFst,.d
Ia Charleston b. pageant which
ecliIsed al pneviosss Recommendations of
this kind Patriotic sentiment sas
doubled. bccause 10 ~a- the flfueih al
niyersAry a. the dssiication II Bunker
Hill monument. The antique parade
this morning ~as conducted by tho Car.
nivai association. and was participated
in by AL Tie clubs IL Charleston AMI
many outside the distract The
Afternoon parade was under the IA
rectioa IL the csts committee.
with Maj. William iiokes as chief
marshal. The organizations shieh
appeared we're the Charleston cadets.
Company A. Fifth regiment, Charleston
city guard, Company IA. tlfth regiment.
Charleston artillery, Company 10. Ninth
regiment. Charleston Veteran tlr.niet.
association. O'Conneli Assembly Knights
- Labor. Abraham Lipcoln post q a
X: Maj. George l.. Sioarns po%i, Ga X /.
Thomas Francis Meagher command E
v. L.; Abraham Lincoln camp Sofis Il
Veterans. and large visiting dclcgaiiol
81 ont ~ town Sons ~ Veterans, gIss
Col. Ezra Truil camp. sons ~ Nrisfsus:
Division No. 3. Ancient Order 81 HI BAN
companies - the Charleston A.h
school cadets. four companies ~ Tho
boys brigade. Boston letter Garner.
the United States marine corps ana the
blue jackets from the receiving ship
Wabash. The marines acted az az
escort 10 the chief marshal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22


The lady managers IL the worlds fair
having arranged Tor series of concerts
10 be given in the women's department
by both amateurs and professionals,
81 each state. some days ago requested
the Michigan committee on music for
the worlds fair 10 examine female can
didates DESTROYS 81 participating in
those concerts. and 80 representing the
musical standard 81 the state. The ex-
animation took place yesterday morn
ing and afternoon in Whitney's music
hall. the schedule 10y which they were gov
erncd being as follows: Character Of Sc
lection. memory, quality Of tone. phras-
ing. expression. brilliancy. technical. &C
curacy. freedom. general artistic pcrcep-
ton, appearance. In making up the
average Of the performers. the rating
for professional was much higher than
for an amateur.
Following was the examining commit
tee: j. ii. Hahn. chairman; Mrs. hi
win +. Uhi Of Grand Rapids. Mrs. En-
ma A. Thomas. Mrs. Caroline Foote
Marsh and A. A. Stanley Of Ann Arbor,
with +. l.. Abel acting AS alternate.
The successful applicants were as
follows: Amateur. Miss Grace Thaycr.
Miss Mabel Metcalf. Miss Alice Carpen-
ter, Miss Alice Gainsford. Miss Leila
Farrell. Professional. Miss Caroline n.
Parker. Miss Lila Grace Smart, Miss
May r.. Porter and Miss Blanche Deer
inc. Other examinations will be held
later.-Sunday Free Frcss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
hit AND MISS BRIEFS.

\ carpet trust has been formed
Honest dealees ought Ia take IL out in u
open lot and shsAe it-Ncw Orleans
Pesyune.
In the~e DAYS x doubt and distress
put your money where IL will he ss' a.
Now is the time 10 subscribe Chicago
Journal
The wide brimmed still ia. ism. much
on beauty. but when 1t comes - stylc
a. oIe can say its a SLOUGH 49, Buffalo
Courier.
Carter Harrison is forging ahead.
and il burning all - tho office s,ek
ing shiskers behind him - " ashugiDn
Post
There are moro than Thousand 90
ferent things made from petrlleum. IN
Guiding angels. Cleveland iialn Dealer
Recent events have proven conclusive
~ that Wall street - cot the capital -
this country Baltimore American.
n IL aluos; as bard "a vet piece -
PIE N chicago a. IA - in Na.hisgtor r.
Nv York Cornnsrcia al \ iv~rtissr.
Fnre,or William il determined e.
have date Nth the bpsz @aN Mem
PHI Appeal Avalanche.
TIE niche ~ American history ahich
iefd iiiH SIZE has beer bf'rke'l az
Cinannat. l'o=t
TIE sherman isw BY arr either nalne
would Se a. .siIoas. New losS NsfhL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

Senator Doran's inheritance tar bil
vii 10 taken up in the regular order Il
business IN the house this evening. The
bal has been freely discussed and its
pr0Vi-ions explained Ia the newspapers
- that most ~ the meIlhers are familiar
xlth ITS score aud probable effect.
Briefly The bili provides for the taxa
ton % real art per~nal property trans
f,.rrcsi tfoa the ratate % a decedeut 20
his hsrs and les.at'ses The tax Is not
continuing onc. bat Is levied only once
When deccsleni dies possessed u rcal
sad personal property worth uorc thar.
s5Acu. after al debsssre paid. the surplus
~ili be ssti~ct d TAXATION. II the heirs
reside within the state the tax IL placed
at MAXIMUM O: per cent IL tho
heirs are collateral or reside without the
state he TAX - per cen. on all prop
esty excs.e,ing 40 IN value. This is
The gist II the bil which il carefully
protected by necessary reservations and
qualifications.
There - reason - believe that the
houss viii concur Ia the action 81 tie
senate and pass the bill Its first effect
viii be - equalizo taxation. Under our
present system a large part " tho per-
sonL and real property II wealthy per
sons escapes taxation- Through one
lpophoie and another fhs bulk Of such
property Is placed beyond the assessors
eye. and IL IL not until death supervenes
that the real magnitude and value al
the same are known. Under this bill
the whole u such property. once at
least. will pay it's proportion 81 taxa
ton.
The heirs % such propesty will suffer
no hardship. They are receiving. az 10
them. unearned wealth. and they may
well Afford Ia accept il subject to a Just
reduction In the nature IL Q compcnsa-
tory tax. IL IL said that the bill
will provoke rich men Ia divide and dis
tribute their fortunes before death. IL
this shall prove % bc true the property
81 distributed can be more easily reached
In the hands q several than when
smassed and sccretei in the hands ~
one.
liz - neither q rich mans nor a
poor mans ball. IL proposes Just
and equitable tax on accumulated
wsalth before i. shall be distributed
afnanar tha-.s a ho haV. con trtiu,el r,.,th
ing 10 the maintenance ~ the gov-rn-
ment under which IL Vas accumulated.
IL - not an uniricd experiment.. bat a
proved success in Australia. New York.
anil other countries and states. Ii
ougk, q bc passed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

Epsfog GsAkp kAffts HEkALD: TIE
noble article BY General Rutherford
ooecernisg the rights u ths veterans st
the Soldsers hs,n~ contained oae es-
Sxcssion which ssy eel tr i,kened ~ =
d. IN tie precious oantsneal he 10
marked. in Substance. that he became
- hkhtsnx democrat sSsoa sfxsg the sSf
becxass he found that In the opsnissn 1t
certain republican politicians IL Mas a.
nAs~t crime ~ call ones self deta1~
crst The pre~ampiion II eoursr y that
When he MAS Union soldler he vas =
republican, and t-ccsnse \ democrat he.
cause be felt that certain pessons we're
abused and il ~ss his nature u take the
side 1t the Oppressed. IL may he that
sosns hot headed republicans. With the
scenes and memories ~ the MAR
still fresh Ia thcar nainds. Uefe
inteupersfe AID unyust IN
their utterAnces, but has General RutA-
erford foT9ot,en that about these days
the word .deuo<gst" and -copp-rhss1'
were Synonymous In ths nainds VI : Gaul-
ttude Il people. and that there YES
soae reason Tor this feeling. 1t 10 tree
that all democrats were lot retsis os
-copp~rheads." but IL 10 true that ali
retsls aud ''copperheaas" were also sielsa-
ocrsts. and have remained democrats. AZ
a rule, up 10 this day. The term demo
crst thus BECOMES odious in the minis
81 many loyal men and women. for when
YOU took the southern rebel and the
northern .ccpperhead" out ~ the demo,
crat party you had but comparatively
small remnant left When the great
majority Of the democrat party was Cd
Infamous. IL II any wonder that the mi.
nority had 10 share the shame when II
wore the same badgey
An act OF treason never should he
condoned. The American citizen. north
or south, who committed treason and
continues 10 boast q u is just as much
Of a traitor now as he was when engaged
in the original Overt act DO no; know
II any Law of God or man which re
quires us Ia take a viper 10 our bo<sons;
or 10 forgive an unrepenting SHINES
IL is entirely proper 10 frown
upon the man who continues b.
glory In his shame. ] gladly recog
nize many loyal. broad minded typical
Americans in thu democrat party. like
General Rutherford. but unlike him /
could not assume the title. democrat.
because q its past associations from
which il can never free itself. There
was time when its great majority was
guilty Ut bloody treason. IL would seem
that northern soldier could never en-
change the glorious. untarnlshed. I'M
tainted title Republican" SO far as
America is concerned. for title traitors
wore and still continue 10 wear j am
not ashamed a. be called a hereto, as
nearly every man whose name the world
continues 10 cherish WAS called "A hereto
in his day; but l could not call myself
democrat. lest some one should ask my
children II their father had ever taken
the oath Of allegiance.
CHARLES X. GIBSON.