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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-27
A VALLEY SUBMERGED
BY the Waters OF a Lake Which Burst 1T
BOunds-No Lives lost.

10y the hat0rS OF LAKE. hniCh DuEoh Atb
BOunds--No Lives lost.
SIMLA, INDIA, August go. .-Gohna
lake, which for sometime past has
threatened TO break its bounds and
sweep down the valley at the head Of
which it lies, has broken down the dam
which controlled the waters. Thou
sands OF tons OF water poured through
the valley like a cataract, sweep
ing everything before it. Huge boui-
ders were swept along like pebbles, trees
were uprooteG and carried on the crest
OF the flood. and villages along the
valley were swept out of existence an
instant after the roaring torrent Of
whitened waters struck them.
When it became known that the dam
would go ont, the people nearest the
point of danger were carried by the
railways TO places of safety, while
those further down the valley were no
tilted to pack up their belongings aud
be prepared 10 leave their homes when
called upon by the gOvernment 10 do so.
The call was soon issued, and the
people were taken away. SO, when the
flood came the valley was deserted by
everybody. To this wise foresight Of
the Government is due the fact that
great loss Of life was not caused by the
flood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-27

NEW YORK. August %. Arrived, Ia
Eormandle. from Hayre; Lydisn MoE-
arch, from London.
NEW YoRK, August 25.-Arrived, steam
ers Acanihus. Cardiff; Christine. Copen-
hagen: Manitoba, London; GoiosDoro,
Philadelphia.
BRExES, August 26-Arrived, Deutsch-
land. New York via Dover.
LrvERPo0I, August 25.-Arriyed, Etru-
ria. New YORK: Lake Huron, Montreal; (;
via Norfolk.
SouTHAMPToS, August %. - Sailed.
steamer ElDe from Bremen for New York.
QUEENSTOWN. August 21.-Sailed. Luca-
MIA from Liverpool for New YORK.
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WAsHISeroN, d. c., August 90
However he may talk in public, it is
certain Capt. b. B. DOvener realizes ne
will not only have to make the hardest
kind OF, q personal hustle to keep a the
Congressional race in the First district,
but that he will need an extra liberal
supply Of Othe "Sinews of war" In addi-
tiOn to preFens being distauced BY Mr..
Howard FROM the very start.
II has leaked out that it was to lay his
urgent need Of plenty OF funds before
the Republican Congressional Campaign
Committee that Capt. Dovensr came here
on Thursday and had a couple Of seances
With Chairman Babcock, Of that COM
mittes.
1t is said the Captain told Mr.. Bah
cock that while the First district was
closely balanced between the Democrats
and Republicans, the former were this
year thoroughly we'll organized, had
their war paint on, had nominated Mr..
Howard, one OF the most popular, brill
liant and energetic young men in the
district, and would make the hardest
fight that had ever been made 10 the
district TO elect their candidate TO Con-
gress.
On the othsr hand the Captain drew
rather gloomy picture Of the condition
OF the Republican organization in the
district, and solemnly assured Mr..
Babcock that II The Congressional Com
mittee wanted him 90 redeem" the
district, IL would have 20 "shell out"
literally and begin the operation p. d. q.
What reply Chairman BabcOck made
to the stirring aud impaSsiOned appeal
for help can only be surmised, BAT
there is reason 20 believe that il was 10
some degree satisfactory.
II the .CNain does not take home
yWith-hin in Ms grip a smsli installmeut
OF ''the sinews OF war" 10 start the ball
rolling, be will probably get It in few
days, as it is understood the Republican
Congressional Campaign Committee has
already gathered together qYiJe pile
Of the ''stu1 by which IL n hoped 20
capture the next House OF Representa-
tiveS.
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Were Importunt,e But He stuck TO HIS
Determination Not TO AGAIN Make the
Race TOR Congress-Hs Position Tx
piAiued
SDsctaifO 10 ne RsCis,z-
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 90
The REGISTER correspondent had con-
versatiOn with Mr.. Pendieton to-day in
which he explained the position he was
in at the Clarksburg convention.
"FOr more than six months" sSid
Mr. PendletOn, II have hSd 10 serious
intention 20 be a candidate, expected 10
announce my withdrawal at the proper
time and was absolutely sincere In my
letter OF declination. ! simply wanted
a rest from Office hunting aud desired
70 give some attention 10 my own af-
fairs This session OF Congress in which
I had expected 70 give some
time TO public questions which
Interested me was nearly
barren in that respect, my whole time
was taken up with the difficulties,
worry and everlasting burden Of patron
age, and l grew sick and tired Of il ALL
Il wrote to large numbers OF the del
egates telling them that I was not a
candidate. Replies were received from
many saying that IN that event they were
not coming 10 the convention, aud from
a large number OF others stating that
they were going 10 nominats me at all
hazards. / knew that / had many eu-
thusiastic and devoted friends in that
body, and that they were capable Of
doing almost anything that they
thought was for my gOod, even nOmi-
nate me for Congress after l had de-
ciined.
'sTO prevent the latter and to greet
aud shake hands with Old acQuaintancss
went 30 Clsrks0urg Monday evening
On my arrival 1 found a large number
OF the delegates had arrived who gath
cred around me, and with much persist
ence and with unshaken determination
demanded that my name should be
placed before the convention.
They gave me no rest upon the sub
ject until nearly three o'clock in the
= orning. 1 refused 10 consent. On
tuesday morning the same pressure
WAS resumed by members Of the cOnven-
5tion in steadily increasing numbers as
fresh arrivals came 70 the front.
About 9 o'clock statement was circu-
by some Of Mr.. Howard's friends
4 had stated that 1 would not ac-
celt a nomination under any circum-
stances whatever. This created con-
motion, and many OF the delegates came
10 me and indignantly demanded
whether it was true. / promptly said
ihaLit was absolutely false; that was
not candidate, did not desire the nom
inatiOn, and that it would be favor to
ne 10 accept my decunation, but that
had been three times nominated when
was earnestly seeking IL, and that if the
convention, knowing my wish, should
nevertheless nominate ne, would not
refuse TO accept party duty.
"Ubonthis / SOOn found that unless my
frlencs could be Induced to excuse me
nv uDmination would be assured by sn
overs vhelming majority. I had nearly
all BAxtOn. Lewis. Marshall, a large
part q Tyler aud half OF Gumer.
Il ROniesS it was source OF pleasure
10 "a lot Of people who had Nied to
max themselves believe thar tbssFVere
ny Wemies, see TO how muchn hey
ans nted and what host OF friel Us
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had to drown Ou5 their attempt 10 i'm

had TO drown ou5 their attempt 70 i'm
aglne that they were the people.
"About l2 o'clock again reiterated
my desire, refused to consent 10 being
nominated il il could be avoided, and
left the convention, requesting a few
OF my friends TO give my young friend,
Colonel Joe Gallaher, q complimentary
vote. understanding from him that he
was not seriously candidate, and after
that to vote as they pleased. During
the afternoon many other requests were
made me TO allow my name to 90 be-
fore the convention. but | steadily re-
fused, though at 90 time would have
declined the nomination had the con-
ventiO0 come 20 the conclusion that
IL was obligatory on me 10 lead the
battle"
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lightning. Fatal Freak.

ATLANTIC CITY, \. j., August ga
flash OF lightning coming from an al
most cioudless sky, this afternoon,
killed Willism Carr. aged 90, OF this
city, who was bathing near the foot OF
Georgia avenue, and so shoched Mrs.
Rachel Faenmer, who was bathing with
him, that her condition is extremely
critical. The same fash rang the fire
alarm, split a telegraph pole aud tied
up traffic on the electric railway.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-27

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 26.-In the
little town Of Pine, Tenn, this morn
ing, William Sbaw and Bob Constar.
brOtherS-in-laws had terrific difficulty
over al AK Shaw shot Constor
through The cheek, the ball pass
ing under the tongue. Ia the mean
time, Henry C0nStor, Bob's brother,
came running up, il is supposed, to in
terfere. Shaw seeing Henry coming,
opened ire on MIN, shooting him
through the stomach, killing him in
Stantly. Shaw escaped.
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E,reat RalleYernnn-

BELLE VERNON. PA, August 2d-
this morning about I o'clock destroyed
the banking house Of 5. F. Jones &
Co., the Post Office, the brick store
room aud hotel corner of Main and
Second streets, ieweiry store aud beef
shop on Main street, two dwellings on
Water street, and news depot, billiard
parlor. Nelson's house on Second street.
The building of S. A. Graham and the
stable of r. w. Lang were sT times
adre. Loss S50.OO0 Insurance light
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Los. From Sunday Fire.

SANTA Rosa, GALA. August 26.-Re-
ports OF general destruction and wide
spread desolation at Guerneyllls, the
scene Of aturdsy'sHisastrous confa-
grafton continue to come In large num-
bers. Homeless people are camping
along the banks of the Russian river
snd In adjoining canons They are
without food and necessary bedding
and clothina. The loss is about $780,
600, with $50, 600 insurance.
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WILL APPEAL TO PKEJUDlCs.
Kolbltes TO Eject Republican senator
in Their HOsus Legislature.


MEMPHIS, Tenn. August 26.-A spe
cial 20 the Commercial AppCaI from
Birmingham, Ala, says: a prominent
Republican, who was active 10 Kolb'S
interest during the recent campaign, is
authority for TIE statement thar the
KOlbiteS will, in November, when the
regular Legislature meets. convene a
legislature OF their own, aiect United
States Senator 20 succeed Morgan, who
will, it is thought, De a Republican. and
adjourn. They will then let their
Senator contest with Morgan, who will
be reelected BY the regular Legislature
FOR the latter'S seat The KoloiteS figure
that the Republicans will bs in the ma
jOrity 10 the United States Senate next
year, and hope thereby TO have their
man seated. This will, IL is thought, be
the extent of the dual government OF
the kolbites, as they cannot hope to
prevent Oates from being Governor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-27
Cholera In eu,,ia.

LONDON, ESG., August 27.-A dis
patch TO the Daily Eelcs. from
Bucharest, says that cholera is rapidly
spread Ing TO Besssrabia. Tue sanitary
council demands that the whole line
along the Pruth be cordooed by the
military.
A dispatch to the Times from Vienna
says that for the week ending Saturday,
there were 146 new cases Of cholera and
70 deaths from the disease 10 GaIlcla.
In Bukowina 16 new cases and Is
deaths were reported.
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ARridra cniiansAd

KANSAS CITY. August 26. 6.-Ry the COL
lapsing OF bridge over a rS%ine at
Fairmont Park this evening ffN per-
sons were precipitated to the grdRpd,
. distance Of fifteen or twenty feet fd
twenty OF them were more or less
iured. None OF the injured are ifdani
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-27

CHICAGO, August 26.-William Gard
ner Of tue Columbia Wheeimen, to-day
In the anphsl road race Of the club.
lowered the American record for the
ten mile road race 30 26:l2 The pre-
ylous record was z7:i7 As. Several
other fiders also beat the latter time.
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za-n or wrtzsi Earned.

DyrroIr, Mich. August 2s.--A spc-
clal 70 the Free Press from Petoskey.
Mich, seys Wetzel village on the
Grand IRspids aud Indiana railroad.
burned k-day. ata loss Of $4,000. The
big wAden ware mandatory 10 In
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DOTENER NIDTS MONEY
From the Republi iun Congressional
Campaign semmittes
AND WILL Be WELL SUPPLIED.

rheN Captains Gloomy Picture of
tine Cofdition Of His Party in
thf FiKst District Caused the
CoFrnitoee to Shell Out Pretty
Li4erally from the Big Pile It
Hsls Raised with Which to Buy
Up the Next House OF Repre-
sethtatives-Good News for the
B9Ss who Have Been Expect
ing a Little of the Needful-
povener's Tribute to Howard.
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Eir. fin Anuth Bend.

SOUTH BEND, IsD., August 26.-An
empty frame building and the factories
Of Haberie. Strayer and Graham, and
John +. Hope & Co., were destroyed By
fire this Afternoon. Loss, $4,000. In
surauce unknown. The flames did
slight damage 10 seyernl other con-
Germs.
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w.sNerox, ID. c.. August 26---For
wexr J|ginia, showers. warmer; south
For stern Pennsylvania. fair. warmer,
norfhe winds. becoming south.
E.or bio, far in northern portion. show
err "a bfhern portion; warmer, variable
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LONDON, August 27.-Ths Paris cor
respondent Of the Times mentions that
uneonfirmed rumors are curren. 70 the
effect thai the Comte de Paris IL dying.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-27
SWEPT BY A CYCLONE.
A Veritablo Wind of Death Passes
Over the Sea Of AzOV.
A THOUSAND PERSONS PERISH.

Two Parties OF American Tourists
on the Sea at the Time the
Storm Broke, and No Tidings
Have Been Heard of Them
Since-It Is Feared They are
All Among the Dead-The
Path of tho Cyclone was in
Places Eleven Miles Wide, and
Desolation and Destruction
were Lett in It's Wake.
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THE WORK Or CONGRESS
Has Had a Wider Scope That Has
Been Generally Supposed.
MUCH GENERAL lLEGISLATION

Has Been Enacted in the Last
Month Of the Session, But it
Has Been Almost Completely
Overshadowed by the Tariff
Bill, Which Has Absorbed the
Public Attention-A Partial
List of Some OF the Laws That
Have Been Passed in Addi-
ton to those Mentioned in the
Register Before.
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Kran. Bro. Nii.sinr

New YORR, August 26.-Benjamin
and Morris KrauS, constituting the firm
Of krSus Bros, dealers ia horses, carri-
ages aud harness, in Brooklyn and New
York, are missing, leaving their credi-
tors TO mourn thek loss Ills said that
they have dispoAi of nearly S75. OO0
worth Of goods, curcd for The mos1
part on for mont time. and they have
deeamped With proceeds. Most OF
their notes Tell d. q August l. Since
then they have. peen seen.
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PARIs. August &c ANDRE, of vervIes,
Belgium. finished first In the bicycle
nee from this city to DinanL Belgium.
nIIer xlas second.
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Were ImpOrtunSse, But ale stuck to His
Determination Not TO Again Make the
Race for COngress-Hs Position Tx
nIalnRl
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-11-03
Mas ClarO no Canta un Gallo.

Sr Editor de La voz
Permitame decir por medic de
las columnas de su semanario que
va me cans6 y me aburn de las
mentiras del "ehimisturrer toda
su polltica es una pura tramoya
dc enredos, falsedades, engafos,
mentiras y mala voluntad. No he
yisto en- 10 que he estado con ellos
mas que maculas vergonzosas v
ialsas promesas, y eansados yo
~ mis- hermanos, de sus falsedades
me retro y con mas gusto y ansia
que nunea, me adhiero a las DO.
derosas filas del justicierO Y YER.
dadero partido de La UNION, on
compaflla de mis- hermanas.
CANUTo TENoRIo.
Las Vegas, N. NJ, Oct. 2S de 1894.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-11-03

Cuando decimos a los republi.
canos del condado de San Miguel,
hablamos con aquell0s hombres
que pOr sus hechos muestran ser
de ese principle. No
nos dirijimos q aqlellos descola-
dos que Sc han revuelto con ell
chimisturre por inter6s de la teta
despues de haber parangoueadose
con tanta vdnidad de ser republi.
canos 'purOs, y gritando en- las
GALES y EN- los peri6dicos, que
levantarian un boleto republican,
desde Ia cabeza hasta los pies; y
sin siQuiera rubOrizarse un poqui.
to, ahOra Sc han embrelladO, me.
ti6ndOse Ell una reY0ltura incOm,
pFensible. Con est0s no hablamos,
nj apelamOs d su sentIdo de patrio-
tismo, porQue no son nj repubIi.
canos, nj dem6cratas, nj populiStas
No son nj hOmbre nj muier, son
hermafToditas; son NADIA. Apela'
mos d los centenares dc republI.
canos que saben respetar 50
palabra; a las huestes de ciudada.
nos que piensan y afanan por eI
bien de su pals; por la protection
y honra de sus famiIias; apelamos
al gran ndmero de republicanos
que proclamaron una union, porque
la necesitaban para el bien de su
condadO; apelamos a aquellos
republicanos que pOr engaho de
Miguel Salazar y otrOs, con eI
cuentO que iban d levantar uu
boleto republican, entero, Sc que,
daron suspendidos hasta que
presenciarOn y yierOn veriGcarsC
por sus propios oJos Ia vergonzosa
venta que hizo Miguel salazar
Pablo Ulibarrl y otros, porque les
pusleran en- el destino. Apelamo'
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-11-03
Tacticas que no Surten


La tactica que el Sr. Mauzana
resy los del partido Guaiolote'Ze.
brat -Chimisture, redentor de malhe.
chores; ahora, son las promesas de
que pasando la eleccion disqae van
d eOnseguir el perdOn de algunos
que hoy yisten ell color del parti.
do Demo Repu-C -Chimi -. 81 la pa.
rentela y amigos dc esos desafor.
tunados volan por ese partido. I'll
pueblo cOnociendolos de cara y
MAINS sabe que no debe de con.
liar las llayes 4 "Luterior Y mucho
men0s creerles sus ialsas prone.
sas; en- verdad parece' 'muy bonito
el modo de guizar conejO de es.
tos champurrados, Quieren hacre
Greer al pueblo todayia despues
dc todas sus yueltas y reyueltas de
que pueden maneiar al ejeoutiyO,
~ negociar perdones pOr yOtos,
sabiendo ellos mismos que su in.
flujo con la presente administra.
ciOn vale 10 que la muia de Fuse.
bio.
En- soporte de esas "promesas7
llamamos Ia atension dc nnestros
lectOres a la siguionte del Gober.
nadOr:
DEPARTAMENTo EJEcUTIvo, !
Santa re, N. NJ, Oct. 6, 1894. I
A Quicn Concierna;
Entiendo que "eiertas persOnasp
con el FIN de adelantar sus interer
ses polItlcos o fines privados, han
circuIado el reporte en- ell condado
de San Miguel que yo he prometi'
do perdOnar varios criminaIes con,
victados en- csc condadO y otros
ahora acusados do crimenes. Yo
deseo decir que tales informes
son "absolutamente hlsos,p y yo
siento que es mi deber, por ell res,
petO que le debo 4 la posicion que
hoy ocupo, de negar publicamentc
todOs tales informes, y ademas de,
cir que cualquiera persona que
olrcQle tales reportes 10 hace sin
ninguna autoridad y no mefece
ser creida. w. 4, THORNTON,
GObernador do NueyO Mexico,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-11-03

Con los pocos populistds que
han sidO engdhadOs por los enrre-
dos y calumnias del partido del "po
z0le" y que permanecen fuera del
gremlo dc la Union que ellos mis-,
mos levantarOn el dia q de Agos.
to de 1894; aquellos que sc unie.
ron en- 1890 con los democratas
con el I'm de remedlar sus males Y
sc creyeron de Lorenzo Lopez y
Aniceto Abeytia; aqueIlos que con
n0sOtr0s descubrier0n el cruel en-.
gahoi que despues de haber afana.
do por tanto tempo y haber bata.
llado contra oil partido republioano
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-11-03

por cuatro amos para darle p0sicio-
nes y grandeza a Lorenzo Lopez y
su iamilia, hemos visto que la ne.
gra ingratitud de ese hombre no
tiene Unite y para peor desastre
d sucedido que su administration
Y Ia de su compinche Abeytia, ha
manchado nuestro partido, ha bur.
lado nuestros esfuerzos Y In trai,
cionado Ia confianza del pueblo pa
ra conseguir su grandeza y elec.
cion. A los populistas que han
quedado dc estos, fuera del gre
mic del gran partido de Ia Union
d cansa de las sofismas y lenguas
de sierpe de los correchepios, les
suplicam0s encarecidamente de re
considerar su p0sicion hasta ahora
y reunirse con los suyos Y mar.
char Ell s6lido falangue a las urnas
electorales ell dia de la election Y
engrandecer mas aquel gIorioso
partido que aboga y pelea por sus
derechos; aquel partido cuya com
venciOn, ha prohado que su yer.
dadero principle es ell patriotismo
y Ia abnegacion de ambiciones per-
sonales q favor dc los deseos del
pueblo y la prosperidad y gloria
del Condado de San Miguel.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-11-03
Fuera con la Serpiente del "CIIIMISTURRE.'

al buen juici0 dc todos los repu.
blican0s que sc un9n como un
solo hombre los pocos que han
quedado, al p0deros0 gremiO con
sus hermanos, en- y Union; porque
ell nombre y los bech0s frances y
abiertos, signiflcan Ia union de los
intereses del pueblo: la union
entire todas los bandos politicos en-
este condado y el leyantamiento
de un solo partido con un solo
fundamento, y este es ell bienestar,
la paz, la preservation de la ley y
el orden en- nuestro condado.
Porque en- el partido de la Union
no sc ha insultado la dignidad de
un pueblo libre con apartaf d los
hombres en- atajos como 0vejas;
unos Dautizandolos como demo
cratas, d otros como populistas, d
otros como republicanos y Otros
como Independence, meti6ndoles
a t0dos en- Ia cueva de aquella
administration encabezada por
Lorenzo Lopez, que ha sldo ell
azote, la ruina y ell espectaculo
mas vergonzoso del TerritOrio de
Nueyo Mexico. Aquella admins
TRACTION bajo cuyo reinado los
crimenes mas h0rrorOs0s han sid0
cOmetidos, en- donde los ofciales
juramentados para preservar Ia
paz y las yidas de los ciudadanos,
han sido los mismos que han to.
mado parte personal Y dlrecta en-
sepultar las victimas de sus no.
rrend0s crtmenes en- los pozos de
letrinas, lugares, de 10 mas indeceO.
te y sucio, aun para los perrOs. A
republicanos que esten opuestOs a
ser sometidos d la capa de tai
administration, a estos apelamos
encarecidamente que Sc leyanten
con frente erguida, y con sus votos
y esfuerzos repudien d la reyol,
tura del chimisturre, dandole un
rev6s sin guante el dia @ de No.
viembre.
A los republicanos que respetan
su bandera, que es la insignia dc
su partidO que encabeza esta SUI
plica, q los que respetan los prin.
cipios de su partido, que son la
justicia y la hOnra; a los que aman
su patria Y ell suelo en- d0nde
nacieron, d estos les supllcamos
que permanezcan impavidOs por
la Union Y Ia eelicidad.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-11-03
La Espada de San
Miguel Sera Triun-
fante.
A LOS pEMoCRATAs.

Cuando dccimos que hablando
con nuestros amigos democratas
Ell ell Condado de San Miguel que
ahora existen fuera de las tilas del
partd0 dc Ia Unien de nuestro
c0ndado, hablamos con muy raros
Y contados ciudadanos del mismo.
Acertamos la verdad aunQue les
pueda a los enemigos en- ell Chimis,
turre, que es ell hecho que la demo,
cracia de este condado Sc Sostiene
como una montana eumpIiendo 10
sagrado de su palabra en- sus com
promises en- la union con sus her,
manos republicanosy populistas.
Y con exception de muy poquitos
descOntentos e invidiosos en- la
plaza Nueva, todo ell partido esta
al fTente con la espada en- la mano
lanzandose Y resistendo el insulto
que Sc les ha prOferido cuando han
queridO los traidores del Chimisl
turre desconocer los hechos Y com,
promises de un pueblo soberano
como ell que verified la Conven,
veneion del 27 de Agosto; pero 81
algun0s hayan quedadO que vaci,
len en- sus opini0nes d causa de las
muchas yueltas, tretas Y mentiras
con que los enemigos del bienes,
tar del pueblo del Condado de San
Miguel, han tratado y tratan de EN-
gafar d los votantes, les supicai
mos que no escuchen a esas sierl
pes del engafo y la maldad y que
sesunan con todos sus c0mpaherOs
con el fin de engrandecer su pro,
pio suelo, sus intereses y sus ho,
cares soportando al partido que a
ESQ Sc propone, que es ell partido
de LA UNION del condado de San
Miguel.