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Fruit and Vegetable Market.

New York, Feb. l0.-Palmer, Rivenburg
q Co. quote: Oranges, Indian river and
Halifax fancy. az So; Other brights,
selected q 25112 80: lines 50 00a2 Is;
russets selected, az 90 a 2 IS; lines,
81 76o52 90; tanRerines, % 00ll4 90; manda-
rims, - O0D3 %: grape fruit 81 O0G4 90; straw
berries 25cG3I0c; beets, "a 0Olg6 90 per 100
punches; crates. 75clI81 90; cabbage, 81 25tD
"a 009s 90; boxes g. GOA 90; peas 81 00B
%; beans, u 00d4 90; lettuce half barrel,
81 0002 90; squash, 81 coal rs; tomatoes, car
rlers, S3 001t5 90.
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Through the kindness Of the manage
ment Of the New York Daily Times, am
enabled to furnish sample copies, free, to
those readers who are interested in get
ting first-class, clean democratic paper.
The sample copies can be had at Estill's
News Depot, y = Bull street, Savannah,
Ga-ad
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COMM ERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS. I
Savannah. Ca, Feb. 10, 1894. (
Cotton.

The local spot market was quiet and dull
to-day and the usual neglected market OF Sat
urday prevailed. Middling was quoted 1-l6c
on, while other grades remained unchanged.
The sales of the day were IT'S bales. On
Change, at the first call, at 1890 a. m, the
market was bulletined steady, with decline
of l-16c on middling and no sales. At the
regular midday call, at 1 p. m, it was
steady and unchanged, with sales of 172 bales.
At the third and last call 1t closed steady
and unchanged, with further sales OF bales.
The of1cial quotations at the Cotton Exchange
xvara fo1io,vs.
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Galveston. Feb 10-Arrived. steamships San
Marcos, Wilder, New York; Leona, Crowell,
New York.
Cleared, steamships Lampasas, Burrows.
New York; Sandhil lBrl Rowland, Liverpool.
Port Eads, Feb lO-Arrived, steamships
Kuickerhocker, Halsey, New York; Oteri,
De Luca, Santa Marta.
Sailed, steamships Mexico, Bremen; G K
Booth, Ruuen via Newport News.
New Orleans. Fec 1O-Cleared. steamships
Tyr, Bocas del Toro; Tuscan Prince ,Leghorn,
Trieste and Malaga; FL PasO. New York; Jos
Oteri Jr, Ceiba; Jarl, Bocas del TorO.
Mobile, Feb l0-Arrived, bark Mague lNorl.
Sorensen, Rochetort.
Cleared schr Betram " White Faulking-
ham, Tampa: brig Estelle [Brl. Onein Havana.
Newport News Feb 10-Arrived. steamship
John Bright lBrl Galveston, sailed Liver
pool.
Wilmington. Feb IO-Arrived, bark Pippi
Savona Itall Schiappino Barbados.
West Point, Feb l0-Arrived, steamship
Tafna, Harris, Norfolk.
Richmond, Feb l0-Arrived, schrs Addie d
Bacon, Coisor, Charleston; Fannie Brown,
HardCastle, do.
Sailed. schr George w Anderson, Cole,
New York Maggie Lawrence, Holloway,
Charleston, Feb iO-Clesred, steamer Ava
lon lBrl Cox, Barcelona and Genoa; schr e
G Hight Richards, Baltimore.
Sailed bark Ellie LGerl, Winters, Pensa-
cola; schrs Maggie NJ keough, Tiltou x
Baker, Hewitt, New York
New York, Feb S-Arrived, schrs Mary r
Godfrey, Wicks Savannah; Florence Ran.
dali, Thompson. Charleston.
Highland Light, Feb S-Passed, schr Joel F
Shepard, Savannah for Portland.
Philadelphia, Feb S-Cleared, schr Oscar O
Schmidt, Bacon, Savannah.
Deal, Feb a--Returned, bark Ystavat [Rusl,
Tengstrom, London for Pensacola.
kinsale, Feb S-Passed steamer Lake Me-
pignon [Brl, Taylor Brunswick for Liverpool.
Gibraltar, Feb 3-PasSed, steamship En-
ohantress LBrl, Riches, Savannah for BARGE
Iona.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York Feb 10, p. m.--Money on call
is easy at per cent. The last loan was at
per cent, and at the closing was offered at
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 1914 per cent
Bar silver 63zc.
Mexican dollars 51Hc.
Sterling exchange is firm. with actual bust
ness In bankers bills at ~ 64460t4 So for
sixty days and a 8jAG14 50 for demand ;
posted rates 81 S5Gt4 871a.
Commercial bills 81 si84 BAY for sixty
days and a S61z634 SEA for demand.
Government bonds steady. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds higher.
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
a little better, closing at 641a6165c.
New York, Feb. 10, noon.-The following
were the opening quotations:
Erie ............,....f 55S
Chicago and Northwestern. ...............1O 1924
Lake Shore .................. 1857
Norfolk and Western preferred .:......, Fl
Richmondana West Point Terminal. ....
western U Union ....-. ................... S2A
New York, Feb. 10.--Todays session at the
stock exchange was one OF the most unin-
teresting of the whole week. AS usual, the
Industrials monopoliZed whatever little
trading there was and these stocks at the
opening ruled at a slightly higher range ex-
cept for Disttllers, which was q shade weaker
General Electric at this time advanced &c on
unconfrmed rumors that the bnlls would call
in their stock next week. Sugar made a gain OF
y per cent on the reiteration OF the old report
about the Senate allowing the retners a slight
protective duty. II should be stated that
there are a number of operators who are just
as confident that the Sugar schedule, which
passed by the House, will go through the
Senate unaltered. Chicago Gas was strength
ened by the announcement from Chicago that
Mayor Hopkins will veto the Metropolitan
Gas ordinance. This stock moved up to 6454.
The grangers were somewhat flrner. not
withstanding the fact that wheat in Chicago
sold at cent pound, an unprecedentedly
low figure. Toward the close there was a
reaction OF a to q per cent. in Sugar. West
ern Union, Rhode Island General Electric
and Burlington and Quincy and the market
left of somewhat easier in tone. The sales
for the day were SO 600 shares of which 49,
90 we're Sugar. Net changes either way
were only 1661H per cent. outside of Man
haitian, which lost / n per cent The railway
and miscellaneous bond market was higher.
olx a{v,at E,asf
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Per steamship II Miller for Baltimore
125 bales sea island cotton. 77S bbls rosln. 900
bales upland cotton, s bhls rosin oil, 2i8
tons pig iron, 5034 boxes oranges, 10 bbls
oranges, 557 CELEBRATES vegetables ~ bales
domestics, 50 bdls hides, bales wool, 80 pkgs
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Wife, wonder what became OF that
angel cake made yesterday husband
IL gave II 70 a poor boy for a foot ball
New York Journal
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Steamship City OF Birmingham New York.
Steamship Decatur ii Miller Baltimore.
Bark New Light. Philadelphia.
Bark Gloria LAus, Client.
Bark Nedova X LItall. GutuiewskL
Schr Genl y r Marvin New York.
Scbr Genl Adelbort Aues, Now York.
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EXPoRTs or COTTON.


New York Feb i0.-Flour, dull weak and
neglected and nominal. winter wheat low
grades e OODB2 Al; patents e. 2J6be3 30
Minnesota clear e b0ltb3 % Minnesota
patents 81 7OlbB3 20; low extras e. O561f2 -.
southern -four dull aud weak; common 70
fair extras e. 0O1f3 %; good 20 choice ex.
tras q lO98f ~. Wheat, fairly active and
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Notice to Mariners.

Notice is hereby given that Boon Island
Ledge Whistlng Buoy, red and black hori-
zontal stripes. with the letters "B 1 l." In
white is reported adrift. II will be replaced
on its station, about "a miles Z S from
Boon Island lighthouse, Maine, as soon as
practicable.
Bearings are magnetic and distance in nau-
tical miles.
BY order of the light house board:
JAMES A GREER,
Rear-Admiral, u s Navy, Chairman.
once OF the Lighthouse Board, Washing
ton, ID G, Feb 8, 1894
Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
tlon will be furnished masters OF vessels free
of charge in United States photographic Of
fee in the custom house. Captains are re-
quested to call at the ONCE,
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department.
SCALES. Ensign u s N, in charge.
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Catarrh in the Head

Is undoubtedly disease of the blood, and
as such only reliable blood purifier can
effect a perfect and permanent cure.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best blood puri-
fer and it has cured many very severe
cases of catarrh. Catarrh oftentimes leads
to consumption. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla
before il is too late
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Hoods Pills donot purge, pain or grippe,
but act promptly, easily and efficiently.
25c-ad
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Per steamship Nacoochee from New York
@ Shook, X Hernandez, j Fender, Master
G Fender, Mrs G Fender, w Williamson
and wife, w Fernandez, Geo w Vandegrift, S
Barnett and wife, T. l. Church, Miss G Bush.
X l. Jenyss and wife, A Briscoe, Whittle
and wife, Chas Hall, II II Peck Jas Bogert,
NJ Stanfleid Geo L smith, Henry Mcmillan. ]
Lynch, Miss Noble, Mrs Finkus, Mrs Apo
lanski and 5 Storage.
Per Steamship MY r o6 Br T6 s,1s Tor
Palmer, Chas Alcorn, II Q Wooster Jr, Il
Prescott, e J Prescott, E II Pierce, Harris
Dalbere, Mrs NJ DeHoney, Frank Miller and
wife, Prof w II Woodwork and wife, Nat o
Dean II Rosenheim Mrs f II Russell, VIM
Thompson c f Russell, Martha Barnes, Geo
Linton, Jno Moran, Griffin.
Per Central Railroad. Feb 1o-l, 9e5 bales
cotton l25 tons pig iron, l75 pkgs domestics,
242 pkgs mdse, 223 sacks grain $40 sacks meal,
30 tierces lard, 200 cases lard, 100 tubs lard,
tierces hams, bbls whisky, cases whisky,
bbls chimneys, bbls syrup, IS boxes cheese,
734 bbls rosin, ia bbls spirits turpentine 800
oak slaves, horses, ~ mules cars wood,
cars lumber, is pieces furniture, 25 bdlB col
lars, 20 cases shoes.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Feb t0--l2 bales cotton, cars fertilizers,
car oil, car grits, car brick, car wood. 10
bbls potatoes, 1893 bdls pillow castings, 20 cases
lard, 2 boxes macaroni, bdls iron, boxes
cases medicine, q bdls copper pipe, IS boxes
tobacco. bdl hides, chairs, box clothing,
IL nests trunks.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Rail-
way, Feb l0-l6l bales cotton, bbls potatoes.
pkgs fresh meat sacks potatoes, n sacks
cotton seed, 9 pulleys l car wood, l buggy,
/ car moss, car coal 10 cases eggs, car hay,
car corn, q pKRs furniture. bales wool, 400
empty barrels, i43 bbls rosin, "a cars lumber,
l02 bbls spirits turpentine, Is cars rock, Is
bales hides ll6 bdls tobacco, cases cigars.
1871 pkRs mdse, 1897 boxes fruit, 1888 bbls
fruit 1868 boxes vegetables, IL bbls vegeta-
bles 20 bbls syrup.
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Sailed Yestertlav.

Steamship NacoOcheel Smith, New York
G G. Anderson, Agt.
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High Wafer at Fort Pulaski 1890 am II pm.
Central Standard Tmo).
Sunday, Feb. II, 1894.
Arrived Up from Quarantine Yesterday.
Bark Ernst fGerl, Geeds-Chr 6 Dahl & Co.
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Spirits Turpentine-The market opened and
closed firm, at 81 nc for regulars. There was
very little business doing, as the receipts
were hardly enough to influence q market
Rosin-The market continues Arm with a
good demand, common grades advanced Be-
and II also advanced &c per barrel The sales
we're about $500 barrels. The following were
official closing quotations at the Board of
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New York, Feb. TO- 4 p m.-Money on cal
is easy at per cent. The last loan was at
per cent, and at the closing was offered at l
per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 40lh per cent
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Market for poultry steady; fair demand;
grown fowls q pair 60170c; u grown 400 45c
geese q pair. 909s1 90; ducks, 65O75c. Mar.
ket for eggs Is unsteady; supply large; coun
try per dozen l21a6l4c PeanutsAmples stock
demand fair; market steady, fancy hand
picked Virginia, u h, Sc; hand-picked p n
4c; small hand picked p n 4c.
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RESOLNCIONEs.

PoR CuANTo, Los cid adanos aqui Teunldos Sc
han interesado en- la obra encrgca del Hon W 7.
Tn ,rnton. Gobernador del Terfitorio de NuevO
Mexico juutam ntc con el soporte y ardiente
cooperation del Hon Thomas smith, Juel su-
pcrlor para enforlar Ia ley y orden para el
descubrimlento el cas- lgo del crimen;
PoR CuANro, Estos lsfuerzos marcan una nue.
va era en- Ia historic del poder ejc ulivo de este
Terriorio en- petseguif los crlminales, en- su
aquerellamiento prosecution por las cortesi y
PoR CUANTo, Fl suceso que hasia hrr, Sc ha
eonseRuidu en- estos esfueizos ha sldo felix J
no pa de ser otra cosa ma que un gran beRe-
1clo para ell 7 tritorio, gus el pueblo de este
I ri orio estaria falto de iuicio y un proplo sen
lido de oblg tci mp buunos rcsultados, 81 no
tcmaban oca,ion p blica para mani cstar 81
aprecio pof los b. n ficlos que Sc les han COME
rido la aseguranza que da para el futuro; por
10 tant
Rcsuelvase Que las gracias de sta asamblea
sin mi as de pnrtidO sean ex'endldas al lIo-
norable W. 7. Thornton, Gobcrnaiof de es
te T,rrtoho, al Honorable Thomas SIN IN, Jut,
superior, por su. esiuerzos nergicos laudable'
para scubriry castlgar n los crlmluales y parf
manener el credlto moral y fnancier0 del Terri
torio,
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NO. 6.
NO Is para deplorarse tales absur-

NO es para deplorarse tales absur-
dosp
Pues bien: atendiendo a todo 10 ex-
puesto, ncsotros imploramos el codigo :.
de procedimlentos penales, el cumpli-
miento exacto los articulos Y sesio-
mes tanto como fracciones de que esta
compuesto, y una justa investigation
a todos y cada uno de los criminales
sin excerci6n de range i posicion 8
cualquiera otra circunstancia, dandc-
les el destino que merece su comehdo,
pues ese fin estan obligados por ell
pueblo, pero atendiendo a Ia vez 4
aquelIos que sutren injustamente el RI
gor de la calumnia.
tCuantos y cuantos han pasado
meior vida en- el seno de las peniten
cias, 4 donde estaban sufriendo riguro-
samente las penas de delitos que no
habian tan solo pensado cometer,
mientras tanto rlen y pasean libremen-
te aquelos que son positlvos autores
del crimen7
Mas va daremos una ojeada sobre
los futuros hechos de nuestros ilustres,
va nos ocuparemos con mas espacio
de los trdmites de la ley, y cumplire-
mos con el deber que nos obliga en-
bien de nuestros conciudadanos.
| FL periodista, (dijo Latena) es ell
dnico delensor de los derechos del
pueblo, Is la evidencia social la CO.
rrecci6n de los absurdos.
Cuidado pues adelante.
Los hechos de los hombres que Sc
sacrihcan por su pueblo, lie dan honia
a su patria y los recoje Ia historic; las
blasfemias de los services quedan Sc
pu.tadas en- el tango de su propia con-
ciencia.
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NTADi
Nuevo Mexico.

4 mi huen amigo el sr Z. s..
Murleron va mis- uehos de algeria;
uuyeron, ST. mis- llusiones blancas.
Y e bul.re de Ia duda amigo mio
Tendlo su vueo anldO en- mi alma:
Cayeron, como mustas hojas Secas
Que entire sus alas el alud arrastra.
Mis- ensuehos dc fe como un arbusto
Sin frondas sin nidos quedo mi alma.
Pasafon va como iugaces soles,
Mis- horas de amhlcion dc esperanza;
LEGO Ia noche, y Ia iris eta mia
Fue cobllaudo con sus sombras, mi almal
Como csplrales dc arom ado incienso
Que surgen capriehosasy one pasan.
Pasaron mis- gigantes desvarios
DE ren)mbre, dc iau'os y dc fama.
Y solo entire Ia umbra de agonia
Que mi cansado espirtu aclbara,
yoces surge pensatlya triste,
De funebres adellas coronado,
Una s0mbra que Sc alza del pasado
que con iebll VOC llega me habla,
De todos mis- queridos devaneos,
uC mi hogan, de mi madre de mi patria. J
60. ..,.......,........... .t+..ss's''.''t'''
seguid eantandO yuestfo amor poeiasi
En tanto que sin fe. sangrando e alma,
Con mi arpa ro'a pero slempre altivo,
Cruzo el oalyarlo con Ia irvnie alta 81
JOSH EsooRAR.
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Resueyase ademas, Que promet mos nuestro
soporte continue ilimitado npesifa co.opefa.
zion al Gcberuador al Juez superior para Sc
rnir adelante con odos los e iuerzos para rcstsu'
rar los asuntos public0s una eondicion sans,
libre hones,a, de este modo eooduc "a Y ara
traer / : cgimiualcs ante la iustitia ial eX
tento que niugun erimen Sc escape sin persegutr
Sc, no i'm ora por quien sea ,ometdo que min
gun dsfalcantes quede impuno, nj ei asesino
sin ser ahorcado, para ste du llamamos Ia
atencit n de ,oGos los ciudadaaos que Sc aver
guenzen m niGcan causa la indifereneia
moral oheiales
Resueivasc, Que una eopia eesas resoluciones
sea mandada al Gohernador al Jucz superior
que sean pubieadas en- los perlodcos del Terri
t5rio.
MIGUEL SALAZAR,
CoLUNRus MoIsE,
J, NJ. CCNNlNaHAM,
A. A. JONES,
JEFF REYNOLDS,
Comision.
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RemOciOn de los Yutas.

Tn especial al "Iimes' de Wash
ington, dice 10 siguiente "Los amigos
del proyecto de remoci6n de los Yutas
estan esforsandose para conseguir un
acta de compromise que pueda pasar
en- ambas eamaras sin oposicion
ninguna. Es percibido el proyecto
de compromise para la remocion de
dc los Yutas al poniente de Colorado
y una pequeha porcion de el Territo-
rio de Nuevo Mexico" FL convenio
fue puesto ante la comision de la CD
mara el Jueves antepasado. Esta
deIineacion lie es muy agradable al
Hon. Antonio Joseph, delegado dc
Nuevo Mexico.
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Mas PlumaS0S.

Al ocupamos del crimen y sus per
petradores como Sc VIC en- nuestro nj
nero anterior, ocurri6scnos d la vez
dar una ojeada sobre las investigated
nes judiciales que Sc observan casi
siempre.
Ocdrresenos la idea al mismo ITEM
po dc que muchos, al aparecer este pc
queho antidoto que apicamos al We
memo de la injustcia, Sc llenardn de
ira interiormente los perpetradores de
la lnjusticia, pero tamblen y muy JUS
to que haya retrbuci6n "independien-
te' y legal 4 algunos hechos censura-
bles.
OcGpanos por ahora el eco que nues-
tros legislatures han hecho resonar
por todo el 6rbe,
Al mismo tempo nuestra atenclon
ha sido naturalmente llamada al saber
y adn al palpar pasados y actuales
docto-populares y legislative Judicial
les.
I'll despotismo es e que primero que
la justicia obra en- casi mas dc todos
los casos, va porque el acusado Il REQ
esta en- condiciones mas 8 menos apre-
miantes y no hay una sola clrcunstan
cia pecunaria que las atende, va por-
que en- todos los casos que al presen.
ciar una investigation subsecuente Q
primordial obra el desprestigio de
aquel, 8 va en- fin porque aquel no
iguala al modo de pensar de su inyes
tigador justiciero.
Sobre este particular nos parece dar
nuestra opinion, la cual, ante el crite.
rio sensato Ia demandamos con justi-
cia.
Pues bien: Las ideas monarquica!
han perdido rapidamente telreno ash
das por la potencia constitutional re
publicana, los tronos han sucumbidC
cual la "ClWla de Guinea al nlcl
miento redencional, d tai grado, gu,
hasta la prensa realista extingio su
imponentes rasgos ent6nces de febri
magistratura cetral, y he aQui que desd
: entonces nuestras leyes constltucloha
! les nos dispensan por su independen
cia, nuestro libge modo de pensar in
> dividual.
u Mas, el anarquismo una vez extin
a guido, ha causado en- nosotros los me
!. jores impulses de actividad, cediend
&c sin vascular d un nueyo ,ratado legs
% lativo que desconoce y Sc opone 4
{, injusticia.
d Nuestros codigos actuales, basadc
a sobre ell derecho natural, estin proyi
!. tos de regamentos que deben obse
- varse al pie de la letra, pues tales est
ra tutos a la par que condenan al deliI
lcuente con justicia, desconocen el alb
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us intereses materialcs y su admission
,omo estado a Ia Union. No podemos
.sperar imlgraci6n y capital d menos /
lue Ia propidad y Ia vida este segura;
7 el esperaba que Sc mostraria que el
Doder con ell cual el Terntorrio estaba
vestido era suhclente amplio para la
protection de la vida y la propiedad.
FL Gobernador llamo la atenclon es-
pecial d la materia financiera del Ter
ritorio, que debia ser mas cuidadosa-
mente administrada, tambien hablo
sobre la hojcdad de los o6cialesa quie-
nes SC les conhaba la colecta de tasa-
stones los malos resultados que traia
el dy lido y negl'ieneia ohclal' Es'a-
ba satislecho que con esiuerzos con-
ciensudos el condado de San Miguel
restauraria prosperidad, Tambien de.
nunci6 la prevalencia y aumento del
crimen durante los .ilumos amos y el
POGO respecto POI los malhechores d
los ciudadanos pacifcos, y expreso
que haria todo EN- su poder para qui-
tar todos los males que nos estan per-
iudicando de todos lados. En- con-
clusion el Gobernador hablo de un
sentimiento pdblico mas puro que Sc
ha levantado, diciendo que el pueblo
Sc sorprenderia por Ell ndmero de con-
welcomes y ejecuciones que Dronto Sc
pondrian en- reglstro causa la desper-
tada de mejor sentimlento. lie dio
un ardiente tribute 4 nuestras escueIas
pdblicas, y prometi6 que haria todos
sus esluerzos 4 sostener la majestad {
integridad de nuestras leyes, y que el,
personalmente, velaria que todo Official
en- el condado de San Miguel desem-
pehara su deber bajo todas circnnstan
cias.
FL Juez Smith, no pudo antender
pero mand6 sus muestras de aprecic
por la accion que los ciudadanos ha.
bian tornado, al mismo tempo asegu
randoles que estaba de acuerdo cor
las mismas miras.
En- seguida tom6 Il suelo nuestrC
procurador de distrito, Il senior l.. c
Fort; con su elocuencia caracteristic;
entire otras cosas sc expreso tocante
las difcultades que lie causan al procu
rador de distIito para presentar d 10
crminales ante la justicia, debido
las restricciones legislatiyas.
Despues hablaron lor sehores A. A
Jones, el Doctor Cunningham, Dol
Miguel Salazar y Ia junta Sc prorrogd
Las sigulentes son las resolucione
que fueron preparadas por la comisi6
escojida para ese fin: