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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-16

Nosotros tenemos especial gusto en-
aplaudirla desde estas columnas. au-
gurandoie en- nuestro teatro grandes
aplausos ovaciones.
Lo mismo decimos de la orquesta
que mas nutrida mejor dirigida tam
ooco la hemos visto en- Puerto-R Rico.
Ell maestro Mazzi es una batuta que
hace honor a los grandes composite
res cnya musica interpreta.
LA companfa en- conlunto es buena.
Artistas que sacan 81 terceto del tercer
acto de Lucregia, los concertantcs
del segundo J tercer acto de Favoyita
como ellos 10 cautaron. haran siempre
las delicias de cualquier p1blico como
Ell nuestro. que no puede abrigar la
pretensi6n de traer a este pals cantantes
de las condolences de IN Gayarre una
Patti
Antes de terminar, haremos menci6n
del coro de honbres que es el mas ajus-
tado Y nutrido que hemo- visto aqui
Canta siempre sin la menor discre
pamela, bien merece que So le aplauda
= estimule
Felicitamos. pues, a la troupe de S
gura Fillalba, esperanto que en- 10 su
cesivo nos de OCCASION de tributarle
mayores aplausos.
MARIANA ABRIL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-16
NOTICIAS NACIONALBS

NJ .drid, , Abril.-Afirmase que ha
presentado ST dimisi6n el general Da
ban, que desempena los cargos de Go
bernador Captain Genera de la Isla
de Puerto Rico
No Sc conocen exactamente las eau
sas de esta dimision, pero hay quienes
la atribuyen a IN telegrama que el Mi
nistro de Ultramar, senor Becerra, ha
pasado al general, relative d la crisis
monetaria que existe en- dicha Isla
A 10 que Sc dice. ell general So ha
molestado por ell contenido del aludido
despacho.
La Reina Regente la frmado 81
nombramiento de ocho Senadores vita
licios.
Entire ellos Gguran los Sres geearra
: Pasquin, Ministries respectivamente
de Uttramar Y Marina; el Marques De
Bellamar, Senador constitutional por
Matanzas, y el senior Portuondo, Sena
dor autonomista por la Uniyersidad de
la Habana
Los Representatives. conservadores de
] la lsla de Cuba So rpuniran hov con
objeto de acordar Ia Inca de conducta
que seguiran en- Ia proxima campana
Legislative
Segdu todos los indicios Sc mostra-
ran ben6volos con el Ministro Becerra
y hostiIes contra el general Calleia,
Sc ha iuaugurado en sta capital Il
bello palacio que Sc ha construido para
la Academia Espanola.
Vazquez Varela ha interpuesto re-
curso de casac.on contra IA sentencia
que 10 condena Ia pena de recIusi6n
por la muerte violents, de su querida.
Dicen de Manila que los indfgenas
han pro7ocado un conficto con los es
panoles.
Ell captain general de Filipinas.
BIanco. manda personalmente Ia expe
dicion que Sc dirige contra eIlos.
De Barcelona ha salido un oarga
mento de armas para las tropas espa
nolas en- FlIipinas,
Idem, idem 3-Los representatives de
Union Constitutional" han acordado
oponerse 4 que con preferencia Sc dis
cuta en- las Cortes ell proyecto de refor
ma colonial del senior Maura Este
acuerdo 10 han tornado en- provision de
que los diputados gamacistas presenter
una moci6n apremlando al gabinote pa
ra que cuanto antes Sc ponga dicho
proyecto Ia 6rden del dia de- Congre
so.
Ell debate politico 10 iniciara en- 81
Congreso eI d5Putado republican, senior
Azcarate.
Las diversas fracoiones de este matiz
poIftico han llegado una inteligepcia
parlamentaria Esp6ranse sesiones agi
tadas.
Comunican de Malaga que hoy Sc es
pera en- esa ciudad al general Martinez
Campos
Los circulos poiticos Sc halIan muy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-16
GRONICA
IMPRESIONES DEL DEBUT :

No otra cosa son estas l1neas, que
impresioneS nuestras, personaIes. AUS
tadas i nuaStro modo de sentir 81 arte
musical
Pues 81 bien este. como todas las de-
mas manifestations artisticas, sugetas
astan j reglas invariables, el que do
elias prescindn 5 Sc separa, cae bajo Ia
sevrridaI he Ia criGica. hay algo que es
"a por >obr4 las escnelas Y los proceed
mientos. V ese algo as 81 seutimlento.
Ia ma3zela de lmpreslonar que posee ca
da artista. cuyo efecto 40 iogra d.
ignal modo on todoS los coraznnes Una
Ia lie forma bsila correcta, ajus
tada i los patrones de la ret6rica. pue-
de ser Ia admiration de los casicos Y
Sinembargo. no impresionar los corazo-
nes Pasara ser m perfecto nodelo
para las classes de retorica, pero 40 10
grara hacerse popular. Los versos de
Iorrila por eiemplc, son tau popnla-
res en E.pana, que hasta las genfee IN
coltae Sc los s4ben de uemoria; Y esos
versos no rasiStirian el escalpelo d. Ia
critica, por incorrecfos defectuosos.
Esto nos ha Ilevado al convencimien-
to de Que en mateTia de arfe 10 princi
pal as inspiraci6n, gusto Y sentimlento,
cuaidades estas que no Sc adquieren en-
las reglas Y que proporcionar no puede
tampoco Ia crltica Ell pubico iioe
esq @rtista, eSe posta, ese cantante me
gasta, Y va pueden los crfticos protestar;
81 publico seguira siempre aplandien-
dole
De ahi el que nos cause ri<a yer q
IN critico queriendo imponer su critic
RIO al de Ia mayoria.
Todo este le parecera a algunos que
pania de opera, pero no es asi. Porque
con clio queremos demostrar que al ha
Ger pdblicas nuestras impresiones no
vamos 1 couvencer d nadie nj i dar
patentes de artistas, oino qua cumph
mos IN deber de periodistas. deber
bien ingrato que nos obliga a comuni
car & los demas cuanto sentimos y
pensamos, cuanto llevar quisieramos
4 veces blen escondido en- Ell alma.
Dos representations lleya dadas
Ia compa mia, en- las que han mo@trado
sus facuItaaes las primeras parties 81
exceptuamos al tenor Sr. Sotorra, to
dos los deuas no han hecho sino una
primera audici6n, en- la que di6cil es
juzgar 4 un artista. E tenor natural
en- todo artista que tiene amor propio
al presentarse por vez prlnera ante IN
publico inteligente EN- musica como 10
es ell de Ponce, es 6bice la mayor de las
veces. para que en- ella no luzca todas
sus facultades, cosa que algunos no 10
gran hasta que consiguen famiIiaeizar-
Sc con el publico
Lucrezja Borgja fue Ia opera escogida
para ell debut, en- 10 que 10 anauvo muy
acertada Ia compahfa, Is Lucyesin a
mas de una obra que no encaja va en- eI
gusto moderno, una partitura de pocos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-16
Ell BANCO ESPANOL
LA SUCURsAL DE PONCE

Aurque sea predicar en- desierto
hemos de ocuparnos una vez mas
del asunto que nos sirve de ep1gra-
fe, va que ell tempo CORE Y no te-
nemos la menor noticia de que Sc
haya adelantado un paso Ell el cum
plimiento de esa justa aspiration
del comercio de Ponce.
Hace mas de un ano que Sc sus-
cribi6 aQu1 con exceso ell n1mero
de acciones necesarias para consti-
trlir el consejo directive de la so
ciedad, Y a f6 que dichas acciones
Sc pagaron a precios muy altos, no
por via de especuIaci6n, sino para
corresponder a los deseos que ma
nifestara la gerencia del Banco Es-
panol de Puerto-Rico.
Desde entOnces ha venido pos
tergandose la installation de la su-
cursal, unas yeces por falta de
facultades Y otras por no hallarse
aprobados los reglamentos especia-
les. Pero gracias a la personal inter
venci6n del diputado senor Garcia
Molinas, y no 4 la del Representative
que en- Ia Corte tiene ell banco.
desaparece9. ambos obstdculos con
Ia promulgaci0n de dos reales Or
denes, una autorizando terminan-
temente la apertura de la sucursal
de Ponce y la otra aprobando dos
reglamentos que han de regir en-
estas dependencies de la institution.
ST apenas Sc llenaron estos re
quisitos fu6 elevada Ia categorfa de
la GAIA subalterna que con mucha
anticipation funcionaba en- Maya
giiez I que razones existen para que
Sc yea con tanta parsimonia ell asun-
to de la sucursal de Ponce?
Escudandose en- tales hechOs, no
falta quienes suponen que Sc inten-
tan resucitar ciertos antiques anita
gonismos que dicen existieron en-
tre la Capital Y Ponce, y que q clio
debe atribuirse ell nuevo desaire de
que Sc pretende hacer vfctima 4 es-
ia sociedad. ST esta version Sc
confrmara, que 10 dudamos mucho,
tendriamos que formar triste con-
cepto de las personas que en- el Sc
no del consejo directive del Banco
fomentan tan perniciosas discor-
dias entire las dos poblaciones mas
importantes de la isia.
AfOrtunadamense ha tornado ha-
ce POGO possession de su importante
cargo el nuevo gobernador del Ban
co, senior Garcia Alfonso, Y como no
hemos de suponerle contagiado de
aquellas ideas, 81 sirealmente existen,
es de esperar que pondra en- la ba-
lanza el peso de su autoridad para
que el asunto Sc resuelva con una
Il otra forma en- breve plazo.
Sepamos de una vez 81 la tacita
negativa obedece a Ia falta de re-
cursos del Banco para dotar 4 la
sucursal de Ponce de un capital
proporcionado a los negocios que
hubiera de emprender; 81 hay tenor
de comprometer los intereses de la
empresa porque merezca poca con-
fanza y cr6dito el comercio de
Ponce, 8 81 el ndmero de accionis-
tas es tan defciente que no permite
la formation de un cuadro de con
sejeros cuyas ideas puedan, en- to-
dos sentidos, identi6carse con las
de los directories del Banco.
Ahora, mas que nunca, interesa
al distrito de Ponce que Sc rosuel-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-16
Aguiar: SiragsaSa AZ ga.

sirven la a los peddos que hagan pap sobres bros
blanco oda case de artculos de escritorio
soicitud"
6mIs San Juan, z, R Febrero % de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-16
Donde no se necssita
eI motin para conner,
IL tienen raz6n de ser
las bombss de dinamita

Los dipntados De la Union coRstitu,
csonal, Do Cuba. considerau-6 10 dicen
al senor Maura responsible de uu
conato de reb lion descnbierto hacs
POGO en- Puerto Principe
Tai es siempca la l6gica intagrista.
81 Sc goblerna con dnizlra a las co
lonias; 81 50 les mace Sc les promote
jnstlcia: 81 Sc dasechan los Antiques
moldes tiranicos sc auuucian prop6
sitos dsscentraIiz tdores: en- una pala
bra. 81 Ia metro ,,oli malcha adelant,
destruyendo convencionalismos absur
dos y .crueles monopolios, las colonias
sc alzaran desconteutas.
S; Sc despotizl 4 los ciudaaanos; 81
Sc entregara a ~ solo partido los ms
trumentos de- opo ici6n 10 medro 81
Sc fustiga sin pie lad los que perma-
necen leales ~us principios; 81 Sc
destruye toda e~peranza redentora 81
80 llega 4 los uItinos hmites de la tor
pezs de Ia imposition, las colonias
estremaran su carino hacia Ia patria
Gran modo d. discurrir
Con q Sc perd.o 81 impario espanol
en- America : con el se perderan los
1Itimos dominio- IL Espana en- las an
tillas J sin emblrgo. en- ell persisteu
los patriotaS auti,anos.
Siemp.e Il c n elloS 10 mismo
con Ia patria 5 la band-ra:
g. una trista mtnera
IL entender e patriotismo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-16
POE ~ naifad
De 81 EALOR

.>e cettde nl ma js,ifco BilLIr CON todos sus
a@cesorios Haformr:fn Plqua de Ponce. far-
Dsacta Rodrlgae
Ponce fbrtt Is ~ 1891 o6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-16
4 DIESTRO Y SINIESTRO

Reina ell hambre en- AndalQcia.
Y como ALA las gentes no 50 paran
en- barras, ell saqueo de tahonas esta en-
uso.
Pan y trabeio grita con en6rgicas
voces el pueblo
Pan y limosns Sc oye rep9tir por
todae parties.
Y ei gobierno siente la necesidad de f.
jar gu atencion en- 81 pcoblema pavoroso.
va sc trata lie construir obras pa
biaas que prop pereionen al obrero tra-
bajo pan
En- Europa el auperismo Greco.
La miseria Sc propaga y cunde.
\ Ia question del capital el salario
reyiste aspectos muy graves.
La dinamita e~talla hoy en- B4rc4lo
na, manana en- Paris, luego en- Roma
mas tarde en- cen puntos .distintos
Cruzada de odio, opuesta los dog
mas del cristianismo de la Hbertad.
Pero cruzada al fin tan brusca, tan
ardiente, que aterrori2a las ciudades
en- que sc manifesto.
Qae fortuna rivir en- estos paises de-
America, donde ell sueIo es feraz, donde
Ia labor Sc rettibuye, donde ell que la
cha por la existencia no tiene hambrel
Donde no se nec9sita
eI motin para conner,
IL tlenen raz6n de ser
las bombas De dinamita
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-16
INTERESANTE

Hago aber los hacendados de hcorsas desIadores
p1bco en- general desde esta echa quela alberto mi
tabecmiento la cae del Jobo IL que
Ia construction de alaobiqs sisteas ra
taeq dyecto senc a0'o3o De CABEZOTE,
elde stshna especial De Ia
Construction composition de evaporadoras sepentnes para
tachos al vaco' emnadora tberias de cobre dc toos M
orloas bomba para ydemas too
niente al ramo de caldereria de cobre
Los trabajos garantizan Ia los
materiales enpea el estahecmeuto
De Europa America
B1LbOlEEO JILfI.0
D -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-16
s A @ 4 L a M 3 o
0ULTA-DoLOR

Este preperado ipdio. de gran ta.na ca II
pals, cura radiealments los cstsrros gripa
les dolores de cabeza, neuralgia%, tsumaa
infsmaciones dsnAa sfsccionrs cutanea4,
etc, ate.
La formula De cada botella iulisa la rna
nera de usarse. j pesar del gran consume
de este preparado, "a precio sera fio como
sigus: Gaia de a medias botell.s, : pesos
Unicos depositarios del legitirao lSaca-
iaBtb6,
l. Chakl6n . O.
Ponce Erhra-o In 4. 1saf I .i1.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-03
A LITTLE NONSENSE.

Ono rainy day lust week, Jones being
in hurry to get home, took u street
chr. There was big crack in the roof
of the car, through which tho rain fell
and ran down the back of his neck, 10
he asked tho urbanO' conductor:
whats the matter with this car? Does
it do this always2" mo, sir; only when
it rains."-IerdS Sjtin?%
In Darkest Observation-Disclosures
Heavens! Old man, this towns dull.
Here it's not Ii o'clock, and tho streets
are like graveyard. Biddle Il. BiddIe
(proudly)-Wcll, you just como with
me; can take you around Oh Chestnut
street and show you q restaurant that
keeps open all night!-Puck,
as spooney's vito a good housekoop.
err" "Well, l should say SO. Why, he
has to keep private detective to watch
his clothes so he can tell where to find
them. She's SO tidy."-lM.BiLs.
Elitor-Dr. Emdec has suGi us for
libel. Assistant-What fGrP Editor-G
wrote: "rhc doctor took the patients
pulse before no prescribed Tor him"
and the intelligent compositor set it up
purse. "-Iruth.
"Whur yc bin?" askod MeandorinC
Mike. "Lookin' fur work." replied
Flooding Pete. "Woll, yer wanter look
out. Yor idle curiosity'll be the ruina-
ton OF yc, yit, Washington Star.
"Why do you not stop begging and
u; 10 got come wuyiJW "Bucau.e do
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-03
A sLUu on THE JUDGE.
A Register Dispatch that was Grossly Dis
courteous.
MdrliHsbUIG indcDcHdc1L
nv rTTg


MdrliRsbuIG indcDHdcfh.
"BALKED BY THE JUDGE"
tine PARTISAN ACT OF A REPUBLICAN COUNCIL
FRUSTRATED"
Such is the heading OF q telegram sent
from Martinsburg to the Wheeling Reg
islcr, dated juno a, and applies to a
temporary mandanus in the case OF
George ". n. Martin, recently OF our
town council in the Fourth ward. We
do not knowwho sent the telegram, nor
who is responsible for such disgraceIul
and unnecessary and wrongful head
lines. They arc discourteous to Judge
Faulkner AMI to tho people upon whose
bench he sits, and TO whom, under tho
law aud his oath OF office, ho is required
to do absolute and impartial justice.
1t is wrong done him and wrong to
the council; and depth OF Iowncss to
which tho meanOst OF craftsmanship
should never descend. Republicans IN
this community arc about rs honorable
as any other class OF people, and the
truth is, they never declared that thcro
was an election in the Fourth ward, and
then voted that there was no election,
when there was only one man eligible
voted for, land that was John Grozing'
er), tho othor candidate having sworn
that no was not naturalized citizen,
and then vote another man into a place
for which tho council paid the OK
penses Of holding an election. The Re-
publicans did not do that; but then that
wasn't any fraud, was it, because the
Democrats did it? The point We wish
10 make hero, however, is that the
erminc Of the judiciary should not be
s!urred and stained away from home by
trivial correspondents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-03

Tho boycott OF tho American Railway
Union.ugainst the Pullman cars is con-
tinuing to spread. Up to yesterday tho
center Of the trouble was Chicago, al
though great Inconvenience is expert
onced Mt other points. Tho interference
Of tho strikers at Chicago with the I'm
tied States mails WIS Of Il serious ma.
ture, tho deputy sheritls aud marshals
being poworless IN their efforts to move
trains.
The injunction process is slow and
unsatisfactory, aud, in fact, unnoces-
sary, for interference with tho trans.
portation OF tho mails is in itself u
crime for which the strikers Can be ar
rested and punished. Tho courts ap.
piled to for relief have therefore made
the restraining orders apply to interior
once with interstate commerce, which
covers tho entire territory affected by
the Disturbances.
\ II tho state militia aud court onicero
OF Illinois arc unable to raiao the en-.
barge Of tho striking railway employees,
then tho United States troops will 10
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called into action and this means a
speedy termination of tho Interference
with mail trains.
As almost every train carrying the
mails has Pullman cars attached 10 it,
the trains will as matter Of course be
moved with the mails, and this lauch
will be gained and the strikers in a
degree defeated in their object 1t
would be childish to suppose tina: the
government viii comply with any
reques. to detach the objectionable
sleepers from any train the troops
attempt to move.
The annoyance occasioned by this
strike is not confined to tho travelling
public, but in its ramiGcations and
complications jeopardiso other and
important interests. Chicago itself is
on tho point OF suffering for some OF
the ncccssaries OF life, and perishablc
freight is at the mercy OF tho within OF
the strikers, who have gained the SYM
pathy Of all classes OF railway employees
Thousands of head OF stock have been
turned out to pasture, transportation to
their destination under existing cir
cumstance being out Of tho question.
Thus it is that the interest aimed ut
by the strikers does not suffer alone,
but others innocent of any oaense and
not the subject OF complaint are drawn
IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-03

Tho Regi2,sr is pleased TO remark: at
looks as il the A. 7. a. had captured
the Ohio county Republican conycn-
tion." Does i'll What makes it look
so?
There is not member OF that order
on the ticket. The Republican party is
not making a crusade against auybody's
religion, nor is it taking any part in any
movement OF the kind.
The Register must find tho situation
in Ohio county much more serious for
the Democratic party than usual, or it
would not resort TO this desperate effort
to hold fast to the Catholics whom tho
Democracy has regarded as its own spe-
cial property and who are breaking
away from the party which has taken
their bread aud butter from them.
The Republican party is neither Pro-
testant nor Catholic, Jew nor Gentle.
1t invites into its membership oil Amer
lean citizens without regard to race or
religion. Nor does it endcavor to stir
up political strife between men of op-
posing religious convictions and prac-
tices. Those things it leaves to the
conscience Of every nan.
1t may DO that the Register will save
votes to the Democratic ticket by the
issue it is seeking TO force'on the voters
Of Ohio county, but the INTELLIGENcER
does not believe tina: SO contemplate a
scheme will meet with the favor of aay
good citizens.
Ifthcro be one thing on whico most
Americans are agreed it Is hat "a
no religious warfare in this land OF civil
and religious liberty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-03
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Tho editor Of a paper published at
Brewster, Nebraska, announces that he
is ready to receive all sorts Of farm pro.
duets in payment OF subscription, and
adds: III my subscribers propose to
pav mo at all they had better hustle in
with their offerings before l statve to
death.H
A sailor who ys said to have worked
his way from his home in brighton,
below Melbourne, Australia, ali tho way
to Disco, in Greenland, for the purpose
OF giving another fellow "a good drub-
bling" has arriyed home afteran absence
of two years.
Wages for farm hands in Southern
Michigan average $50 per month and
board, or $40 without board. In the
northern counties Sl7 with board and
S27 without board. This is something
oycrS2 loss per month than was paid II
year ngo. ,...
John 1Iudlum, janitor Of tho Chicago
Bourd of Trade building, was born u
slave and died the other day worth
$4,000, most of it made by carefully
gathering aud selling to feed stores tho
waste grain left OH tho floors.
D. Vonemnn, OF Milan, Mo-, released
twenty-five Chicago carrier pigeons at B
o'clock ono evening, and they arrived at
the lofts in Chicago at S o'clock, having
covered tho distance OF $40 miles in
three hours.
a bill now before tho Massachusetts
legislature prohibits tho uso OF the word
color or colored as applied 10 persons,
in any official record Of birth, death or
marriage, when SO requested by tho ap-
pliCant.
Lightning played curious "frcak" at
WATERFORD, Me-, lust week. Eta Bealle
was struck and instantly killed while q
child, whom she was holding in her lap,
was uninjured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-03

THERE is something new from tho
Wheeling Bakery again. and this time
it is "Big Bonanza" Bread. 1t is only
made in enormous sized loaves intended
to bc sold ut lOc each. We think it is
tho most elegant variety We have yet
produced and the loaves nre simply I'M
mcnsc. This delicious bread is sold al.
most at tho price OF flour. You Gun buy
it cheaper than you can bake at home.
Ask your grocer for it, a tin seal on
every loaf. and splendid bread knife
for 100 soRls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-03
hon. ". H. FnAzInR ENDORSED.
The Noble County Delegates Instructed to
Vote for Him.

The Noble cOunty Delegates Instructed to
Vote for Him.
So0eial Di,Ds.es 10 p.e In'eligsSaa.
CALDWELL, O., July 2.-The Eepubli'
cans OF Noble county met in mass con-
vcntiou at this place Saturday aud
selected the following delegates to the
Republican Judicial convention to bo
held at wellsville, Ohio, on Tuesday,
July s: r. W. Horton, W. H. Atkinson,
NJ. b. Archer, J. S. RoWnd, J. w. Dan
ford. Tho following resolution was pre-
sentcd and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The office OF circuit judge
is one Of great importance to the BUSH
ness interests Of the people and requires
for its proper administration the high
est legal attainments, the highest ludg'
ment and the highest integrity; ana
WHEREAS, The Hon. William II. Fra.
zior, during his incumbency OF said
Office. has discharged it's duties with
eminent ability and uuquestioned in
teGritv, aud has, by meritorious ser
vices, fairly earned the commentator
Of tho nDople Of the district and tile
bar; therefore, be it
RESOLVED, By the Republicans OF Noble
county, in mass convention assembled,
that we do most earnestly request that
the Republicans of the various counties
composing the Seventh Judicial circuit
Join with Noble county in renominating
the Hon. William II. Frazier to tho
said Office OF circuit Judge at their con-
vention to be held Mt WcllsvilIe, on
Tuesday, July 3, 1894. And that the
delegates selected from Noble county
by this convention arc hereby in
structed to cast their entire vote for
Judge William II. Frazier.