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t,eaEs l te~sis ed some line since var
exosl-ent a. AZ 81 sas astsd STATES saa the
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s,ivsxssa vita u 10 sorass . handsome sad
val abe addition - ny Office, ssd csSoos
IA 80 be satts acla,y - ssy ole " 10 I D
Vests tRe small sgn sskss fos sae map
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

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What
They
Think
OF It.

The premium map offered by
the ROST-ISTELuGEyCER to
its subscribers. old aad new. is
now to be found In thousands
Of homes in the Pacific North
west That no premium ever
offered has given such univer-
sal satisfaction is evidenced
by the following testimonials,
which Are . few among the
large number received from
those who have received the
map. These letters are exact
copies of.the originals on flle in
this Office. the signatures only
being omitted. Is the POST
INTELLIGENCER does not fee
at liberty to publish the full
names Of those who have 20
kindly expressed their sppre
citation Of the map
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NoRrR WELLINGTON. n G.. luns .. 1894
Editor Pest nisi isencer Sea tie. " ash.
Dear sir: l have recstNea your pr
MUM map in COCO order. and aA highly
pleased with II. I consider taAi have cot
yonr valuable parsr tree. - | vaia. tss
map mote Than the price u saeseri psion-
foars very Iespes tlally, II j.
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FOREIGN Ers.
TISsScIAt.

IoSpos, April 2t.--Bsr silver. ocS fr..
@S,.d; Consols. i0o lie; Bank of En-
gland discount rate, per cent.
ssatrSH eRAFs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. April 2L--1lossng-W Wheat
isrm, demsad poor: No, 1 California, Ss
IL and Sc ID; red Western winter, Is Ida
Ss Id.
Corn--S,esdy, demand poor: new
mixed s. load.
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LuknI wash, FEB. {. lSe2
The Post ssss,s& .gsp exE, seattle. VI as -
Desr -trs: reeeivsG your preaitH.n nap
ia sep5 coalition asDy snABAs for IL
Respectfully yesss n. j.
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Fay. Idaho. Feb ~. 1907

ftYs i1Auo, REQ -, AoS-
The seattle fostIatelais enctr Co, s>ssf-
tie. Wa>h- -~SsrSs l received The d5oeie
wall map short time ago, ana in good
couastiuIA Aas more man pleased Sisa -
1t Is worth double the prscv> fours traiy,
ID j.
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PKsaAsrrN. Wsah., April {, 1894
Post lpisitssncer Co, ssarsie. wash -
Sentemen; Your map arrivei 90 the 1rst
OF April, and . ter sixty miles travel ey
Stage from Eiiensearg 70 this plaoe. came
In excellent condition. I am well pleassi
with The map - well ~ Astonishsd As the
prize FOR which you give the map 10 your
subscribers Nost respectfully. y. n
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p.Iov.r CRY. wa.n.. Nav q. ,ssa

PsLovsH CITY. Wash. Nay "a. lse2
Pest asIelltxencer. Seattle, Wash -
Geass: 1 received tne map Of the weird
cent ny you IN good order aaa am ~eal
please with e II - bath Useful and or
namsatAl and should nsd . place in every
household. Please accept my THANKS
Yours respectfully. NJ M
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BAITfnoHx, Nd. Nay IA. 1894
Poet-lnfsllsgenoer Co, Seasiie. WISH
Geailemsn: The map received and is very
much apprscists1 Very truly, J.a
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HEAptFNs " wv Y ". - sHE~t
Posi- fusel&lgraccz % ~.aisss. " ash
sgrs-The map - essies than ~9 expected.
30 ~s are swal sa.sxEs1 xtJa h. EeaseeG-
fas4y. rs
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Wrsr Fxnxn.rn Ws.h

Post lnteliixsGcer. Seattle, " sab. -sirs;
] resolved ore ctyoar premium InAps TIE
other dAy, aaa u IS a Gas map % eve re-
sp-et aud deserves praise Years naly.
j. IL
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AsKaHxHs. wash Pen -. ls12
POST ns1s 81 saGcsr 60. Ses3sss Nash---
Premium g.l.2 received aba sssss p-Tsees
say4 .fansiesl ToGes respectfully. A. NJ
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preceding week:
Yaerca.> Derrens<
Reserve ..-........-....s... &.iTz.tao $1,000.
loans...-..t....s...- s..,.. 2,ise.so .-....-.
fpecfe. .s+s...-+..s...... 1880 $i,l.9.so
Legal tenders. .-........... 3ssstoo
Jeposlss-. s6.USAao -,,.....
The banks now hold ss2 ole. GO in excess
of tho . per cent. Of legal re qnsrsments.
ruK srocK EXCHANGE
NEw YoRK, April 2i.-Ths publication
OF reports outlining the proposed plan OF
reorganization Of tho New York & New
England Railroad Company not only
caused . selling movement In that stock
particularly but depressed the entire list.
With the exception of q few fractional
rallies shortly after IL O'Clock. the ten.
dency OF prices was downward from the
opening TO the close Of business. The
speculation was fairly active for Saturday,
bu, was principally confined TO New Eng
land, Chicago Gas and Sugar. with 50.
Paul and General Electric little traded
in and the rest of the list rather neglected.
There vas brisk selling Of New Eng
land a. the opening. the first safe
being at decline of .. and
then an additional loss Of :. per cent,
which was followed by recovery Of IN,
with = reaction of y. makiag the loss on
the dsy Der CENT Reports OF cutting
rates and labor troubles in the West helped
90 depress the market generally. bat the
fluctuations were, as rule. confined
within narrow limits. The only shares
which compared With yesterdays fEuro
show loss Of more than fraction. beng
Oregon Improvements - per cent. The
graaeeFs show a decline - ( isag ! and VI -
soari Pacific =. la the final trading COW
ering Of short contracts caused a recovery
of about all the reaction. bur the under-
tone st the close was heavy.
The railway and miscellaneous bond
marks; was only moderately active today.
hut wss arm IN tone until nesr the close.
when. IN sympathy with the share specn-
lstian. prices gave way lightly. the close
heing about steady.
Government honds--steadv.
State bonds-nulI.
Petroleum-Stesdy reuaSYlxanis oil
sales none: April option sales. none
closed III SIC BAD Lima oll sales none
FINANCIAL
Nonev-nn call easy st I per cent :
Prime mereanttls paper. - Ks per cent.
kteriing exchange dsi. wsth actual
business in bankers bills ~ 81 - 3,
e. So. for demand. ard 81 sreS4Sff. ioT
ssKty days. Posted rates, sASoWtA -.
commercial hills, 81 sat.
Silver certahcAtss-ti ssc bid.
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Post Intelliesncsr, Seattle. wash
Gents: The map received IL good order,
and We think IL 70 . nns map fou should
certainly oe AHA to dispose e large mum.
Der Of them Yours truly, va
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SosS lHtsAtgvnrer. seattle. " asa
Cseats; FHctesed ps~ass mad ssafss - iAr
ossAuCs dBs on subscription AID ts4zp-
Mach r.eAssd 18th aasA think u 10 . nns
premium h ours tssps<iiaaly. . ..
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Fer infozmattos eaacsYnias ssis zap
sAa q lie ys a.scAises once % address
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I.x..ry Wash March II. 1892

y onNsz AA$Sa ~ s0r<.
Pest intesEigenger fu5ssssing 60, seat
tle, u ash. / would saf TIA. sni
delegated with he map IL came IA gooa.
oruer, ana 10 GAlAy- A. II
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CIRvRLANp. wash. Fen Z. 1892
Editor Poss~fnIsliiGeneer.e sastie, vi ash.
which gives Us great sailsfacSion Nv wife
q inks IL 10 worth more than the paper and
map both coax she 10 much ceigh ID
villa IL lours very respectfully. RR.
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LArAE wAsa-, Fsa .. 1874
PESO fafsgss.eaces. ssassss. NasH ear
sirs. Map received ia good saaaA Nsll
lea sa ~fih ikAsa asse me pApst Sears
s~sp@etf-.sy. u II
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KoKIsIAH. b c., Nay 10, 1ee1
Editor Post Inse4iigsnoer,s Seattle, Wash,
Dear Sir: ! have received the map of
the world. ETC.. aod am p.sasei TO state
thai am thoroughly salisaed with IL
Yours truly. Wa
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WANT A SITUATION

Use the Want Columns Of the POST.
iNEALLlG EscER Double the eir-
eniatson of ANY, paper Ia the SRaSA
bes; resailS
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FNrK1RRrsR. Wash Feb 10, 1894
seattle Post Intelligence. Seattle.
Wash H ave recetvex the wAGi nap Am
exceptionally well pleased with X I, Is
exceileoI Accsps thsakA Yours truly,
II Il
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LooxnroS. WISH. Feb 3. 1894
Post lntelii Sencer. Seattle. Wasa. II re-
&c ived your map And II 10 away beyond my
eIpecsAtians think IL 10 worth fully ten
tlmes the money ysa AJAX for IL and it 10
toe oest map have ever seen publisasd
Yours Silh rsspeck J.a
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Although Francisco Crspl. Italy's
prime munster, IS never described a. an
old man, he i an has s3.n year. he looks
hardly -. for his hardships IA the ranks
OF the revoiuaanisis aud IN exile never
caa~ef hiyn 3 dav of dangerous Illness.
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baptist Churches.

pies meeting. { a p
Fremont Aurora street Preaching II a m
sid 80 = IA y tie pssstor. Rev. 1 A. salyeT.
PRAYER meeting Thursday evening"
wcss ugsAmish-Cse ol chnrra bpttsfng
eisrcnuaued an4 Glv.Ee service viii he Aeld L,
Mt. Fosters house "a River PARK a, O'clock
Ballard iNorweg, ar Danisal- Odi Fellow.
Hal. corner LGaTy ave aud second avenue
NeEwoEl 81 serlnoa and hApiismAl .erylce al 4 a
II. by Rev. &. " klaWaiL
lis"TSetowR Baptist Sunday school I.
AueTturT. sgpeTln'eudeat. Meets every sun
dAy IN Wards ball. opposite t,Tsat strives pawsr
neEsc, GEORGETOWN. sE - s. ia
Norwegian Danish sixth ana Vfrsinta street.
6 " f4R.sal. pzsiof service. IL 4 n and
~ . ~ Bap;asmsl service a. !. 10, SUNDAY
seatoi, L Is y n; \. r. Z. 6,sS p ~
Sweaish Bell sad kisaih street. Rev. Aue
Olson. pastor rssitfesce 81 Dexter street
Services II q. a. and a. T. IN. SanGay schos1,
u IA Young reapses wsst1ag. = m. , psaye-
meeting. fhuFsfAy. = n, yoang peoq.e'-
nasstius Saturday. p n
Narsei S,rees-sarSes aad Main street.
Rev. ". I. Fle<E0r rxstr PREACHING Al a
N sna 10 ., n. Moratag sas3eeI. ..-el.-
Confidence. eveaIus. "fefeefua; napplnssN
sunday seAooi al = Is n n. N0unz ps9pts .
nesting y Ii Prayer meeting Thursday ~
80 n
Sao has ocea cSla~I q ths pssaotNts 81 sns
Mount k'on EAFt'si cAurea tco.orea). Is tx
Dsei@3 10 stFiss ia the city ta.tsy- lie VII
ftv@cR ale art sermon to-day. SUNDAY. At "a
: e.oSA a. ,heiE place Of meeting, tegHs
Natural SIS ball. University sreunas
Frst--Fsasgh street. nx;ween James and
tseTrF ire&eAiaz II . Il aa4 . - q "a
Pc hcs- Il Z Pierce Aoratng .esss4,t
launch t'as in;o the Desc" evening saaseef,
' Ar4st's1tsy and t0xey sgndsy school At
80 ei @efalas service Young pecple .
.arts-S - p IA fFayss sascglaS TaarsiAS
- 3 IL
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THE NEW YORK. MARKETS.
BANK STATEMENT.

Following 10 the bank statement issued
today. for the week, as compared with the
preceding week:
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miscellaneous

Barracks, SIS Jackson street Frazer meetinE
IA IN. Holmes, meeting, II a. m. Free an
easy. ) p. ~. \ roussng meeting At p m.
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fSo<ices fer tsis Department mBa be asn5sc
n ey 5eiesocx saturday - sassrs sossrssoz
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Reduced prices for James Pyie's Pear
line. the best washing compound. Large
SIZE. pound packages, swo for &c; small
sIEe, &c per package.
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Salvation Arm

The Theosopaical Society meets in fet;,s
music hall, l01s Front street. 7:So p. m. sub
iect for discussion, "karna aad Heredity.'
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Tbeosophy.

Tenth and Pine. John Glen, pastor--sahbsth
school, s:4S a. m; preaching morning and
evening, prayer meeting, Wednesday night
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Coorree.t,onaI Cnurenea.


First Church of Evsrett-Sunday school at
10 a. m. Heary Porter. superintendent Com
munion every sunday at II q IN
Olympic Avenue-si4 Olympic avenue Rev
R. r. Moss, pastor sunday school 10 q IN.
Preaching IL g. M and 7:3o p N.
Erst-seneca street, between Third ard
Fourth. Rev. r. r. Dunlap, minister. Resi-
denee. III Harrison street: telephone l02a All
services at the i. ". G. A. auditorium. l4lT
Front street Preaching, IL q. N. and p m
sunday school AZ l2:5a Endeavor Society At
e:45 p H. Morning sermon on The Preacher
aud the Coming Kingdom" Evsntng-Eigh-
teenth sermon against RonAnism-"
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Rev. r. T. Dunlap viii address the 4 O'Clock
rally OF the Young Meas Christian Association
at their hall. i4l7 Front street All Young men
sad strangers in the city are invited 10 attend.
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U,i,ed Presbyterian Church.

sixth aud Seneca streets. Rev. 8 Dell John
sson, pastor; residence. 7l5 spring street
Preaching II 4 IN. and .. m Sabbath
school, i2:l5 p m. Young Peoples Society.
s:s5 p. m Prayer meeting Thursday 1T 7:5o
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Drafts~-on sight. New York. per 500.
Exc premium. Sterling biils-on London.
today bank. Sass.
silver bars. per ounce. Gsaso5isc.
Mexican dollars, 53af s3ise.
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Seventh. between Pike and Union Rev W.
g. Eliot. jr. minister. Service, ii g. ~. sub
jsct of sermon: The Recent Pacific Coast Unit
tartan Conferences ut san Francisco" sunday
school at l2.Sa Seats free
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Advent Churches.
Seventh Dsy-Sos Poplar street Preaching
p. m
Christian chapel-Warren street, half block
north OF Front street power house. services
III a m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-19

dida en6rgica respecto solares Solo de
ese modo sc embelleceria Ponce Sus GALES
Sc irian transformando POGO POGO, {
vuelta de algunos aiios seria esta la ciudad
mas bella de las Antilas puesto que condi-
clones tiene para clio.
Esto, que parece hoy un sueflo, no 10 se-
ria 81 contasemos con un Municipio mas ac-
tiyoy patri6tico. AL
Pero de todos modos, 10 cierto es Que
Ponce renace que nosotros asistimos con
gusto su renacimento.
Pronto tendra I'm tranvia el6ctrico; va
goza, aunque en- I'M trayecto reducido, de
las ventajas del ferrocarril Sc proyecta
un magni6co casino que dentro de POGO &C.
ra un hecho. Tratase de adoquinar la ca
lie de Atocha, y 4 esta, seguramente scgui-
ran otras siempre para clio haya buena yo-
luntad por parte de nuestro Ayuntamiento.
Poblaci6n tan rica como esta, con ele-
mcntos sociales tan valiosos como los que
Sc albergan en su seno, no puede caer ja-
mas en- un abandono suicida.
Nosotros esperamos verla salir de esa
laxitud, hermosa Y bella, como surgio We.
nus
"al beso de Ia luz sobre los mares"
MARIANA ABRlL.
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las aguas para reposar languidamente sobre
los tres colinas que la circundan y la guar
dan dc los vicntos del norle. Su posici6n
es analoga d la de Barcelona, pero menor
que 6sta en- extension, empero mayor en-
limpieza municipal, sin que ESQ quiera de-
cir que Barcelona no pueda leyantar altiva
sn cabeza en- ese concepto, pues sc enorgu-
lece, y con raz6n, de ser la primera entire
las primeras de Espaha y la mayor del Me-
dtcrraneo.
Seguimos con mar EN- calma pero tan en-
calma que al atravesar otra vez el golfo de
Lyon, dcnsa ncblna nos obligo d refrenar
la Marcia del vapor que era de ounce mi
Has por hora, pues teniamos inter6s Ell He
gar en- % horas, y debido d esa causa hici
mos la travesia en- "a
J. VI. PASTOR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-19
N0TAs DE vIAJE
SALVADOR CANALS.
DE PONCE 4 GENovA

Sobreponiendome cuanto me decian,
me atrevi embarcarme en- el CiHd 6 &C.
nora.
Ell viaje en- dcho buque no me pesa, nj
me pesara.
Un POGO apretados los pasajeros de la
clase distinguida por ser demasiado su MI
nero.
Mas 4 los pocos dias nos acostumbramos
4 aquella estrechez de camarote, pnes ep>4o
demas 1bamos bien.
La libertad de pedir & cualquiera hora
10 que Sc nos antojase, ell precio reducido
de los extraordinarios, la bondad y el carl
no dc la ofcialidad, contribuy6 en- mucho
& que olvidasemos los primeros sinsabores.
Ell tempo no parecia de Mayo, sino pro-
pio del mes de Febrero, obligandonos el
frio, bastante fucrte, d vestir de lana.
FL mar, bastante duro y las corrientes
completamente en- contra, no permitlan que
ei buque, un POGO sucio t4mbien de 81, de-
samollase todo SUI andar. Sin embargo,
desde San Thomas q Canarias tardamos 227
horas desde este punto Cabo Espartel 54
y desde este Gltilno Geneva 65.
Desde Canarias Cabo Espartel nos al
canz6 los ramalazos de un temporal COM
pleto, y al llegar Geneva, supimos que
en- aquellos dias habia pasado uno del
n N. 0. al S. S. Z.
Cuando empezamos pasar ell golfo de
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4 DIESTRO Y SINIESTRO

Por falta de espacio en- otras secciones
tracmos hoy esta al apreciable colega Ell
independents.
AL contestar nuestro articulo El Obstd-
culo, 10 hace con una habilidad POGO ha6i-
Hdosa, pues llega hasta decir, que el actual
programa de nuestro partido, que defende
LA DEMocRAcIA, es Ell mismo que santifca
ell Boletin.
No es NAL pan c que hace 81 colega
con esas tortas.
Nosotros defendemos la autonomia de los
muncipios y de la Diputaci6n provincial,
y el Boletl,, la combate
Nosotros pedimos que los alcaldes sean
nombrados por elecci6n popular cuando
menos dentro del seno de los ayuntamien-
tos, y el Boletm combate ambas formulas.
Nosotros pedimos la division de mandos
y ell Boletin la combate.
Nosotros pedimos 81 sufragio universal 3
cuando menos la rebaja minima de la cuo-
ia; y El Boletin Sc opone ambas cosas.
Nosotros conbatimos el cusersmo, v Ey
Boletin 10 prohija
En- d6nde esta la santifcaci6n que Ia
prensa Unconditional hace de 10 que nos u
otros defendemos
mo es este hablar por hablar, 81 es
que en- clio no ha llevado el colega Ia SANTA
intenci6n de presentarnos al pals tan con.
servnd0res por 10 lnenos como los incondis
cionaess
Pues Sc ha llevado lin gran chasco, pors \
que ell pals nos conoce nos lee diario.
En- 10 dnico que podemos tener puntos.st
de contacto con III Boletin, es en- que 81 nj
nosotros somos separatistas 8
Y este, eolega, no empaha
nuestro honor nj nuestra historic,
puesto que amamosa & Espsha
sin doblez y sin patraiia,
orgullosos de sa gloria.
Peso pucsto el colega en- la pendiente degs
los desvarfos, llega hasta negar, 10 que ayers
defendio su director, este es, que en- nues-
tro programa decentralization, no caben
las ref.rmas politicas y cuantas libertades
necesita la colonia para su prosperidad. ",
Y es que E1 independents olvida-i sis
sera fragil de memoria que en- nuestro
programa SC pide e sufragio universal, las
leyes todas porque Sc rige la Peninsula NJ
igual derecho lie representation de que
gozan las provincias peninsulares.
Con este, y con la autonomia de los mu
nicipios la decentralization en- todos los
6rdenes lie la administraci6n--y todo este
consignado esta en- nuestro programa-no
necesita mas la colonia, para su prospcri-
dad.
Y 81 este, que tendra que llcgar algdn
dia, porque todas las naciones 10 conceden
a sus colonias, nos cuesta hoy tan titanicos
esfuerzos ses patri6tico nj razonable siquie-
ra, que 10 abandonemos para ir Ell pos de
una autonomia poitica, que hoy por hoy
no la necesita la colonia y que nos lanzarla
en- una lucha mas titanica adn, que SO pro-
longaria por una infnidad de amos en- los
cuales la administration del pals estarfa Ell
manos dc les bur6cratas
Ell que estas lineas escribe ha conocido y
dido en- Madrid Ia opinion de muchos re-
publicanos avanzados y les ha visto mos
trarse partidarios dc la decentralization
administrative, pero no de la autonomia
politica
Y 81 estos son los republicanos / que d.
ra ,El independents de los gobiernos de Ia
monarquia ?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-19

Puerto Rico no es Jauja, no, a
pesar de 10 c6modamente que Sc
manejan los tres millones do sus
presupuestos bondadosos, y 81 no
hubiera mil y una pruebas, ahora
tendria el senior Becerra para per-
suadirse de clio, una dagrante y
autorizada en- el manifesto que aca
ban do lamar los disidentes del par,
lido Unconditional puertorriqueno
No es ese documento una ahrma
ci6n categorical pero envuelve una
negaci6n terminante, claro anuncio
de aquella a6rmaci6n que falta.
No ah1man Ell ese documento los
disidentes del desprestigiado parti-
d6 iHconaaiieeiieeaaa IN -programa com
pleto nj 50 senalan uu rumbo; pero
njegnn de una manera rotuuda y sa-
ludable que pueda continuar 81 par
lido con sus viejos procedimientos
por sus derroteros Antiques
81 el partido Unconditional quiere
ser algo it'll y vivo, no uu anacronis-
mo muerto 81 quiere trocarse de
pedestal que era para un hombre y
do Instruments para la mas des
dichada y odiosa domination perso
nal, en- factor esenciai y fecundC
para la re,tauracion dc Puerto Ri
co y para el estabecimiento solidt
de su POI venir, imp6nesele una evo
lnci6n profunda y una metam6rfo
sis radical. De partido analfabet'
sin sentido ha de convertirse ei
partido con cerebro y con progra
ma.
Esto es el manifesto Convoca
toria explicita para la pr6xim;
asamblea del partido, no sabemo
que desarrollo habrasele dado Ell
esta a aquel embri6n. De todas ma
neras, parecenos simpatico ese mo
vimiento de hombres tan importan
tes y prestigiosos eu Puerto Rlc'
como don Gregorio Ledesma -un'
Nperiencia respetabilisima " dol
licardo Mendizabal una aotivida'
senerosa y al cual ha prestado 81
adhesion, aqdi en- la Peninsula,
dip .tado puertorrlqueno senor Gas
con.
Perseveren en- ese camno 10
dis'dentes, senalense un o. jeto
adopt-n IN pr"grama do reto M
practices, y entouces, con ese re
nacimiento polltico eu la colonia, =
conseguira para su bien que no $
Ia crea en- la M-tropoli JA'ja Guy
gobierno este al alcance de cua'
quier Paturot.
SALVADOR CANALS.