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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

/ poiios dc luenga antiguedad
Agradecemos Ia Hue tradisima coabora
ciop, que va an las columnas cd ria la,
con el tituio RetrOd, ddando siempye
tratandose de la p|uma fa:il elegant,
del ex directoc dc la Rspistu, creemos excu
sads cualquier recommendation.
En- los ejemplares que fueron syer ha
ca el oAste por el tren do Yanco, se escp.
parou multtnd de- erratss do butu, oue
siendo tantas, no queremos advertir un,
por una, enc mend audolas al buen sentil,
de los ecsores.
Ocnrre que pars componer las planas t.
nemos se'S horas no mas, desd4 Ia. nu-v.
DO la mshsna en- que concluye la d,stribu
con del tipo en- las chj AZ, hnsta las tres d,
Ia tarde en- que ant'a on prensa el p-rod CT
como el ten sale hora fila, vece.
no ~ corrje, fla de evtar que ei core,
no nuada agnardsr los paqretas.
Y de- NH las erratas que con frecuenc;
adve' tiran nuestros amigos, los cuale
rogamos NIL perdones
Todos los da hasta las nusve y medi,
De Ia noche, parmaneceu abertas en- Ia Cspi
tai las o6cinas de nuestro q1erido co'eg
III Bnscapr en- donde SO encuentra 4 dispo
aici6n del que qu'era Grnlarls Ia exposic 8
contra los monopolios.
Ap!au limos la actitud del coleg,.
En las Ohcinas de obras del puerto de |,
Capital reventarou dos l&mparas Ilenas de
petroleo de Catdiio produciendo un peoueh.
ipcendio.
En- Ia institution de enseianzs superic,
de San Juan han psdido datos para mstricu
larse en- os diversos cursos do las Facults
des vente j6venes.
HAmos recibido nm ejemplar del E4cala
f6u del institute de Voluntarios de esta la
que contiene el estado general militar d,
los lefes, ohcislee, capellsnes, NE licos,
n,u 'icos msyores sargentos, rabos, hasts
.----. .coclneros ell active. supernumerarios
honorarios exentos en- | De Julio de 1894.
Damos las gracias por la atencion
Ha falecido en- San Juan, Nvictima d,
cruel ebfsrmedad, el horrado artesano do,
Nicolas BAltran.
Descanse gu paz.
Se nos informa que varios pn|peros d.
esta c'udad expenden los bol.oarss do,
ochsvos Ia csj tita.
En- nuestra sdicci6n del lunes dsremos
conooer al lIbico los nombres de s,tos ca
balleros la.... borosos.
Sabemos que se estan real'zando alaunos
trabaJos preparat"rios para la construction
dc un muelle p-"visiousI en- la marina d.
esta ciudad, por Ia Jnuta de puerto bsjo Ia
Immediate u INSPECTION del cap tan y, nor
Boada.
Seeun cuenta un colega local ell reputable
actor cubano Pauline Delgado tuvo un Ian
ce personal con I'm director de orouests ep
la republica de Guatemala.
Las autoridades entiepdsn en- el asunto
enco1 trandose preso ell sehor D, lg do.
Seg1n la prensa sustraca, ell archiduoue
Gullermo, muerto hece pocos dias conss
cuencia dc una caida de cabaIlo, deja una
fortuna de varios miones de Aorines, que
4 excepciea do un legado de 800 mil Aorinas
para 50 hermana la archiduquesa Isabel,
nsdre do la Reina R.gente de Espaha, pa
,ara poder de su sobrino ell archiduaue
Eogenio, que tamben ha heredado su ito
IN la dignldad de gran maestro de la Orden
eutonica del mperio.
I'll unes hs debido verGcarse en- las of
;lnas de la Compahia ferrovisria la suba4ta
lelas obraa del trozo comprendido entire Ma
'agiez y Hermigueros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

--lMala peste contra los anonimosl
--SRecibe usted muchoss
81, senior; pero no hago caso de ellos.
--jLos quema usted9
NADIA dc ESQ. Los aprovecho para man
arselos a mis- amigos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03
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DE DOS MAGNIFICAS FINCAS

de7ea ean M noer atender
5ay Santa ba I"mprcndndo mha
f gme'rcae mcadas
hnon En tado cndas
de CT a
O pao herbas yididas
o aiambre de
Dchas ppeda canine coto, ~
n media hora en- coch. N"'0'''O quo pue'f
Ssynd'n as dos solo ots sepaadamante
que las erese desee obtene mas e puede dg
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03
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FABRICA DE CIGARRILLOS
PREMIADA CON MEDALLA DE GRO EN la EXpOsI(u6N
DE PUERTO-RICO
DE PUERTO-RICO

Para todos cgrios pedan
e mjmo
saJen dgu pagan las fa
mandan Puerto Rico prodncoS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

Dice nueStro' estimado colega La CORES.
pondencia'
"Ahora esta tomaudo cuerpo Dor esta
Capital otro SC dice que huele 4. .chiro.
picese que los pesos vi+jos que psrec.u
nuavos 10 scunan Embellishments en- 81
pals, utlI'zando los posteriores al sno 1859.
Entendemos que este es una hola que So
echa rodar para tapar los ojos 10. man.
sos De eesplrltu, 81 ~ verIad que So imuor-
tsu m1J'canos vlelos que parecen nusvos.
No es negoco acularlos aqui iOjo, pues, y
d We ar denunci"r chivos que ss 10 que
convisnen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03
NOTICIAS

Ia sido nombrado escribano de actuacio.
nes del lnzgado dc primera instancia de es
ia c'ndad el distipguido csbAl!ero don Luis
Yordan Davila. 'V '''
Reciba nuestro placeme.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

Al deeir de la prensa do Mayagueg, que,
40 ucdisima la velada que el domingo d.
tlmo ceIehr6 gu sus magnifcos salones e
centric "Circulo de Amigos" dc aquea
cudad.
Termin6 tan agradahe fiesta con un mag
ni6co bale.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

Il domingo d-jo de exstir an Ia cinlad
de Msyagi'ez 81 snt'guo periodista don En- =
rique BsItran Dslgado.
Euviamos & la f,mila del infortulado
compshero Ia expression de maestro mas sen =
lido pesame.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

Nuestro estmabla con pahero don Ag';s-
tin Navarrete nos envia un articulo Dien
pensado y bien escrito, sobre los actusles
monopo(ios y gu smitnd con otros mono
poiios dc luenga antipuedad
Agradecsmos Ia llu, tradisima colsbota-
ciop, que va an las columnas cd ,ra les
cor el tituio Rero~ ada"do siempre
\ tratandose de la plnma fa;l y epgapte
4 a ex directoc do u Repistu, creemos excu
sada cualquer recommendation.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

Durante el mes entrsnte de Agosto Sc We.
ran en- iuicio oral y pubco en- esta AuAien
eis diea nueve causas por distintos deli
tos
Psra e dia tres estan anunciados uno
pertenecienta al juzgsdo do Cosmo. por ho-
mcidlo, contra Francisco Vazquez Fantauz
ri: otro por hurto, contra Pablo Ahcea, que
pertenece al juzgado de esta ciudad Magis-
trado Ponente on amta1 casas, seiior Sc
rantee, abogados sci hores Sanchez Guz
man; procuradores, sehores Pasarell Gsu
tier, respectivam ente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

soma conocida.
Dice El lmparc'ol de Maysguez;
aver por la tarde re"uper6 la lbertad al
se nor Lopez de Victoria, director de 9 Ell
Dlario Popular" meda1te la 6anza de 800
duros que habia decretado 81 Juzgado e.
ia fue con.ttuida por dos caballeros perte-
heciente al partido conservador, v no por
que 10 hublera autonomietas dispuestos 4
mar nuestro comrshero, sino camo prutba |
de que todos sin distinction de mstices AZ.
tan al lado de la p,epsa perseguida.
EI dia 2S del pr6ximo pasado Agosto to-
mo possession del Jazgado de- Ia instancia dc
Vega bsja, para cuya cargo fue nombrado
hace POGO, e sefor don Ricardo Pareis.
Fijese el pn6lioo, ffjense especialmsote
los padres de tamilia, en- Ia circular del Co
hgio Central, que pubcamos en- sitio prefe.
rente del perodico.
Els documGnto bien escrito, sue va Dor ST
solo predispone en- bien del uuevo piante
do ensensnza.
No uos cansaremos de recomendarlo
nuestfos lectores, porque en- 81 vsmos una
esperanto para nuestra juventud estudioss
20 colo de Ponce, sno de ests banda Sur
de "a Isla
No dudamos que 81 colegio alcanzara vi ;
da robusta, con el apoyo dol pdblico que
dentro de POGO sc convertira Gu una verda.
de,a institution educadora.
Aver tuvimos el gusto de reebir en- ests
'edacci6u la vista de nuestro estimable
,ompatriota don Modes to Bird, ioven Iicep.
,isdo en- cirugfa dental, que ya ei4rei6 ca Ia
sls .durante algin tempo, que trse eI
'rop6'ito de estabecer-e on Ponce, Vi en- u
'nentra local ce1trico do buenss copdi d
oues, n
Saludanos carihosamente al amigo Bird D
deseamos que logre .esizsr sus proypctos p
ARA contarle entte nueetrus mas valosos q
Juveciuos.
Entire los varios sintomas que denuncian
n el cnerpo humano Ia existenca de- Ia. d
,mbrices, citanse, como seguros, en- los tt
mos particplarm snte, la dureza trantez IL
el vientre, sobresatos durante 81 suebo. 2,
petite variable, etcetera 9,
Para ESQ es remedio e6caz el Vermifugo 10
adea 8
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

Ponce. setiembre 10 de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

Hemos recibido un an6nimo de Arroyc
en- el que SO nos da cuenta de I'm suceso
scsacido en- aquela localidsd No podemos
insertarlo porque nosotros no publiramos
notlcias que no vepgan por coDducto de
nnestro corresponssl con la Grma de per-
soma couocda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

Ponce, Agosto 81 de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

En- Ia institution de ensehanza superic,
de San Juan han psdido datos para matricu
!arse en- loa diversos cursos do las Facults
des veinte j6venes.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
OVATION TO MORTON.
rhe Governor Elect Holds Reception ut
the Union League Club.

The Governor Elect Holds Reception ut
the Union League Club.
NEW Y0RK, Dec. 7.-Governor Elect
Morton stood for an hour and ten minutes
under floral canopy surmounted by an
American nag, with Welcome" blazing
in electricity above his head in the thea
ter Of the Union League club while z, 300
persons passed before him, each OF whom
he shook by the hand and tried to say
something pleasant to-
The reception was intended to be a
compliment by the club to both Governor
Elect Morton and Mayor Elect Strong,
but Mr. Strong contracted cold at the
Ohio society dinner on Tuesday night
which has since become complicated with
the gout, obliging him 60 take to his bed.
He sent letter Of regret in consequence
The guests who were invited to the re-
ceptlon included the whole committee Of
| seventy, members Of tho Loxow commit
| tee. representatives of the army and navy,
in addition to Governor Mckinley, Thom-
as g. Platt Thomas B. Reed, Governor
/ Merriam OF South Dakota, Chairman
/ Charles W. Hackett of the state commit
tee, Judge Albert Haight, John ". Golf
and few others. Mono Of the Hebrew
members Of the committee Of seventy cx-
cept DR. a. Jacob put In an appearance.
| The only Lexow committeeman present
were Senators Bradley and Robertson,
/ Governor Mckinley arrived late but Re
corder Elect Goff, Thomas G. Platt and
| Thomas B. Reed staiH away
| The clubhouse had been decorated foI
| the occasion IN tho most expensive and
| elaborate manner Six lines of incandes
cent lights in rcd, white and blue, amount
| ing in all to about 1000, slirmounted by
q cluster of white lights, decorated thC
| Fifth avenue side. The effect was sucl
that crowds collected ON Fifth avenue tt
admire the decoration. Inside were vas
clusters of ferns and flowers arranged
with exquisite taste, while above all huni
American flags and streamers Of ditferen
shapes and sizes.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
ponnlnrItr I'D aolE

The new game, or rather the old, re-
vamped game Of golf has apparently
come to stay. The New York Herald
says: Judging by the numbers and
quality Of the spectators at the golf
tournament games being played in this
vicinity, and from the zest and enthusl-
Asm Of the players, this old country sport
has established itself In firm favoritlsm
with the more actively inclined Of society
men and women. There is little wonder
that the gams Is making such rapid
headway or that links are In course OF
preparation at SO many points within q
radius Of hfty miles OF this city, for
there are many features Of the sport that
recommend It,"
Any one that has health and energy
enough to walk four or Eve miles and
can swing a ''cleek" or q knblick'
with fair amount Of accuracy may joir
In the sport It provides an exefeis,
that Is exhllaratiug without being ex.
hAusting, and the chances OF the game
la which skill and luck play each its part
keep the minds Of the players pleasantly
interested, while their bodies are deriving
benefit for the necessary exsrtion Of driv
ing the ball over several miles Of llnk
and 10 and out Of tEs seven holes. to gal
which, with the least number Of strokes
is the object Of the game.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
EDITORIAL COMMENT

The South does not know Thanksglv-
Ing Day aa the rest Of the country knows
Ii, but we still know enough down here
to be grateful for turkey and trimmings,
and we say grace every day. y.-Aslanta
Constitution.
Let not vain man get too gay over the
report that comes from Paris that there
will be reduction Ia the size Of ladies'
sleeves The swelling will simply break
out In a new place Toledo Blade.
There is only one Parkhurat DR..
Macarthur appears TO labor under the
mistaken idea that there are two. New
York Mercury.
Miss Willard thinks women would
make good policemen. There Is certainly
no doubt as to their knowing more about
what Is going on than most policemen
do - Washington Star.
There Is a rumor that Colonel r g.
/ Ingersoll Is delivering really new
lecture this season The statement,
however, maybe device OF the advance
agent. Indianapolis Journal.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
what mast BE Done.

From the Baltimore Sun.
The people repudiated the party at the
elections because the party leaders had
repudiated its platform before the
elections What it's representatives In
Congress must do now, II they desire to
atone for the past ana relnstate them.
selves In popular esteem, is to return 70
Democratic principles, not get farther
away from them, for the farther they
depart from thoee principles the farther
they put themselves from the people and
from the hope Of restoration to political
power. No matter what conferences
aud eaucuses they may hold, they cal
discover no line OF policy so promising
no program productive OF better results
than a simple adherencs to their plighte'
faith The path Of safety is the path o
| honor.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
Mitchell
\ Bash,
219 Market Street.
Wilmington, DEL, Dec. 7, 'S4
If YOU ARE
WITHOUT A COAT
Or want some idea Of a present ant
the prices for
AN XMAS GIFT

Then peruse this column. You can
ird aameihlng here to please your friends
-somsthing that will be reminder OF
your "best wishes.
It's early to be making low rrices-but
tbaf doesn't count-now is the time sou
need the Coat-now Is the time to lower
the prices.
A very pretty black beaver Goat, vide
rev eres aud large buttons, "a 9S
A stylish black Coat lsrge buttons
ard very wide sleeves, 94 9S
Brown Coat-lsrge buEtons-full sleeve
worth twice as much. So 4S
Handsome black beaver Coat-large
sleeves fnll length-iatest cpt-marked
at cost. SO SO
Back double Cape-with brsid ard fur
thinning made 70 sell for $500 -our
price, $4ss
Light prey Coat regular made-very
pretty. So 4S
Ladies' dark blue Coat--large sleeves
reveres and buttons, 81 9S.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
LOST ALL HER SAVINGS.
Young Woman Robbed Of $4,000 ON the
Streets of Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Dec. Miss Josephine
Brand Of Lawrenceburg, Ind, was rob
bed Of $40, 500 in cash on the streets Of
Cincinnati. She is a teacher at Lawrence
burg, and by her savings for many years,
added TO an Inheritance from her father,
she accumulated quito a sum, which was
increased by a fortunate investment in
bonds. Recently she sold these bonds and
put the cash proceeds Of them in the Con-
tral Trust and Safe Deposit company in
this city.
Desiring to have the money reinyested,
she drew it from her box in the safe de-
posit company late yesterday afternoon.
She put it in three rolls-one Of &c. 600
in rather small bills, one Of 1900 mostly
in 500 bills and one Of about $500. These
she put in black satin hand satchel,
with leather bottom, and went on
Fourth street to catch o'clock train
at the Central depot. AT Fourth street
and Central avenue in a throng Of peopl,
some one came behind her and seized the
satchel and ierked it off her arm, pushed
her violently and escaped In the crowC
and darkness without leaving clew
Evening journal., 1894-12-07

The Daily Republican prints q ballot
aud has thrown open its polls to the
supporters OF the several aspirauts for a
scat in the United States Senate Now
is J e. @. o'S. Addicks's opportunity.
He can buy up the entire Republican
circulation and elect himself-by the
newspaper coupon scheme. A premium
is offered for repsaters. Vote early and
orten
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
The Income TAX.

From the Louisville Courier-Journal.
Before smart people In Congress de-
feat the income tax law by defeating an
appropriation for it's execution, would 1t
not be we'll 70 provide some method for
supplying the deficiency In the public
revenues which would result from the
nulllGcAtion of that law2 The present
tariff act was passed with the sssump-
tlon that certain part Of the revenue
was TO be raised from an income tax.
The people who would now prevent the
collection OF that tax are evidently
aotuated BY considerations OF the
private pocket rather than Of the public
| Treasury
Evening journal., 1894-12-07

subject Of earnest appeal from the people
and press generally for several years
paet. II Is also OF Importance that
measures be taken for the location and
construction OF proper municipal
bniIding for the District Of Columbia
Il is Ia the interest OF economy and
safety that these accommodations be
provided. l. is In the nature OF de
reelection to duty that Congress from year
to year ignores the matter Cannot the
closing session OF Congress do something
towards making amends for legislative
neglect and non action In the past2
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
The Prosident and the Bonds.

From the St. Louis Globe-De mocrat.
Those members Of Congress who are
threatening TO make trouble for Presl.
dent Cleveland on account OF the bond
Issue will not receive any encourage
ment from intelligent and patriotic
citizens The selling Of bonds in time
Of peace to meet the current expenses Of
the government Is a deplorable thing, Of
course but under existing conditions It Is
unavoidable. There is no other way to
bridge the difference between receipts
and expenditures. When the govern
ment Is paying out more than II is taking
In, It must necessarily resort 70 borrow
ing, Just the same as an individual under
like circumstances IL Is Of the utmost
Importance that the Treasury gold fund
shall be protected, and that Is essential
to The safety Of the natio1al currency
and the preservation OF the national
credit. President Cleveland has simply
done what duty requires Of him, and
what we may bs sure he would gladly
have avoided if any other course bad
/ been practicable.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
Fonrth class rostma.ters.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-The following
fourth class postnastors were appointed
New Jersey-Danville, j. d. Cooper
New York-East Java, r. j. Fitzmau-
rice; Fortsyille, Mrs Della Murray; Frost
Valley. Shurdan Satorlce; Hector, r. c..
Durland. ana North Lawrence, Mrs. Mary
Harrington
Pennsylyania-Gl Glade Run, e. L. Coates
Gross and Stahlstown, Josephine Bell.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07

An exchange says that 1T is generally
believed that John Edward Charles
O'Sullivan AddIcks has pockoted the
State Of Delaware and proposes to be the
next United States senator from that
sovereign state, and that his wife has
instituted divorce proceedings against
him. Oar contemporary asks; Bow
would It do for little Delaware TO try
also to get a divorce on the ground Of
non resIdence2
Evening journal., 1894-12-07

A country merchant got pretty we'll
worked the other day by hay seed"
looking fellow who stepped in for q
bottle Of beer Before the beer was
supplied he changed his mind and
thought he would take some Holsters.
These being handed to him he concluded
he would exchange them for loaf oi
bread The exchange was made, and
with the bread under his arm the Gus
toner was leaving the shop when he wal
told that he had not paid. Paid fo
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
Er.Govcrnnr nowlc,s Funeral.

BOWIE, Nd, Dee. THE funeral Of
Ex-Governor Oden Bowie took place here
The remains were inferred in the family
burying ground near the Bowie mansion
Despite the published notice that the fu
neral would be private, not only q larg'
concourse Of friends from Baltimore at
tended, but the people for miles aroune
Fairyiew turned out en- masse.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
Some Pretty Xmas Gifts.

Hand Painted Glasses tied with ribbons
10c
small Rose Jars-plain glass or opal
hand decorated 25c.
Glass Match Receivers decorated 25c
Hand Painted. Italian Ware Plates 25s.
Rose Jsrs-from SOC TO 81 90
Hand Painted Vases-sn shapes and
STYLES from so 10 SIC.
Hand Painted Water Bottles lass
81 1s
pin Cusbiona-all shapes 10c.
Pin Trays and Picture Frames 1Oc.
Atomizers 23c to Csc.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
sHEEHAN INDICTED.
New York Police Commissioner Charged
With Contempt.

New York Police Commissioners Charged
With Contempt.
NEW YORK, Dec. Ut is understood
that the grand jury has ordered an indict-
ment against Police Commissioners Shee-
han for contempt OF the Lcxow committee
in refusing to produce his bankbooks
and checkboolSs when asked to do so by
John w. Goff, counsel to the committee,
when Commissioner Sheohan was wit
ness before the committee
1t was expected that the indictment
would be filed yesterday. 1t viii in all
probability be filed today AS soon ms il
is fled this police commissioner-on OF
the four heads of the police department
Of this great city-will himself be Liable
to arrest by any police officer
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
rhe MlnneanoIIs Aeeented.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-The navy depart
ment has preliminarily accepted the cruis-
er Minneapolis and authorized the pay
ment Of S4l4, 600 to Mr. Cramp, the build
er, being the amount Of the premium
earned by the vessel The Minneapolis
win be put in commission not later than
Monday next and VIII be assigned TO the
North Atlantic station.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
NIrs. arannIa,a nIIsslon.

From the New York Advertiser.
Mrs Grannis remains in measure
aqitAtod and rufiled Captain ecbmitt-
berger's report uhat the living pictures
are not likely TO disrupt society comedies
with her own views, but she is far from
pleased with society as she finds 1t In the
opera boxes She thinks there is danger
here. aud yat Is at loss TO know exactly
how to 20 about to avert It Mrs Gran
mis- is q woman Of fertile resources and Is
likely to End way May the plying
gods protect us II she doesn't.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
go snnhs tho snltan.

LONDON, Dec IA dispatch from Var
ma says that after q long delay tho car
has sent cold and formal acbnowledg-
ment Of the sultan's effusivc message
promising to send special mission e
congratulate the car on his marriage.
This snubbing is assumed to be INTENDED
as a mark Of the cars displeasure on ac
count OF the Sassoun outrages.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07

Joseph Medill, who is brought forward
by his friends as candidate for the
United States Senate, is the editor Of the
Chicago Tribune. he Is quoted IS say
ing: "Polltics and Office seeking are
pretty good things to be let alone BY a
man who has intellect and indiwdu-
ality Generally he win get more hap
piness out Of his life, am sure, attend
ing to his own business. respecting God,
his conscience and the Grand Jury and
doing only what these three powers will
let him" These words show that
whether a senator or not, Mr. Medn
would make an entirely acceptable one