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The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
Railway Rurnblings.

There have been many runaors floating
around Of late that James J. HILL Of the
Great Northern, Is looking about for an
opening into Southwestern territory, and
that he would be most likely to take a
hand in the reorganization Of the Santa
Fe. All Of which are very forcibly de-
MED by Mr.. Hill. .5 .ss3.
Atty Gen. Childs has returned from a
trip to the northern part of, the state.
Within the next few days it Is expected
that he will give an opinion on the land
grant case Of the Duluth & Iron Range
railroad, and also in that of the North
ern Pacific, Black Hills & Fergus road.
The latter company. applied for a part OF
the grant forfeited by the Minneapolis &
st. Cloud road. #
The st: Paul and Minneapolis Rate As
ISOLATION began Its regular quarterly meet
ing Wednesday at the Union Depot in St.
Paul. All the local lines were represented.
ern, by II. Bronson, Of Chicago, and the
Wisconsin Central, by j. T. Beatty, of Mil
waukee. The work Of the session on that
day was purely routine. The new bylaws
went into effect, and under these the cleo
tion Of a permanent compiler was held
The contest laid between ]. N. Browne, OF
the Minneapolis & st. Louis road, and 3.
c. Poore, of the Northern Pacific, and it
was a spirited affair." But the result of
the ballot elected Mr.. Poore and the cleo
ton was made, unanimous. Mr.. Poore is
the chief rate clerk OF the Northern Pa
ciiic 3.S5% " gfE* En- 3.Gf EHi
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
J, ,,Rusiness Announcements.

III N l q
Business Announcements.
Chris a.. Gallagher, counsellor at law.
4Ol-4O3 Guaranty Dan Building.
J. j. Dissette. builder and contractor.
ohlce 70 Fourth street north. Telephone
SOC. o. I'D
Il you want your watch repaired cali
on Paegel, the jewe1er. ASH Third street
south. 81 s " IS. ~
John j. McHale and Ace r. Abel, law
yers, 319-320 Bank of Commerce build
ing. q. ,#s .;s. s !. ..# ,#$
real estate, loans. 12s Central avenue.
Telephone 149l. V Ii & 5 5s5
John M. Gleason, undertaken and fun
,erals director, z253 First avenue south. "A
Il. ~ Mccarthy, well contractor Es-
Inmates furnished on application, 209
Central avenue. .i.5 RI .s5-
For abstracts, exa1ninatio lions Of title In
surance call on the Title Insurance and
Trust company &. 81
Watches cleaned, 81; main spring, ST.
Paegel, the 5eWeler, 43h Third street
south. III #tss
|. 'SH.. kelly & Co. sanitary pInm bers.
Connections made to water mains. All
W y,lq guar nteed. s256 Second avenue
south. Telephone 1893 =.
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
Cheap Rates to rIadison via s.The Till.
5s g waukee.'' $S.: i

"a -.
IT, On account Of the Columbian Catholic
Summer School, to be held at Madison,
Wis.,. July 18th to August 18th, 1895, the
Chicago; Milwaukee e st. Paul Railway
will n1ake "a rate bf one fare and a third
for the round trip on the rtificate plan
No Madison and return The train SER
vice from st. Paul and Minneapolis to
Madison. via this line Is unsurpassed.
.t."rhe Milwaukee, is
The only railroad operating its trains on
the famous block system betWeeen the
Twin Cities, Milwaukee and Chicago.
The greatest device for the safe hand
ling of trains ever invented.
The only railroad lighting its trains BY
81 electricity . IL. Il. VI h. s.
The only railroad using the celebrated
& electric berth reading lamp.
The only railroad running four splen-
81 didly equipped passenger trains every
day from st. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS
sf through to Chicago via milwaukee,.
The only railroad officially selected By
the United States Government to carry
the fast mail between Chicago and che
e Northwest, l#S3 ii
Steam heated, vestibuled trains, carry
ing the latest private compartment
cars, library buffet smoking cars, and
palace drawing-room sleepers.
Parlor5 cars, free reclining chair cars and
b the very best dining car service. Ri
For lowest rates to- any point in the
4 United States or Canada, apply to
4 ticket agents. or address .s
81 il T.. CONLEY,
s5 5s ASS t Gen'l Pass. ACT,
@ st. Paul, MINI. Il
rs NOT Elegantly equipped trains
from st. Paul and Minneapolis through to
st. Louis and Kansas City daily.
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
Officers Nominated.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
4Hennepin County Catholic, Building and
Loan Association washed Tuesday night
with nearly 150 members present. Nom
nations of officers for the coming year
were made as follows:
President, j. J. Fitzgerald, M. J. Malon
first vice president, John Fallon; second
vice president, John p. Sexton; secretary
Peter Mccormick, G. j.. Pauly;; treasurer
William 7. Hoy, M. J. Gill; attorney, y
j. McHale; board of managers, (three to
elect M. J. Dannaher, ]. F. sHanily, M
n. Hartigan, Thomas Chapman, John
Harmon, Thomas Dwyer, Thos. Cowan
steward Zone to elect), Nick Smith, VIM
Collins, W. II. Gibbs s=.ss
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WAIT From Superior.

Especial to the Irish STANDARD.
81 p. McGrath, the ex-sheriff, has gone
Ion an extended trip to the coast.
q. d. McIIugh has built and furnished q
new hotel at Itasca. h Il. .s.,
H. O,Rrien went to Two Harbors on 9
business trip on M ednesday last. 5s.
NJ The bicycle meet opened on Tuesday
last. Our neighboring cites did not turn
out as we'll as expected. Still there Yves a
fair attendance from outside towns. The
races were very interesting and were Wit
messed by large crowds every day; The
st. Cloud band, who played their instru-
ments as they wheeled along on their
bikes, was a very popular body during
the entire meet, and discoursedS sweet
music with, scarcely any effort.
The Starkweather Investigation Is still
the greatest drawing card the CITY can
boast of. Duluth must be green with
envy. She never had a sensation that
even approached the immense proper
lions Of the preach r-mayor's trial The
evidence discloses some new corruption at
each session. Ii all the cities In the United
Staes are ran on the Superior plan 1t Is
about, time the municipal spirit would
wake up. The trouble is, however, that
the American people will swiftly con-
denim "boodling'' by private individu-
ais and allow corporations to take any
thing they want in the shape of franchise
and then pat them on the back.
Charles T. Monson is dead. These
words spread from mouth to mouth on
Friday evening, Of the 18th. Ills friends
could hardly believe it. They hardly
knew he had been sick. But the sad news
was too true He was stricken down with
pnepmoi1ia ON Monday. Friday evening
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
THE: LAST STRAW.
English Liberals And Home Rulers
Everywhere Beaten. \.

English Liberals And Home Rulers
Everywhere Beaten.
Thursdays dispatch from London says
that the Liberals received the news of
another serious defeat that day, when it
was announced that John Morley, who
was chief secretary for Ireland under
the Rosebery government, had been de-
feafed on NewcastIe-on-Ty Tyne, where
both the Conservative candidates were
successful The result Of the election
was as follows: G. F. Hammond, Con-
seryative, 12,sS3;;SW D. Cruddar, Con-
sentative, 1910; John Morley, Liberal,
t1l,so2; J. Craig, Liberal, II ,1544;; 7. Ham
mil, Labor, 1902. Il. !. E. s..5 III .s
rs AT the election of 1892 there was only
one Conservative candidate, opposed to
two Liberals, and the total Conservative
vote then was 1898, to 25,o5s polled
during the election just ended, a gain
lEof IL ,2yO votes for the Conservatives.
Mr. Morley in 1892 pol1ed 10, 800, votes,
I and when. he was Reelected in the same
year, on taking Office as chief secretary
for Ireland he polled ~, 988 votes; conse-
quently he received /, 126 votes less yes
ltert1ay than he did when elected in
1892. y.s5 5l.s. 81 II. 4
The defeat of Nj. Morley has caused a
great. sensation throughout Great Bril-
tain. After the result of the election
was announced, Mr.. Morley in d speech
at Newcastle said. This lis one of the
most tremendous battles ever fought IN
lany British constituency, and Il greatly
regret that we have been defeated. B,lt
ne have before shown that we know
how to bear triumph III mod eration,
and ! hope we will show that we know
how to- bear defeat With cheerful cour-
age Z, 0 Il s s.s
At the conclusion 5of his remarks, he
| paid q tribute to the fairness OF his ops
penents In the contest, and thanked his
Supporters for their Efforts during the
campaign. is# 4
! The close Of the polls showed: d ri
Southport Lancashire 81 r. Isl Hon.
| g. IN. Carzon. Conservative, 5,I53: Sir.
LII s. Napier L yland, Liberal, 4,SS9S. SIR
IH. s.. Napier Leyland WAS sknigl1ted ~
the outgoing prime mi tsr, Lord Rose
IIhary, II was said he hi 4.
ned hIss se6 iii 10 Ias III IJ1fon.
M annen
d IS allf
p
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
] 4 West Duluth.

s'5' Especial to the Irish standard) /,
T George Coleman has contract to
erect large hotel at Proctor Knott.
Paddy Mcdonald takes the lead In city
contracts this year, several thousand
dollars worth Of street impro yements hav-
ing lately been awarded to him.
The Duluth Manufacturing Company,
or the car works, az it is commonly called,
is about to start up. They have the con-
tract to build several hundred cars.
The ladies of st. James Parish will hold
a fair for the benefit Of the church in the
early part Of August. /. @
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From. the State Secretary.

Just before going to press the Irish
Standard received letter from Father
Kervick, State Secretary Of the A. O. H.,
il which he says: h. IN
Division No. 2 Hennepin, paid me to-
day "A. o. H. chair assessment Amount,
$51.O0. II It IS not too late try and get It
in the record"
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
The peatNorthern Railway

facilities west to the Pacific Coast and east to
Paul andn Minneapolis.
Of Fahead county has pGpnson Of
untold wealth It contains bank
located the klathad
largest ooay
water in Rocky Mountains
Kaane Mont or WHITNEY A, Ry,
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
! Z! ; ! I

|ssa t,f liz A !. u. III. of Fdenf1epifi County
I'M Plcntc VII hIiflrlefoil
NextsWednesiay June III tlf,S4 he Sannnal
Dfcil IA of l,e IA ncl Jill llrdersof lfibern.
tai,s Vail he held at the Lake
PARK. Lake Mil, etonklia N the eight tiiii VIZ
sions 81 the "A. .. Ell, com bined ;Rit Ia four
divisions 81 the Daugh terss of Erin and
&, a 81 I'm; IN /, e 81 j. All work
~ ID, {. Il, !. 40 ,..s
3tossi''s - - go - \
pfcnic the largest and best OF ~ the sea.
son. Many special thrains will be fur
~ 4 al ~ IA aNftnnaann1;s ana 81. I,o11fs
80, Q, !, i j. Z @.
f'fasl H. faat1teso1i = siieli 49,
The program OF sports and a W
lis the best ever offered aud tie prizes,
fort s.four il, y, ,,,er AZ, 81 s,,seful aud
8. -, g,,, 4, !.
49, 49, 80 VIZ s. 8
fs the program Tor t l1sf'I. DAY ana the lls1
|nf prizes to be given to the winners:
- same ~ hasa hi Nj, Div. No.
!, 7, 4 j, Z. = !, i,
s'sa -l 8 pisheu lt.n ~ - m. =
divisions, time 1880 p. n lst prize pau
and bat, donated by Bachner Bros; 2nei
nrize hox clears 4seo Il. Newell IL Co.
J, q. AZ u. IL
- 49, n ~ = - - - =,
prize W rock1n gcha]1lr, donated Dy bout Ital
Bros. !; End prize, silver mounted cane.
Rarnaby 4 CO. "a nrize. box Of Tom
49,. ,r,rr,,,;a,, e na1in ~
49, : - = :, -. 80 -
ad--l0O YARD dash; Isl prize, BIZ fancy
sweater, Plymouth Clothing House; End
prize, hat, Palace Clothing House; Sd
prize, box cigars, W. S. Conrad.
,4tf-Standing Jump; LIST prize, silk TIM
brella, Young & Belanger; End prize, pair
tan shoes, Knoblach & Sons; Sd, outing
shirt, Union Clothing Co. sFsia a4ia
5th--Girl's race, (under. 16 years. 50
yards; LIST prize, sailor hat, Willis & Dun
ham; End prize, wash waist. S. q. Olson
& Co. 4. ~. II 81 s5fs3s " Y
6th--Ladies' race, 100 yards; LIST prize,
So chair, New England Furniture Co.;
2nJl prize, sailor hat, Strauss g. Murray;
Sd prize bottle Of perfume, Opera House
81 7th--Fat ladies' race. so yeards; LIST
Washburn Co.; End prize, So grocery
coupon, Yerxa's; Sd prize, fancy aonr
barrel, Henepin Co. Barrel Co.
II SL1I--MGu6 TuullkiE JUMP, ASCt AJIlIG
n,eersham pipe. Winecke & Doerr; End
prize, pair shoes, Hanan Shoe Co.; 3rd
prize box cigars, Cannon Grocery Co.
9th-Putting shot; list prize, one years
subscription to the Penny Press. and one
wears subscription to the Irish Standard
End prize, 6 months subscription to the
Daily Tribune and one years srbscrip-
tion to the Irish Standard; Sd prize, box
cigars. w. S, Conrad. s.3 - M.
l0th-Eop, skip and jump; list prize
! silk hat. Vanstr,lm Clothing Co.: End
prize, cane, Eustis Bros; Sd prize, box
cigars, Cannon Grocery Co. l..
I l1th-Sack race. 80 yards; list prize, s.
! fishing rod. Kennedy Bros: 2nd prize
negligee shirt, Browning, King & Co..
Sd prize, box cigars, j. W. Pauly. =. Is
l2th-Potato race: list prize. pocket
book, S. w. Wendt; End prize, 5-lb can
snow Flake Baking Powder, Is. s.. Hun,
& Co. .,
I 13th-Iadies' egg race. LIST Drize. pair
ladies' slippers, Dickson & Kent: 2nd
nrize doz cans fruit w 81 SEXTON
s4h r. go, = N ~ ..--, -. -
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
PROM The STATE CAPITOL
Death of James III. Daily, An Old And
Respected Resident.

Dr.. Johnson, of Martel, Wis, is Ian
gushing in the county Jail on the charge
Of manslaughter. The accused. with one
! Lowe, who is we'll named, were held by
order of the coroner to await the action Of
the grand jury upon the serious charge Of
causing the death of the girl, Berg, by a
criminal operation.
Judge Otis decides that Sheriff Chapel
is only entitled to $244 for the hanging Of
the two young men,, Ermish and Wannis-
keit. Hss ~.
james j.. DAILY died at his home on
Thirteenth street on Friday, after ling
er:ng Illness. He leaves a wife and two
sons to mourn the sorrow Of his demise.
Mr.. DAILY was an Old resident and by his
sterling character, probity and open heart
won the esteem Of those who met him.
The funeral under the auspices Of the G..
IA. R., was held from the cathedral on Sum
day afternoon. 433 ss 4 .s.g
City Comptroller McC urdy is confined to
his home by illness. .ss,
Miss Agnes Wheeler is in Duluth.
Richard Noonan, Of Graceyille, is in the
city this week on business.
Mrs. Burt, Of New Orleans, is spending
the summer with her sisters, the Misses
M, aa,az Gee ro.onb,u church gave
f ~ =, N nd eye,,ins Z,
= NO. Ia. heen ,nno,nt "a > men, her
- - - nu I,,Iaa 1i,irioh
= ass -, - ,.sS s - 1'
80. u1aa,s 10 49,, so,actad az
8 gysIs :, 1l hst pG Union #
America S.ie which viii meet III New York
citv7 A,Ie. 6 si ssS5 i
y q, nsa narf, weary If ii worlds
t IA House On Monday and died from
the effects. ss .s ss3 b %...
The Father Mathew Total Abstinence
society elected the following officers for
the current term: D. Hughes. presi--
dent: Timothy Nc Cue. yice- president;
Charles Z. ntosh, treasurer; H. j. Nc S
AYoy, Sc. secretary. S5.83 ss.s
"a. Ar cher died sud- enly at the Hotel
Ryan late Saturday night Of heart disease
NJ: Archer was nnanage n q ne Lia :, .,
4 $
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
The Ony Portion Of Montana irrigation Wholly Unnecessary and MOI
Employed Cultivation Of Crops-DeGgul and Aeahful
unsurpassed Producveness Homes for AN

LOCATED in the northwest corner Of Moatana
The Fahead Valley much Larger ha
owlands The lumber
preci
greater charms
The mild due to the Chinook winds ro
failing peaks
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
SHE ;SIL:El.,NCED III

HI Matilda, Z, said the Boston man, you
are passing q good deal Of time on the
bicycle, II s555 ss3g
4 hat of 1t ~ S.
81 Nothing In part ular torl hat
is properly woman, s sphere ~ ss5S
1sof course dom q. was the de-
scided ansN Ar. 81 t isn't a sphere at all.
It's q circumference. & - Wasllingto on
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
GOING TO CHICAGO
.OR ANYWHERE EAST !?
Ifyou are, see that your ticket
ss from Minneapolis; St. Paul or
IA Duluth reads via 4
1.-THE NORTh-W WESTERN line"

from Minneapolis, st. Fam or
Duluth reads via
"TAE NORTHWESTERN line
&C. St. p. M. II @. Ry.)
Three 81 First-class Trains
Leave Minneapolis and st. Paul
a for Chicag ago., as follows:
Leave Minneapolis 7:so am; St. Paul 81 Q am
!. Daily. Badger State Express.
Has Parlor Car to Chicago. Ar
rive Milwaukee 500 pm; Chi
.cago, 9:45 pm.
Leave Minneapolis 600 pm; st. Paul e:a6 pm
Except Sunday. Atlantic &
Southern Express. Has Wagner
4 Buffet Sleeper and FREE Chair
Car to Chicago. Arrive Chicago
%ass 300 am. & .ta5
1,eave Minneapolis 7:3o pm; st. Pauls:1 o pm
.1..s. Daily. Famous North Western
Limited. Has Fla, Pullman a nra
Wagner Private Compar tn AZ en =
and is Section leepers and But
fet Smoking, Library sGoac g 3
4, kee,- Breakfast IN Dining Car
before rea ching Chicago. Ar
I rive Milwaukee, 100 am; Chi
IL. cago $50 am. Il s.s# "A.
%#G3 - ii III st3A
4 For illustrated Folder FREE
"a. descriptive of Splendid Train
sss Service via This Line, to Sioux
City, Omaha, Kansas City, D1-
lt.th, ASHLAND, as. well astt to Nil
waukee and Chicago, Call on
your Home Agent or Address
s3ii 81 tS5 T Y Sg. TEAsIALE, II Fl
# a5 General Passenger Agent. 4
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20

Dr.. johnson, of Martel, Wis, is Ian
gushing in the county Jail on the charge
Of manslaughter. The accused with one
Lowe, who is we'll named were held by
order Of the coroner to await the action Of
the grand jury upon the serious charge Of
causing the death Of the girl, Berg, by a
~, ooorof inn L
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21

Ei espectacelo en Cca, prcv'nc;a
de Ofense.
FL 2lca' de. don Luis Ieilado feTez
preside Ia corporation muaiciEai,
cuando Sc QrSsenta el juez er Il ala
&c sesiones, cor "a fue:za E1blica y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21
Los ESTADOS-JlIDOS | }g1EIIELt

New York. S-ptien~bre 25-See
Dera que dentfo dc dos d'as sal
l,ara Ven zuela dos lerGuss Goa ta
caYgamento dc ms quinafi4s IS u.s.
ia V mciinos. Eos baqu1s s,-.s
cnviados por nn sindicato norteae
ricano, 4 quien el gobicrno de Eer
zceia ha hc( ho una concession DE-
r, aoS aurifcros y bcsQues de ma
RS ia construcc;5a = nitro O.
fotio venezolano, c'.seazGo :
sayo per el gcbi. no b sico II
IA 1 tina extension de L l
trofc
Esf9 Sc usira como = pqsacr 20
-erJ~ hscia q arrsglc g la caesti-
de l{rais:ss omtre Nenezuei E Ingls
rfa. s. csesra O. { t dc>et -
actitud que to2.e 5 p-essnte a-rl.
listsacion con :cspeoto 4 a : ae.s
de Monroe. 81 frssiieato c.
el Secretafio 9 IL y len, = listens
dc ahrmaYse en ese 5cctf.-e hast
donde 10 permi.aa les nsos iu
cionalss cor resf $50 . - 80
Vcnezuela a reco Q 1abs'cf
beligeranfes ouosnos psro cn-
ra que sea ei resa tado SO tier
venido va que is des cos
pr-scntaraa y c. Z esr. T.
como Sc instale, AZ +entasa
ci6n pa a reccn,cer .os eahss
no be,ig~raotce. iga4.--er'
lida qDe st a,;cpt cor q
-fc.94 - N.;r IA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21

convicciones adversarias. Oh
servad como 9 espanolismo no
reside sino en- deturminada agrL
paci6n Observad como Sc alza el
hueco sofsma, pretendiendo aca-
liar Ia omnipotente verdad OBJ
selvad como, 81 las conciencias
liberales ensalzan al ej6rcito, por
ejemplo, es por miedo, y 81 10
atacan, (no importa la decencia
del ataque,) es por odio. Obser-
vad, en- fin, como Sc encrespan,
como rugen los del monopolio de
la nacionalidad, tan pronto como
de entire las huestes liberales Sc
alza una protesta, un grito, una
recriminaci6n, una queja, con
amino de que SO suavicen los pro
cedimientos que norman el ejer-
cicio de nuestros derechos!
Hay peri6dicos aquf--nadie 10
creelia-que Sc han vuelto col6ri-
COS contra adjetivos inocentes,
contra adjetivos generosos, de-
clarando que quien escribe los
vocablos desuentauada, lmfcN@, ris-
tie. refr;6ndose 4 Ia patria, es Sc
paratista ST este no es
colmo De cosas que no tienen ex-
preston en 81 lenguaje, no hay
l6gica, lii raz6n, nj NADIA; y nos
otros nos detenemos en- esta pue-
r'.idad insigne para patentizar el
peso de los razonamientos incon-
dicionales, = de mostrar que es
impossible que los que esas cosas
escriben sean, p0r ning1n concep-
to, relatores.
S1ntomas todos del cancer que
nos destroza las entranas!
iEn d6nde esta la causa de Sc
mejante decomposition!
Estara Ell las evoluciones de Ia
raza3
5somos hoy menos aptos que
aver para luchar por Ia g'oria
No; y estos g~andes rasgos, es-
tas manifestations 6picas a que
Ia guerra de Cuba esta dando lu-
gar, apoyan nuestra rotunda ne
gacion,
EI nal no esta en- el pueblo,
sino de IN modo in7irecto Ell
nal esta en- los directories, en- los
ADMINISTRATORS que ese pueblo
porque mientras mas es
claracidos. mas concienzudos, mas
buenos, para resumirlo todo en-
una palabra, sean los hombres
que dirijan los dostinos de las
mas prosperas serdn
6stas, y mas grandes y felices.
Aver1gdese por que estaba en-
la Rep6blica Argentina, por que
no astaba en- gu patria Ia gente
heroica que, desde aquella Rep6-
tlica, viene ahora-dando her
moso ejemplo De verda lero pa
triotismo 4 mas de cuatro que
fun3an en- nimiedados aquella
exceIsa virtud "a combatir a
los enemigo8 5e Ia patria
Y despu6s de todo, digasenos
81 no mere cen estos hombres On
teros vivir en- el seno de Ia pa
tria, ofrendardole su labor, sus
facultades, su heroismo y su
virtud,
Sean cuaIes fueren los clamo-
reos de nuestro& enanigos, STEM
pro tondremos alabanzas para 'os
buenos, Y rocriminaclones para
los hombres 8 para los partidos
sistematicos que, teniendo a todas
horas en- los labios el nombre de
la patria, les sirve ESQ para ante
ponor intereses egoistas q los sa-
grades intereses de la patria
YEN n E~s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21
Como temples

Cuando sc medita sObre ell
consolador espectaculo ofrecido
por los buenos espanoies que vie
men desde las orillas del Plata q
dar su sangre y su vida por q
prestigio de la patria, tentado
esta uno de no Greer en- Ia dege-
neraci5n que sc nos cuenta, del
pueblo Y de Ia raza, y de acha-
car ell c1mufo de nuestras des-
dichas 4 los po fticos que desde
cierta 6poca dirigen los destinos
lie Ia naci6n espanola
ST. Ia naci6n que cuenta hom
bres que, habiendo dejado Ia
terra nativa en- busca de hori-
zontes, no vienen 4 Ia co'onia,
en- que SO pueda ID poca costa
medrar, sino que hacen rumbo a
tierras extranas, donde es necesa-
10 luchar 4 brazo partido por
? "a vida, 7 una hora dada, cuan-
do oyen 81 clamoreo de la lucha
en- que dehende Ia patria su no
nor, dejan, resueltos, su trabajo,
Y acaso su ventura, para pOner
se al lado de los que reciben Y
arroian balas en- defensa de la
terra nativa; Ia naci6n, repeti-
mos, que tales h'jos tiene, cuen
ia vitaIidad de sobre para poner
su presente en- harmonfa con su
pasado
Nosotro8 decimos este, no va
solo con sincegidad, sino tam
bi6n con entereza.
Porque Sc nec8sita entereza, sci
necesita abaegaci6n para que en-
Ia colonia ersalce ell autonomista
4 Ia vieja madre patria, 7 evoque
sus imperece 1e'aB glorias
Uno, precisamente. de los VI
clos que tienden q empanar los
timbros que ensalzan Luestra
manera de ser, es la audacia con
que especialmente en- la colonia,
81 allan ciertos elementos en-
presencia dc sucesos que hon
ran al pueblo espanol, polque
ollos determinan pasos de avan
60 hacia la iusticia y hacia el
bien
VedB, 81 no en- los actualos
momeptos.
Mientras Ia opinion 20 Ia ma
ci6n eeranOia SO manifesto no
blemonte resueLta por las eNpan-
2ciones co'oniales, 6,tos de aquf
baten palmas, tan pronto como
IN senior Canoyas & otro cual
quiera do estos hombres fumes
tos ensalza la reacci6n La reac-
ci6n, que es Ia negaoi6n de los
derechos populares! La reacci6n,
que en todos los puoblos es la
tiraufaOLa reacci6n. or fin, que
es manantial porpetuo De discor
dia, de empobrecimiento, de san
gre, de luto y dc miseriasl
Mas no es todo FIasta ah1 So
esta en- el terreno de principios
desastrosos, pero priucipios a fin
baiad bajad un POGO En- q
terreno donde Sc revUelven los
apasionamientos halar6is mani
festociones que leguas denpn
clan las eufermedades que nos
matan
Obs9rvad como Sc discute on
tro nos otros La discussion no es
entire nosotros, cruzamiento de
ideas, siuo exabruptos DO pasio
nes Obseryad los saugrientos
epitetos cor que Sc salad a las
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