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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24
AKoREs GUN zgATAN

4 comprender que su amiga de Ia infaucia, la
soberbia criatura que hab1a deseado tan arden
temente, la que habfa obtenido la fuerza que
conservaba una vaga espersnza de reoonq quistar,
d pesar de sus discordias 1ntimas, no guardaba
va en- el coraz6n NADIA de la passion de su juven-
tud que, por ell contrario, hab1a llegado exc:
crarle por las humillaciones las vergUenzas de
que 81 era causa, rebajandose usar para su de-
fensa procedures de que 81 ee habfa servido con-
ira ella; lie daba la medlda de la aversion que lie
nspiraba. 4 ".. 49,. ~.
No hubiera retrocedido ante Ia ejecucion
de su amenaZa. ~ ~z#
Rambert hab1a tenido este preeentimiento.
Dos veces habfa visto Ia explosion y Ia ba-
la que le iba herir 81. -. .G1>... 4, #~s=
Por este lado todo habfa conclude. d
5Y por los demasF ..@ ~*<E
La sociedad le soportaba; no lee estimaba.
Estaba despreciado, era aborrecido al me-
nos era indiferente 8 todos. ast
Hizo IN gesto de desaliento y de indifs-
rencia. e ea41a@@t
Pues bien, 81, todo estaba perdido;. el dine
70 81 honor. "a
La aociedad es lndulgente con los ricos,
por vergonzosos que sean los medios de que Sc
han Waldo cara reunir los millones NAL adquiri-
dos.6 robadoE pero e. seyera u ruda con loo
arrgiasdcs,
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B1B11orEcA DE ''LA CoRRBspoNDENo1A'
Les prescribe dezaparecer dejar el puesto

Les prescribe dezaparecer y dejar el puesto
& otros. . >- 49,.
Rsmbert estaba al corriente de los usos.
i; Volvio q colocar Ia pistola en- el sitio de
donde Andrea la hab1a cogido, Sc guard6 en- ell
bolsillo algunos 1uises olvidsdos en- nm cai6n,
restos de esos grandes naufragios de los cuales
siempre Sc saliva algo, llam6 su ayuda de Cd
mara y le dJo con voz imperiosa: ~ ..>.
Ell coche en- seguida. H. r sr%@ 4 ..
" Sus amigos le esperaban para almorzar en-
casa de Bignon y Ell duelo.no era hasta las tres
media; tenfa tempo. 2sto> + ~ @< .."s seE
: Sus ordenes fuerons en- seguida eieoutadas
tyd> La victoria estuvo dispuesta On un momen-
to. Mont6 en- ella al pasar por frente IN
kiosko que hab1a pocos pasos de su casa. na-
mo una forsta para que le pusiera en- el cial
un ramito de yioletas. SEr ta bien. el sefor con-
de-. =. .pregunto la forista. 81, hija mia, gra-
cias.e3@ .s 3zsa@ zGs1s.<ssss- lin ri. I'm lE:.-
3ol Il. Y dicho lesto indie6 con el dedo al cochero
= sl camino que habfa de seguir. 4s.nf gz lib
Eran cerca de las once. La cita On casaede
Bignonlno era hasta 81 medic dia. El ooche de
5s Rambert subio por .el boulevard Haussmann
y ell Arco de Il Estrella. j. .f,. 3as.sssFa. a
Era Ia hora del paseo matinal para los ocio-
SOS que van caballo q en- coche & respirar el
4 aire del Bosque antes del almuerzo
qieFtamsnte, las gentes que Yeian pasar,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24

Ofciaba on un pueblo un cura tarta-
mudo:
-Do.... do.... ns5nats.. !. Co.,. Vo...
bGScuna.
El MONACO contesto:
-Ft. -. c1.... cum e..... eS..... es....
pS.... re-. tW.... tas.... o.
-i Pe... pe.... rO..... e..... res. 49,
tan. :. tar. tarta. 49,. mudo?
ST.. 81. se.... se... flor.
-Pu.. pues. to .... te.... ne.
mos. -. mi. 3. mi. 80. sa.... pa. pa.
rat. -. ra. i. ra..... to-. s1 a
LA CANPANA. "-Expendio de cafe y
comidas, que Sc sirven domicilio pre-
clio conventional. Prontitud, 1impieza y
modicidad en- los precios. Pav1a 10, Are
cibo. iii ... .<*>:'s...s II os 15-12
Ell TONTO,- ,---Unico dep6sito del desa-
creditado RON TOPACIO las tres s. s. S.
Este ron p6simo, internal mata-gente, Sc
regala a los tocayos del establecimiento &
80 centavos botella.
10---Santa Rosa---10 Arecibo.
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S o N & T Q
Ell ANGEL DEL PERD6N

Ell ANNML DEL FEINDON =
de a. LatoMr)
"a las plantas de Dios, ALA en- el cielo,
hay IN angel que esta junto q Maria,
.un hermano de aquellos que sofia
trasladar 81 de Urbino a nuestro suelo.
Sus parpados le prestan dulce velo, -
su Voz no da & la celica ammonia;
mas su miraEa a carihosa y fra
sigue al hombre culpable con anhelo.
Espfritu de amor, amanda alienta
las lagrimas del ger arrepentido;
en- aurea copa ante el Eterno cuenta, ~
de la piedad ell don ha recibido,
las alnas que redine Dios presenta,
y el Perd6n en- su nombre bendecido.
H. t] >...% ..' Il. Laso de, la Vega.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24
PASATIEM p S.
soluci6n 4 Ia Charada do aysr !:
yAR6 TTT T A

soluci6n 4 Ia Charada do aver ]:
ALMACENy Liberia de Olimpio Ote-
70 Ponce. Puerto Rico. Albeniz. Mi
nueto del gallo. go centavos. Rinas
de Becquer \ Melodfas. 80 centavos.
<sPavana facil para manos pequehas" Op.
$50 centavos. "A chOo. - Mdsica pro-
hibita" TRANSPORTATION facil.-45 centavos
ella Tore Eiffel. Moroccan mel6dico.
-45 centavos. s.-stEl Lenguaje de las flo
res.-Pensee brillante.-45 centavos.
q, TlNkUD.-JoYERIA PLAZA DE Al
FoNso xnran sudo joyas plata brllanten
piedras Modelos de novedad eeganca mcomp
Tabe 10 mas pTimOroso de la Joyera tranoesa-
PECTADADEs0En Relojes de ORC, Plata, Nikel Aeero
Con6meros Repecones Roscopf etc. Lentes
afas de crstales nos de Roca Centres de mesa
Bandejas Jarro Vinaieras scribanas cadupe paeado
1mpoTtaci6n directa. Precios sin competencia.
Sc VENDE,-Se vende una GAIA para
guardian caudales. Informaran, Fortale-
"a n1merO 38. 100
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24

VINO de LoeRoNo, bodegas de Garcia
o stas en- Anguciana Rioa cosecha de 1862 Este exec
Ine vino ha anazado en- a Laboratorlo
dad normadad conponentes principaes qe decla
Iedo vino bueno exento mpurezas' n9civas Ia saq6
certifcado atestigua exceencas del VINO DE 10
GRoNO poseen adispsci6n dc queran vero Los
icos agentes que suscrEen Sobrno de LUNA C9mpala
Loprecos cuarteroas m6dcos La docena de oot
1lpnu o1a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24
G II A R A D A

La prSmerG es consonante:
Quien 1alo dos, cazador;
Va de dos unO 6 la Mecca
Quien marcia sin t6a nj son
De una parte & la otra parte;
La tercerG del Nervion,
Els la terciG de Bilbao. -.
Y va el cuento Sc acab6
Explicando que la todO,
Salvo un imprevisto error,
Els la batida que diesen,
Con huron 6 sin huron
En- el monte, varios hombres
Que un mismo gusto junt6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24

INTERSTATE .---U Una seflorase ofre-
ce para dar clase de piano vi solfeO aado- 4
micilio on s1 casa. Ensesta redacclon
nfornaraf. 15-7 i
LOTERIR NACIONAL DE MADRID.
Hay constantemente para todos los sor-
teos en- La peluquerfa "Laurak Bat de
D. Pedro Urbistondo, San Francisco a.
Sc enviaran q la isla q quienes los soil
citen. .s1.@@ 4s.ss ss x7ls 4o.1 0s s1.s(E) s
Ell CORRE0 DE ULTRAM,Aa,R. 3 a y,a 3, ;I -Pe1i6, : !,
dco poco dc noticias Sc pubca Madrid los dias ~
8 de cada Precios de subscription en- Ao
pesos Semestre pesos TTmese peso50 centavo Age
general don Benaritno saniur1o
Vidal ~3f ~@@~ @ -. 3*@t@' '>@>#%2@es "a e. -
- <=:. .s3IaaS
Sc encuentran dos borrachos.
-5Como estas? - ....-5 ."~'.
i No me hables! Estoy inconsolable!
mi hijo.: mi hijo rnenor esta rnalo!. l:
Muy malo!... ~"
SO echa Iorar. ~ r. <*.. ...'
49," -iNo llores, hombre!-4le dice el CANA
rada-iQuien sabe!.. :. IPuede que no sea
hiin tI1vnI - -E}.&'5~ /~{;s~ g. +ttE 5t~ +- y
~~SO -" - *. 4 4.t3'.!:> ,ts. &,
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VENTA DE UNA EsTANCIA. En-
tire las iurisdicciones de Comerio y Ma
raniito se yende una, compuesta de 400
cuerdas de terreno mas menos, con fin.
cas- de cafe y platanos. Tiene de 80 q 100
cuerdas de mOntes con ricas nader as,
extensos cercados para ganado casa
habitaci0n. Para informes diriiirse don
Celestino Perez en- Generic. I5-12
The Holt County sentinel., 1895-06-07
Swent by a Raging Flood.

CURTIS, Neb., June "A deluge IS
upon this section. Curtis Lake has burst
it's banks, the railroad grade is torn up.
freight cars are strewn across the Medi.
cine Bottom, and the fine roller mills are
ruined. Curtis Lake is nearly empty,
and flood OF water is running down the
Medicine Valley, carrying destruction ID
the mad rush. Four OF the railroad
yard tracks, besides the main line, are
torn up and gone, while train Of freight
cars went down IN the rushing flood.
Twenty thousand dollars damage has
already been done here, with all other
points to be heard from. The fine alfalfa
meadows just below the city are ruined.
and homes all along the valley ruined.
News from above and below is coming
in, and only one story is told, that is, one
of dire destruction and loss Of property
and live stock swept away.
Yesterday afternoons heavy rains
caused the lake to burst it's banke, and
it let go about o'clock this morning the
place where the Burlington Railroad
tracks cross the embankment of the lake.
The Burlington loss alone will reach
$4,000. The loss to stock above and
below the dam is large. With the con
tinued rain and the immense volume OF
water now rushing down the Medicine
Valley, the dam and the Burlington
Railroad bridge at Cambridge are sure
to 60 out between midnight and 2 or 3
o'clock iu the morning.
The Holt County sentinel., 1895-06-07
The Dunkards.

1t 10 estimated that there were $1,000
to 10000 strangers IN Decatur, Ill. ., last
Sunday, attending the National Camp
Meeting OF the German Baptists' Asso-
citation at Oakland Park and visiting
various points Of interest. Dunkards
were there by the ethousands,t TO remain six
days longer, and all railroads brought in
excursion parties from every direction.
All Of the Protestant pulpits we're occu-
pied by Dunkard preachers, and the
large tabernacle, which seats 6OO0 peo
pie, was packed. Elder Trout. OF Ohio,
Elder S. z. Sharp and Elder j. M.
Mohler delivered sermons. The doc
trine OF the brethren was clearly ex.
planned. The society has no creed ex-
cept the Bible, which is the only guide.
Plainness Of dress is exacted; wearing Of
jeweiry is prohibited. because 1t tends
to arouse pride and vanity, and crush
the nobler impulses Of man. The
brotherly kiss Of greeting among men il
encouraged, because it Is authorized in
the Bible. Membership in secret socie-
tes is forbidden, because all the time
and money OF the brethren are required
for the church, AID no member is ex-
pected to attend dances or worldly en-
Baptism in one form is
observed three times, face forward. IN
the name of the Father, Son and Holy
Ghost. General conference sittings
began last Tuesday. The next national
meeting may be held ut Ottawa, Kan.
The Holt County sentinel., 1895-06-07

Pasture is recovering rapidly since the
rains and some oats fields also show i'm
prOvement.
Corn is dong splendidly
Harvest is in full blast, more than two
weeks 10 advance of the average time.
Some of the wheat is barely worth cut
ting. Some Of the fields will average
WELL
Raspberries are i-nproving. The crop
will be fine, but less than usual in guan
tity.
From 10 to 90 per cent of the grape
vines have failed entirely. An unprece
dented loss.
Some orchards will still have large
crop Of apples, notwithstanding the de-
structiOn by storm last week.
The supply of water at kunkel's mills
is now sufficient to- keep the machinery
running for tHo months to come.
Another good ram will make the
blackberry crop. They usually begin
ripenlng about the 4th rf July. They
will probably be week or more IN adj
vance this year.
While We were having rain, Colorado
and Wyoming were rejoicing over STOW
storms. Killing frosts occurred AS far
south as Santa Fe the first 0f this week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1895-06-07
Cheau Excursion 10 the West.

An opportunity will be given to all
persons who would like tu take trip to
the West at low rate, 20 do SO from
July 4th to 7th. Here is an opportu-
nifty for you and your friends to make
a trip to the Rockies" and points Of
interest in the far west at comparative
ly little expense.
The National Education Assn will he
held in Denver, Colo. July SIP, and
promises to be great gathering Of edu-
Gators and their friends from all parts
OF the United States and Canada, The
teachers of this state cannot afford to
miss this meeting. Missouri has al
ways stood well to the front With re-
gard to numbers attending the meet
ings OF the N. E. A. and trust that
this year she will even beat her former
records. Arrangements have been
made for a One-fare round trip Z. r.
rate tickets good gong July to Z, and
good for return passage until Sept. Let.
The basing rate from Kansas City and
other Missouri River points to Denver
and return is Sl7 plus 81 membership
fee. The round trip rate from any
Missouri point may be found by adding
to the basipg rate one fare to Kansas
City or st. Joseph. Arrangements have
been made with the burlington Route"
to carry our people from the north part
of the state including the territory north
of the Missouri river. This Railway
Company will place at the disposal OF
teacher and their friends special vestl-
buled train to be run from st. Louis to
Denver, via II. ST. j. to Kansas City
and st Joseph, leaving st. Louis at
1890 p. M. July 5th. This will be a SOL
i'd train, consisting OF Pullman Palace
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars, Reclin-
ing Chair Cars, Pullman Tourist Sleep
ing Car, if required, and Elegant Day
coaches and baggage cars. A repre-
sentative OF the Passenger Department
of the road will accompany the party
the entire route and will do all in his
power for your pleasure and comfort.
You can purchase your tickets by this
route to Denver, Pueblo. Colorado
Springs, or Manitou for the same mon
ey as given above.
For further information as to the de-
tails OF the trip, hotel Accommodations at
Denver. tall OF which will make half fare
rates) address the undersigned.
Respectfully,
w. d. DObsOn,
Kirksville, Mo. Asst Mgr, n. E. A.
The Holt County sentinel., 1895-06-07
Sound as q Dollar.

The Ohio platform is sound. The Re
publicans Of the great Middle agricul-
tural and industrial state have once
more reafiirmed their belief in the time
honored doctrines of the party. 1t is an
unequiyocal declaration for good money,
gold, silver and paper. and all Of il OF
full purchasing value. To abandon that
principle would be to abandon all the
trs 'itions, all the achievements and all
the expectations of the Republican
party. The Ohio platform likewise re-
affirms the belief OF the party in q
wholesome protective policy, one that
shall build up all the interests Of the
people alike and shall at the same time
yield sufficient revenues for the needs of
the government. economically admins
tered. A vigorous American foreign
policy is also favored. These three are
the rocks upon which Republicanism
stands immovable in storm, glorious in
calm.
They nominated Asa S. Bushnell for
governor, and endorsed William McKln-
ley as their candidate for president.
The Holt County sentinel., 1895-06-07
Dehornersville.

The whooping cough is raging in
these parts.
School is running smooth; Mr..
Christian is giving splendid satisfaction.
C-Mrs. Flora Detric is visiting pa and
ma Shaws, likewise Dave Hunterson
and wife.
ESQ. Huckleberry has hired to
Steve Bond and will steer tODHueless
cultivator across the divide this sum-
mer.
Ed Harrington has bid farewell to
the lads and lasses OF the vile, and will
work for his grand father below st.
Joseph.
CLAYTON AMI Clarence App!eman
begin to look like native inhabitants OF
the vile since shedding the chalk OF
the school room and being brushed with
the whirl winds Of liberty and the dust
Of clay
Ram is hoped for. II it holds this
way long tell the manager Of the poor
farm to look out. Its likely they woald
have taken him in long ago II they
hadn't read Of the man that run after
Abner OF old.
DIR. Hanna, Joe BUSH, >. IL. Ne'lii,
Siias Hershner and +. L. Zeller were
with the dear people. Frank at one
time owned corner lot here. Col. ID.
Thuma was saluting old friends last
week in this neck OF the woods.
The feast Of fat Things il over Tor
the present. The new church was ded-
icated ths a6th inst. People OF nearly
all sects we're there. Quite number OF
states were represented and some few
nations. Editor Spring preached sew
eral mastery sermons.
Flowers were in the height OF beau
ty, the ro1 Of Aaron bloomed at Har-
mony with double header, the steeple
on Harmony Evangelical church points
heavenward. the hedge on birthstone
corner is burned. the song OF triumph
goes up no more. Let thorn the ground
infest nor sin nor SORROW grow.
HINDPA ADAMS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1895-06-07
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Henry Molter and Francis Molt.r
his wife, by their deed Of trust. dated the 9TH
day Of June, is9t, and recorded in the
recOfder's office Of Holt county, Missouri, in
bOsk Is, page 3i6. conveyed 10 Henry T. AIkire.
rs trustee. the following described real seiafe
situate. lying and being in the County Of Holt
and State Of Missouri, to-wit:
Lots one % and for % in block twenty t2o}
In the town Of Oregon.
Which said conveyance WAS made in trust To
secure the payment Of two certain promissory
notes in said decd of trust described .and where
AZ default has becnmasie In tie pay ment of the
Of first Sai,l notes, and all interest due on each
Of the same now therefor. !, fl.. undersigned
trustee, IN pursuance of said provisions of said
deed in trust. and at the request of the legal
holder of said notes aforesaid. Will on
TUESDAY, JULY 9th. Is95.
between the hours Of ten O'Clock In the fore
noon and fv. O'Clock in the afierpooD nf said
day, 1T the north door of the court benSe in the
city Of Oregon, In Holt county, Missouri, pro-
ceea to sell all, or 50 much of said real estate.
~ may be sufficient to pay said note, interest
and costs 0f this yruceeding the sale To he nj
public auctisn to the highest bidder for cash in
hand.
HENRY T. ALKIRE, Trustee.
The Holt County sentinel., 1895-06-07
Passing the Queer.

Deputy United States Marshal Smith,
of St. Joseph, went up to Craig Monday
last and arrested Sanford Browning,
Hiram Donahue and Louis Eu mick, on
the charge OF passing counterfeit money.
They are all young farmers, living few
miles northeast OF Craig.
Emm,ck came from Columbus, o.,
about six months ago, and went to
work in the neighborhood where Brown
ing and Donahue resided. 1t seems that
Emmick is the instigator at passing the
counterfeit coins, which were rather poor
limitations OF silver dollars Of 1879. The
three men succeeded in passing three OF
these counterfeit coins. Emmick and
Donahue passed one of them on Herrn,
who worked in the neighborhood. The
other two were passed on q young drug
clerk at Corning, Mo-, May q.
Browning is married man. He and
DOnahue are about - years old. En-
mick is about 35.
Emmick had his preliminary hearing
before Commissioner Pollock at , p. m.
Wednesday. He entered a plea Of not
guilty when arraigned. a. S. Herrin,was
the first witness. lie testified that he
lived in the same neighborhood with Mr..
Emmick and said that on Sunday, May
26, the after had given him two dollars
which were produced in evidence as
counterfeits.
Hiram DOnahue, another young farm
or Of the same locality, testified to Mr.
Emmlck lOaning him dollar four weeks
ago. The dollar Was produced in evi
dence and pronounced Il counterfeit.
The three dollars are poor limitations Of
silver dollars and black as coal.
After hearing the evidence the COM
missioner bound Mr.. Emmick over TO
the action of the federal grand jury in
the sum OF $1,000. Failing to give bond
the young man went to jail.
The Holt County sentinel., 1895-06-07
Now There Are Nine.

The obpoxious "Dirty Dozen" OF ST.
Joseph is dwindling away. On Monday
last Fred Z. Reitinger, Of this notorious
st. Joseph gang OF toughs, was arrested
by the officers CT that city. The arrest
was made on a warrant sworn out be-
fore Justice Richard Lovelace, of Harri
son county, charging ReitinRer with at
tempting to bribe John Gordcn, the
prosecuting witness against Tom Barrett
and Jim Murray. who are now in Jail in
this city on the charge Of highway rob-
berry, and who are awaiting the action OF
the grand jury. The complaint states
that Rsitinger offered Gordon $50 to not
appear against these two boys at their
preliminary hearing in this city on June
l. Reitinger says that the elder Gordon
came to him and made the proposition
that il they would put up 500 young
Gordon would not appear against Bar
rett and Murray at the preliminary. and
that he would not put up the amount.
He declared yesterday afternoon that he
would have the elder Gordon arrested.
The Holt County sentinel., 1895-06-07

Splendid rains the past week
Farmers, as we'll as everybody else,
are rejoicing greatly since the rains.
Painter 4 Bloomec are treating their
store building to fresh coat OF pant
this week.
-Children's day exercises at the Pres
byterian church next Sabbath at ii
o'clock a. m. Come, everybody. All
invited.
john LentZ returned from st. JO-
seph Tuesday OF this week, where no
had been visiting his sister, Mrs. Amos,
and family the past week.
There was quite pleasant surprise
sOcia, at the residence of j. A. Orea on
last Saturday evening, lst inst. 1t was
given IN honor of Miss Rosa's return.
Misses Rosa Oren and Maud Cowan
returned home from Mexico. Mo-, Sat
urday evening, 1st lnst., where they nave
been attending school the past season.
The Chil.lren's dav exercises were
we'll attended at the Christian church
last Sabbath evening. There was q
ePienuiu PioS'dh du" sai P"''o "o'e "o'
rendered.
Our photographer. David Brock
man, pulled up stakes Monday. We
failed to learn his future destination.
Dave IS good photographer and thor
oughly understands his business. Sue
cess to you, Dave, wherever you may
locate.
-Messrs. Il. U. CowaD, L. W. Webster,
Benjamin Praisewater and Greer Caskey
were appointed as delegates Of the Pres
byterian Sunday school to the district
Sunday school convention at Mound
City. Father Hardman and Misses
Maggie and Daisy Hardman attended
the convention as delegates from the
Christian Sunday school.
SAMRO
The Holt County sentinel., 1895-06-07
Not to Be Frightened.

Senator Tom Carter, who is also chair.
man OF the Republican National Com
mIttee, is now talking through his ban
danna. His Rocky Mountain silver
mine threats will not have the slightest
effect upon the platform OF the next
National Republican convention. ''The
Western demand" will not be considered
in that convention. But the monetary
problem will be met on lts merits, with
cut regard to sectionallsm or the threats
of silver spectators of all degrees. Mis-.
souri, is "west of the Mississippi" and
she is for honest Eaoney-gold, silver and
paper, all worth 100 cents-and the Mis-
souri, Republican sentiment is strongly
opposed to the free and unlimited coin
age of silver and the free and unlimited
printing OF paper currency. II Mr.. Car
ter represents the Republican sentl-
ment Of the silver states he had better
resign his craftsmanship OF the National
Republican Committee without delay,
and then proceed with the organization
Of his free and unlimited silver coinage
party. He cannot terrify or even alarm
the Republican party OF the United
States. Its next national convention
will meet the monetary problem on an
intelligent and honest basis, and the
probability is that its money plank will
be about the same as that OF its Mime
apolis platform, which is the position Of
honor, safety and progress. The party
that builded the greatest, most intel!i-
gent and most generally prosperous na-
ton in all the worlds history is not
going to join in a needless and rulnous
crusade s.gainst civilization and intelli-
gence. Right is going to prevail in the
next National Republican convention
and in the following November election.
Mr.. Carter will please make a note Of
that fact. and then go as he pleases, but
he cannot speak for Republicans and be
in favor OF dishonest business and
labor and capital destroying money.