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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-12

lican. For 3 years he has gone up
and down the county and the state
state doing what he could for the cause
OF republicanism and for tho upbuild-
ing Of Nebraska. He has been q public
spirited man. and he is known from one
end OF the state to the other. He has
taken part in many public movements
and always with credit to himself and
the state. He has served on the re-
publican state central committee and
has held for years high place in the
councils Of the party. This man has
never held an Office. He has helped
others to be nominated and elected.
He has worked for the republican ticket
and for the republican cause. but he
himself has not until this campaign
been q nominee for any Office. Mr..
Trompen enjoys the cordial respect and
good will OF thh people Of this county.
lie has AL unblemished record for in
tegrity. And as to his ability there is
and can be no question. As a candl-
didate for the Office of sheriff he is u
man to be proud Of, and a man who
can not only draw the full republican
vote but many votes from outside Of
the party, the votes Of men who recog-
nize In Mr.. Tromper a substantial.
worthy. deserving candidate. He has
not, like his opponent. jumped from
one party to another. He has always
remained true to his convictions and is
making the battle now as a straight
out-and-out republican.
His colleague Mr.. Low, is a young
man, quite young man. In fact. there
has been disposition on the part Of
the opposition to make handle OF his
youth and oppose him on that account
Mr.. Low has not yet reached the age
Of 30, but many republicans OF 80 would
be proud Of his record Of political
achiement. 1t isn't always the number
Of years that measures a mans per-
formances. For eight y ears there has
been no more active, energetic, enthus-
iastic able advocate OF republication
in this part Of the state than Sam E.
Low. In every campaign this young
man who has in him much OF the fire
that animated the old time leaders Of
the party, has gone out and taken the
stump and by his eloquence and ability
contributed in large measure to repub
lican success. lie has supported every
republican candidate on every republi-
can tic'Set since his residence in Ne
braska, and his loyalty is beyond dis
pute. Mr.. Low has back OF him not
only the enthusiastic devotion Of the
younger element Of his party. but the
cordial support OF good citizens gener-
ally. He is looked upon as most esti-
mable young man, entirely honest and
safe to trust in the important Office of
clerk Of the district court. Mr.. Low is,
as has been charged, poor man. in
which respect he does not differ from
many Of the other republican candi-
dates; but this can hardly be an ele
ment OF weaknesf. He is honest and
clean and able, and after all that is the
main thing These two men, Trompen
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-12

county campaign?- And III it makes
any difference II vote for one or two
populist candidates!' Your questions
are easy.
You should vote the republican ticket
at the approaching election Of county
officers because the ticket nominated by
the republican party lie the cleaneet.
strongest ticket ever named by the party
in this county. and the party hiss usually
presented as good a ticket or better,
than any other party has named. This
year the republican ticket is the best
ticket in the tield--and this is no speci..l
disparagement Of other tickets either.
You should vote the republican ticket
because being republican, as take it
you are, you are interested in repub-
lican success, and republican success,
republican supremacy, depend in no
small measure on the election OF the
whole republican ticket.
The republican county convention was
composed very largely Of young men
and it was dominated by the best sen
timent Of the party. Its work was we'll
done and the ticket placed before the
voters OF the county needs no apology in
any instance. All of the candidates
ars active ard aggressive members OF
the party. They each and every one
have an untarnished record for integrity
and each is entirely able to fulfill all the
duties Of the Office to which he aspires.
The younger element OF the party is
represented as well as the veterans. and
no wing OF the party has reason to CON-
plain OF lack OF representation. The
young may is battling side by side with
the old soldier.
You should vote for the whole repub-
licsn ticket because there ia not man
on that ticket who is not honestly and
fairly entitled to your vote as repub-
lican. Because the ticket represents
the best work of the best republican
convention ever held in Lancaste.
county. Because it is a clean ticket
and one that you can vote for con
scientiously. Two OF the best offices
in Lancaster county are now held by
the enemy, and the populist party in
this county las drawn the sinews OF
war from these two Offices. 1t is impor.
tant therefore, il you desire to see the
republican organization kept intact and
republican supremacy maintained, that
these two officee be reclaimed at the
comicg election. 1t does make a
difference il you scratch one single
candidate on the republican ticket.
This is a republican county by large
majority. and next year when represen
tatives shall be elected to the state
convention and to the national con-
vention it will be matter OF some i'm.
portance that Lancaster county shall
have the credit Of polling heavy re-
publican vote, solid vote.
There is no reason why you should
vote for any candidate on any other
ticket in preference to the republican
candidates, and there is every reason
from partisan standpoint, as well as
from the standpoint Of good clean COVER
meht, why you should vote the whole
republican ticket.
The populists are making fight for
the election of two OF their candidates
Fred Miller for the office of sheriff, and
Elias Baker for the Office Of clerk OF
the district court. 1t is not necessary
to attack these men. or to say anything
derogatory of them. But their course in
politics has not been such as to COM
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-12

First publication Oct 5.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In county
court, within and 10. Lancaster county
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-12

oct. 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-01
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General Secretaria.- -Nego-
ciado 60.-Reales ordenes concediendo
R9al auxiliatoriG para eierCer Ia abOgaCfa
en- las provincias de Ultramar los Licen-
CiadOs en- Derecho civil can6nico don
Ricardo La Costa Izquierdo Y don Felipe
Oasalduc Colo oeohea.
Real Ordon auCOrizandO don Vicente
Fernandez VazQuez, Presidente de Sala,
que era de la Audiencia territorial de
Puerto Rico y en- la actuaiidad electo pa
"a igual cargo en- la de Manila. para per-
manecer en- la Peninsula, por enfermo, du.
rante 80 dias. ---
Idem Idfm.-Negociado Alas su-
mas votadas por los Ayuntamientos So
ciedades mercantiles y de recreo para re-
mediar las dosgracias ocurridas con mott
70 del incendiO On Barranquitas ascienden
hasta hoy q 1891 pesos centavos.
ldem Idem.-Negociado Sci Re-
presentante del cable en- esta ciudad par
ticipa que dssde hoy 10 de Octubre SO re-
baja al 70 por 100 ell premio sobre valOr en-
orc americana de los despachos internacio-
males que SO paguen en- moneda corriente
mejicana.
Registro de la Propiedad de San Juan.
-Oontinda publicandose un Estado de las
solicitudes entregadas en- esa oficina sobre
traslados de cargas de los antiques libros
los del moderno Registro de la Propie
dad, que han sido denegadas suspen.
didas.
Intervention general de Ia Admins
TRACTION del Estado.-Los paqos eiecutados
On la Tesorerfa y Depositarias de Ia isla
durante el mes de Agosto ascendieron 4
270,573 pesos SO centavos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-01
Case REpETID0

En- nuestro apreciado colega La De.
n1ocFdctG hemOs leido Ia noticia de que ell
sedor don Leopoldo Cano, universalmente
conocido, Secretario que fu6 de este Go
bierno durante ell mando del General Las
soy que ,eierce actualmente 81 misno
cargo en- el Minieterio de la Guerra, ha
manifestado al sefior Ministro que en-
Puerto Rico no hay nj puede haber insu-
rrecciones.
La declaration del sehor Cano resulta
de muchO peso y muy autorizada, poroue
tempo tuvO de apreciar con exacto como
cimiento de causa la 1ndole tendencias
de la inmensa mayorfa de los pacfficos hs.
bitantes de Puerto Rico, abundando la cir
circumstance de que hubo momentos en-
que ell repetido sef1or Cano, suiestionado
tai vez por ell espejismo con que suelen
verse las cosas, segun ell color del CRYSTAL
que nos ponen ante los ojos, crey6 de zbue
ma f6 que aquf Sc conspiraba.
Que el sefior Cano modificase sus
cr6encias al respirar otra atm6sfera de
mejor oxfgeno, tai vez desde el momento
que cruzaba la barra de nuestro puerto la
nave que le llev6 las playas peninsula
res, no es un case nuevo nj mucho menos.
Con mas de uno y con mas de cuatro Go
bernadores y Secretaries de gobierno he
mos habladO despu6s de cesar en- ell man
do,.y dc todos ellos hemos dido la mas sa.
tisfactoria apologize de las virtudes de es-
tos habitanteg, y Otras muchas cosas que
no hay para que repetir hoy.
SQue mala estgella RNla loa deatinoa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-01

mientos populares, y da tono y regla s to-
dos los actos dc Ia vida polftica?
Il. V6se, pOr este mismo, que hasta en- los
partidos mas avanzados, sus hombres in
teligentes huyen de las exageraciones y
locuras de otros pueblos, como sucede &
Puerto Rico respecto de Cuba, y son dem
tro de Ia misma escuela que pertenecen,
como una especie de conservadores que
sienten horror per todo g6nero de solucio-
nes violentas.
No debe desde luego, extranar q mu-
chos enemigos del integnsmo patrio en-
estos paises, que Ia mayorla de los hombres
pensadores del pals figuran afiliados al
sostenimiento nacional en- las Antillas.
Hijo es este de la natural tendencia 10
justo, y de una inclinaci6n hacia las solu-
clones razonables, producto de la dulzura
de caracter que nos es ingenita de la sua-
vidad de las costumbros, de la facilidad de
la vida y de la veracidad que siente en- ei
mismo, todo aquel cuyO pensamiento 10
debe q la propia flocci0n.
Esta es no solo la prudente actitud
que toma la gran masa del pals puertorri
qut no ante los desc Jnsoladores sucesoe
cubanos, sino la que las classes medias OBJ
servan dentro de los partidos politicos en-
que militan; actitud que, no dudarlo
honra muy mucho 4 los hijos de esta tie
ira borincana, y por clio la felicitaci6n dc
| .-~ . 49, In vieio Volu'atorSo..
Ponce, Septiembre de 1895. s@,:@~> T.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-01
H CorresponsoI,

La noticia telegrafca que aver publ.
camos referente q la probabilidad de que
divida en- dos regfones al mando del gene.
raj Martinez Campos y que una de elias Ga
conffe al general Gamir, ha causado peno.
sa impression en- esta Capital y la causara,
sin duda, tambien en- toda la Provincial.
En- los actuales momentos ie
prueba para I'm gobernante,- -necesitamos
aquf una autoridad conocedora del pals,
que reuna las c,ndiciones cue concurren
en- nuestro actual Gobernador General: IT,
no, circunspecci6n, talento calma. La
situaci6n es diffcil 81 la exageraci6n llepa.
Sc precipitar acontecimientos que no fie-
men raz6n de ser. El general Gamir ca
hoy en- Puerto Rico garantfa de pay de
concordia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-01
COLEClO De LAS ESCUELAS -PIAS.

gurara solemnemente ell curse de 1895 &
1896 el dia6 de Octubre, las 81 de la ma
fana, en- la Capilla del mismo Colegio.
Los RR. PIP. Escolapios, en- la imposi-
bilidad de invitar inGividuRlmente q cada
una de las muchas personals relacionadas
CON ell Establecimiento, Sc permiten hacer-
to anuncio, esperanto indulgencia por su
atrevimiento.
Los alumnos internos podran ingresar
en- el Colegio desde el de Octubre; Y tan
to estos como los medic pensionistas y
externos SO les reservara I'm lugar en- la
Capilla para el acto de la aperture del
cursO 3-3s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-01

de Puerto Rico, para que la mayoria de
sus gobernantes vean las cosas1 de distinto
modo despWes que no ej3r cen el mando?-
pals para que Ia question polftica subyu-
que Ia gesti6n administrative y econo
mica, con notabilfsimo perjuieio de los in
tereses materiales de la provincial detenien
do su progreso?
ESQ es 10 que nosotros no sabemos,
pero hacernos constar el hecho repetido sin
comentarlo. "~es%
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-01
uII0 IMnIEQ MAROA SOL EN-
HILU WuLEO carretel negro, ca
lidad superior.-Venden. - -
MULLENHOFF Y KORBER.

Nos han informado que don Alfredo
Segura Villalba, aquel empresario de 6pe.
"a que Us 8 tan incorrecto proceder con no.
sotros, por Ell cual fu6 condenado Dor egta
Audiencis, 50 .encuentra en- un hospital de
O. ridad en- Mex }, srruinado abandones
do por los que fueron sus compaferos, Los
que parece tienen motivos para ju1eaesa
la como le jnzg6 el sedor Alvaro de1
Campo POF aQai hay algunoz IasliNas