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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-24
A CENTER OF IHOuGllT.

No writer has yet accorded to
Salt Lake City the prestige to which
it is Justly entitled as a center Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-24

that the interest ccntering in it and
radiating thence throughout the
earth, will increase rather than
diminish.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14

iron. The close, heavy, revolving forma-
tions that Reliance sent with a quickness
and fury into the Stanford line, though
often opportunelv broken up, were in the
main good for a gain, despite the equal
fury with which the lighter college M en-
threw themselves desperately under
them.
Reliance scored touchdown and a goal
about the middle of the first half, after
tremendous exertion, that promised ex-
haustion of some OF its players late in tbe
game when it was expected the supposed
superior training of the Varsity men
would tell to the advantage of Stanford.
The half ended without either goal b. ing
again approached nearer than the 20-yard
line
In the second half Murphy, the regular
quarter and expert kicker, who was not in
ne game until late in the first half, tried
twice for field goal for Stanford and
missed both only by few feet. The first
attempt was from the 15-yard line on q
first down, and when Stanford seemed to
be advancing steadily 10 certain touch
down. 1t appeared much like an attempt
at spectacular, but uncertain play, where
more reliable chance to score was
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14
At $1.25Per Yard.

1 case Genuine English Es-
tamene Serge, full IS
inches wide, in browns,
navys, plum, hunters and
olive.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14

The Reliance Club football team. COM
posed for the particular occasion of the
most formidable and the heaviest aggre-
cation Of veteran gridiron talent ever as
sem bIed in one lineup on the Pacific
Coast, defe ated the previously unbeaten
Stanford Varsity eleven yesterday after
noon at Recreation Park by score of 10
too
Following was the lineup with the
stripped weight of the men as they op-
poAed each other:
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14
SANTA CLARA WINS.
In Fast Contest Defeats Un-
beaten Belmont School
1C TO O

Santa Clara College. which took up foot
ball last season for the first time and in
its final game overwhelmed st. Mary s
College, yesterday forenoon defeated Bel
mont School on the Santa Clara gridiron
field by score of II to 0.
Belmont had not been beaten this sea-
son and last year easily held the first
place among all academic teams of this
coast
Santa Clara's victory at once places it
in conspicuous position next to the
three big teams of the coast.
Oscar and Frank Taylor of Belmont
were the officials.
The contest was fast and a splendid ex-
hibtion of football. Many brilliant plays
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14
That Proved Stanford Waterloo Administered by
the Mos TeamE Lined Up This Coast.

Morse OF Reliance were retired because of
slight injuries
Many Berkeley students were present
and they gave vent to their new and de-
risive parodies on the Stanford Give 'em
the ak" yell.
Perhaps 1400 persons witnessed the
game.
The day was perfect for football, but
the field. was hard under thin surface
dressing.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14
Berkeley High School Won

The recently organized new Y. NJ. G. A.
football team of this city played its first
match yesterday afternoon with the
Berkeley High School eleven on the
Berkeley campus, and was defeated by a
score OF 10 to 6.
Berkeley frequently tried the double
pass from fullback to end and lost ground
e Very time.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14
Lowell Defeats Lick.

Lowell High School, in playing off
previous tie yesterday. in the presence of
400 spectators defeated the Lick School on
the gridiron at the Preside grounds by q
score OF Is to
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14

were executed by both teams. But in in
dlvidual work probably King and Captain
Coward of Santa Clara contributed the
features of the game.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14
Hoitts y n From ST. Matthews.

Hoitts y n From ST. Matthews.
Hott's School, in the last of the semi
final games of the acade mic series, yester-
day defeated ST. Matthew's School on he
gridiron at Burlingame bv score of 26 TO
O. Harrel on, Stanford '95, and Wilson,
Stanford 0l, were the officials.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14
so pieces Fancy Pireola Suit
ings, full assortment of
new fall colorings, full so
inches in width.
At $1.oO PerYard.

1 case 49-inch. Genuine Eng
lish Twills, a full assort-
ment Of all the new shades
for fall.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14

The juice of the toma Q Is said 10 be fl
cacious In removing ink stains.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14
LIABILITIES

Losses Adjusted and Unpaid. ............
Losses in process of Adjustment or in
suspense. 49,. .......................
Losses Resisted, including expenses
one year or less. s1,159,065 Al /; re-
insurance so per cent..................
Gross Premiums on Fire Risks running
more than one year, 81 ,033,14 So; re-
Comm ssions and Brokerage due and TO
become due....................
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14

We will also show this week elegant assortment
of NOVELTY FRENCH PLAIDS at prices ranging
from SOC to $175 per yard.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14
At $l.OOPer Yard.

40 pieces Satin Finish Plain
Muscovienne, in new blues,
reds, green's, plum and
browns, goods 40 inches
wide.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-03-11
A Pure Fake.

The Sacramento correspondent of
the Los Angeles Herald in a commu
nication to his paper, has the follow
ing 10 say of the enactmen Of the
prize fight law by this state:
"a gentleman who stands very
high with the Southern Pacific rail
road tells me that that road and the
Western Union telegraph company
put up the money to pass the bill to
allow prize fighting in Nevada. One
hundred thousand dollars were con
tributed, but the bill was passed
more easily than was at first believed
possible and only $780, 00 was used.
Nevada was the state selected for
several reasons. 1t has a small popu
lation, is remote from Eastern intiu-
eDce and has a small legislOture, u
then it is isolated, only the Western
Union telegraph company has any
wires in the state, and only the South
eIn Pacific railroad has any tracks
within its limits. Therefore the tele-
SIopl SoLbp NHy HaS +" "OhoRAJ "a IAN
telegraph business and the railroad
company of the passenger business.
What the telegraph business will
amount to may be guessed from the
Carson by the company, and they ex
pect to send 100000 the day before
and the day of the fight. The rail
road company will haue all 1t can do
to carry passengers, so it is easy to
see that it was a good speculation by
the two great corporations"
The above appears in the Silver
State aud is a pure take.
Parties went to Dan Stuart and at
tempted to get him to put up money &c
pass the bill. He declined to put up d
dollar to purchase Legislators opposed
TO the measure.
He simply said, pass the bill anC
I will bring the fight to Nevada, blu
1 will not pay one dollar to influence
legislation" and he has never
swerved a hair from his oriGinia
intention. Parties have ATTEMPTED t.
bleed him on the ground that they
spent large sums to purchase votes
but he has sense enough to know tina
they never had any money, and conse
guently never spent it. The stories tt
the contrary are pure fakes and cir
culated only by men who are anxious
TO squeeze Stuart. on account of thei
pretended influence.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-03-11

No , To Rent-Furn shed rooms tC
rent. Apply at the White House or this
office. Terms reasonable.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-03-11
COWBOYS Tournament.

At Sweeney S Race Track, March 9Th
and 10Th, a Cowboys Tournament will be
held, consisting of roping and tying of
wild steers, and breaking and riding buck
ing horses. There will be present some
of the most noted ropers and bucking
bronco riders in the country, among
whom are Scoop Lloyd, of Montana,
Jimmy Hayes of Idaho, Jimmy Martin,
the greatest wild horse rider in the world,
ana Bill Ireland. Three steers will be
roped by each cowboy. Purses will be
offered for local competitors, the first
prize SIS for best, and Second best SIS
J.. ". Buckley. Manager, of Idaho.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-03-11
NOW is THE ACCEPTED TIME

Since the legalizing Of glove con-
tests in Nevada many very good citi-
zens engaged in the moral uplifting
Of humanity in our sister State, Cal =
fornia, have crossed the line arh
have been using the rod Of correction
on the backs Of u Legislators ano
the peop'e OF Nevada, as we'll. Thy
have pointed out the errors OF Ne
vadaDs in plain. anglo-saxon il rot in
the spirit Of Him who said, $50 thy
ways and sin no more To these
kindly souls 80 much interested in re
forms, the opportunity Of a life time
noble work.
Their attention is called to the fol-
lowing announcement m ,de in a San
Francisco paper Ct March Sth: "The
Pacific Athletic Club has signed Greg
gains and Stenzier to fight a twenty
round bout at the Mechanics Pavilion
about the first of text month. AS a
preliminary to the event Agnew and
Thompson, the Salt Lake City light
weight, will box fifteen rounds. AS
the latter pair have met twice before
in hard-fought battles, a return match
should prove an interesting affair."
According to the description OF the
feast in preparation for the devotess
of physical culture" in San Fran
cisco, there are to be two events, one
Of twenty rounds and a lesser one of
fifteen rounds. Calculating three
minutes to the round there is to be
one and three quarter hours Of beat
ing, striking, brusing and wrestling
in which of each Of the gladiators
will do his utmost to disable and
physically injure his adversary.
No then, if there is a law against
such exhibitions when will there be a
better time to enforce it, and if the re
is no law, the Legislature being 10
session, when will there be a better
time to bring the moral sentiment Of
community to bear on the Legislators
and induce them to enact a law that
shall for all time put a stop to these
d~emOraliziDg exhibitions. The
grain is ripe, the cycle is at hand and
the Observation-Disclosures is hep
Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-03-11

Feb II I'M.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-03-11

We have never seen anything equal
.'Ida Fuller and cannot attempt to
describe the marvellous chan ges and
life like effects which surround her
during the dance.-Salt Lake Herald.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-03-11
D. G. KitZmeyer.

HAS, after a vacation Of three
years again assumed control
Of the business a. the Old
stand, No. 80 South Carson
street, and invites all who are
in want of goods or work in
his line to give him a trial
He promises to furnish a good
quality of goods, and do GOOD
work at the very lowest prices,
a10
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-03-11

Nc Tc Rent-Th: &c furnished room,
price one dollar a day tor each room. Ap
ply at this Office. If
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
de III Globo de Madrid).
SAGASTA

rs el ilustre jefe del pdrtido liberal
Con esta Erase queda hecha la sem
blan4a del senor Sagasta Aun hay re
durdancIa Ell Ia expression, pleonasm,
en- la Erase. Ei Adjective ilustre huelg:
por ihnecesario. No cabe mayor pom
deraclon dc su elevada catcgOrfa poifti
ca que ia que naturainente Sc hace
facilmcntc &c sobreentiende al designal
la jelatura que ejerce sObre 1n partidC
que caal ning1n otro representa- EN- Ia
pOllticl espanOla un sentido naclOnal Y
un sentido progressive. 81 TN gran esta-
dista que con Sagasta cOmparti0 la pO-
derosa infuencia polftica desde ell CO.
micnzo de la Resturacion pudo jactarse
de haber continuado la historic de Es-
pana, d Sagasta anicamente lie serfa
prccisa altanera soberbia de amino, de
la cual en- absolute carece, para enorgu-
llecerse de continuar La bstoria nacio-
nal, no tan solo en- 10 que signitica pro
longaci6n de ella cronol6gicamente, sino
en- 10 que senala grado superior de des-
envolyimiento polftico, como quiora
que para la vida publica en- Espana
cuenta Sagasta con una fuerza incon-
trastablc con la que impulsa todas las
iniciatiyas polfticas cuando Gstas van
por ell camin0 de Ia demOcracia
FL nombre de Sagasta es para todos,
amigos adversarios, digno de los mas
profundos respetos, de las mas entu-
slastas aclamaclcnes. Este nombre sim
boliza toda la Espana liberal, es decir,
toda Espana; porque sin la libertad, a
cuyo quito consagr6 Sagasta sus talen-
tos y 4 cuya defensa puso su voluntad,
Espana no existirfa despu6s de las tur-
bulentas Gpocas porque ha pasado este
glorioso pueblo Ell la agitada historic
contemporaries.
Famosa es Ia afrnaci0n de Sagasta,
acreditada por largos amos de conse
cucncia polftica.
GCaer6 del lado dc Ia hbertad1, dijo
en- OCCASION memorable, con ell brio dc
lac6nlca elocuencia, y al caer 81 de
aqueI lado, Ievantose vigorosfsimo cl es-
PIrltu nacional
En- estos dfas angustiosos para la Pa
tria, abatida por graves desgracias, la
hnlca soluci0n que los mas perspicac9s
acertaban vislumbrar era la que es-
tuviese inspirada por liberales princi-
plos que rcscateu para Ia paz las Colo r
Mas por las guerras asoladas, y una
yez mas el partido liberal ha acudido,
con generosa -abnegaci6n, 4 procurar el
blen del pals, Y una vez mas Sagasta
ocupa ell Poder, eli donde es garantfa
suPrema de savaci6n para Espafia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
D. ALEXANDRA GROIZARD

Liberal consecuente, hombre intege-
rrimo ex-ministro de Estado y de Fo-
mento, ira ahora al departamento de
Gracia y Justicia.
Su designation, que sera muy bien re-
cibida, quedo hecha esta tarde en- una
entreyista que ell se1or Groizard tuvo
con Ell presidente del Consejo.
FL senior Groizard posee, como indi-
camos anteriormente, abolengo notaria-
mente liberal no tiene enemigos po-
see, Ell cambio, muchos feryientes ad
mlradores.
Los amantes del progreso intellectual
no olvidan que la reforma del plan de
segunda ensenanza, destrufda despiada-
damente por ell senor Bosch, respondia
un proposito laudable.
En- Gracia y Justicia, como en- otro
ministerio cualquiera, sera ell senior
Groizard un ministro inmejorable.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
Ell GEN ERAL CORREA

Es ministro de la Guerra por primera
vez y, su designation Sc recibira, segu-
ramente, con grandes alabanzas pol
parte del Ejercito. Tenlente general,
en- la Sgbsecratarfa del mismo Ministe
rio que desde hoy dirigira, probo sus
atlas dotes de erganizador. Despues,
en- ell mando del quinto Cuerpo de ejer-
cito, que Ia saxon desempeIaba, sas
condolences militares splandecieron,
como en- toda su brillante carrera.
Ge..aral de grandes disposciiones ad
ministrAtiyas, con mucha energfa cor
criterio propio, desempenara admirable
mente su cometido y, en- las actuales
circunstancias sobre todo, su talanto y
su caracter encontraran perfecto en-
pleo en- ell departamento que la Reina le
conffa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
LOPEZ PUIGCERVER

Joven aun, hombre de estudio de
practica administrative, pertenece 4 la
categorfa de los hombres de talento
equilibrado; por 10 mismo es uno de los
polfticos mas serios, mas titles y mas
importantes de Espana.
Como en- la fsonomfa Sc retrata ell
caracter, Ell ell rostro de Puigceryer, en-
su mirada inteligente serena, Ell su
sonrlsa, que manifesto la tranquilidad
de una honrada conciencia, ell menos
observador adivina, con todas las sena-
les de la evidencia, un cerebro sano y
un gran corazon-
Su historic polftica ha sido verdade-
ramente brillantc, En- Hacienda dei6
huellas reformad oras. Despues, en-
Gracia Justicia, obtuyo generates
alabanzas; por ultimo, en- Gobernaci6n,
capt6se universities simpatfas. Fl di-
nero, - jnst.cia y la polftica del pals
han estado otras veccs Ell sus manos y,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
CONDE DE XIQUENA

Nombre respetadfsimo por muchos
conceptos en- la polftica. De integri-
dad absolute de alteza de miras indis-
cutible ; de caracter entero y energico
tai como Sc necesita en- los momentos
actuales.
Su elecci<n como ministro ha de ser
reoibida con generates aplausos. Su
historic Ell ell Gobierno civil en- otro
Ministerio, presidido por el senor Sa
gasta, lie abonan. Personalidades como
el conde de Xiquena dan fuerza a un
Ministerio. Saludemos en- ell ilustre
pr6cer que ha de desempenar la cartera
de Fomento a uno de los mas distingui-
dos miembros del nuevo Gabinete
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
JNJUSTO T |MPRUDENTE
De EZ Liberal, de Madrid

1 lie ut X/LOC1(t. lo 1nduIlu
Ell ministro de Ultramar ha recibido
un telegrama de la capital de la isla dc
IPuerto Rico concebido en- los siguien
tes terminus, que parece impossible que
a1n sc empleen, mas impossible toda
via que sc consienta:
| xEl nuevO comite central del 2od,tidt
espu55oz, al saludar a Y. E., Sc pone in
lcondicionalmente a sus ordenes. Pc
tlro 1r@nag0.,
! Ell ministro de Ultramar ha contesta
do ese telcgrama, 81 bien no emplea
la palabra esta,1ol para designar al par
lido de Union Institutional, no recti
flea tai denomination, ofensiva para
todas las dcmas fucrzas politicas por-
ltorriq consintiendo tacimente que
thaya quien Sc atribuya el exclusive go
ce de un tftu!o que todos por igual os-
tontan han ostentado siempre.
;Como? En- la isla fidelfsima, en- la
| leal terra que jamas conocio la rebe-
lion, en- donde ell amor a la patria es
sagrado culto, hay partidos que Sc lla-
man espanoles, presentandose como en-
oposicion de otros, a quien con tai he
cho sc les MEGA 10 que toda la vida
lconstituyo su bandera? / Els possible
mantener Ell las colonias la division en-
partidos esl,adoles partidos Hberales,
como antano, en- la Peninsula, entire
partldos legales ilegales? iEs que
para ser espa,1ol es condicion precisa ser
conservador, y todo ell que no cs iEtran-
sfgenre y reaccionario no pertenece a
la Patrla?
Porque no hay que elyidarlo los Ii
berales y los autonomistas de Puerto
Rico son tan PANOLEs, por 10 menos,
con los de Union constitutional, los
primeros son, desde hace un ano-des-
de que ell senor Sagasta acepto la auto
nomfa para Puerto Rico adictos al
partido liberal a la Metropoli.
Pero ademas, son dos cosas que rinen
de verse juntas, ESQ de pa,tiao y de es
pa5sol. No. La substantial patria es in
diyisible. La condicion de espaholes
no sc puede distribuir entire partidos.
Todos ellos viven, piensan, sienten, sci
mueven dcntro de la nacionalidad. Par
lido quiere decir parte, fraction, cosa
que perteneee al todo, y por consecuen-
cia la parte, la Fraction, la cosa que Sc
desgaja del todo nacional, no puede to-
mar ell attribute, la esencia y la substan-
cia que esta en- el ORGANISING total no
en- una de sus parties 9 fracciones.
Y 81 ESQ serfa peligroso, injusto I'M
prudente, tratandose de las fuerzas po-
lfticas que luchan por un ideal en- IA |
Peninsula; mas ALA de los mares, en- las
colonias, constituye una ofensa intole-
rable, un agravio manifesto a todos los
elementos liberales.
FL partido llamado Unconditional de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27

Puerto Rico usurpa un titulo que es de
todos los habitantes de una isla que ja-
mas, jamas, sintio su obediencia 4 Es-
paIia debilitada, nunca, nunca, Sc
alzo en- rebeldia contra la patris.
La unica manera de servir Espana,
de contribuir la pax moral-ya que
la paz material nunca Sc ha de turbar,
nj aun con tales provocaciones en- Puer-
to Rico-es no invocar su santo pom
bre en- vano, es no resucitar arcaicas e
intolerables divisiones
Porque ESQ serfa, ademas de injusto,
imprudente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
COMP ANA bE0NIMA DELLA LUZ ELECTRCIA
DE PONCE
SECRETAHIA

Acordado por Ia iunta directiva e.
cobrO del tercer dividendo dc las accio-
nes cmitidas, los senores accionistas Sc
sirvieron hacerlo efcctivo en- ell tGrminc
de ocho dias al vocal contador dor
Juan Cabrer, plaza del Mereado, fib;i
ca de sombreros, presentanGo los CO.
rrespondientes extractos de inscription
de las suyas, para hacer constar en-
cllos el pago.
Transcnrrido dicho plazo, sc proce
derA cobrar domicilio :; los que no
10 hayan satisfecho, hbrando recibo
provisional para el impcrte de dicho
tercer dividendo.
En- este case, los senores accionistas,
sPodran pasar cuando bien 10 tengan
por esta Secretarfa, acompanados de
los mencionados tftulos recibos pro-
yisionales, para estampar al dorso de
los primeros el pago 4 que Sc contrai-
gan los segundos.
FL Secretario, u D. PasareN
NQ 30
FL Presidcnte, ElmiEo Pozuelo.
Is V. alt.
Ponce, i p de Octubre de 1897.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
La Democracia

aunque NADIA gasta tanto como ell ejerci
clio del Gooierno, despues de haber 60
bernado Puigcerver, aumento su justf-
simo credito.
Vuelve, pues, a las tareas ministerial
les con mucha y honrosa fama, y vuel
We para acrecentarla porque es su natu
raleza moral del temple de las que au
mentan su brio en- la lucha acrecien-
tan su riqueza con ell gasto. Con su
talento, con palabra elocuente, con illus
TRACTION, con profundos estudios Ell las
nccesidades del pats, tiene medios So
brados para recorrer tanto camino CO.
mo ell que anduyo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
GULLON

Para ell ministerio de Estado tiene
excepcionales condiciones. Elevada in
teligencia; sagacidad de espfritu; vasta
cultura y serene amino. La prensa es-
pamela puede enorgullecerse con ell nom
bramiento de don Pfo Gullon, porque
de la prensa procede ell nuevo ministro
de Estado y las letras consagra sus
ocios, como de clio puede dar admira-
BILE testimonio su trabajo reciente mente
publicado.
En- sus manos ponen uno de los de
partamentos mas interesantes en- las
actuales circunstancias. Seguros esta-
mos de que con feliz exito coronara los
esfuerzos de su talento, en- ell cual pue-
de contiar la patrla, muy necesitada de
hombres que respondan debidamente de
sus intereses en- las relaciones de nuestro
pueblo con los extrangeros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
PRENSA PEN!NSULAR
LOS HoMBREe DEL 1oBIERNo

tan arido que parezca dispuesto tnica
mente para posar sohre Gl las plantas
De, ho-c'3-a. sin que puedan los jugos
Je la terra alimentar con savia fecun
daIl NE avcoles copiosOs la par Ell
frutos 6pimos y hermosas flores.
| Desde las cuestiones fnancieras los
problemas literarios; desde 10 que ell
Idiplomacia es severfsimo sigilo, hasta
10 que en- arte es alberta communication;
desde lC que ell sociDlogfa es prOfundo
hasta 10 que en- poesfa es bello; pasan-
do por todas las Iatitudes filosoficas y
tedas las zonas intelectuales, en- los in
n1mer0s discusses ,,e Moret esta todo,
encyclopedia viva de los conocimientos
polfticos.
Polftico la iAglesa, no por imita-
cion de SnOb que torpemente simula ia
cultades extranas d su propia fndole,
sino pOr natural yocacion de su tempe
ramentO moral, verdaderamente spence
r5a210, ell britanismo de Moret ha halla-
do en- las luchas de nuestra polftica
mas impugnadores injustos que justos
adeptOs, porque a unos y a otros, y di
cho Sc esta que esta demostrativa sena
la los bandOs en- que siempre Sc divide
Id pOIIIlCd 1cClNd, utlOS d OIIOS Hd
sorprendido Moret con sus iniciativas
desacostumbradas, porque nj unos nj
otros alcanzaban a comprender la ele-
vaci6n superior de mras de este hom
bre extraOrdinariO sino cuando, ascen-
didos i la cumbre de sus pensamientos
por la efcacia de su palabra elocuente,
cerciorabanse de Guam altos Sc hallaban
en- la esfera de la polftica al advertir
ALA abajo, en- donde pululan todos los
misoneistas, la pequenez de 6stos, q
quienes hacfa aun memories la enorme
distancia intellectual que los separa de
Moret.
Ell partido liberal tiene la doble obI
gacl6n de atender con celoso empeno
los intereses materiales y los intere-
ses morales de la patria y nadie como
Moret, cuya palabra es siempre elo-
cuente y cuyos actos son siempre deci
siyos para levantar ell espfritu pdblico
de la postracion en- que le ha hecho caer
la ineptitud gubernamental del partido
conservadOr.