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EI senor Pf y Marga|I

Las declaraciones del jefe federalists en-
sEl Liberals, son, en- gran parte, recuerdos de
hiatorla contemporaries.
Aoonsej6 primero la autonomfs, despues
Il negotiation con los inaurrectos sobre Ia base
Dc 10 autonomfa; no ss le hizo caso vino la
guerra, dandn las dimisorias Woodford antes
de haberse reoibido ofoialments el ultin,atune.
Puio espersrse que nos 10 comunioaran o6-
cialmente, proponsr el arbitraje, invooaudo ell
preoedente de haber Clevels1 obligsdo 1ngla'
tsrra aceptarlo en- Ia question de Venezuela.
Por fin SO vino & la paz, = el se6or Pf 10
aplaudi6, sintiendo solo que no 60 hubiera ofre.
dido mayor resistenoia & la oesi6n de Puerto
Rico, eesi6n que no entraba en- la Traditional
polftica de nuestros venoedores.
Despu6s dice 81 sefior Pf:
sYa Ia perdida de Cuba y Puerto Rico es
lneyitable. Inevitable me pareoe tambi6n Ia
de nuestra soberanfa sobre psrte del Archlpi6.
|1ago filipino. Va que no la perdamos tendre.
Imoa que compartirla con los nortesmercsnos.
Los tsgalos son casi duefios de la isla de Luz6n
81 90 probable que hsyamos de ceder al doble
tsfuerxo de los yankees , los insurreotcs
No nos podemos quejar de 10 que nos su-
lcede. Hemos regido NAL las co!onias, no he
{nos sabido escarmsntar en- Ia p6rdida de todo
+ 81 territorio de Americs, que SO extiends de
Mexico Chile; no hemos querido doblegarnos
+oportunamente 4 10 que ell progreso dc las ideas
lbs exigiendo, hemos sido Is primsra nacion
de Europa totslmente arrojada del oontinente
|aue> haca cuatrocientos amos des,ubrimns.
<Menos NAL si en- vista de todos estos de-
Fsastres aupi6semos regenerar Ia Peninsula, rom
#piendo con insostenibles tradioiones J abriendo
3 10 polftics nuevos horizontes y nuevos rumbos.
{Dssgraoiadamente, no vso en- nioguno de los
thombres que se ofrecen sslvsrnos NADIA que
Iindiqae tan provechosa mudsnza. Hsbfsn, to.
! dos de desceptralizar, pero sin que Dinguno
kds6ns htsts donde ha de llegar Ia acci6n del
#Estsdosy empezsr la de las provncias. Hay en-
|muchas provinoias un espfritu regionalista que
cssi raya en- Ia independencia, y esos salvadorss
knada intentan que pueda aquietsr los animos =
reforsar los vinsuos entire Ell Estado las regio-
ines. Convene declararlas todaa aut6nomas,
Inn de obyisr todo rompimiento; J convene ha-
Eoerlo pronto, para que la reforma no vepgs tar.
Edfamente, como en- Cuba ,
xPara Ia regeneration del pafs-dice mas
Eadslsnts el seiior Pf-en 10 que debsmos fjar'
Enos es en- ayiyar por todos los medios imagina-
Ebles ell amor al trsbsjo alentar todas las indus
|frias, procurar los agricultores un credito de
Exns carecen; estimular Ia inventiva de nuestros
abrir en- todas parties oolegios;
E7Ranaformar los Institutes en- Escuelas de Artes
EW ofcios; eatablecer Ia eneefisnss oral prActi.
- oars los adnltos que no conozcan Ia lectura;
Sanar. en- I'm, de una nacion de ret6rioos una
|Soef6n de trabsjsdorss. Mucho Sc hs de con
|7oRuir por ls autonomfa de Las regiones: cobra
"a socas vigor, alientos, fuerzs, multiplioafan
II industsiss J abririn nusvas foentss Dc ri.
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-. Han sido resoindidas todas las contrates
que tenfan celebra as los contratstas de con"
ducoi6n de co1respondeucia postal y pablioa'
con las autoridades espsiolas habiendoseies de-
vuelto en- su oonaeouenoia las fiansas que para
responder habfsn depositado en- la Tesorerfa
Central.
~. Doscamos averiguar el paradero de
don Ramon Rodriguez, telegra6sta que fu6
del Pspiuo, puea no hay forma de averignar'
10. 1913
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Constitution poiltica
DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS

Els IN folleto.de A paginas en- octave, con
bubierts de color. Contiene un pr6logo; Ia de =
plaraei6n de Ia independence de los Estsdos
Unidos por el Congreso el de Julio de Lite;
6 Constitution promulgada por la asambea =
as enmiendas acordadas.
Sc vends en- esta redacci6n & 90 centavos
~ contado Sc remite & la isla enVfando l2
pentavos en- sellos de correos. americanos. 81
be- de enviarse certifcado, deben remitirse S
bentavos mas.
No SERVINGS nipgdn pedido sin que Sc re-
uesen los fondos 1916
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AVISo

kVisn sogdn esoitura pdblica celebrada
"'''s' ante 81 notario senior don Antonio
Alvarez Navs, me ha hecho cesi5n don Fran :
cisco Fernandez del contrato que tenfa celebra
do con el Estado, para la construction del tro
20 de oarretora do Quebrada. .Hopds al Coroaal,
traspasandoine todos sus dersohos y acciones,
entendido que no qaeao hacho carg> do pagar
sls cuentss 8 dsu las. Cnrozal, ;tabre ue
Is de 1895. 9s.-ANDRES GONZALEZ
A-3-1
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AVISO

No publicamos anuncop, comunicados nj
hscem6s trabaios de impreuta Elm pago adelan'
ta0o. Los comunicadOs valcn dicz csntavos
|la lfnea impress: los manusoritos SO cuentan &
|ooho palabras por Inca.
La suscrpci6n tambien aielautada, vale
70 resos ell semestre
No contestamos las csrtas que vengan con
|comanicados, sin el impcrte correspondence.
Los anuncos & precios convencionales,
|seghn sitio tempo dc la publication.
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S. A. "Luz EIeCtrica"

Para cumplimentar ell apartado 50. del ar
|ttcnlo Al del Reglamento, se cita los sefiores
accionistas para Ia Jants General eztraordina'
~ que se cslebrarA en les ofcnas do la socie :
Lad. Marina Gale del Preside namero 3, el
Pie 30 del mes de Octubre pr6ximo q las do
mafiana. Puerto Rico, 20 dc Ssptiembro de
48o8.-El Director, P. s. A,asslno Gonsales Ia
hin. "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-16
LAS CARTAS DE- DREYFUS
PRIMERA SERIE

Desae Ia pyisi6ade sCherche MIDI,
eL'sffsirs Dreyfus,, como 10 llaman los
fr,nceses no es "a IN asunto pursmente ints.
rior de Francia. Sobre tcdo, desde Ia gsnero-
sa intervention de lola, quien prinoipalmen-
te sc debe la va oomen1ada revision del pro.
csso, el problems de 81 es ignokante oulpable
el excspitAn del siereito francis oonatituys IN
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ON Por tenerss que ausentar su daeho Sc
Wv vende uua tieuda en- sitio lnuy acredita
do, y oon grandes ventajas para e. com mprsaor.
Infofmara don Brsulo Martinez. Gale de
San Sebastian numero So. &c
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We need IN this office an employs, either TO
English or American nationality, a1ho has
eoritte~ for newspapers, mho kao'cs hoac to
correct proofs, and acho hnGacs enough ot' the
spanish language to un0erstand it acsU Those
aoho desire the place acU please arrite to us.-LA
CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTo-R st John.
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eUn2r Esfafo To rent at reasonable pri
o'su' -''a''' ce to responsible parties,
in desirable location near Gurabo. 1t is in ex'
cellent con litiou and is equipped with first class
machinery. Address: Pedro Gonzalez Garcia.
N. l5 Caleta San Juan St
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quesa No pudioudo esperar del Estado los
benefoios do hoy, saldran de su letargo y reoo'
brarkn nueva vi ias
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bsrstts como el cardeuillo SO uzan dc la mis-.
ma manera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-16

Gran Hotel lngIaterra" 1!Ssa, mSs' de Renssr Rsas+
do s Ia altura de los mejores de Europa. Vis'
tas la bahia. Con gabinete de leo.ura, de-
partamento dc cantina, tabaqueria un elegan'
te Salon de Reoreo. -Hopedajes desde DOS
PESOS en- adelante, segdn la hsbitaoidn que go
o,upe.--A. AGUDO.-(Propietario).
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ia Espana! qaiesdo a s"io ~ G." SEs ds.pschasa a
ell dia 25 de cate mes Ell rapido c6moto vapor
eConde Wifredo, para la Corufa Ckdiz, Bar.
celona, Msllorca, Torrovieja, Valencia, y Ma
lsg,. Habiendo gran demanda de pasajes.
convene les viajeros solcitar sin cemora los
que deseen.
"a" Admite pasajeros cargs.
s. H. 6
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5nunnin En la cslle de la Fortslesa numero
""u"e'o II, Sc venie un ajuar dc muebles
nuevos, modico preoio.
Advertisement - A complete new house
fuuiture for half its price is tobe sold at H. >
II, Fortaleza Street, l rst floor. l5-1o
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Coego particular dc. dc a. tss,,, "a de- sn;San,s sjom,
Comereio Masica, Dibujoy Pintura cargo
de profesorss ompetentes.-Alumnos internos
externos medic pensionistas.- Pc
a,o Mocr6. .Boniet.-Sol IA. l0-9
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So V8nden en- buon estado todos los n muebles
w '""u'" para sala y comedor. Tambieu
dos caballoa uno de tres amos y el otro de T.
InformarAn en- la casa numero IA lie Ia cal de
la Fortalcza, altos. A-6-2
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gandss males s,'1ds' So ID ssDs5ssoi9snso ,smsSs Gsae
organico anquila ell cuerpo el espfritu Sc i'm :
pole devolver ell sstema nervioso toda su faer-
"a vig,r: do ahf la indic'c6n especial del
<Vino Cordial de Cerebrina, de Ulrici, con.
ceptuado por los medicos mas eminentee, como
el sreconstituyente poleroso vita'isador mss
rapido., P.
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E| inges sin Maestro s;an.s en- ,s f,slss SIsso s m

Ha desaparecido 1a piei,d s,s'''s: ID: 9ss, ssD
Candido Rodriguez, de Juncos. Tiene I amos,
color negro cebruno, media caartss ds al
zads, marca A ago confass en- la nalga dere.
cha. un Gordon blanco en- la frente, tres passs
blsncas, paso y sobre paso largo Sara grstif.
cado generosamente el que 10 presente 8 de no
ticias exactas de su paraiero. SIS 3
i7iItar Central de 2. = 3D. J ron de Ia
nAa'o' Central San Vicente tienen de ven.
ia precios limitados RUBERT HERMA.
NOS. Is SIS
Or. Martinez RosseI6, Aknolso: t;a;I, b 155Iiso
que ha mudsdo su residences 4 la cslle de <Je.
sas = Marfa', namero 13, altos. 90 Is
Sc transfere es es'ssG ses ssstss. osss 81 bos
mas fnoas busn interes.-R,s6n, Pfocurador
Boneta, Plaza Alfonso XIII. Ats
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Rafael Pa|aeios Rodriguez 6f6s.s eS a; d 10: e.
blico sus servioios profesionales en- su bufete,
oalle de San Francisco, ndmero 81, piso prin
cipal. l5-l4
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Ia (nIon+;va Fabrica de cigatrillos. So So
Ia oV'eol''u licitan hssta 20 muiares de
buepa conducta para trabajar en- sus tslle!es de
encsjeti'lar, dirigidos por una sei1ora, separa-
do en- absolute del taller de hombres. No Sc
abrirA dicho taller interim no este complete el
ndmero sehaIado. Para informes y para ms
cribirse, en- Ella Colectiva calle del Comercio,
Marina l5~5 a.
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Pedro c. Thmoee aa s.onss oa,s' de RsimsFa

sa nuevo domiciIio, Sol az, altos. Prepara
cida especial ea idiomas, Aritm6tica mercanti
Tenedurfa de libros. -Admisi6n de alumuos
internos, medic pensionistas y externos. A
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-11-12
Surprise.

Invineible Lodge, No. 2674, G. U. o.
OF 0. r. was surprised on last Tuesday
night, the 9Th instant. by st Mary's
Household of Ruth which is an auxil-
iary 20 the lodge.
The following gifts were presented
to the gentlemen who have been act
ing with the Household since its organ
izstion, Mr.. A. b. Hawkins, = hand
some cane with initials thereon Mr.. J.
J. Carter. paiE of orname ntal cuspi-
dos AR r. w. Anderson. q handsome
cuff box; Mr.. Fleming Goodman, Chi
ma closk; Mr.. C. II. A. Strother, a coal
hod- Mr.. Sidney stanton presented
she gifts for the Household and each
was accepted with neat speech from
the recipients.
Mr.. Sidney Stanton asked the bless
ing and the gentlemen proceeded 10
devour the contents of the heavily Ia
den table. Mr.. Robt Burren OF Friend.
ship Lodge and Mr.. ". H. johnson OF
Eoenr zsr Lodge. 1882, were present.
Tho sG sir was an enjoyable one.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-11-12

not members OF the church. Where
were the deacons and other members ?
= It is reported that the colored demo-
cratic politician, Oliver Thompson had
the pleasure OF receiving apunch IN
the nose last week from q Republican
lawyer (white) OF Hackensaek for call
ing him r liar. and that the lawyer l.
his speech on last Thursday night at
the Town Hall said that Thompson
could be bought but he would not stay
bought; for he tried to pull him for
$50. He could be bought by either
party, but was 90 good Co any. Thomp
son called him q liar and he received
the compliment Of = punch.
Sam, young man got drunk from
pSrtaking Of the dripping of whiokey
barrel, and was placed in q wood-shed
by his c companions. He was 70 md
the next morning. His funeral was
preached at the Undertaker's office by
Rev J. L. Marble. Saturday 25tb ult
Mrs. ,Rebecca Hire Is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Thompson 10 10 the hospital.
True Reformers, now is your time to
do as you say you will do. Thompson
ia q strong True Reformer.
Mrs. Clara Adamson is having chills
again.
Mr.. James Dangerfield lie almost per-
suaded not to leave Hackensack.
There is q building being erected on
High ST. 1t Is called the Black Dia-
mond Bee Hive. Now Black Bees, II
you can possibly get rooms anywhere
else. don't occupy any OF these. Let
some OF the White Bees have them Oh
let it stay empty. This name came
out in the democratic papers las
! week.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-11-12
Democrats Concede Ono.

Columbus. Nov. 9--Chairnan Slack
er. OF the Democratic state committee,
comedies the state to the Republicans
by over 10000 plurality, and Chairman
Daugherty, of the Republican state
committee. claims about $4,000. The
Ohio congressional delegation remains
the same as at present, 10 TO 6. each
party carrying precisely the same dis
tricts as at the presidential election
two years ago. The Democrats do not
concede the reelection OF Congress-
man Weaver in the Seventh district,
the home OF Governor Bushnell. Dur
ing the Hanna senatorial contest last
January Congressman Weaver headed
a delegation that called on Governor
Bushnell and protested against the
governors action in the senatorial
contest.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-11-12
FIFTYSIXTH CONGRESS.
Democrats Have Gained Twenty.
$780, one Seats. .-.--,...s
sIBLEY WINS IN PENNSYLVANIA.

Seven Other Democrats Also Defeat
Republican Nominees-New Jersey
Elects Two Democratic Congress-
men and Maryland a Like Number.
New York. Nov. 9.-Returns received
in this city from all over the country
indicate that So Republicans and 100
Democrats have certainly been elected
to seats in the national house of repre-
sentatives. The same districts two
years ago returned to the lower house
of congress 1O5 Republicans and SO
Democrats. Based solely 'lpon the esti-
mates in these districts, a Republican
loss of 20 and Democratic gain of q
is indicated Tese estimates concede
to the Democrats all OF the congress
sional districts in Greater New York
except one, the Fifteenth. The fol-
lowing are the Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey and Maryland congressman elected:
Pennsylvania-Galus A. Grow anc
Samuel A. Davenport Cat large). II. II
Bingham. Robert Adams, Jr.. sWm. Nc
Aleer, James r. Young, A. c. Harmer
Thomas S. Butler. Irving p. Wanger
Daniel Ermentrout, Marriott Brosius
Laird II. Barber, William Connell
Morgan r. Williams. James w. Ryan
Marlin L. Olmstead, c. Fred Wright
Horace 3. Packer. Rufus X Polk
Thad. NJ. Mahon, Edward ID. Zeigler
| Joseph L. Thropp. Summers NJ Jack
John Dalzell. William H. Graham. Err
| nest f. Acheson, ]. b. Showalter
Thomas II. Higgins, Joseph c. Sibley
/ James X. L. Hall.
New Jersey-Henry c. Loudenslager
John ]. Gardner. u. S. Salmon. Jane
+ Stewart r w Parlxer sVVilliarTa II
| DAILY, Charles N. Fowler. The Thir,
| district is in doubt
/ Maryland-'John w. Smith, William
B. Baker, Frank c. Wachter. "Jame
w. Denny. Sydney f. Mudd. George A
/ Pearre-
Those marked 60 are Democrats.
The following table gives the numbe
| Of congressman elected in other states
with their party Affiliations:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-11-12

Detroit. Nov. 9.-The Republican
state central committee claims Pin
gree's election by from $4,000 10 CO. 900
majority. The Democratic state com
mittee has not yet conceded defeat.
The governor ran several hundred
ahead of his ticket in Detroit. and ran
up plurality OF 1000 I'm Grand Rapids.
In Saginaw he doubled on his plurality
of go. In jackson, Lansing. Bay City
and other smaller cities he was cut con-
siderably, but the country districts sur
rounding went quite strongly for Pin
gree. The balance OF the Republican
state ticket is elected. The upper pen
Ursula gave its usual Republican ma
jorities. but there was a great amount
Of splitting on governor in the lower
peninsula The vote on congressman is
close in half Of the twelve districts, the
others returning Republicans with GER
tainty. The Legislature Will have Re
publican majority.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-11-12
Resolutions Of the First Baptist SUNDAY
School.

Whereas, 1t has pleased che Supreme
Architect OF the Universe 10 remove
from our midss our late sister, Mary
Z. Boiling; and,
Whereas, The intimate relations long
held by our deceased sister with the
members OF this Sunday School rem
der it proper that we should place on
record our appreciation of her services
as teacher and co-wCrker: therefore
be it
Resolved, Let. That while we bow
with humble submission to the will of
the Most High, we do not the less
mourn for our sister, who has been
called from her labor 20 rest.
Resolved. 2n6. That in the death of
sister Mary F. Boiling, this Sunday
school loses q teacher who was always
active and jealous in her work; ever
ready to succor tie needy and distress
ed prompt 80 advance the interest of
the Sunday School devoted 30 its well
fare and prosperity one who was hon.
eat and upright; whose virtues endear-
ed her not only to her cC-workers of
the Sunday S'hool, but to sll who
knew her.
The toll is very long and / am tired;
Oh, Father, am weary of the way!
Give me that rest have so long de-
sired,
Bring me that Sabbath's cool refresh
ing day,
And let the fever of my world worn
feet
Press the cool smoothness of the gold
en- street.
hesolved, 3rd. That this Sundsy
School tender it's heartfelt sympathy
to the family Of our deceased sister, in
this their sad affliction.
Resolved, 4sh. That these resolu-
tions be entered upon the minutes OF
this Sunday School and that copy of
them be sent to the family of the de-
ceased, and published in the Richmond
Planet and Va. Baptist.
Committee,
ELLA j. WILLIAMS,
KATE G. RANDOLPH,
GEORGE w. Lewis.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-11-12
MISSOURI DEMOCRATS CLAIM.
The Re-electiou of Senator CoclSrcll.
1t Is Said, Is Assured

st. Louis, Nov. 9.-Chairman Cook
claims the election Of the entire DEM
ocratic state ticket by a plurality Of
35 900. the election OF i3 and possibly
IA congressman and the return Of a
safe majority TO the legislature, in
suring the reelection Of United States
Senator CoclSrell.
Returns on the state ticket from the
city and state are coming in very slow
y. and at midnight not enough figures
had been received to indicate he re-
suit in even one county. Charms n
Cook is confident that the state ticket
will receive about the same majority
as in 1896. that the party VIII hold all
the congressional districts carried two
years ago. and possibly carry one OF
the three St. Louis districts. which
elected Republican congressman. While
there are no returns at Republican
headquarters TO warrant the assertion.
National Committeeman Richard
Kerens is very confident that the Re
publicans will carry or come nearer
carrying Missouri than ever before.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-11-12
VOORHEES, CARRIES NEW JERSEY
The Republican Candidate Wins by N
Plurality or 1900

The Republican Candidate Wins by n
Plurality or 1900
Trenton, Nov. 9.-New Jersey has
been carried by the Republicans. and
Foster NJ. Voorhees,. the Republican
candidate. is elected by about 1900
plurality. Essex county. which was
concededly the lighting ground OF both
parties, has gone Republican by about
5000. and both houses OF the leglsla-
ture will be Republican. This will in
sure the election OF a Republican 20
succeed James Smith. Jr.. Democrat. in
the United States senate Exon
gresham John Kean is conceded to be
the choice OF the Republicans as Sen
ator Smiths successor. The Demo-
Gratis have elected two OF the eight
congressman, Salmon in the Fourth
district and DAILY in the Seventh.
The only state senator elected by the
Democrats is McDermott in Hudson
county. This will make the senate
stand IL Republicans to Democrats
Some irregularity in the printing Of the
ballots in Morris county may change
the result there and defeat Pitney. the
Republican candidate for the state sen
ate, and also eject the Democratic as
sembly candidates. The assembly viii
probably stand 40 Republicans to q
Democrats. This is allowing to th'
Republicans the two from Middlese1
county. which is very close. The Dem
ocratic assemblymen elected are: Hud
son. IL; Hunterdon. 9; Monmouth, 3
Salem and Essex each and Warren.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-11-12
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN.
Majortties For the state Candidates
VIII Average Fully 10, 900.

n8JOIhlleS y OF INC clhJe
VIII Average Fully 10000.
New Haven. Conn, Nov. 9.-The re-
suit Of the election in this state yester-
day was a general victory for the Re
publican ticket. Complete returns from
165 towns of the 1sS in the state give
Lounsbury. Rep, 75.O57; Morgan, Dem.
5S,406. The same towns in 1895 gave
Cooke. Rep. 1O0.s99; Sargent. Dem. 51.-
396. The majorities average fully $4,000.
The Republican candidates appear to
have suffered most from the general
decreaseain the vote, but no particular
disaffection can be said TO be shown by
the general result. The only real con-
test was in the Second district where
Congressman n. D. Sperry, the Re
publican nominee, and James II. Webb,
Dem. were the opposing candidates.
Sperry's majority was S,225. The re-
turns indicate that the Republicans
will have a majority Of at least 80 In
the general assembly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-11-12
SATURDAY. NOV. IL. 1898.
BE SIMPLY A NAN.

[ Sop Boosting OF your color.
And prating OF your race.
or these you're ever crying as you
go:
when Others would not know you
For white or for a black,
Bat simply as man and nothing
more.
LIB politics or business,
In religion or IN love,
NJ YOU would not ccme to failure and
10 woe;
Say nothing OF your color,
and forget you have a race.
Just be indeed q man and nothing
more
And when you build your churches,
In the country or in town,
and carve q sigu in marble Ger the
door.
Eetno one know who reads it,
what race doth worship there.
Bat that they worship God and
nothing more.
Some men Come here from Europe,
Prom asia, too, they come.
Prom island round which ocean wa
tiers flow,
They boast not Of their countries.
Nor the race from which they sprang.
~Americansp they boast and
nothing more.
You may be g gracious lady,
Or a mighty gentleman,
But who'd believe you il you told
them SOP
It's spoken in ones conduct,
and in cns's silencs breathes.
A LADY, gentleman and nothing
more.
Thus. If you'd be respected,
And treated as man,
Don't let every word and action
show
That you are some great Negro
Afro-what not or such like;
But only be- a man and nothing
more.
Eva.