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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-21
Annual Meeting.

N. NJ. SMALL q SON. Bryanrs Pond. Maine
Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Groceries, Furnish
Ing Goods and Clothing. Boots 4 Shoes Repaired.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-21

/ IS5 MIuIH SSfeek, UfStHuu'
Certificate OF Analysis.
No. 6ls, July II, 1875.
WV. FROST, end -
This certifes that have examined the sample
| of mineral water submitted by you with the fol.
lowing results Une u. 8. gallon contains ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-21
NOTICE.

Owing TO some dificulty with the owners Of
the land and spring At Turkey Ridge. we have
leased the VIM. Frost mineral spring on Pixies
Hin for term OF i've years, and will deliver
M. r. l.. Bartlett, State chemist, has to say
about the water from this spring. IL here below
oYYIcE AND LABRATORr or
-. Il. 7ARTI0T
STATE AssAYER AND CHEMIST,
ls9 Middle Street, Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-21

s.H4rH -
I1ts-mc,iiass. Grace Harlow
~rlrt.eT Iutertnetiste. Ivy Richardson
SaGrt.eH Primary. Emma >hGrtlef.
Porter street, Hattie " Leaea.
Pleasant street. Eva VI. Walker.
fr.- Hi.l-Grammar Jennie Ttrreil.
Primary, Mae Perkins
ASS, gumeuts for other schools will be
made acer.
A pac;,l town meeting is called Tor
lex- = ,urdsv. March -, az T. NJ, on
r.-i'i.g Off +. Harlow and others, 10
see 70 the Town Nill vote 20 build new
-yh.1 house in the Mountain District,
81 cs.ied. aud TO see IL the town viii APP
p-up-.a-e any sun Of money for that
purpose. Il viii De remembered thst 81
tte -uuusl meeting, an article II the
warrant 20 unite the Mountain anu
Igbts schools was passed over. ihere
Is also al article in the warrant ior
special meeting TO see IL the town VIII
authorize The treasurer TO borrow money
90 meet current obligations
A collision occurred on the street rail-
Way track Friday forenoon. Ansei
swift was coming up the way whien
LEAKS bv 7. l.. Niliett's new house, with
s. horse aud sled, aud was walking De-
nind the sled. The car was gong
toward Norway, and the motormaa hsd
one eye oa the trains. The ear ana the
team got 70 the crossing at the same
time, aud before the car could be stop
ped il pushed the horse along the track
for rod or two. The horse was some
What bruised but did not 90 under the
ear s8d was rot seriously injured. The
stsd ssss somewhat damaged, and the
harness, except the ssddls, was removed
from the horse In twinkling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-21

Rideout. Passor. Prcachine ssrvics sunday,
| 10 20 4. n; sabbath School, Is 90 ~; eocial
Meeting, I 90 ?. H.; regular weekly Prayer Met
ing. Thursday evening; Young feope's
Tniversiiss Church, Rev. Caroline =. Angel,
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday q 10 -
A. NJ; Sabbath School II - A. =; I. =. q u
meeting. ! 90 r. -.
Mcthodiss Church. Rev. W. r. Ehiridge. Pastor
Preaching service, 10 - 4. NJ; Sabbesh Sch004
is 90 n; Social Evening Meeting. 90 r = ;;
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; class nces-
Ing, Friday evening.
baptist Church II. A. Roberts rassor,
r. n; Sabbath School. s 90 r. -. Prayer Meeting
Saturday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-21

"a, .ra after oct :. lS.~. trains leave Soats
49,. Going down Ia A. N-. Sundays In
80, asa. NJ. t.i6 p. ~; eoing up: -
N, ,tOP.w-, IS p, ssaedsys ineia'eal
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"Remember the Mstnr

Remember the Maine" Lincoln |.
Carters latest success. will be presente i
at the opera house Wednesday, April
I7th. The following is from the Iowa
State Register. Dec 10th:
Remember the Maine the latest
production brought out by that famous
American scenic manrpulator, Lincoln
J. Carter. was on the boards at the grand
opera house last evening as the initial
performance of three nights engage.
ment. Carter's plays always abound in
fine scenery cleverly manipulated. and
last nights performance simply bubbled
over with thrilling scenic clImaxes. The
blowing up Of the battleship Name IN
the harbor of Havana. the fort of Cavite,
and the scene representing the battle of
Manila with the big guns of the Olympia
and all Of her famous consor,s emitting
shower Of fre and steel, were of course
the principal events of the evening that
fascinated the large audience. bu,
through 1t all there was much OF clever
acting. little humor and enough OF
Pathos to give it tone, and the perform.
ance was mos, enthusiastically received :
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silver Quotation.
Two ,ents for Hanna. phta

Constable Hudson recently co lducted
a sale Of the club room fixtures of the
Railway Mems Republican league to
satisfy claim Of tIoo for janitor work
preferred BY Frank A. Jones. When a
large, handsomely framed etching of
Senator Marcus H. Hanna was offered
someone bid cent. Then Democrat.
leading member OF the Marquette club,
a prominent Catholic organization. an.
nounced tina, he though, the frame was
worth more than cent and doubled the
bid. Constable Hudson made an effort
to obtain better price for the picture.
but he was unable to do so, and finally
reluctantly announced picture and frame
sold for cents.-Cleveland PLAIN Dealer.
Daily camera., 1899-04-05
Long M ont went DRY,

Long April 5-The election was
\ victory for the an,i-saloon party. The
vote was:
Mayor-Frsncis NJ. Downer, cit 40;
Frank Miller. anti. saloon. $40.
City Clerk-George E. Smith. Cit. ,S7;
Geo. H. Stonax, anti saloon. S57.
Treasuret-lra L. Heron. cit.. Aoi;
Neil {. Sullivan. anti-saloon, 537.
Aldermen-First ward. Charles W.
Boyn'on. anti.saioon, ISs; Matthew A.
Rowen. Cit. i77. Second ward, ]. X.
Forsyth. anti saloon. l73; James n. Nc.
Lellan, Cit. I7I. Third ward Geotee
Clark. cit, ioa; VIM Lyon. anti saloon.
1Il
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Unfoi tunste Ranch Hann Discouraged by
Lack OF Work.

Unfortunate Ranch Hsnn Discouraged by
Lack Of Work.
Joseph Foster. ranch hand. attempt.
ed suicide by taking an ounce OF laud.
anum last night. He was discovered
soon after committing the deed and the
application Of emetics saved his life He
Is almost entirely -ecovered today.
Foster came here last Saturday from
Denver and put up 1t the Brainerd. ex
pecting to get job on ranch east oi
Boulder. run by Cooper. Being unable
to find the man and being unable to find
work. he became Respondent. and pro.
cured some laudanum from Giloert's
yesterday afternoon. He then walked
down Pine street to the Pine stree,
school house and sitting down on the
steps took the whole dose. He was dis
covered at about 9 o'clock and thought
full neighbors administered emet,cs a,
once. He was then removed to his room
in the Brainerd where DR.. McClory at.
tended him His condition is practically
normal today. He is an unmarried man
about IS Years old and seems to be
ashamed of his act today. Parties are
interesting themselves to secure him
work and he may be given job at once
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NO1.PQ|dS01S
Are Victorious
A CLEAN SWEEP.
Non-Psrtissn Ticket Elected without An
Exception.

Non-Psrtis.n Ticket Elected without An
Exception.
The municipal election yesterday re
| suited in clean sweep for the Nom
Partisan ticket, aldermen on that ticket
winning out in every ward. The appar.
ent lack OF interest manifest throughout
the day was continued until the count
was finished at night So little In.
terest was felt in fact, that in the
third ward the Judges shut up shop after
the polls closed and devoted an hour to
discussing supper. In the third as well
as in the fourth, 1t was after eight o'clock
before the count was begun and their re-
turns we're not in until nearly two hours
after the first and second wards had re-
ported.
There were 1892 votes cast in the four
wards. OF which NJ. S. Whiteley, running
alone for mayor on the Non Partisan
ticket. received 1888. and c. c, Bromley,
candidate for treasurer on both tickets
received I,347. The result on the alder.
manic vote was as follows:
First ward-Johnson, non part, 27o;
Bliss, reform, Io4.
Second ward-Wilson, non part, 1913;
Casaday. reform, Io7
Third ward-Kimball. non-part., Is5;
Crandall, ref. I4o; Swartz. lndep.. 78.
Fourth ward -Metcalf, nom part. 225:
Willis, ref, I65.
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r..p.ysrs win =, Ward .

Ward. April 5-The result of yes,er
days election was as follows, the entir.
Taxpayers ticket being elected:
For Mayor-Richar1 Tovev, Taxpay
er's. I7o; Edward w. Ewing. Citizens
1870.
For Trustees-Mattin Bossen. Tax,
payers. III; Max Brady. Taxpayers
~: VIM. A. TAYLOR. Taxpayers. I73
Edgar F. Ballard, Ci,i1en's. i3,; Lew,
N. Jain, Citiren's. 1871; Louis R. Sibbit
Cuizen's. r13.
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BIggeS| Nine
Sole O| Ye0I'
VICTORIA SOLD.
BouIder's Biggest Gold and silver Mine
Goes for $4,000.

BouIdsr's Biggest Gold and silver Min.
Goes for ~I.5 900.
The sale OF the Victoria NINE was
consummated today. A cash paymen,
was made on the mine at 7o'clock and
it is now the property OF Georg A.
Blaisdell and other Boston ca apitaiists.
The deal which was consummated by
Lou R. Johnston has been under way for
several weeks. in fact some time before
the death of its owner, Charles Davis.
Mr.. Blaisdell represents large block of
Boston capital and will be amply able to
complete the purchase and work the
mine to its fullest capacity. The con-
sideration is sI7s COO.
Friends OF Mrs. Charles Davis are
oveTjoyed At this timely consumma, on
of a much wished for project, as after all
bills are paid 1t is understood there will
be very fair residue left from the pur.
chase price.
The Victoria mine needs little miro
duction 10 Boulder people. 1t has long
been known As Boulder county's best
mine. Its production In gold and silver
will reach nearly million dollars and it
has YET large amount of virgin ground.
There are three shafts and three com
plete plants of machinery on the prop
er,y and it is fully equipped to be work
ed by large force. The sale is the
most important consummated in this
county for some time and it is attracting
considerable attention.
Daily camera., 1899-04-05
fircMen, CAka Notice ,

The annual meeting of the Boulder
fire department will be held IN the coun,
Gil chamber, Friday. the 9TH day of April,
1899, at o'clock p. m. at which time
will be held the annual election of of.
hcers and the transaction of such other
business as may be properly brought be.
tore the meeting. ROBERT MAY,
Attest, f. BkAus, Chief.
Secretary.
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Peus,on Demand Reeun.

Washington. April 5-H. Clay Evans.
pension commissioner. has prepared
some figures regarding pension claims
for the late Spanish war. None OF the
claims are based on gunsho, wounds bu,
are principally for rheumatism and
fevers. The five regiments making
heaviest claims are as follows: 33d
Michigan. 's9: 3Ath Michigan. 3os; 9th
Ohio, 34s; IU District Columbia. 3s2; I'd
Massachusetts. 3I7
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Viewed by the Morbid.

Canton, April 5-The trial of Mrs
George was resumed a, $50. Seven
jurors have been selected up to this
morning. Mrs. George was much
pleased when her son handed her a bo-
quet presented BY Mr. Norris. Over
100 men and half dozen women rushed
into the court room when the doors were
opened this morning.
Daily camera., 1899-04-05
ExprsSaion Of rhank.

Boulder. April 4. o.
To the members of Tellurium Camp. No.
70, Woodmen of the World:
wish to extend to you my heartfelt
thanks for your kindness shown me dur
ing the sickness and death OF my hus,
band. Also for the prompt payment of
benefit which was received April } 1900.
Respectfully.
ELIZA HACKER
Daily camera., 1899-04-05
Warren r. Leland Dles.

New York, April 5-The funeral of
Warren F. Leland. proprietor OF the
Windsor hotel which was recently de.
stroyed by fire. will be held ou Thurs.
day. His death resulted from exhaus.
ton following an operation tor appendi-
citis. He was S. years old and leaves
two sons and daughter.
Daily camera., 1899-04-05
General Come. Go.. Home,

Havana. April s-General Gomez will
start tor his home in San Domingo. He
has cahled his wife he will be there
shortly and has ordered the packing of
his baggage. HIS stated intention to re
turn to his farm has CAUSED consterna
ton among his staff and they have
begged him to remain.
Daily camera., 1899-04-05
Putnam s.conr. L,br.rmr,

Washington. April S--Hetbert Putnam
recently appointed librarian Of congres.
arrived today and after consulting With
the acting librarian assumed his duties
There were no formalities attending hi,
installation other than the in,roductsor
to him Of the principal assistants.
Daily camera., 1899-04-05
An Unllkoly Feat

Fayn Moore has been released from
prison in New York. Verify. verify,
say unto you, that it is easier ior a cam.
ei.back locomotive to 20 through the eye
of potato than for New York jury to
convict pretty woman Denver Post,
Daily camera., 1899-04-05
p.mocr,,. won Small, propor,,o,

Chicago. April s-The city and town.
ship elections Yesterday were the quiet.
est in history. Out Of 20 cities the Dem.
ocrats won only -, Springfield and
Rock Island elected Republic an mayor.,
Daily camera., 1899-04-05
He0|1 Reports
Are Misleading
HEALTH POOR.

Returning Physician from Manila Denies
Onicisl Reports.
Fort Worth. April 5-Dr. Charles
Davis of the U. S. medical department.
returning from Manila says that the
he alth of the troops is miserable there
and that reports to the contrary are false
The men. be says. are so discouraged
over i'll health that they wantonly throw
themselves in the way OF Filipino bullets.
Daily camera., 1899-04-05
MAS SING AT CALNUNPIT.

Insurgeut. Prepare for Another Fight
with American.
Washington. April s-No official re
ports received up to 3o'clock. Press re.
ports STATE that rebels are massing a,
Calnunpit north OF Malolos.
Daily camera., 1899-04-05
JU6itANT DEMOCRACY.
johnson, Head of Denver Municipal Tick
ct, Wins the ksee.

Denver. April 5-The municipal elec.
ton here resulted in great surprise.
Johnson. The Democratic candidate for
mayor and the only one no, backed by a
newspaper. being elected by safe ma.
jority. The vote stood. Johnson. Demo
erat. q.536; McMurray, Independent, s..
7eo; Ames. Silver Republican, SyoS6;
Gates, Mckinley Republican. 7.s47
Daily camera., 1899-04-05

Dysr's Real Eststs Agency.
Home properly. farm property OF husi.
ness opportunities. Investments Of I'll
charactsrs. Camera block,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-23

blioa, q Ia libertad, d la independence.
Queremos que el negro pueda ser juez,
ministro, presidente de la repdblica.
Sostenomos que no debe haber contri-
buciones, que nadie debe pagar impues
tos, que ell que tenga mas y este en-
meior situaci6n de dinero ayude al cam.
pesino, y 81 no quiere ayudarle por la
voluntud nosotros dictaremos leyes obli-
gatorias. Pero para poder llegar tan
halagiiena situaoI6u, para que el pueblo
sea fellz, rs necesario que triunfe ell par.
tido republican, en- las elecoiones mu
nicipales; 81 no couseguimos ese triuufo,
Puerto Rico no podra ser libre & indie
pendicnte.a
Y con ess propaganda y bajo las ba-
SEES de ese plan mentido, han sembradC
tai atarma en- nuestras Glases sencillas,
tai cdmulo de confusiones polftioas, que
,aa pena yer la fruicion con que hablar
eiertos hombres de nuestro pueblo de il
futura repdblica puertorriquena, de 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-23
Las DOS B4NORRAS

Cuando los partidos polfticos careo en-
de virtualidad en- sus principles, van al
engaho por ell falseamiento de la verd.ad.
Ejemplo elocuente de 10 expuestO es
Ia forma de la propaganda que vieue ha.
Oiendo Ell partido republioano formula
mentida, que ha de de derrumbarse ape.
mas adviertan el engafio, Las parties que
vienen siendo juguete de ella.
Nuestros adyersarios tremolan dos
banderas una que llevan a los campos
que muestran a la gente sencills igno.
rante, 6sta es la puertorriquefia, la que
va la Independence, 4 la niveIaci6n,
la que destruye todo principle social, Ia
que traera, EN- fin, riqueza y porvenir d
la gente del pueblo.
Para los fines de osa propaganda les
basta Ell nombre. SSomos repuhlica
nosS dicen Sporque vamos la Repd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-23
PARCIALES

odios y apela, para mostrarse, no
a los argumentos de la sana raz6n,
sino d las bastardas argumentaclo-
nes de la calumnia y el lnsulto.
Procedimiento soez elevadoa con-
ducta sistematca que ell vez de
girar en- torno de una idea, da
vueltas alrededor de un hombre,
como familia chacal que oItatea
una presa-
La medida del general Davis,
inconsciente en- 81 misma, por las
razones que hemos apuntado varlas
veces, es mas de lamentar por los
excesos en- que incurren los repu-
blicanos, aquellos que sc aprOplan
de este nombre.
Miremos, por eiemplo 10 ocurrido
en- Mayagtiez, por la natural tt
rantez que es ell resultado de te-
nerse a dos partidos en- laque POI
I'm ndmero no escaso de dias, ante
la perspectiva de rehida election
girando unos y otros en- un circult
relativamente pcqueho; esa d'lcll
situaci6n, repetiu2os, Sc b" agra
vado por los negyos "racteres dc
| esa poltica 4 on nemos aIudldo
Ianteriorlnente. sin que bastara a
olog lsa borrarles, la precau-
cl6n, rectitud y s3nsatez de los
que es reHejo exactislmo
de estas prendas, que sQR proplas
del pueblo mayaguezano
81 Sc hubiesen decreGado las cleo
ZONES municipales, en- un solo dia,
para todos los pueblos de Puerto
Rico, d bien SECURE que no Sc We
rian tantos trastornos; nj ell adver-
sarlo tendria tantas ocaslones para
9jercitar sus maquiav6licos fines,
con la ventaja inmensa de que va
nstarian funcionando legal y regu-
larmente todos nuestros municl-
pios.
81 continda este sistema de cleo
y no Sc lie garantiza al
Partido Federal eI ej ercicio de su
lerecho en- las urnas, ocurrlra IN
ludabIemente algo grave, tanto
mas de lamentar, cuant0 que es
tan facil el remedio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-23
Labor SmiCWN
La CAMPANA DEL ODIO
(De Ey 7e1ritorio)

Incalifcable acto ell de aver, promo
vido por un punado de individuos que
sc llaman republicanos.
Las pr6dicss de los jefes y oradores
de ese partido, los cua|es no sueltan de
los labios la Erase soliviantadora 6 hi
riente, pOr fuerza tenfan que dar esos
resultados.
Y la debilidad de un alcalde como ell
senior Sanchez Morales que solo es una
hgurilla de biscuit, falto de caracter y
de energfa, y la punible toleranoia de
un jefe de policfa como ell senior Matu
rama, ex-captan de la Guardia Civil,
que no sabe cumplir con su deber y que
en- lugar de poner a raya a los alboro-
tadores, atropella & iptenta detener d
los ciudadanos pacftcos que eiercen uno
de los derechos mas sagrados que me
receu ell respeto de todos los pueblos
cultos, cual es ell de la libre emission de
las ideas esa debilIdsd del alcalde y
esa tolerancia del jefe de policta son
los causautes del tumulto de aver.
Ell seiior Patr6u, en- persona, entregd
al aIcalde una carta suserita por Ell dl-
rector accidental de EJ z8wjtorio en- la
/ que Sc lie daba cuenta de que a las cua.
! tro de la tarde ssldrfa una manifesto
sion del partido federal, a flu de eele-
brar ell triunfo brillantisimo de Arecibo
Ell senior Patron pidi6 garanttas a
alcalde y ell aIcalde despu6s de ofrecel
esas garantfas bajo la fe de su palabrs
honrada, Sc limito envfar cuatr0 guar
dias municipales para que mantuvierar
ell orden, en- una reunion de mas de mi
personas, cuando al teatro en- las noche
de funci6n envfa doce gaardias.
| Com6ntase este por ST solo.
El viernes por la noohe, en- acttuC
desoompuesta y provocadora, pas6 po
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-23

Desde la pr5xima elecci6n par
cial verifcada en- Adjuntas, para
la constitution del nuevo Ayunta-
miento, nuestro pueblo vive en- una
verdadera tension de espiritu.
A tai extreme Sc han llevado
aqui las exageraciones y no por
culpa del partido federal cierta-
mente, en- materia de luchas po-
liticas.
Cuando Sc puso aquella question
sobre Ell tapete; es decir, cuando Sc
habl6 de renovar los municipios por
el voto pGblico, LA DEMocRAcIA fu6
el primer peri6dico que diera fran
camente su opinion, inspirandose
en- los intereses del pals, que son
los mismos de la agrupaci6n que
defende.
Y sehal6, por varios conceptos,
10 defciente de las elecciones par
ciales, indicando al propio tempo
la convenience de una elecci6n ge-
neral llevada a cabo de modo una
NM y por iguales terminus en-
tooaS Iao poblaciones de la isla.
NO neceSlta-Qos repetir 10 que
va dylmos antes; scAa I pos cum
pie senalar la celt}za de naestf0I
criterio.
Las batallas eIectorales, en- todos
los pueblos civilizados, aun en- aquc.
Hos mas rqAexivos y mas cultos
siemPre enardecen la opinion y a
mas excitan los dnimos. Y este Sc
explica. Aunque las armas que
Sc utlllzan son las armas de
la idea este no obsta para que la
pugna sea menor y que asi en- cl
trlunfo como en- la derrota, haga
satisfaccioneS 9 heridas de amor
propio.
Pueden degenerar muy fdcilmen-
te en- colisiones. De aqui la bre-
yedad de los periodos electoraIcs.
J1zguese 10 que sera un debate
como este, en- I'm pals como ell
81 bien sensato y pruden-
te, hostigado de continue por los
excesos de una politica que do
quiera que va siembra g6rmenes de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-23

pr6ximo presidente, de los que han de-
ser ministries, J Ia suggestion Sc ha be
cho de tai nodo en- la conciencia del
pueblo, que en- cuauto Sc roza cualquier
question pdblica con algo personal surje
en- seguida Ia amenaza. xDeje que sea
mos independlentes.s
81 asi 10 sintierau los repubicauos,
81 realmente fueraB oapaces dc ooncebir
ell ideal de in iependencis, nosotros que
como partdo poIftico no vamos por ese
camino, pues 81 ast 10 sinti6ramos, 10
huberamos escrito en- nuestro c6dlgo,
nos descubrirfamos reverentes ante esa
santa noble aspiration de naestros
adversarios, pero no es asf, y con ese
Elema, ell de la patria pequefa, Sc pre-
senta ell republlcanismo riqueno ante
nuestros sencillos compatriotas procla-
mando la soberanfa de Puerto Rico.
;Baio que faz 10 hacen ante los anne
ricanos, cual es la bandera que ire
NOLAN?
! Auul las GOSds vol Idls
xSomos ante todo incondicionales anne
ricanoss, decfan los oradores del partidC
al iurar en- gu primera asambes, |;
leonstituci6n poIftica que les iba servll
Ide lena, y dentro de esa abdicacon ser
lvil, Sc colocaron apoyando todo 10 qu'
Sc ha hecho contra los m2estros de es
lcuelas, contra los telegrafstas, contri
Hos Seeretarios del Despacho, contra to
lido 10 que fuera puertorriquefo ; e
| mas uno de sus hombres, al difigIr al
Itelegrama al San Juan N8us, cou mo
two de las elecciones de Msyagiez, de
cfa A los redactoros de dicho peri6dico
eEs ell segundo triunfo que obtenemo
en- Puerto Rico. El primero la invasio
por Ponce, el segundo las elecciones d
Mayagiiez.o
S. falsea la verdad dioi6udole al cam
pesiuo 4 las clases senoillas del paff
= que ri Sc laman repubtioanos q poi
: que van 4 la repGblca y a h indepen.
denoia Sc mieute los anerioanos di-
c6ndoles que eIbs>o son de corazdn J
; que por ESQ lean el nombre del partl
! ysin. que hoy, peside Nc Kjnley desde e.
poder, por 90 dejar de engaf1r, sc
enganan All proplo, desconiando de
unos a otros. E.e es ell partido repu
bIicano, y esas Las dos banderas que
! tremOla.
| Juzgue ell pats.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-23

ctos como el de aver 7 de les
e puedau repetirse en- id6ntica & pare.
5lda forma hacemo srespOnsabIes en- pri.
'mer t6rmino a los iefes del partido
republican, que concitan los animos '
enconau las pasiones cor sus propagan.
das disolventes, y en- segundo lugar a
esas autoridades sin energfa y sin pres
tigio que no saben Q no pueden 8 no
quieren evitar Q contener tan punibIes
como vergonzosos hechos.
Isl en- las GALES Sc produieran coli
stones sangrientas entire los hiios de
este suelo, los iefes del partido
republicano y 4 esas autoridades d6biles
e iueptss igualmente hacemos respoas
sables ante la Patria ante la Historic.
81 con tales procedimientos Sc
diiculta y retarda la implantaci6n del
Gobierno propio, no sera nuestra la
culpa.
Dicte su fallo ahora la opinion i'm
parcial y sensata.
Consulten con su couciencia honrada
los buenos puertorriquenos.