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Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29
To the People of Audrain Co.
CHAMP CLARK.

| have sent out lists asking for
subscriptions to Confederate Mon
umcnt, to various parties turnout
the county, to be presented to you
at your school meetings ON Tues
day, Mar. 3, 1900.
shall feel myself deeply indcbt-
ed To YOU for small subscription
refer you to Major H. W, Sal
mons letter below. for informal
ton. Very truly,
W. II. KEENAN,,
EIGHT THOUSAND NOW RAISED.
Clinton, Mo. March Il, 1900.
Hon. w. II. kcnnan,
Mexico, Mo.
Dear Will:--Replying to yours
of the 10th inst, beg to say that
what YOU saw in the Republic as
to our having recently raised, ii
this, Henry county, upwards oi
$500. 90 for the Monument in tn,
Confederate cemetery nj Spring
field, Missouri, is true, and more
over, we are yet AT work aud vii
raise an additional sum.
We have recently perfected or
CARNATIONS in - counties, man.
of them among the wcalthieSt anC
most populous IN the state; sue
as Bates, Saline, Ray, Randolph
Charlton, Howard, Boone, Gala
way, Audrain, Monroe and Macon
and have reason to believe tina
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29
Solid VS.. Imperialism.

HoKE SMITH, of Georgia, was re-
Gently asked to give his views ON
the political outlook. He said;
1.-THE people of Georgia are too
busy making money to pay much
attention to politics, but they are
solid for the regular democratic
nominee for President. be he Mr..
Bryan or anyone else. OF course,
we all believe it will be Mr.. Bryan.
Georgia, and | think the South
generally, is dead against imperial
ism, and will vote that way
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29
BINDER TWINE.
Audrain Farmer Wants ii Oh
the Free List.

Congressman Champ Clark pub
fishes the following:
If man in public life were to
make speech or write IL letter III
favor of putting binder twine on
the free list, all the protective or
CANS in the land would jump on
him with both feet. Not long
since, when | introduced II bill to
put binder Irvine on the free list,
that is precisely what they did to
me.
The other day | received II letter
from one of my German con>tltu-
cnts, Mr.. Louis Hubert, on the
subject. He is not II stump speak
er or writer for the press. He
is IL plain, industrious, sensible
farmer. living in Audrain county.
Mo-, which is Il magnificent agri-
cultural country. Mr.. Hubert had
no idea that anybody except my
self would ever read his letter, but
it is such II clear, tcrSc, comprc-
hcnSive statement of the case in ia
VOr of binder Irvine being placed
on the free list that give it to my
readers entire. 1t goes straight as
bullet to the mark. Here it is:
Hon. CHAMP CLARk. Washington:
Mexico, Mo. Mar. 3. Dear Sir.
As our representative in Congress
| would like to call your attention
to great evil that is threatening
the farmers in gencral-thc duty
on binding Irvine. This article is
an absolute necessity for the farm
er to save his hard earned crop.
At meeting of Irvine dealers re-
Gently, in Nebraska, it was found
that only l. per cent of the ncccs-
sary Irvine to harvest the coming
crop was on hand, at II price OF
from l. to Is cents per pound.
Now, what is the farmer a-going
to do about it, with a duty ON top
of such high prices! This is the
object of this letter DO every
thing You can to get the binding
Irvine on the free list. do not
think that there is anything the
farmers would appreciate more
than just this one article being ON
the free list, The farmer certain
| ~ has enough load to carry on the
imposed high trust prices on al
most all everyday articles of me-
ceSSlty.
AS n consequence of lmperlalist-
ic and unjust aggression in II coun.
try where we got our Irvine has
caused the shortncSs of the present
supply, consequently high price,
on binding Irvine.
Our government ought to en-
courage lis people instead of de-
moraliziuE their existence and in,
come. The farmers must worl
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29
The Saloons Influence

The influence of the saloon is
vicious and corrupting, hence the
MESSAGE is opposed to the saloon.
There is pa sage in an old
book which lies on our center Ia
bles-honored with that place even
by him who is perhaps daily and
hourly putting the bottle to his
neighbor's lips-which says; Fear
God and keep His commandments,
for this is the whole duty Of man, y
Now what would be the words OF u
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29
For Sheriff.

We are authorized To- announc"
HARRY ATCIIlSON
a candidate for sheriff. subject To the ac-
tion Of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce
Quincy JAMES
IA candidate for sheriff, subject to tn"
action Of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announc"
TAYLOR NJ. lowell
IL candidate for Sheriff, subject I" III" a'-
tlun uf the Democratic party.
We are authorized Ia annOunc"
JOHN Is. GRAHAM
Il candidate for Sheriff. suh1ec tn IN" ar-
ton Of the Democratic Primary MAY =.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29

As an instance of what can be
done, | may state that only II
short time ago, Captain Jas. Ewart
of Maysville, Dekalb county, was
appointed to manage the canvass
in that county, and on the 9TH inst.
he RENTED our treasurer 1922 %,
being the amount collected i'll the
little city of Maysvillc, not includ-
ing anything from the county out
side of the village.
It is estimated that we row
have IS. 900 collected, not imclud-
ing anything from the % counties
recently organized.
In the beginning the committee
Oh Monuments and Cemeteries pro-
posed to raise $40, 900, but since |
became member of the committee
and investigated the matter | am
convinced we should have more
and can raise more. | do not be-
licve that the amount named will
be sufficient to build the Monument
and beautify the grounds; and be
sides it seems to me that while we
are at it we should raise an addi-
tional sum to form II permanent
endowment fund, the annual in
terest to be used in caring for the
cemetery. We can by proper eff
fort, in less than four months,
raise the necessary money, select
the design and let the contract
but of course the measure of sue.
cess will be iii proportion to the
carmestness and determination witt
which the work is prosecuted.
Yours very truly,
II. w. Salmon.
The following Audrain county
! .,..1
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29

..ru Dc go p.. lily can "a. .1W"-
thing for us against the duty ON
binding Irvine, please do 50. and
you certainly will earn the praises
Of every farmer in the United
States. Sir, have the honor to
be, yours respectfully.
Lotus HUBERT.
submit to all who read these
letters that that is an uuanswcra-
bic argument in favor of free bind
ing Irvine and also rather hard
knock against our ucwfanglcd aud
scnseIrss policy of imperialism.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29

Hon. ID. \. BALL rctneS as II
candidate for the tiOvcrnorShlp.
He will be in the campaign for the
ticket to the finish. Dave Ball is
one of the most tirclcSs workers for
pure .Jetfersomian Democracy III
the state. He is deserving of re-
ward, and it will come in time.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29

ABII.LhaS been introduced in Con-
grcss providing that the United
States pay the burial expenses of
soldiers dying in the servicc-$IU
for privates and 800 for officers,
Pray tell us if the officer is made of
any better material than the pri-
y-ntpp
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29
For Assessor.

We are authorized to announce
:. \. Pulls
= candidate for Assessor, subject to tn"
tlon Of the Democratic party.
We arc authorized to announce
J. VI. SUPPLE
u candidate for Assessor. subject TO I'll"
action Of the Democratic Primary May :.
W. are authorized Ia announce
j. W. WAGER
II candidate for Assessor, subject to the
action Of the Democratic primary, May =.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29

were born; the saddcst when two
of them died. a sweet baby is the
greatest luxury in nature.
II have been defeated one for
Il nomination and twice at the
polls. Have been elected several
times. a newspaper reporter once
asked me how it feels to be de-
fcated That depends on circum-
stances and temperament. The
FIRST sensation is that produced by
an ice water bath. Then one of
anger. Then determination to
pick your flint and try il again.
That's the effect on Il healthy, r0-
bust, rcsolutc man. Some have
had their hearts broken by defeat
Horace Greeley, for instance.
Nothing is 50 dreadful in pros
pcct us defeat for office. The pco-
pie give; the people take away;
blessed be the name of the people.
II knew Il man who was candi-
date for probate Judge; but the
people defeated him for that posi-
ton and the same day elected him
justice of the peace. He was as
happy AS clam at high tidc-he
got an office, and to him an office
was an office just as, according to
TennysOn, 4 lord is Il lord.
"A Pike county man ran for the
Legislature in an early day, on the
platform that he would have Il law
enacted causing the east half of
the Mississippi to run north and
the west half to run south. 50 the
people could have tlatbOatiug both
ways the year around. He was
elected to stay at home. In that
campaign he also proved to his
own satisfaction that instead of
Pike county having three county
Judges she really had one hundred.
Here is the MOdHS OpeiuHdI:
Judge a is |; Judges b and { are
two naughtS; and two naughtS
make 100. +. ID.
THE sweetest recollection of my
professional life is that while pros
ccuting attorney, though | sent 4
good many persons TO the pcnltcn'
tiarN. | let twenty-five off Will
fines or jail sentences whom
could have sent to the prnltcntlary
They were boys indicted for THEN
first otfrnsc. OF the twenty-five
twenty-fOur are good citizens
today. The other was an incollig
ible, natural-born thief, and served
a term.
THE longer | practice criminal
law, the moic firmly believe il
two theories: |. Any man is Ii
able to commit homicide. ,. He is Ii
able to do it about nothing, pract.
ically. For instance, cleared /
man for killing his brother VIII,
} had killed another brother. ThOS,
two killings were produced by /
quarrel growing out Of the rent o
four corn rows. The man | clcarc,
is now Il preacher in good stand
ing.
Later, cleared Il celebrate,
evangelist for nearly killing Il MAJ
by sticking a knife into him. Tina
cutting was caused by II contention
about fifty cents.
In the first ease cited none q
the three brothers cared much fo
the rent of four rows of corn; i
the second ease neither of the me-
cared much for the half dollar.
believe that criminal law is tn,
> highest branch of the law.
What was the greatest fee
ever received! The love of mel
whose lives | saved and the graft
/ tudc of their wives and children.
Yours,
CHAMP CLARK
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29

TIE McthodiSts of Philadelphia
favor expansion. Let's put no i'm
pcdimcntS in the way then; give
us free trade, pure and simple, in
every direction.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29
THURSDAY, MAR. 20, 1900.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
State Senator.

We are authorized to announce
VI. X. X. BIGGS
IA candidate for State Senator for this dis
trlct, subject to the action OF the Demo
cratic party.
We are authorized to announce
c. f. CLARK
a candidate for state senator from thiN'
the 18th district. subject to the action "f
the Democratic primary, May 9TH.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29
For Judge Eastern District

We are authorized to announce
GUY McCUNE
a candidate for Judge Of the Eastern Dis
trict, subject TO the action OF the Demo
cratic Primary May >.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29
Collector.

We are authorized to announc"
ALBERT HARRISON
Il candidate for Collector, subject to tn"
action Of the Democratic Primary May =.
We are authorized to announce
J. +. SlSk
Il candidate for Collector, subject To til"
action Of the Democratic primary. May :.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29
For Prosecuting, Attorney

We are authorized to announce
HOWARD l.. BICKLEI
u candidate for Prosecuting Attorney,
subject to the action of tn" Democratic
party.
We are authorized to announce
JOE :. MCINTYRE
"A candidate for Prosecuting Attorney.
subject tn the seton of the Democratic
Primary May !.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29

THE Democrats will most likely
put the initiative and referendum
in their national platform. They
should do no less.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29
For Representative.

We are authorized to announc"
RHODES CLAY
=, candidate for Representative Of Au-
drain County. subject tn the action ot the
Democratic party.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29
Sunday y School =" Lesson.
Or. 1t. Il. lIiNDE.
ABR. I. 1900.

Apr. I, 1900.
THE BEATITuDES.
Matt. i: p; ): LIZ.
Golden Text: Blessed are the
pure in heart for they shall see
God.
MEDlTATIONS on THE LESSON.
DR.. John \. Broadu> says OF the
sermon ON the Mount: 1T is quite
an error if men expect to fn! in
the discourse an epitOmc either of
Christian doctrine. or of CnriStian
ethics. 1t is therefore very unwiSc
and prcSumptuouS to single out
this one discourse and propose to
live 10y it, in disregard Of the fur
thcr teachings OF Christ and His IL
postlcs.'
/. Poverty of spirit is placed
first among the Beatitudes because
it is the condition out of which all
the others grow. The conscious
need of the soul is indispensable to
any acquisition that will make it
better. The strength of humility
lies in the fact that its po~scSsor
relies upon God and not upon self.
,. blessed are they that mourn
for they shall he comfortcd.' The
Greek word translated mourn
means grief manifested too deep
for conccalmcnt.' y man, con-
scious of his shortcomings, will
mourn on account of them. They
/ shall be comforted in the sense
of being sustained in their sorrow
and made strong to endure.
,. Blessed are the meek for
they shall inherit the earth This
is another Greek word that Christ
IAN usage has carried 10 ii hiGier
meaning. Its primary meaning IS
mild, gentle; but IN IT'S pre-, mist
IAN USE 1t expressed oN'W'r" CON
duct only ana contemplate" r'l"-
tons to men only Inc meek man
-.
was rohdeNc"hdIiiE ana pa'f"l''"-
ing III his faVor"; never experience
ing any h''llIII'! himself
/. blessed are theI 'hat h''"&-
"r ana thirst ai''r righteousness
Tor thol Hh'II DE Ii'cu' iii'9'
uNeIN express S'roh@ Hphl''aI "'-
7 | ne WDl'I translated illlttl
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29

The office of observation-disclosures
or. which has hitherto been more Il
sinccure than anything else, has
recently become of some import
ance in shaping legislation, be-
cause of the fact that the Lieu
tenant Governor is the presiding
officer of the Senate and appoints
the committees who have charge
of all the measures introduced III
the Senate. 1t is sometimes i'll
the power of Il committee to smoth-
er "A bill. or hold back Il report I'M
til too late to do any good, or to
load it with amendments until Ms
first object is hopelessly lost. 1t
has become, therefore, Il matter OF
very considerable interest who Is
Licutenant-G Overmor, and the pco-
pie should look after this nominal
ton with interc st, and see that the
right kind of man isplaccd there
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29

CITY election next Tuesday Let
Democracy get together.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-03-29
II. w. Salmon

The following Audrain county
parties have contributed and re-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-26
PUERTORRIQUEN0S Al Hawaii
5000 trabajadOres

Ha llegado d San Juan una comisi6n
Oompuesta de los sefiores Armstrong y
8. II. Alexander, representatives de i'm
portantes intereses sgrfcoias en- las islas
del Haw ali. FL proposito de estos Sc
flores es estudiar las condolences del
trabajo en- esta isla y en- virtud de uu
sstudio deteDido fomentar una emigra-
ci6n de cinco mil puertorriquefios ira
baiadores.
En- todo tempo hubiera convenido al
proletariaao puertorriquefio una emigTa
ci6n que le colocara en- mejores condi
ciones de vida, pero uunoa como hoy
ss tau graude la necesidad de ernigrar.
Desgraciadamente ell prop6sito de los
aefIores Alexander , Armstrong no pros
perara. No ea ell trabajol en- ell Hawaii
81 mass aprop6sito para el proletario de
Puerto Rico.
Ell clima de las islas del Paofico es
de 10 mas fuerte eonooidc. Su tempe
ratura esta equiparada Ia de las islas
Gel archipelago filipino. Con muy ra
ras excepciones. han fracasado en- ell
Hawaii casi todas las emigraciones de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-26
CREDITO Y AHORR0 PDNCENO
SECRETARIA

La Junta de Gobierno de esta
socledad, en- session ordinaria cele-
brada anoche, acord6 manifestar q
los senores imponentes sobre hbre-
tas, que pasado ell dia 81 del actual,
Sc procedera a reducir a orc los
saldos que arrojen las suyas res
pectivas al tipo Official de cange, 8
sea al 66 y dos tercio por ciento
sin que sea necesario que retiren
la cantidad que tengan impuesta
para veri6car dicha operaci6n pues
la socledad Sc encarga de realizarla
en- la expresada forma.
Asf mismo acordo supHcar < los
sencres depositantes de valores en-
metallco, Sc sirvan pasar por estas
ohcinas a recoger sus respectivos
deposltos, tai como 10 determine ell
Titulo Transitorio de los Estatutos
en- su cuarto apartado, advertidos
del perjuicio que Sc les irrogaria
en- 81 case de no comparecer &
este lamamiento. Ponce Julio IA
de 1900. Vo Be Eel Presidents.
Enrique C. Fitdse; El Secretario.
u, q. paSGrelL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-26
La bandera puertOrriqueha
y los RepWbticGasOs

simboIiza ningdn derecho nj min
guna libertad para Puerto Rico !;
los demas ,'epu6Itcanos de la isla
han visto con indiferencia la lie
gada del % de Julio. Cierto que
fueron ellos tambien, los de Ponce,
los que con manifestaciones rldi-
cuIas y humillantes, recibieron, con
entusiasnlo premature, a los nue.
vos dominadores.
Estan, pues, en- caracter son
consequences con su servilismo 81
a la sombra de los americanos han
.logrado subir y apoderarse de los
destinos de la localidad y de la ad-
ministraci6n de Ponce, iqu6 menos
pueden hacer que mostrarles su
gratitud con actos de sumision que
les acredite de humildes y conse-
cuentes servidores?
Pudo iustifcarse hasta cierto
punto, aquel entusiasmo prematu-
70 del primer dfa en- que ell pabe-
Hon de las estrellas foto por pri-
mera vez en- esta ciudad pues
dandose al olvido por unos y des-
conociendo otros ell caracter absor-
vente del pueblo americana, Sc Gre
y6 que con aquella bandera venian
las Iibertades sonadas. Pero des-
pu6s de dos amos de regimen anne
ricano, en- los cue solo nos han
arrojado la ptltram del Bill Fo-
raker, como dice Llorens, repetir
aquelIos entusiasmos y aquellas ma
nifestaciones, solo acusan un servl-
lismo, del que no creimos capaz a
ningdn puertorriquefo por extra
viado que estuviese.
va sabemos que estas manifesto
stones seran traducidas por algunos
ignorantes de 0nti-GDaerScGratsnao
pero los mismos americanos, aque-
llos que por cambiar de climas no
han cambiado de ideas, y que
nacieron y Sc educ&Fon en- el seno
de un pueblo libre y soberano, no
podran menos de hacernos justicia
y de exclamar esos federales, que
tai concepto tienen de la libertad
y de la dignidad humana, dignos
son de llamarse americanos y de
-compartir con nosotros los beneh-
clos de la Constitution que nos hlzo
fuertes, libres y respetados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-26

trabajadores que han arribado d suf
costas, spesar de haberse contado entire
elias, 81 nuestros informes no soU
infieles, chinos, portugueses y hasta is
lefios.
Los motives de esos fracasos no po,
demos precisarlo de modo cierto, perc
ell heoho sients precedentes para las
emigraciones.
Aconseiamos nuestros compatriota6
un POGO de oalma en- ell proposito que
anima los que intentan fomentar Ia
emigration puertorriquefla para ell Ha
waii.
No es un viaje Cuba, sitpa la en 81
mar Caribe y corta distancia de Puerto
Rico ell que Sc intenta es al Pacfficc
donde Sc va aquel aquellos traba-
jadores que no encagen en- ell m6todo de
trabajo agrfcola en ell Haw ali no les Sc
rA fAcil regresar gu Patria.
Calma, pues, y mucho estudio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-26
La FIESTA De
La COLONIA ESPANOLA

Como estaba anunciado, verified aver
Ia Colonia Espaffola de esta cIudad, la
fiesta preparada en- honor de Santiago
patron de Espafia. Fu6 ana fiesta re-
ligiosa de caridad.
La misa resulto una solemnidad reli-
giosa. Toda la sociedad de Ponce, con
raras excepciones, estaba en- la iglesis.
In ell coro cantaron los turnos de rigor
de La misa, las sefioritas Monsanto y
Echevarrfa, tomando parte tambi6n ell
afamado artists sefior La Presa, quien.
no solo acompafio como cantante, si no
que toc6 con admirable maestrfa, en- ell
acto del ofertorio EE Noctarno, de Cho-
pin.
Pasada la misa sc dirigi6 una gran
parte de la concurrenoia al salon de en-
trada del Teatro donde Sc hixo ell repair
to de La limosna que consists, en- un
peso en- efectivo cada pobre. En- tan
generosa accl6n SO repartieron mas de
600 pesos.
Del Teatro pas6 la eoncurrencia Is,
casa de los seflores Valdecilla, donder
habfa preparado la comisi6n un explen-
dido lunch.
En- este acto como en- ell de la misa
|reparto de limosnas, yimos entire otras
familias, la seflora del doctor Her
nandex su ni7ia; la de GAMBIA; Sc
nora sefiorita del Lcdo. Aponte; de
Pima; seflors sefioritas de Martin; de
Neumann; sefioritss Fornaris, CIausell,
Ferrer, Andrea, Orpenheimer, Monsan-
to, Valdivieso, Miralles, Barros; sefioras
de Guerrero, de Usera, sefiora sefio-
ritas Estap6, sefloritas Monjil, Zayas,
Wives, Carreras, Renta, Monies de Goa,
Santsella, Renovales, Astol, Pagan,
LIorens, Cap6, Pou. Gamboa, Aguiar,
de Porrata Doria, Canevares, sonora
sefforita de Sanchez Montalvo, de La.
salde, se71oras do Otero, de Graham,
de Grifo, de Olaxsgssti, de Arruza
otras mas que escapan q nuestro re.
cuerdo.
Todo fue explendidez en- la casa de
los sefioree Valdecilla. Profusion de
dulces. sanwiohs, y licores. En- ell acto
del champagne hicieron uso de la pa
labra, los seflores Monies de Oca, Lodo.
don Libertad Torres Grau, nuestro re-
dactor Rivas. NADIA de polftica chis-
moss, NADIA de rivalidades. Grandeza
de miras para Ell presente pasa el por.
venir. La familia, el hogar hispaGo, la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-26

Aver, mientras en- las casas de la
ciudad aparecian, en- unas la ban
dera americana y en- otras la espa-
rola mientras en- unos sitlos Sc
daban vivas q Estados Unidos y en-
otros Sc daban yivas a Espala
ALA, en- la calle de la Tore, en-
una modesto casa, aparecia la ban
dera puertorriquefla a media asia,
en- senaf de duelo. Era la casa de
nuestro amigo ell patricia Evaristc
Izcoa Diaz.
NADIA, pues, simbolizaba mejor el
sentimiento de los puertorriquefi os
dignos, que aquella ense1a, perdida
quizas para siempre, levantandose,
mustia y llorosa, como un sauce
entire los alegres colores Ge las dos
banderas que representa- la domi-
nacion pasada y la domination pre-
sente.
Aquel era el verdadero pals puer-
torriqueiio, ell que NO Sc humilla,
nj Sc arrastra, nj Sc envilece el
que, puesto los ojos y el alma en-
un ideal noble, rechaza todo 10 que
no sea por 81 terruno y para Ell te-
frrufo.
El % de Julio no podian cele-
brarlo los puertorriquefos federales.
los que no Sc humillan ante IN
gobierno, que nos regatea derechos
y llbertades y que trata de implan-
tar aqui ell mismo sistema colonial
de Espafa. Por ESQ nosotros, que
no somos nnaeytcanlsddoS nj eSpa-
a5otssGdos ]; que no tenemos bandera
porque no tenemos patria /; cerra-
mos aver las puertas de nuestros
talleres, en- senal de duelo, y La
DEMocRAcIA no circul6, porque aver
era dfa de meditation triste para
nosotros, al pensar en- las desgra-
cias pasadAs y presentes del terru-
no; al yer como hay puertorri-
quenos que posponen a la 'conve-
niencia personal y al medro politico,
la dignidad del pals humillandolo
q los pies de un gobierno que Nc
puede menos de mirar con despre-
clio a un pueblo al que han decla-
rado va incapacitado para ell ejer-
cicio de la hbertad.
En- todo el pals solo los tacon-
dsctoealeS repw6l5canoS de Ponce,
han celebrado una fecha que nc