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REVIEW OF CAMPAIGN.
Continued From Page Five.)

white men, whether educated or uncdn-
Gated, are forever guaranteed in their
right to vote. The next eight years will
witness a marvellous degree of activity
in the education Of the masses. and in
the near future, illiteracy will be abolish
ed throughout the State, and the moral.
social, intellectual and material welfare
of the people rapidly advanced. | predict
that we will have the same experience
here that they have had in Louisiana,
and after few years, all parties and all
races will accept the amendment as
just, as well as a wise and permanent, So
luton of the most vexed question which
has threatened the South since the war.
On behalf Of the people who have been
worn out by the tremendous strain under
which they have been for the last three
months, l shall not open the National
campaign until about the LIST of Septem-
Der. 1t is probable that the regular
canvass of the State will not begin ear
lier than the middle of September
Notwithstanding the hard fight we have
had, and the great victory we have won,
we must buckle on the armor once more
for the amendment does not go into
effect until 1902, and the ignorant negro
vote will be polled against us in all
probability in the November election, and
hence the necessity of bringing out the
full white vote. We must give North
Cardinals electoral vote to Bryan, and
we must elect nine Democratic Congress
men from this State.
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a Missionary Rally.

A missionary rally is to be held at
the Christian Church tonight at s
p. M. 1t will be given by the So
ciety of Christian EndeavOr.
A table of curios exhibited by re-
turned missionaries will lend peculiar
interest to the occasion. Don't forget
the time and place, Tuesday s p. M,
at the Christian Church. The follow
ing is the programme:
/. Ten minutes song service.
2. Scripture reading.
3. Prayer by Rev. Jno. Pullen.
4. Song, Let the Lower Lights be
Burning"
5. "Then and Now" by Mrs. l., w.
Curtis, returned missionary from
Laos.
6. A circle of prayer led by Presi-
dent of c. r. Society.
z. Ten minutes address by Rev. w.
L. Curtis, missionary from Japan.
s. Song, "Jesus shall reign" by con-
gregation.
0. ''The Five Hours" Rev. Jno. II.
Earl missionary to AMMAN.
10. "What shall we do about it?" NJ.
w. Butler.
H. Offering.
IL. Conservation.
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WILLIAM 7. MCCAIN ARRESTED.
lie is Accused of Having Stolen Mr.. William
Eatmans Horse and Buggy.

Officer T. j. Anderson arrived in the
city yesterday from Portsmouth,
bringing with him w. i. Mccain, who
is charged with stealing Mr.. William
Eatman's horse and buggy from his
stable here the night of July 10th.
Mr.. Eatman made a long and de-
termined search for him, and traced
him to a small place in Person coun-
ty, at which place he obtained an
accurate description of him. At that
time Mccain was going under the
name of King.
MIR. Eatman, though Isl still minus
his buggy and horse, as Mccain had
disposed of them before being caught.
1t is said that the horse has been
seen with a band Of gypsies, who are
expected to strike Hillsboro today. If
this proves to be correct the recovery
of the horse win be easy.
Mccain will be given hearing be-
fore Mayor Powell Wednesday morn
ing, since the witnesses from Durham
are summoned to be here at that time.
1t seems that Mccain has been in
trouble before. 1t is said that he es-
capped from Jail at Milton. n. c., and
went to Indiana, from which State
he returned to North Carolina on ac-
count of difficulty out there. He
is about A years old and his business
is that of horse-trader.
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BANNER DEMOCRATIC COUNTY.
1t Row Looks as if Mecklenburg Were the
Banner County.

With several counties that gave
large Democratic majorities to hear
from officially, Mecklenburg seems
the banner Democratic county Of the
State. 1T gives the biggest majority
for the amendment, and also the big
gest majority for the Democratic
candidate for Governor. Next to Meek
lenburg comes Robson. Their major
tiles are very close together and are
as follows:
For amendment: Mecklenburg, 81,
46S; Robeson, 3,304-or 164 votes in
favor of Mecklenburg.
For Governor: Mecklenburg, 1858;
Robson, 3,543-or 10 votes in favor of
Mecllenburg.
The banner has been given ever
since 1876, and until four years ago
it was in Catawba. Then it came to
Johnston. NOW it seems that it is
going back to the West.
DR.. Booker, of Johnston county,
who was in Raleigh yesterday
speaking of the fact that the banner
leaves Johnston county said:
well, no county can take it that
is not full of first-class folks and ster-
ling Democrats. We don't like to
give it up, but we took it in days
when Catawba, Robson and Mecklen-
burg fell by the wayside and we pre-
served our Democracy intact without
a break. We will say to the sue
cessful county: Take it and keep it
as long as you can, but unless you
keep up the lick of August I'd, we
will be ready to take it back in john
ston after the next election. We have
no big cities and therefore can't give
a very big vote, but we're regular
and solid and never fail -
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FUNERAL OF MR.. JEFFRIEs.
He Died at Tillery Saturday and Was Buried
Yesterday at Millbrook.

The funeral of Mr.. S. w. Jeffreys,
who died at Tillery Saturday, was
held yesterday at the residence of
his brother, Mr.. Walter Jeffreys, at
MilIbrook. The services were conduct
ed by the Rev. n. l.. Seabolt and the
interment was made in the Jeffreys
family buryin9 ground. Mr.. Jeffreys
was a man Of influence and dignity.
He was four1 burnie mfwy fwy
He leaves four sisters and two broth
ers. His sisters are Mrs. l.. NJ. Green,
Mrs. w. +. Green, of Millbrook; Mrs.
w. II. Mitchell, of Franklinton, and
Mrs. b. II. Cozart, of Durham. The
deceased also left two brothers: Mr..
Walter Jeffreys and Mr.. j. w. Jetfreys.
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EVERY TOWNSHIP But ONE.
Nash County Giveas Big Majority. Populists
Didn't Like Thompson's Coming Down.

Mr.. John p. Arlington, who spent
some days before the election at work
in his old county. has returned to Raj
eigh. He says Nash gave a majority
of 1860 for the amendment, 1,597 for
Avcock, and about the same for the
legislative ticket, and from 1900 to
/ 800 for the county offers.
cit was one Of the quietest elections
I ever saw" said Mr.. Arlington. Il
spent the day at a precinct in the
country. The voting was carried on
near a church. and the crowd was
so quiet and orderly that if there had
been preacher present everybody
would have thought that 1T was a
religious assemblage. Every town
ship in the county except one gave
n majority for the amendment, and
that gave a majority of only three
against it. In that township the Dem
ocrats had majority of 10 to 10 on
the State and county ticket"
At one time Nash We'd with Chat
ham and Sampson in furnishing the
biggest Populist vote. Nash now
takes it's old place Gas it did in 1S9S)
at the Democratic table, and has a
RIGHT to a place near up at the head,
and to have as much pie as it wants.
Speaking about the influences that
contributed to bring the Populists
back into the Democratic party Mr.
Arlington says that the taking down
of Thompson helped. He gave an in
stance of two Populists who met him
in the road They had heard that
Thompson was to come down and
they were expected to vote for Adams
and they said if that were true
Charles Aycock would get their vote
that they had no idea of voting for a
gold-bug who boosted that he voted
for negroes.
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GOVERNOR vANCE's LETTERS.
A Collection of Them Has Been Presented by
Col. Fred Old to the State Library

Col Fred Olds has gathered quite
a collection of clippings from news
papers containing the letters of the
war Governor of North Carolina.
Col. Odds very kindly presented them
to the State Library, stating there
was $50 worth of hard work in the
collection"
Mr.. Sheriff., the Librarian. has had
them carefully pasted in a blank book
and the book placed in the North
Carolina ease where the reading pub
lie can see them. There is some very
interesting history in these letters
especially to those who lived in those
days.
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weeks ago Dennis Privett had remarked
to him that Dona High was "a sucker
among women-one of the kind that will
keep coming when they are told TO stay
away"
The witness added: Dennis told me
he thought Dona did not like him because
some woman thought more Of him (Den-
nis) than she did of Dona."
The last witness was James Sanford.
He heard the pistol shot, went to where
Dennis Priyett was lying and saw, Dona
High there. The witness helped to take
Dennis into the house and has not seen
Dona since.
Prigett was about 20 years old and un-
employed. He was buried yesterday.
High worked on the railroad.
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THE CHATHAM VICTORY.
1t Will be Represented by ito Best Men in the
Legislature.

There will be great qualification
thrc< 1t the State over the victory
in Cn11nam. The time was when it
was rock-ribbed Democdatic county
In 1875 it was carried by the Demo-
Gratis in the great fight for a Consti-
tutional Convention, the good county
being represented in that notable
body by the late Hon. John Manning
and Congressman StroWd. In 1892 it
fell into the hands of the Fusionists,
or rather the Re-popli-cans, and has
since been in that column.
When the Legislature meets in Jan
uary next Maj. II. A. London will be
Senator from Chatham, and Messrs.
HAYES and Mclver will be members
of the House, and Chatham will be
better represented in Raleigh than for
many years.
Something over ten years agO-it
was in 1884 when the Democrats came
very near losing the State Mr.. Lon
don was the Democratic candidate for
the Senate, and in common with many
other of the States best men was de-
feated In the recent campaign, Line
berry. editor of the Populst paper,
and Fusion candidate for Register of
Deeds, kept ''fiinging it up" so to
speak at Mr.. London that he was so
unpopular that he couldn't be ELECTED
in Chatham county. 1t was an Unwor-
thy attack upon an honorable man
who enjoys the implicit confidence of
every man in Chatham county.
This year Lineberry was a candi-
date, and he started out to show his
popularity with the result that,
though every other Fusion candidate
for county office was elected, Line
berry was defeated by sixty votes,
while Mr.. London was elected by a
majority of twenty-five.
Mr.. Lineberry will have to change
his tune!
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USE ALIENS FOOT EASE IN YOUR
GLOVES.

A lady writes: II shake Aliens Foot
Ease into my gloes and rub little on
my hands. 1t saves my gloves by abb
sorbing pcrsiration IT is most dainty
toilet powder" We invite the attention
IF physicians and nurses to the absolute
purity of Aleen's FootEase. DR.. w. c.
Abbott, editor of the Chicago Clinic says:
1T is a grand preparation; / am using it
constantly in my practice" All drug and
shoe stores sell it, 25c. Sample sent Free
Address Allen S. 0lmsted, lie Roy, N. Y.
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The wolf in the fable put on Sleeps
clothing because if he Travelled on his
own reputation he couldn't accomplish his
purpose. Counterfeiters of DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve couldn't sell their
worthless salves on their merits, so they
put them in boxes and wrappers like De-
Wits. Look out for them. Take only
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. 1t cures
piles and all skin diseases. Bobbitt and
Wynne Drug Company, w. II. King and
VIM. Simpson.
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FINE MILK COW FOR SALE. A -FOUR
gallon, 1a Jersey, a Ayrshire and n
native milk COW. Seven years old, for
sale. Apply to E. w. Morris, Frank
linton. N. C.
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THERE ARE MANY OPINIONS AS TO
the merits of the different candidates,
but all arc unanimous az to the merits
Of Registers Candy.
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WANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND so
or 60 Saw Cotton Gin, with Feeder and
Condenser. w, care News and OBJ
server. S-5-6t
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FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, ONE Elk
tention Top Surrey, as good as new
w. H. Holloway & Son. 7-31-1w.
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1T is POSSIBLE TO MAKE A MISTAKE
in selecting the candidates, but II you
buy Registers Candy you can make no
mistake.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-07

Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Edna Eugenia House,
of Raleigh, to Mr. Rufus Junlus Mauney
Of Kings Mountains, August END, 1900,
at o'clock p. II. No cards IN the city.
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One Cent a Word.

NO ADVERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN 90 CENTS AN INSERTION
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER. SPE-
CIAL DISCOUNTS ON LONG CON-
TRACTS
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Some men have wheels and some are
simply cranks.
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pT0C6s0 l
del DR.. Casalduc.
Segundo folio
dc Ia Corte de Arecibo.
Por segundd uez
81 Supreme anula Ia sentenoia.
LA REVIC1ON Sc IMPONE.
La verdad de las cosss rsspIandece.
La verdad de las cosas respIandscs

En- la maf1aila de aver procedlo
ell Tribunal Supreme de Justicia q
votar en- Audiencia publica 81 nuevo
recurso de casaci6n por qnebranta-
miento de forma establecido por el
Sr. Lopez Landron, abogado defen-
sor del DIR. Casalduc, contra el 20
fallo de de Febrero, que reincidio
en- imponer al procesadO IA amos, s
meses y un dia de reclusi6n tempo
raj. La votaci6n declara con lugar
ell recurso. Recaera nueva senten.
cia superior anulando la de la Corte
de Arecibo. Pronto Sc comunicara
ell fallo, que servira de ejemplo para
10 futuro, q los Jueces Sres. Fulla-
dosa y Nieto y alex-Juez don Julio
Maria Padilla Iguina
Hemos de relatar oportunamen-
to los hechos que han dado lugar q
esta nueva casaci6n.
Mientras tanto, es indudable que
Iel DIR. Casalduc sera juzgado por
otros funcionarios q. con mas acier-
to y serenidad de juicio habran de
revisar ell proceso.
/. Con este motive SO espera la ce.
lebracion del juicio oral para salts.
facci6n de la conciencia pnblica.
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Coz lsu|ado
de Espa na en- Pto Rico.

Sc recuerda los sdbditos Espa =
f1oles residentes en- esta Isla que las
declaraciones para conservar su ma
cionalidad solo seran recibidas en-
los Juzgados Municipales hasta 10
del corriente inclusive.
Los Espaholes que por falta de
impresos en- los Juzgado, enferme-
dad, ausencia, 8 imposibilidad del
Juez Municipal para recibir la de-
claraci6n no hubieren hecho esta
dentro del plaz 20 senalado, pueden
diriiir 'un escrito haciendolo constar
asf q este Cons sulado, ell que Sc en-
cargara de ponerlo en- conocimiento
del Honorable Seflor Comandante
General. del Departaf1ento fin de
que no sufra; menoscabo el derecho
de los uue Sc encuentren en- cual-
uuiera do los casos mencionados.
San Ju an, 3 Abril de 1900
Ell Consul de Espaf1a.
CELESTINO MARCONEL.
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Sigue Ell ha1nbre.

Hoy, la las doce, Sc presentaron
al Gobernador unas 150 personas,
entire elias, so mujeres, pidiendole
trabajo yIpan. Nuestrasprimera Au-
toridad recibio con afecto a la conf
sion que parla ment6, repitiendo 10
que ha dicho q otras; que muy prom
to cambiara la actual situaci6n, y q.
los obreros tendran trabajos en- las
carreteras que empezaran muy en-
breve.
Los que comparecieron hoy al
Palacio del General son de Aguas
buenas, yIesta es la IA promotion q.
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COLLY TOsTE.
oTRA .CARTA DE HOY,
"A LA VISTA.
Arecibo 2 de Abril de 1900.

Querido hermano:
En- ell xDiario de Puerto -Rico1,
cuyo ndmero no recuerdo en- este
momento, aparece un telegrama y
una protesta, firmada por ell Comite
de Arecibo, FederaD; de cuyo texto
aaparece que esta sancionado por to-
dos los individuos que 10 componen.
Es de todo punto falso. Jose Ramon
Rivera, por su cuenta, ha dirigido
aquel telegrama y esa protesta al
<Diario de Puerto Rico.s
Me consta positivamente que
han dejado de frmar dos sef1ores don
Bernardo Huicy, don Manuel Perez
Aviles, don Sebastian Figueroa, don
Manuel Ledesma, don Juan Marin,
don Tomas Boneta, don Andrian Pa,
dilla y yo.
Ahora bien, como tn compren-
deras, no puedo pasar en- silencio el
incalificable abuse de Jose Ramon
Rivera publicando un telegrama y
protesta del Comite del cual soy
miembro, apareciendo como uno de
tantos que protestaron. l.
TIE abraza tn hermano.
PAco.
Esta carta tiene una post data
que es de oro-
Lo dicho; loco 8 ciego de ira.
Quedan en pie todas mis- afrma-
clones; y ell DIARIo su director, el
monomaniaco del YO sobre todos,
en- un espantoso rfdiculo
COLL Y TOSTE.
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iusgar pot 81 telee eranaa, aIl6 = ellos
les toca cont estarle
Yo tengo nni conciencia m.ly
tranauila; como p1ertorrique1io ne1
cumRl lido y cump1o, con m gran aess
her patr idtico. estanGio Al lado del
sGobihrno americana para ayudarle
eli todo cuantO pueda en- bien de mi
pafsE pruebas hacen f6 Como are
cibe{Yo he hecho, y estoy hacienda,
Dor Hui pueblo cuanto he podido. ,pa-
"a coadyuvar & 81 progreso y bic
nestaE: tambien pruebas hacen fe.
Si los arecibef1os est&n confor-
mes Don todos los insultos que diri-
gen 4 un compatriota suyo, porque
no leNda la real CANA de pensar como
pien$h AHORA Muf1oz Rivera, que
seanI puesI mny felices por 81 amor
a La libertad y la emission ibre del
pensamiento
En cuanto, a la calumnia, que
me zumba en torno; y a "a enyidia,
que me roe los zancajos, me rio dc
e1lasNa mand1 1bula batiente. Para
arrollar mis- enemigos me basto y
me-, sobro ivive Dios! Y a sus insul-
tos hs contestado, y contesto, con
pruebas hist6ricas, fehacientes, que
no han podido ser rebatidas.
ARE ALA, calumniador, loco
6 ciego de ira! Vuestra lama Sc
romps siempre ,-en mi escudo, cuyo
lemn es: trabajo, virtud y honra-
1a7~1 rnr mncmE
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Bill de I alifas.

Ell Presidente della Camara de
Comercio ha recibido de sus conf
sionados en- Washington ell siguiente
telegrama:
sBill Foraker pas6 Senado quin
ce por ciento, y libres artfculos que
no pagaban ahora. Camara apro'
bara seguido enmiendass
Sabemos que la noticia que con
tiene ese telegrama, esta confrmada
por otro de caracter Official recibido
por nuestro Gobernador Els un he
cho pues, la aprobaci6n por ell Se'
nado del Bill de tarifas.
iComo es pues, que NADIA Sc di !.
ce, con respecto al del Gobierno Ci.
vii para esta Isla? mo Sc anuncia-
ba que serfan debatidos .juaatos en- la
Camara alta?
Els este un misterio que nos Ia
ce sospechar, que al bajar a Ia Ca
mara de Representatives. ese Bill de
tarifas, va aceptado por Ell Senado,
tai vez no sea aprobado, con cual
quier pretexto por aqu ella y en- este
case Puerto Rico quedara como Que
vedo en- la presente legislature. Els
decir, que continuaremos con Ell sta
tn quo. interim pasen las elecciones
presidenciales.
ST es as1 nos alegramos; porque
somos partidarios del libre cambio,
y de que Sc nos considere por con
siguiente como parte integrante de
la Union. Y ell libre cambio Sc i'm
pondra, porque indudablemente 10
apoyara Nc Kinley, cuando haya
logrado su reelection y pueda de-
sentenderse de los Trusts que hoy
le amenaZap.
El secreto esta en- saber espe-
rar, y la discretion asf 10 aconseja.
No Sc gan6 Zamora en- una hora.
Para hacer boca, mientras pasan las
elecciones para ell <al to puestos,
vengan los milloncejos que vayan
pagando nuestras importaciones en-
| las Aduanas de la Union, que este
no deja de ser un cabotaje disfraza-
| do, aunque nos GUSTAV las cosas cla-
ras y ell chocolate espeso.
| Ell tempo dira ST es esta la axi-
la donde tiene la cosqui liza ell asun-
to.
I. A.
Aver tarde fonde6 ell cafone-
70 <Vixen> procedente de la Isla
| Culebra.
Hoy Sc espera en- nuestre
puerto ell vapor americana 'Ponce,
de Nueva York.
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.SeCCi6n neutral.
% loco
6ciego de ira.
Dice el <Diarios:
Rectificaci0n telegrafica
ala CORRESPONDENCE
Aver tarde recibimos' Ell despa-
cho que sigue:
~Aroo;ho hri1 9

Aver tarde recibimos ell despa-
cho que sigue:
<Arecibo, Abril 2.
Diario de Puerto, Rico.
~r Capital.
Areclbo siente que adversario
con careta ponga en- r1diculo a LA
CoRREsPoNDENCIA,h haciendole pu-
blicar Ultima hora, que resulta in
trigante mentira. Figueroa y Le
desma tienen dignidad; son mas lea,
les y veraces, que ell autor de la car
Ia q la VISTA Dadme su nombre pa
ra responder. Ruiz Sagredo no pue-
de intervenir en- este asuntO. Tam
POGO es ingrato nj traidor. Que los
intrigantes no me obliguen a decirle
la verdad. Todo Arecibo con Muf1oz
Rivera, por digno, por patricia y
por valiente. Ahora esta Arecibo
como siempre, en- su puesto de no
nor.S
Jose Ramon Rivera p
Asf contestan de Arecibo a las
CARTAs de ULTIMA HoRA, que Sc
escriben en- la Capital y que resul-
tan contraproducent9s, porque <la
perfdia no triunfas, desde Rodri,
guez Fuentes hasta Coll y Toste.s
;Pardiez! o loco ciego de ira.
Olga Vd. sef1or monomaniaco,
la verdad es como ell corchO dentro
del aqua, por mas que Sc trate de
sumergirlo, 81 fota y sobrenada.
He aquf la carta del senior Ruiz
de Sagredo. Esta en- poder del di:
re ector de LA CORRESPONDENCE
la disposition de todas las personas
due la quieran yer leer. Els con
testacion una mia en- la que lie ha
blabaffntimamente de estaS miSerias
humanaS.
xSr. don Cayetaho Coll y Toste
San Juan
Mi querido amigo: estoy hace
algunos dias en- ell campo por pres
cripci6n facultativa; habiendo deter
minado embarcarme para los Esta
dos Unidos en- ell pr6ximo Abril
Ho " estoy con fiebre y ne levanto
cOntestar Su carta.
En- este momento llega Pacha1
Figueroa del pueblo y me dice le fut
presentada por Fernando Gonzalez
q nombre de Rivera, una protests
contra Vd., que Sc neg6 a firmar
negandose tambien Manolo Ledes
ma, pues ellos entienden que ell Par
lido Federal no ha sido ofendido po.
ell doctor Coll, y que es una question
pur ramente personal entire Muf5oz
Coll.
Adios, le abraza su amigo com
padre.-Jose Ruiz de Sagredo.s
Ahora bien: 81 en- Arecibo todo
piensan como ell boticario Rivera, ;
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viene de dicho puebloy con igual Oh.

viene de dlcho pueb1oy con lguaI %.
jeto.
va 10 hemos didho, y convene
repetirlo: el Gobernador no puede
hacer mas de 10 que Ihace nj prone
ter otra cosa que 10 que ha manifes-
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terado de la Atuacion del pals; asf,
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nocimiento de nuestra primer Au-
toridad ell estado affective de sus res.
pectivas demarcaciones. .