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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-07-12
IT'S BRYAN AND STEVENSON.
Who Are Made the Standard Bearers OF the
Democratic Party.

the New Yorker. but he dccli@ed to
speak.
Ii was moved and carried that Mr.
BRYAN be invited to attend the con-
yent!on. and in the confusion follow
ing the announcement 4 recess vas
taken.
The convention reassembled al 4:30
p. m.
The afternoon and night sessions
were devoid OF incidents except the
spontaneous outbursts OF enthusiasm
when the names OF the great Demo-
cratic leaders were mentioned.
Hon. James D. Richardson. of Ten
rcssee, was made permanent chairman
Of the convention.
During the night session a speech
by Governor Al;geld OF Illinois. was
attentively listened TO.
The conclusion OF Chairman Rich
ardson's speech, which he had ar
ranged under sixteen separate heads,
was the signal for terrific applause
and cheers His mention of the name
of W. J. Bryan brought the convention
10 its feet in a frenzy Of enthusiasm.
Delegates sprans up on their chairs,
waving hats, handkerchiefs, umbrellas
in the widest fashion. BY common
impulse the poles bearing the names
Of States were torn up and thrust into
the air.
The nomination OF Mr.. Bryan was
expected to take place on the first day
OF the convention, by an adjournment
was taken till Thursday without call
for nominations
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Third Day.

Kansas City, Special.--Thc National
Democratic Convention met Friday
morning to complete its work by
nominating a candidate for the Vice
Presidency.
The chairman ordered the roll OF
States called for nominations. Cali
forn!a yielded to Illinois. which pre-
sented the name Of Adlai E. Steven
son. of Illinois, who was Vice Presi-
dent in Cleyeland's second admins
tration. Connecticut yielded to Min
nesota, which placed in nomination
Charles A. Towne, the Silver Repub-
lican who was nominated by the Popu-
list. convention.
Senator Grady presented the name
CT David B. Hill. Mr.. Hill, in speech
declined the nomination. saying he did
not desire the nomination.
Gen. Carr, OF Horth Carolina, was
put in nomination.
Stevenson received 6SS 1-2 votes on
frs ballot, and on motion OF Senator
Tillman. OF South Carolina, his nomi.
nation was made unanimous.
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presidency of the United Sta:es. The
secretary will call the roll OF States.

Before doing so, the secretary read
the names of the members Of tue COM
mittee appointed by the chair to confer
with the Silver Republicans and Popu-
lists in accordance with -he resolutions
introduced by George Fed Williams:
OF Massachusetts, at the morning ses-
sion. They are: George Fred Williams,
of Massachusetts; ]. c. Berry, of Ar
kansas; w. Fl. Thompson. Of Nebras-
ka; Chas. Thomas, Of Colorado; }. :.
Rose, Of Wisconsin; Thomas h. Mar
tin, OF Virginia. J. C. McGuire, Of Cal
ifornia; B. R. Tillman, of South Caro-
lima; Carter H. Harrison, Of Illinois.
Alabama" the secretary then
shouted, commencing the call Ut the
roll.
"The State Of Alabama" said the
chairman of the delegation of that
State, yields to Nebraska the privi-
lege Of naming the next President OF
the United States"
OLDHAM PRESENTS BRYAN.
w. D. Oldham, of Nebraska, who was
tc present the name of Bryan to the
convention, was waiting by the chair
mans desk, and as the chairman OF the
Alabama delegation resumed his seat,
ne came forward nd in few graceful
words expressed his ppreciation OF the
favor extended by Alabama il sucrer-
dering It's time to the State Of Mr.. Bry-
an. Mr.. Oldham delivered his eulo2y of
Mr.. Bryan with impassiored ferVor. AS
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-12
of for Cape Nome.

We received letter from Geo.
p. Emerton yesterday, dated
Seattle, Wash, requesting that
the address of his TRIBUNE be
changed from Juneau to Nome,
Alaska, and giving the following
news concerning one OF onr gold
hunters: "a. c. Kennedy is here
working like beaver on a sluice
rocker-his own invention. A fine
tooth comb is coarse work COM
pared with the gold-saving capac-
ity of his machine. 1t will be a
funny thing if Kennedy loses any
dust, although they do say there
is just little sand mixed with the
goId--even at Nome"
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-12

was a masterpiece OF oratory, in
which he gave an able and eloquent
exposition OF the leading national
issues. 1t was received through
out with unbounded enthusiasm.
Senator Wolcott heads the list of
the delegation elected to represent
Colorado at the national conven-
ton in Philadelphia. June 10Th,
the other delegates elected being
such representative men as w. s.
Straiton, ID. II. Mofatt and ID. r..
{. Brown.
Among those who attended the
convention from this city were:
NJ. T.. Farwell, T. K. Hoffmire,
c. L. Seeley, John l. Gay. M.
Finity, c. ID. Steward, J. E. Bur
well and +. 3. Mason. The dele
gates returned home Friday morn
ing.
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-12
News Of holbrook.

Mrs, NJ. ]. Cronin and two little
boys, of Grand Island, Neb., and
Mr. Walter Kocken, OF North
Platte, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. H. b. Fetz. in the Holbrook
country.
A. w. Shelton was reelected
treasurer of the Lakeview school
district at the annual meeting last
Monday, by vote of "A to IS. A
i5-mili tax was voted for the COM
ing year.
]. l.. Bennett & Son shipped the
last OF the 1000 lambs, which they
fed during the past winter, We'd
nesday. This is the last shipment
from the Holbrook valley, of the
winters feed. These gentlemen
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-12
Mssons Visit Rocky Ford.

Several members OF Euclid
Lodge, No. 81, A. F. & A. NJ,
went to Rocky Ford Thursday
night to attend the ceremonies in
cident to initiating II. A. Dawley
into the mysteries of the Master
Mason's degree. Mr.. Dawley is
the resident manager OF the X. w.
English Lumber Company at
Rocky Ford, and the latter gave a
banquet to the Masonic brethren
at the close of the ceremonies.
Among those present from La
Iunta were G.. H. Winchell, c. A.
Beerbohm, V. Albera, DR.. F. Fin
ney, c. X. Buckley and A. c.
Draper.
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-12
tiny" or perry" from La Junta.

tiny" or Perry" from La Junta.
Just before adjourning to the
dining room conundrum was
handed to each gentleman and in
finding the answer he found his
partner for supper.
The scene at the supper table
was one not easily forgotten, the
spacious library and dining room
were thrown together. Exquisite
candelabra from France decorated
each table, and under the softening
light of the candles the handsome
dresses looked even more lovely.
The menu cards in the club colors
were both beautiful and puzzling.
The menu was, as the Womans'
Club always serves it, perfect.
AS they bade good night to the
host and hostess in the wee small
hours the only regret of the even
ing was that it was time to go home.
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-12
Many Change. >. tn. shops.

c. NJ. Taylor, the new master
mechanic, returned from Topeka
Thursday morning, and it is ru-
mored that pumber of changes
will be made at the shops. effective
on the 18th of the present month,
although no official notice has as
yet been bulletined. John Butler,
general foreman, will be succeeded
by Henry Giegoldt, who is at pres
ent foreman OF the round house in
Pueblo; George Brucklachter, gang
boss, will be succeeded by Michael
Drury; Harvey Shull, chief clerk,
and George Benedict. time keeper,
will retnrn to Topeka, being sue
ceeded by Master Mechanic Tay-
lor's Office force at Ration. ]. H.
Beggs, who was formerly located
in this city, will be the new chief
clerk.
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-12
Republican Convention.

Twelve delegates from Otero
county attended the republican
state convention in Denver Thurs.
day, one OF the most harmonious
and enthusiastic political gather
ings that ever assembled in the
capitol city. The atmosphere Of
confidence restored" seemed to
be prevalent among the delegates
of the convention from every part
of the state, and is indicative OF the
fact that that the links OF an indi-
visible republican party in Colo
RADIO have already been forged.
The speech OF Senator Wolcott,
who was UNANIMOUSLY elected tenn
porary chairman of the convention,
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-12
woman. Club Reception.

The La Junia Woman's Club
entertained their husbands May 3,
1900, at the magnificent new home
Of DR.. and Mrs. Finney. The
evening was perfect and about fifty
guests strolled through the bril-
liantly lighted rooms admiring the
flowers, palms, bric-a-brac and Gu.
rios from all countries.
A musical program was perfectly
rendered and repeatedly encored.
This was followed by an address
of welcome by the president.
The ladies found an unique way
Of testing the artistic ability Of the
gentlemen and from some Of the
models displayed, il viii not Be At
all surprising if We have s.Mar-
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-12
Mo,iee.

All persons living in La Junta or
running in here from other points,
who have not been successfully
vaccinated within the last four
years. must comply with the re-
quirements of the board OF health
and be vaccinated without delay.
An investigation will be instituted
on the first of June and all those
who have failed to comply with
the above notice will be brought
to task by the local and state
boards OF health, BY order OF the
BOARD OF HEALTH,
La Junta, Colo,
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-12
Woman. Club s,ee, ome.r.

The La lunta Woman's Club
met with Mrs. Austin Joy. May II,
1900. Ii being the annu al election
OF officers nearly all the mem
bers were present. After the
usual routine OF business the follow
ing officers for the year 1900 were
elected: President, Mrs. X. A.
Steen; vice-president, Mrs. Frank
Finney; secretary, Mrs. c. Jamey-
son; treasurer, Mrs. Minnie Buck
ey. Mrs. Joy then served refresh
ments and delightful social oi
half an hour followed.
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-12
vls4sss y Fsrsl ! ssss.smsns.

Inske assser q tlse estase Of Lizzie J. Ran
dall 6eeaoee6. &
N054c1 u HEREBY GIvKN THAT on
beSuI 60 61oAo regu lar dryn Of ths Nay torn
of oft1AecQ41 eQn!t q Qtcro county. In thu
49, q ~ sssss, Vii sPpses Esiors sSm'e's e.
ju61o ~ 80 conrt. present ny 6nAl setties
mt - oooA Observation-Disclosures. prAy. the apprOyaI
chl11 = . ei1e4 adzAlntatrAtps- AZ which time
and fAS6o qnyR Reeooo In Interest may nppear
an4 pSemoet 6A5ectfcue 70 the aame. y any
~ "a RsGky vosd. Celorsdo. Nay i, isoo.
Es5 q Sss,S. W n. RANDALL,
n " ~ - ssaats o. flssis J. IAN.
q - r.. ls::.a | 1;:s 81
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-12

made shipment Of two cars some
time ago for which they received
s7.2 at St. Joe, which is the high
water mark for this valley. The
Holbrook feeder who sold his
lambs in the winter for SIX cents,
bought them back paying the pur-
chaser 5000 for his bargain, and
made s3i by this last transaction.
but losing 5000 by contracting them
in the winter.
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-12
aetlee foe R.blleatIon.

Land Once at Pueblo,
Colo. April -, 1900.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has nlesi notice of
bis intention TO make nnai proof IN support OF
fo,c ne clerk Of the District Court. Al La
Juuta, Colorado. On June II, 1890. viz. Albert
X. wilder: n. Z. s10g for the w half CD. N "
II $ W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said laad. viz. John r. He'll. Alfred Br5oker.
James McNeep, John H. simonton all OF La
Junta, Colorado.
}. h. GORDON. Register.
First publication May 2. 1910.
Last publication Juno q. 1900.
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-12
mo.,ee Tor pus,Ie..,on.

United States Land Once.
Pueblo. Colo, April Z. 100
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has nled notice OF
his intention TO make finNl proof In support Of
his claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Clerk OF the District Court. at La
Junta, Colorado. on May =. 1900. via: Peter
oMAitn: homestead entry 7273 for the north.
east quarter section thirty three, township =
south. range 81 west
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva.
tion Of eaid land. Wig: Byron Ward. David
Wakc0eld, Jerry kellichcr. Harry 8 Duvall
all Of L. Junta, Colorado.
J.R GORDON. Register.
First publication April II. 1900,
Last publication May Is, 1870.
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-12
letiee foe HubIle.tion.

N9a United States Land Once,
Pueblo. Colo, April u. 1900.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filcd notice OF
hfs intensfon - make nnal proof In support OF
his claim and thar said proof will be made be-
fore the clerk Of the district court ~ La yunta
Colorado. on June !, 1900 Wig: James D. Mitch
ell. hOmoeteAd entry No. hxH for the south
west quarter. section thirty-four. township
twenty-thrcc south. range hfty-fo west.
his oouttnuous rrsfdence upon and cultivatio
Of eatd and, viz: J. II. SimUnton, OF Ia JuntA,
Colo. Jay Anderson. OF La Junta. Colo: b.
GaFdner. OF Las Animas, Colo.; Adan Gard
]. X. GORDON. Register.
Firrt puhiicafiOn April .. 1900.
Last publication May 70, 1900.
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-12
MoeIcs Tor pubileatIon.
United states Land Once


Pueblo, Colo. April n, 1900.
NOTICE Is HEKEBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ tAe following named settler has f1lod nOtice
OF hie in1ention to make nnal proof In sul,-
port u NJ claim and that ANAL proof will lie
nade before The clerk Of the district court q
Il Jnntn, CnlOrAdo. on Nay -, l90O. viz: John
r. Hasays homestead entry $3.50. for the
south b4of uogtheast .luarter. northeast quar-
ter fsootAeaet quarter. southeast quarter north.
nss 49, q Ws.s. 'o" = s0-nso'p = sa'n'
HS nanQ the following vitnesses 70 prove
of 80 land, vts: william Hs Wilson, James
wsSten. ~ Warren, John Caf.0n. al u His-
beo. Cuooenoo. J. b. GORDON. Register.
Iif1e pobltcaki0u ApS1i Is, 1900.
~ Ral1lcAttpn My .. 100.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-09
4 LAS AGENCIAS
DE Ia. .DtNOCRACIA
AVIS0 IMPORTANTE

Las suscriciones q este diavio sc co
bran por meses invariablemente antici
padss. Los suscritores que no acepten ese
sist' ma, podran darse de bsjs cuando gus
to- III dfs 15 Sc retirarA ell periodico A TO.
DOS sin exception, T, DOS los que no
hayan satisfecho sus Quotas. Las sgencias
SO serviran pasarnos aviso. Si no 10 pasa-
reD, consideraremos % recaud adas las suscri-
clones y los sefiores agentes nos response
ran de 81 importe.
Els esta una medida necesaria. Nues
tTos amigos comprenderan sin eRfaerzo que
una emprenss, despu6s de sufrir tantos
contratiempos y perjuicios, ha menester
todos sus recursos. No pide NADIA i nadie;
pero desea la mayor puntualidad en- los
compromises que con su administrator es
contraen, fin de que pueda ella ser pun
tual, su veZ, con los redactores, los ope-
rarios. los easeros, los que suit,n de pa
pei, tinta, q &
Lo repetlmos. Ell dfa I6 SOLO REcI
BRAN LA DEMoCRACIA los que tengsn ss.
tisfecho el importe de su abono.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-09
GUZMAN HUMILLADO

Nos dicen de Ponce, que Guzman Be
nfteZ, ell eteraO fraoasado, aoaba de sufrir
una de esas humillaciones s que tan acos
tnmbrado debe estar va.
Por 50 caracter Vengstivo J soberbio-
ha llegado malquistarse con sus correli
gionarios, hasta ell extreme de que va no
lie quedan en- Ponce mss amigos que Emilio
Cortada una docena de bandoleros saca
dos de entire los mas distinguidos vsgos
de Ia Cantera ell Rabo de la Culebra.
No h3ce mucho, una comision de re-
publicanos, fu6 verle para exigirle pu
sierra en- llbertad unos cuarenta federales
que iDjustamente estaban detenidos, ext
gi6ndole tambien que, abandonsba los
procedim lentos de fuerza que habfa adop-
tado, 8 renunoiaba al puesto de AtcaIde.
Guzman, ante esa act tud de sus correli
gionarios. bajo la cabsza, antes que re
nunciar la 6re00, puso en- libelt I'd los
feders les.
Para quitArselo de encinaG, los repu-
blicanos le b An llevado al Consejo Eiecu-
two; poro ahora Guzman Sc resiste a.
aceptar ell cargo, 81 antes no sc le dice 10
que va ganando. Porque 6ste tr&nsfaga
ha tornado La polftica como un na2dats ~
vendi; para 81 no hay ideales, nj digni-
dad poiftica, nj NADIA el necesita dinero
y va & buscarlo donde 10 encuentra DE
las multas del Tribunal de policfa SAGA
una renta DO despreciable, que le perm t.
hacer Viajes al extrapisr y asf sc sxpliea
1ue resista taGto abandonar la Acadia
1e Ponce, que para @l ha sido una nina,
7 en- cuyo pussto no lie quiere va 81 partido.
OIiado por los fsderales despreoia
10 por sus correligionarios, asf saldrA de |
Ponce Pepe Guam N Benitez, el conspia
tie de Rodulfo Figueros, Ell amigo del
4guiEa Blanca, Ell que hubiera convertible
! Ponce en- otra Sierra Morens, si allf no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-09

hubiera republicanos de vergiiensa no
nor, que ven con espsnto 4 donde qulere
conducir aquella sooiedad culta, qulen
lleya en ell alma todas las perversidades
de que es capsz IN ser degenerate como
ese.
La vida obedece una lsgica infali-
BILE. Y I6glco es, que hombres como re
pc Gnzman, que no respetan las leyes mo.
raj y sociales porque Sc rige toda sociedad
oulta caigan siempre, humillados J des
preciados por todos SIS conoiuda lanos.
Asf sali6 de Maysguex. y asf saldra
de Ponce Jose dc Guzmau Bsnitez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-09
FIESTA PATROTICA

Aver, domingo, fu6 uno de esos dfas
que hasen 9poca en- los anales de los pue
bios. De esos dfas cuya memoria Sc
guarda, d manera de inmaculada reliQuia,
porque han impresionado dulcemente lac
almas dejando en- elias incendiado ell pa
triotismo y robustecidas las convicciones
En Ell GClub9: en- ese temple de nues
tros idealee; allf donde vefanse haoinados
por ell Vfnculo de La democracia mas ex
pont&nea el hijo del trabsjo ell capita
lista; ell propietsrio y ell jornalero, vibraba
al entusiasmo como nota sublime en- aque-
liza muchedumbre que llenaba sus saones
iluminados y engalsnados por N 1lttud de
damas en- cuyas miradas respIsndecfa ell
amor nuestrs oauss, eco briIlante de los
seutimientos de sus almas criollas.
A las ocho y minutos comenz6 ell
acto.
Hermosa como una Conception de
Murillo; gallarda altiVa sin affect acio
mes, escal6 la tribuna, entire IN oleage de-
aplausos, la encantadora Ana Ang9lica
L3mela.
Con acento, mezcla de energfa dul
xura; de eandores de vfrgen arrebatos de
patriota, pronuncio una alocucion sencilla-
mente hermosa, intervslos interrumpida
por enthusiasts aplausos. Termin6 acla
msndo & Mufloz Rivera al partido fe
deral.
Acogida con una prolongada mani
fett1oion de regocijo, demostrada con una
saliva de palmadss, irguiose en- ell sitio
abandonado por la hsrmosa Ana Angelica, |
la esbelts agraciada Tet6 Vazquez. Su
discurso, suave como IN arrullo; traspor |
tador como IN salmo, subyugo al audjto |
rio que la aplaudio frenetioamente.
Hizo I'M paralelo entire los leaders de /
smbos psrtidos; al t@rminar poniendo de
relieve ell incondicionalismo de parte de /
ellos Ell regionalismo de nuestrs parte;
eI NAL contenido entusissmo, rayano en-
delirio, estallo unanimemente en- aquella
multitud de pstriotss.
Sucediola en- ell uso del arpa no va
palsbra la gracioea Valentino PoIanco.
Una aoaTiciadora atmosfera de de
mos ottraciones de simpstfas, la rodeaba &
medida que su v, melodica como IN tri
no, electrizsba los oyentes con los pa
rrafos de Gu brillante discurso, que mas de
una veE fu6 interceptado por atronadores
splausos.
Termin6 bendiciendo 6 los federales
en- nombre de la desgr ,ciada pstria re
biendo de ellos las aclamaciones mas sn
tusiAsticas.
Recito Ia candorosa Prudencia Polan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-09
&c HOMO

Por deprsvado envilecido que se
encuentre ell nivel moral de IN hombre Y
del conjunto de estos en- IN pueblo, STEM
pre- se reh1js en- sus demostraciones exter
mas el remordimiento, ell grito de la con-
ciencia frente & 10 comisi6n de cuaIquier
hecho innoble, de cualquier aeto bochor
noso.
SQu6 .pasaba en- ell pueblo de Puerto
Rico aver seie?
lSe llevaban cabo unas elecciones
en- que todo puertorriquefio en- ell pleno go
ce de su ibertad podfa emitir su sufrsgio
para elegir compatriotas que los repre-
aentaran en- las Camsras, donde habfan de
confeccionarse leyes salvadoras y, en- ell
seno de la nueva metropoli, donde con la
cabexs erguida, no con la cintura doblada,
se exigirfsn dfa tras dfa las libertsdes
que tenemos derecho y de que hoy carece
mos?
No. Algo extraflo ocurrfa en- nuestro
pueblo.
De IN lado vefamos llegar aislada
mente y como pretendiendo ocultar su ros
tro insignifcante numero de campesinos,
p ilidos, desencsjados, temblorosos como
si el tenor detuviese sus pasos como 81
50 concieneis les gritars: no te avergiien
ces no llegues, que ell crfmen' que vas d
cometer pesara siempre sobre If como si
les dijese: la patria te maldecira.
No era aquella animaci6n, aquel bu
llicio, aquel desborde de entusiasmo, aquel
frenesf de libertsd de que goz6 ell pueblo
de Puerto Rico cusndo eiercio ell derechc
del voto por ell eufrsgio universal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-09

90, ma sentida poesfa "A ma Putrio de
la que oopio los siguientes versos:
Patrfa mia! 5por que lloras?
dPor que tu piacido encanto
Sc trueca en- amargo llanto?.. =
IA quien compassion implOras?
SEs que en- tus duelos prolijos
TIE orees abandonada?.
Pues no llores, pstria amada,
Qde.a te quedan ieles hjos....
IQue importa que tus dolores
miren con torpe desden
Y que de hinoios esten
en- frente tus diotadoresq
mo yes en- medic tn NAL
Con su dignidad entera,
A tn fiel Mufoz Rivera
al partido federal,
Luchando poTq1e aquf vibre
siempre tn leDgua preciosa. A..
iPorque seas tan dichosa
Como eoberana y libre?....
.........s..
Fac merecid amente apIaudida. icon
Luego de IN pequeflo intermedio en-
que el pdblico saboreaba las gratas impre-
stones que posefa, subio la tribuna nues-
tro buen amigo ell inteligente joVen Vicen-
to Geigel.
Hablo con oalor, con viveza de rayo
impetuosidad de catarata. Sas pslabras
fueron aceradas saetas templadas al fuego
del patriotismo de su coraz6n irred uctibie.
Recogio muchos y muy bien tributa
dos aplausos.
Y, para terminar, como nota d deg-
tempo, sc alzo mi d6bil VOC para clausu
rar tan grandioso acto; tan patriotico fes
tival
iLoor las damss Isabelenasl
lPaso al patriotismo!
Jose de j Esteves.
Isabella, Noviembre de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-09

Hoy publica la resefia de una revusrt.
en- Cayey.
Mahana.... Dios sabe 10 que quo.
derA maiianai
Entire Las cosas que no existen, aq'~
la colonia, estan
EI 6rden publico garantido.
La seguridad personal inatacable,
Los intereses particulares seguros
La libertad del pensamiento.
La libertad del trabajo.
La libertad del domicilio.
FIgdrense ustedes la situaci6n de IN
pafs en- que no hay NADIA de ESQ.
En- que no Sc puede escrbir.
Nj Visjar de un punto otro.
Nj quedarse tranquilos en- sus casa,
los ciudadanos.
Nj estableeer una empresa priodfstios
fOhi No cabe duda: ell goblerno
este de Puerto Rico es un goberno sabio.
previsor, sobre TODD, un gobierno libe.
raj.
Pareciendonos esta
que es, entire tanta miseria,
gobierno digno de la
repdblica de Liberia.
Nosotros, inocentes, creiamos Que Ia
soberanfa americana debfa representa- en-
cualquier punto del planeta;
La paz moral s6lida frme.
Los derechcs individuales.
La riqueza en- aumento progressive.
Los mercados nacionales abiertos.
III cafe con porvenir msguffco
FL tsb8co ca auge-
Ell arancel en- fuga.
Los empleos para los indfgenss.
La lnoneda abundantfsima.
El inter9s del dinero bajando.
HI ealario del trsbajador subiendo.
Los where's baratos.
El pan de trigo en- ell hogar del pobre,
Ell impuesto casi suprimido.
z de repente nos encontramos con
que. volviendo al reves esa lists, Sc refs
ian por manera admirable las angustias Y
los dolores de nuestra terra.
janis hubo motines; ahora los hay.
JamAs hubo hambre; ahora la hay,
JamAs oorri6 saDgre. Ahora CORE.
Jamas SO castig6 los hombres en-
plena via pdblica.
Ahora Sc les castiga.
Jam&s se registro 8 los caballeros en-
las GALES m is c&ntricss.
Ahora Sc les registra.
7 no faltan poertorriqueflos que
splaudan ESQ, y Sc refocilan en- ESQ, y syu
dan d ESQ.
lMeroachif4s que mercan con ell senti-
mieuto de la patrisl
1Produce algo ell negocio?
va yereis como os quitsI pronto Ell
vii producto de la venta.