davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-16
Sala de SoCOrro.

Carados ell nino Felix Font de
una herida eontusa de dos centfme
tros en la region frontal, la nina
Leonor Oquendo de una herida con-
tusa en- forna estrellada como de
dos cent1metros en- la region frontal,
el nino Laureano Vazquez de -varias
erociones en- la Ia "a falango del
dedo medic, y del dedo anular en- la
primera falange mano izquierda
Martin Tizol de una mordedura so.
bre ell ter ;io medic del antebrazo de-
-echo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-16
ReCaudaCi6n
pOr tributes

dawnrate el mes de NoUiena1lre de 1901.
~
Per Ron destila-
clones espirituosas $39, ,674 Oh
Ponr cerveza y vino s 5,583 10
Por cigarros y ciga
rrillos SIS, 1862 O3
Por fosforos s 10000
Por preparedness
medicinales 5 34G07
Por Laipes, oleomar
garine, armas y m1ni-
clones s 1877 Oh
Por cedula B. Iii
cencias 5 3,OO9. SO
Por docunentos S.3,t06.81
Total S72, ,818. 43
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-16
Jose de Diego,
AD0gadO y Notario,
Mayaguez, Puerto-Rico.
CR0NICA
DE LA SEMANA.

iY que dirAn los que Sc han que
dado con ell halago de impr esion
gratfsima ell lunes que paso, cuando
lean estas lfness?
Pero que voy hacer. A la que
IRA va ell soldado en- ell cumplimien
to de su mis-; on sagrada. ALA dis
tante quedAn BRACES que 10 estrecha-
ron, ojos que lloran su ausencis. y
labios que 10 besaron; mas Va, y
cumple su encargo De igual suer-
to soldado en- lidiar, cumplo con mi
deber; y pe:e a quien ria de mi atre
viniento, a quien burle mi audacia,
va quien censure mi valor, entro en-
Ia lucha.
Un baile
Una absolucion
Una condena.
Y un asesinato.
Tal ha sido en- resumen la nota
improsionable de estos ocho dias.
#ox
Auras de luz y de bellezas SO agi.
taron en- harmonic esplendids la no
che del domingo
La colonia espaf1ola, dio la nota
de buen gusto, cerrando con un bal
le lujoso, de tono, las fiestas de su
patrOna.
Fiestas tradicionales, que ha-
cen Greer, en- que no ha pasado en-
esta tierra, NADIA de 10 que ha pasa-
dO..........
FL elemento espaflol no escati-
mo medic para darles lucimiento,
en- tcda la isla ha sonado la nota de
entusiasmo con que ellos Sc entire
gan q sus manifestations de quito,
y tradici6n patriotica.
De todo aquel copjunto de solaz
y recreos, de festas y de bales, de
m1sicas y lujo, queda algo en- ell al
ma en- ell peDsamiento; la impression
gratfsima, y ell buen recuerdo que no
Sc disipa
Atsuelto Moreno Calder6n, So
no con estr6pito la voz del entusias-
Aplaudieron los hombres de va
Ter; S , felicito Puerto Rico, por el
puertorriquef1o, Ia toga Sc extreme
clio de justo y legftimo orgullo, y to-
das ls clases, iuvadidas antes por
al bochorno que Sc dessrrollaba en-
ell am mbiente, sintleron ell efecto ha
lsgador de la noticia absolutoria.
o*o
No conocemos personalmente
Iglesias.
ACADIA este de ser condenado
amos de prision y hemos de confe
sarlo sin rodeos.
Grande es la Ley, que atiende q
10 inocencia, la ampara y defende,
cuAn grande es tambien al castigar
al culpable.
Pero, regocijados de un suceso
que levaba la luz y la tranquilidad
las conciencias y al hogar, hemos
experimentado un choque violento
Ce impresiones encontradas, al CO.
nocer la pena que cae, instantes
despues, sobre aquel propagandis-
to-
Nj sabemos de leyes, nj somos
Jueces: ellos que saben, y saben al
ministrarlas, tendran las conviccio-
nes de la culpabilidad del procesa
do.
.Que vivfa de su propaganda
Asf dicen y puede que sea cierto.
Pclfticos conozco yo que han vivi-
do y han explotado q sus secuaces.
dQue levantaba las mssas ira
bajadoras? Tambien es ciecto. Po-
lfticos peligroscs conozco 20, que
han sembrado odio profundo entire
elementos hermanos, y que han le-
vantado un murallon de discordas
intes tinss
90
En- medic de estos sucesos, que
tocan por su naturaleza nuestra vi
da moral ha habido algo que nos
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Sc ALQUILA.

Una casa amueblada coz comodi-
dades para caballeros
Sc tonara por dos meSes cuan
, mea6s Urgela contestacion.
Dirijansa det lies precio & p
j. E.
Apartado 3O2.
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No hay NADIA couo eido en- la pro
fes;6n medica, que haga desapare-
GER un catarro6 una afe cci6n de Ia
piel, con mas prontitud q1e los ba-
nos de vapor de que es sg ante Ell
doctor Sanjurio, Fortalezs '25, Para
la grippe, y otrss afecciones son
sorprendentes Precio S $50.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-16

Todos loslencajes de punto de
hilo valencien, entredos, encaje de
onda btoderies tiras borda1as y Gin
tss como tanabien abanicos han
sufeido grandes rehaias en- los pre-
clos iAl 5aratillo! Lucas Gimenez
San Francisco Al.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-16

La acostumbrada Salye Que
celebran en- Ia Iglesia de San jose.
las eHijss de Maria, Sc lie evaraa ca
DO esta roche lines, q toda oruues-
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Sc alquila en- Cataho Ia casa
n1mero IA de la calle del Tranvfa,
muy cerca del muelle del vapor
Tiene 5 habitaciones, buen al gi-
be inagotab,e, jardfu y patio con
arboles.
Inform ara su duefia. San Jose
II altos, en- esta Capital
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Han contraido matri monio er
Mayagu z don Felicfano Santero y
la sen rita Teresa Albanece.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-16

Sc suspendio en- Ponce la reu-
MON anunciada para el Donir go por
los dependencies, cen motivo del
meeting que habia de celebfarse ell
mismo dia en- ID plaza del mercado.
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En- Mayaguaz un csrro o de bue-
yes estropeo un individuo fracta-
randole ambasI piernas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-16
Aurora a P. de Benliza.
MODISTA DE CORSES.

Acadia de II gar, Y se ofrece
las Seforas Y Senorits de estA Ca
pita] pala b conf sccion de corses
la nediis, modelos de Paris. El
corse [ npefio no incomoda ell est6-
mago, hace disimular el vientre
Sc garantiza que quedara salts
feeh Ell gu sto mas exqu 'sito.
Luna 62. Sc pueie ir d tomar
m sdidas domicilio.
s-15-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-16

Como es tan numerosa su Glen
tela y aun n As entire el bello sexo y
para no olvidar ninguna, esperan
que por e critoo personalmente, re
cla men su ju sto de e:ho al premio.
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La concurrencis que Sc We en-
la quincalla 81. Dulse ,Aliaaza,, de
Calderon AWE Co indicanlo exec
lsnte del surtido y 10 moiico de los
precios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-16

&. Conde Dianovich, estl dando
Gop1 5renclas pu5llcas en- Ia Ciudad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-16
A LOS HACENDADOS,

A LOS HACENDADOS,1- Ninguna
fabrca de azdcar podra trabalar ben sin un
Triple Efecto, 8 Evaporador Multiple El
aparatos Lille" es de mas superiordad que
ningtin otro sstema, y mas eeonoraico.
Para precios y particulares
Difijirse 4, r. A. Macfe,
Unico Agente en- P. Rr
Gale del Cristo No L
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-16

81 peri6dic6 New York <Eve-
ming Posts cslebr6 dit mamente ST
primer centenario.
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Esta en- 6 sta Capital el senor
Juez de Policfa dc Rio Grande don
Angel Qaif1ones S.
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Observation-Disclosures. IN

Los seflo res Viso, Suras & Ca
nos participant en- atenta circular
haher establecido en- San Lorenzo
una casa de comercio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-16

Ha f,llecido en- la Ca arolina la
senora espcsa d don Juan Cabeza
de La Hera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-16

Nervios mujer els casi 10
mismo. Que mujer no padece de
ellos? Pue. 81 quiere I'd. tenerlos
en- salud tome ell <Vino de Cerebri-
ma Ulrici.,
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Para aliv lar esa irritacion que i
slenten aquellos que padecen alguna 6
affection bronquial las Pastiilas |!
Bronquiaies de Brown, son muy i
titles. Re1nedio sin igual para la {
tos, ronquera y NAL de garganta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-16

EN- ESTA IMPRENTA Sc dara
colocaci6n dos chicos appendices
one sepan componer y distribuir.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-16
NO'I'ICIA|s. |

Ell doctor en medicina don Ar
turo Vazquez Prada, Sc encuentra
enfermo.
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OFICINA DE ASUNTOS AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G del
Vale Fortal eza u (altcs) Gesti6n
en- los Centres ofciales y Ayunta
mientos. Sc cuenta con abogados
del pals y americanos y traductor
Tambien Sc ocupa esta ofcina de
comp1a y venta de fncas etc.
Pm
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-16

Ell Presldente Roosevelt, a
propuesta del 2 pttorney General
Knox ha nombrado iueces del dis
trito de Colombia a los dos aboga-
dos de color, P Pr>f r. Fl, Terrell y
Mr.. E. M. Hewlett, ambcs son dis
tinguidos en- elforo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-16

Ei vapor hIeman Kaiser Viii.
helm sali6 de Nueva York el 18 de
Noviembre coh un cargamento de
mas de siete millones de dollars en-
barras de Gro.
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El Bsigadier General Henry
G Merriam ha obtenido su retro
por rsz6n de edad
e heredero de Ia Corona de
Alemania visitara pronto los Esta-
dos TTnidaa
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Ponce.
Nnestros amie

Nnestros amigos les sefiores
Otero y Sobrino de Ponce duefios
del Bazar Otero nos ruegan avise-
mos por estas lfneas q sus numero-
sas favorecedoras y amigas, que re-
clben do Paris un precioso obieto
qns Sortearan ontre elias en- ell Al
Nuevc.
CAda ndmaro del regalo va
acompahado de una cart srita de
a!uminio que les servfa para h sner
las notas de sus compras en- ell b :
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mas de slete mlllones de dollars en-
barras de Gro.
81 peri6dico New York eve
ming Posts cslebr6 Ultima mente su
primer centenario.
A LOS HACENDADOS.1 + Ninguna
fabrica de azdcar podra trabajar Fbien sin
Triple Efecto, 8 Evaporador Multiple E
aparatos Lille es de mas superioridad que
ningdn otro sistema, y mas econo1nico.
Para precios particuares
Dirijirse a, R. A. Macfe,
Unco Agente en- P. Rs
Gale del Cristo No. |.
Ell Presidente Roosevelt, a
propuesta del attorney 2 General
Kuox ha nombrado jueces del dis
trito de Colombia los dos aboga-
dos de color, P r,f r. Fl, Terrell y
Mr.. E. M. Hewlett, ambcs son dis
tinguidos en- ell foro.
El Bsigadier General Henry
G Merriam ha obtenido su retro
por rsz6n de edad.
E heredero de Ia Cbrona de
Alemania visitsra pronto los Esta-
dos Unidos.
OFICINA A. DE ASUNTOS AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G del
Vale Fortaleza II (altcs) Gestion
en- los Centres oficiales y Ayunta
mientos. Sc cuenta con abogados
del pals y mericanos y traductor
Tambien Sc ocupa esta ofcina de
comp1a y venta de fncas etc.
Pm
Esta en- 6 sta Capital ell sefor
Juez de Policfa de Rio Grande don
Angel Qaif1ones.
Ha f.llecido en- Ia Ca rolina la
senora espcsa de don Juan Cabeza
de Ia Hera.
En- Mayagaaz un csrro b de bue-
yes estropeo un individuo b fractu-
randole ambas piernas.
Sc alquila en- Catafio la casa
ndmero IA de la calle del Tranvfa,
muy cerca del muelle del vapor
Tiene ha bitaciones, buen al gi-
be inagotab,e, jardfu y patio con
arboles.
Ioform ara su duefla. San Jose
II altos, en- esta Capital.
s 10 2
Sc suspendio en- Ponce la reu-
nion anunciada para Ell Domir go por
los dependencies, cen motive del
meeting que h abba de celeefarse ell
mismo dia en- la plaza del ~ ercado.
No hay ma ada como lido en- la pro
fesi6n medica, que haga desapare-
Ger un catarrOt6 una afe ,ci6n de Ia
piel con mas prontitud 1e los ba-
nos de vapor de que es eg ante ell
doctor Sanjurjo, Fortalezs '25, Para
la grippe, y otrss afecciones son
sorprendentes Preeio S $50.
Han contraido matrimonio er
Mayagu don Felicfano Santero y
la sen rita Teresa Albane ece.
Todos los 1encajes de punto de
hilo valencien, entredos, encaje de
onda btoderies tiras bordadas y Gin
tss como tambien abanicos han
sufeido grand es rehajas en- los pre-
clos iAl 5aratillo! Lucas Gimenez
San francisco Al.
La acc stun brada Salve que
celebran en- Ia Iglesia de San jose,
las eHijss de Maria, Sc lie varaa ca
DO esta roche lines, q toda orques-
ta
4H7zLl1H[[n1lz[.4HZHE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
81 Para aliviar esa irritacion Que -
= sienten aquellos que padecen a1guna tS
II affection bronquial, las Pastillas
s BronquiaIes de Brown, son muy 3
s. titles. Rerr1edio sin igual para la IL
& tos, ronquera y NAL de garganta. s
Observation-Disclosures TIHILIInII7ILT
Los seflo res Viso, suras & Ca
nos participant en- atenta circu ar
haber establecido en- San Lorenzo
una casa de comercio.
Nervios y muier els casi 10
mismo. Que mujer no padece de
ellos? Pue, 81 quiere I'd. tenerlos
en- salud tome ell <Vino de Cerebri-
na Ulrici,
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he believed to be the 1zssazas q AArauA
rights Of the great masses Of the peo-
pie. He strongly opposed secession.
but was not an out and out Republican
He might be termed a Douglas Demo
crat. He was a powerful orator and
had a commanding presence. Because
of his services in maintaining the au-
thority Of the government during the
early years OF the rebellion. he was
considered an available candidate for
the Vice Presidency on the ticket with
Lincoln in 1864 and it was believed
that he would attract TO the ticket the
support OF those people who did not
wish 10 ally themselves with the Re
publican party. but who were opposed
10 the principles OF the secessionists.
Shortly after President Lincoln's death.
johnson was sworn in as Chief Magis
trate by Chief Justice Chase. He made
no pledges, but it was known that be
was not in accord with the pacific pol
icy Of lincoln in bringing about the
reconstruction OF the Southern States.
He said. Treason IS a crime and must
! De UuulSutU- MS WIS llt htl uNAc OF
his policy and 1t soon brought him in
conflict with the leaders Of the Repub-
liean party. So wide did the breach
become that impeachment proceedings
were Instituted and President johnson
was sustained by only one vote.
ARTHUR'S ADMINISTRATION.
When President Garfield died from
the wounds Of an assassin's bullet. the
Republican party was divided into two
powerful factions. known as the stall
warts and half-breeds. the former led
by Roscoe Conkling and the latter by
James G. Blaine. The martyred Presi-
dent had favored the Blaine contingent
while Arthur was allied with Conkling
and his followers. Therefore. when the
Vice President succeeded TO the Presi-
dency. the political policy. at least, OF
the administration changed. but despite
his large following and the power Of po-
liticaI patronage. he could not control
the next Republican National conven-
ton. He made a good President. how
ever. and the country enjoyed peace
and prosperity while he was at the helm
of State.
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WCE-PRESIDENTS WHO
SUCCEEDED TO THE PRESIDENCY
Those Who Have Been Elected to the high
Office by the Deaths of Chief Executives


ularity against a President and do away
with any possibility Of his becoming
his own successor. His cabinet was in
entire accord with him throughout his
administration, and the country at his
retirement was enjoying peace and
prosperity. Despite this he could not
command 20 votes in the WING conyen-
ton o. 1852. In 1886 be was the nomi-
nee Of the American party for Presi-
dent and only the State Of Maryland
gave him its electoral vote.
Andrew Johnson. who succeeded Lin
coin. the first Of our country's trio OF
martyred Presidents. was born in Ra-
leigh. n. c.. Dec. .. 1903. and died
near Carriers Station, Tenn. July 81.
1875. His parents were very poor and
when he was years old his father
died from Injuries received while saw
ing another from drowning. He was
taught to read By his fellow w0rkmen
in tailor shop. where he was an ap
prentice. Shortly before he was p he
was married and his wife, being a tai
ented woman. taught him writing and
read to him while he worked at his
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the quaking Hannah and her daughter
Mile, who had joined thems were s0on
striving 10 revive her.
Uncle Duke had reused Adam, the car
rage driver, whom he had sent for DR..
Norcum. two blocks away, and he now
Ee-entered the room.
HAD we not best lay the body Of your
uncle on the bed in his chamber, Her
MANI" asked Robert.
Murderer, leave him whore be fell be-
meath your blow until those arrive who
viii take you in charge. Do not attempt
fiight-you are too well known. Watch
him. Uncie Duke, and you, Hannah and
Mile; he is your masters murderer"
Impossible" exclaimed Uncle Duke,
while Hannah dropped the bowl OF water
from which she was sprinkling her young
mistress face, and in very terror ran
screaming from the ROOM
Infamous wretch" cried Robert. You
know your words are false. For aught 1
know yours may have been the hand that
welded this knife"
Here he stopped and raised the weapon
from the floor
Help HelpF cried Herman. "You
would assasinate me as you did my uncle.
He dashed through the door. and in an
instant his slippered feet were descend
ing the piazza steps.
Help, Help Murder, Murder" re
sounded his voice as he sped away in the
darkness.
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Cnnserratire and Progressixe

A Mexican paper says that some Of
the old conservative business houses Of
the city Of Montezumas cling TO eight
eenth century ways as persistenuy as
do few such establishments in Lon
don. Several of them are still using
tallOw dips.
A boOkkeeper. we are told. may be
seen making his entries in a great
ledger by the light Of a single candle.
and the wealthy proprietor may be
found bending over his big mahogany
desk hanked by two tall and stately
eandelabra.
While Mexico holds on TO the good
old times and ways. farther north we do
not know how TO move fast enough, and
the invention of yesterday must stand
aside for the Improvements Of to-day.
In California fruit-growers are no long
er content to let nature take her own
way, and freeze up their crops when
she has a mind so to do. They now
prevent damage by frost by forcing
hot water through a number Of burrows
among their groves. The air is heated
by the rising Of the water vapor, and
thus the temperature cannot cool to the
degree OF frost. Every country has its
own methods.
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man ever chosen to the Presidency.
IS; Lincoln. %; Mckinley. SO; Hayes,
"a; Van Buren, and Benjamin Harri-
son. each 90; Washington. 81; Jeffer-
son. John Quincy Adams, and Madi-
son. each IS; Monroe. 50; John Adams
and Jackson. 60. each: Buchanan. 66;
Cleveland. the only living ex-President.
4S He is now 81 and enjoying robust
health.
A short review Of the Vice Presidents
who have become elevated to the Pres
Idency by the deaths Of the Chief Exec
utiyes may be OF interest now.
"Tippecanoe and Tyler Too was the
political slogan heralded by the victO-
rious Wings during the campaign Of
1910. It made Gen. William Henry
Harrison President and John Tyler
Vice President. Just a month after the
Inauguration the President died and
John Tyler became the 10th President
OF the United States. He was born in
Virginia in 1870 and died in his native
States il 1862. when civil war was
rending his country. He was a gradu-
ate of William and Mary College and at
the age OF 10 was admitted TO the bar.
He was fond Of reading history, lover
of poetry and music. and. like Thomas
/ jefferson. an accomplished violinist. Al
though opposed to the Wings. he was
not a supporter of the radical policy
/ of Jackson. "Old Hickory" and, there
fore, occupied to a certain extent an
/ independent position. Despite this, the
State of Virginia always stood by him
and for this reason he was a pOlitica
power When the Wings nominated
Harrison for President they were hap
py to accept Tyler as his running mate
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trade. When p he
was elected an Al
derman Of Green
vile. Tenn. where
he had moved. and
thenceforth was ac-
tive in politics Not
until he had been IN
Congress could he
write with ease. He
was always a leader
in advocating what
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81, when Lincoln
was assassinated.
The ages Of our 9TH
er Presidents when
they assumed the
duties Of the high
Office were: Grant,
next youngest to
r s.eyelt, Al;
Pierce and Garfield.
each 40; Polk. so;
Harrison. "Oid Tip
pecanoe, the oldest
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believing that such
a course would at
tract all factions op-
posed to the Jack
sonian Democracy.
The result Of the
election showed
that good judgment
had been exercised.
but when President
Harrison died the
Wings found that
T~lar was NOT in No.
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TAYLOR'S SUCCESSOR.

able that his admin
istration was the
most tempestuous.
politically. of any
s in e Lincoln's,
through which this
country ever passed.
The slavery ques-
ton agltated the
country and such
giants as Clay, Cal
hOun. Hayne and
Douglas were in
conflict
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cord with their ideas. He had opinions
of his own and a determination TO carry
them out. He came into direct conflict
with Henry Clay. the Wing leader, on
bills relating TO financial affairs and in
his contention received no support from
the Democrats. At one time his entire
cabinet. with the exception Of Daniel
Webster. Secretary Of State. resigned.
He was also at variance with the DOM
inant party on the tariff question and
his administration was one Of political
strife. The most notable events were
the signing Of the Observation-Disclosures
treaty with Great Britain and the adop-
ton Of the resolutions admitting Texas
into the Union.
TAYLOR'S SUCCESSOR.
Willard Fillmore was born in Cayuga
County. y. Y, in 1890. and died in Buff
falo. \. Y. in 1874. At the time he
succeeded Taylor he was nearer in &C
cord with the policy of the administra-
ton than any other Vice President who
ever succeeded TO the Presidency
through the death Of his chief with the
exception Of Roosevelt. yet only few
months elapsed when diSSensions
arose. and near the close of his admin
istration he was unable to secure a
nomination from his party. 1t Is prob
-. IL 1.
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The signing Of the fugitive slave law
and its attempted enforcement We're
the acts which made him unpopular
and prevented his nomination. Thus
one Incident might turn the tide Of pop
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RESIDENT ROOSEVELT is not

- RESIDENT ROOSEVELT is not
II only the youngest Vice President
who has succeeded to the Presi-
dency, but the youngest Chief Aagis-
trate our country ever had. He is not
yet 43 years old. Tyler and Arthur
were each 81 when their chiefs died;
Fillmore was so. when Taylor laid
down the cares Of life and johnson was
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A gay deceiveF is never gay long.