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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28
NOTES FROM THE HARB0R.

The following vessels have arrived and
sailed since the last report:
Arrived-Steamers Rhode Island. Vir-
siniS, Wise, New York; Norman Chase,
Philadelphia; Queen City, Grey, Seacon-
nett and return; City OF Newport. Rich,
Newport and return; City of Brockton,
New York. Tugs Harold. Richmond.
Stndard oil. & Hercules. Schooners Ruth
Decker, Fishers Island; X. y. Ogden. Coal
Port. Barges A. r. Mead, Dessoug, Della
ware. Moonbeam. Pactous.
Sailed--Steamers Rhode Island. City Of
Brockton, Virginia. New York. Tugs
Standard oil, :. Richard, Reliance, Ger
trude Schooners q. =. Allison, New
York: c. +. Bennett New York; l.. G..
Ballard Coalport, Witch Hazel, A. Nj.
Jaeger, New York.
The City of Brockton came into this
port yesterday as an auxiliary ship, the
freight being more than the regular
ships can handle She brought in and
took out full cargoes.
The schooner John IL. During is in
the dry dock for slight repairs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28

William w. Blodgett. Pawtuoket: Mr.
1eorge Il Briggs. South Kingstown: Mr..
Ieies 4. Brightman. charlestown. Mr.. NJ.
,l nar,n brown, Proyidence: Mr. Joseph =.
nurnhkame; warwick: Mr.. Nathaniel q.
1arpenter East Providence: Mr.. Michael
r. Carroll. .Noonsockct; Mr.. William IL
somstock, Lincoln. Mr.. John H. Crosby,
NtWDOrll Mr.. Frank r. EastOn. prOvi-
nsnce; Mr. Frapcis Eagan1 BarriIlville;
At t,ucius u. 9. Ghrvin. Cumberland;
William 4. N. Grant Providence: Mr.
FRANCIS W. Greene, Warwick: MIR. Harry
>. Greene. MOonSocket; MR George r.
Ireenhalgh Pawtuckor; MIR. Christopher
H. Holden. Providence: Mr. Horace r.
horton. cranston: Mr.. George T. How
ard, Little Compton; Mr.. Walter N,
Hoxie, Exeter. Mr.. Allan NJ Jeffers Paw
tvcket: Mr.. Clarke III. Johnson, Foster.
MIR. SANFORD k kinDecom. North Prov-
so,ket. Mr.. George r. I.awton, Tiverton:
Mr.. George \. Littlefeld. Providence: Mr..
Louis l.. Mailhot. Lincoln. Mr., job Man
chester, Coventry: MIR. Clarence II. Math-
ewson. Smithheld; Mr.. Joseph &. Moore.
Westerly: Mr. Patrick j. Murphy, New
port; Mr.. Oscar A. Newell Central Fails:
Mr.. James Nisbet. Puwtucket: MIR Sam
uel l.. Peck, Warren: MIR Eugene II. Pom
ton, Central Falls: Mr. Elmer j. Rathbun.
West Greenwich; Mr.; Herbert a. Rice,
Pawtucket; Mr.. stephen s. Rich. East
Providence; Mr.. Albert Roberts. Provi-
dence; Mr.. William P Sheffield Jr. New
port; Mr.. Harry III. shepard Bristol: Mr..
saglcs h. Steere. Glocester; Mr.. Elisha G..
Stillman. Hopdnton. Mr.. Phllo ". Thay-
Middletown; Mr.. John j. watson. Jr..
Jamestown: Mr.. John III. Wetherell. New
port; Mr. benjamin. Wilbur. Scituate.
Yeas. 81.
Attest.
CHARLES p. BENNETT,
Secretary OF state
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28

Corinne Francis, Keith's; III Werner and
wife. Vienna. Austria: Gertrude Harring-
ton. Agnes Gildea. Bessie Bruno. Chas
Gebest Joe Smith, John Kaufman, w
Stockwell. James German, 'rhe Cover
nor's Son" Co; The Folly Trio, Pearl
Bradburn. VIM Ward. Geo Murphy.
Keiths: Ed Rowland. Manager Heart
OF Chicago" Co; Fred Walton, Walter
Fredericks. Geo Gebhart. viii Freder-
icks, w g Johnson Miss May Keene.
Miss Mae Brtton, VIII kilroy. Heart
of Chicago CO.. Joseph Allen and wife.
John Turton. r. Trautman "A Hot Old
Time Co: Fred Stuber Dalph Levine
and wife, Willie Hale, Millie Francis,
Keith's
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28
Brown and Holy Cross Divide Honors on
the CridirOn--Other Games.

The Holy Cross college eleven contested
with the Brown team on Andrews field,
Saturday afternoon. and honors ended
even. II was the fifth game Of the season
Tor the former and they mad three victo-
sics and one defeat recorded against
them.
The defeat was by the "Aggies' Of
Amherst while the Victories were over
Tufts Massachusetts, Institute OF Tech
rology and Worcester Polytechnic In
Eutute.
Manager Mercer of the Holy Cross don
he'd uniform and Lawler, as captain, di-
Tected the players movements.
The game. Witnessed by 300 spectators,
WAS warmly contested from the start and
was hlled with sensational plays. Several
Iimcs the spectators gave vent to their
feelings OF joy, but the star play OF the
day. when the whole mass rose TO their
feet and cheered and waved TO their
hearts content. was when Webb, Browns
Freshman tackle, grabbed the pigskin
from a straight pass and smashed
through the Holy Cross line in whirl-
wind fashion. and, after shaking off three
of the opponents and lodging two more,
ran 81 yards for the only touchdown the
Brown boys were destined TO make in
the game. The play was made on straight
football and the element OF luck was not
evident.
Reid OF Holy Cross made a run of about
ihe same length and scored touchdown
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28
Names New Bid for Hunters.

The plan 90 stock tho woods of Maine
with elk from Wyoming or some OF the
Western states has caused 100 llftIN
amount OF interest among Main" guides
and hui-crs and among @portsmen gene
.orauy. There ie little doubt 49, 90 The
feasibility OF the plan. aud inahy ~ th"
most experienced guides iu the state huNn
come out iu favor " u Although moose
hunting IS inst as exciting aud just 1s
good sport the elk would undnuhtndif hc
an attraction which would draw many
more people into the state. \ suuicithtN
large number of good. healthy specimens
of both sexes could Boz bought and turn'h
loose in some particularly taNorablC i"-
cality They ought Go be protected bN
law for ten Or fifteen years aftcrWttd,
and hv that time the hunting ought 10
he good Bangor Commercial.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28

for his team, but he took the ball on
fumbo and had clear field before him.
The Brown team as a whole was weak.
and did not show Improvement on their
work Of the early season. Bates was out
of the game. but Metcalf proved a good
substitute. one OF his punts was blocked,
but the rest were for good gains. Both
teams appeared stronger on the offensive
than on the defensive. Holy Cross when
she brought her tackles back. played
through her opponents line for gain after
gain.
Holy Cross kicked off making a % yard
kick. Brown worked back 5 yards on an
end. play. Hatch broke through for a
small gain Metcalf four and Savage
two, then Metcalf punted 80 yards. Skelly
came back for nine yards gain, Noone
added ten aud Regan four more. An un-
lucky tumble gave the ball To Brown. On
the second down Brown kicked but Holy
Cross blocked the kick, Brown, however,
regained a..
schwinn failed 10 gain. so Metcalf punt
ed TO the i5-yard line. Holy Cross was in
turn forced to punt and Brown by success
sive plunges began TO regain lost ground.
Hatch and Webb doing the best. on the
l3 yard line Hatch dropped the ball and
In an instant Reid had the pigskin and
with Lar1in to block him ran the entire
distance. Reid kicked an easy goal.
In the second half Brown kicked off.
Holy Cross tried the line for no gain
and was forced TO punt. Metcalf punted
back after a couple OF attempts At line
buckng. Reid went back ten yards and
on the next lineup he punted Brown
made several small gains through the
line, and finally the sphere was landed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28

the Eighth district are as follows: En-
terprise Co., 100 cook books: Christy Knife
CO., Mayonnaise mixer; Household Pub
fishing Co. copies of Household" Slater
Cotton Mills, Pride OF West muslin;
Samuel Campbell, New York mills. shirt
ing: Taylor, Simonds & Co, muslin.
White Mountain Freezer Co. ice cream
freezer; Thompson Bros, kitchen ware;
La Lange & Co., granite ware; Phelps
Pub. Co. Subs. TO Good Housekeeping"
Pilman Co, two cases preserves
The Tenth district reports: Edwin Rey-
nolds, Milwaukee, $40; Whttemore a.
Colburn, printing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28
or rtIr JrrptcTAI POWER

Section /. The judicial power shall be
vested i'm one supreme court. 90 consist
of a chief Justice and not less than two
nor more than six other Justices, and in
such inferior courts as the general as
sembly may from time 10 time ordain and
establish. The several courts shall have
such Jurisdiction. 90 be exercised In such
manner by the Justices thereof AS may
from time To time be prescribed by law.
The general assembly may provide Tor an
appellate division. and one or more tflal
divisions OF the supreme court. ana Tor
their respective jurisdictions ana quo
runs. saving always 10 the supreme
court or 10 the appellate division there
Of which shall consist OF at least three
justices, a reVisorY and appellate luris-
dictiou on questions of law and equity
and the power to issue prcrogauVe writs.
The chief or presiding justice OF the SUI
preme court may asst~n other justices 10
the different divisions thereof, and tempo
rarily TO inferior courts IN cases OF emer-
see The Justices OF the supreme
court shall give their written opinion ON
any question of law whenever requested
bv the governor or by either house of the
general assembly. .
the constitution Of the state the place 1t
sections one. two and three Of Article y,
''Of the Judicial Power. which said sec
tions are hereby annullcd.
The names OF all the members Who
voted theron. with the yeas and nays, are
in The senate. Yeas-IIis Honor the
Tfputeuant-t Governor. Mr.. Henry =. All
thonv. East Providence. Mr.. Albert :.
Rabcock. Hopkinton: Mr.. William ". Bal
ION cumberland. Mr.. Allen 4. Barber,
Scituate. Mr.. Matter r. Brayton, Grams
ton. Mr. Thomas g.. Carr. jamestown
Mr. CHRISTOPHER H.. Champin. New shore
ham: Mr William w COngdon. North
Eirgstnwn: Mr. William H. CrawloN'
Warren: Mr William II Cross. Charles
town. Mr.. Alexander q. Crumb, West
srtr. Mr. Henry y. Eidredge. East Green
wien. Nh. George R Fiske. West Green
v.irb. Mr. Edward l.. Freeman. Central
walls. Mr. John \. Grlnncn. Exeter. Mr.
Henry - neydon warwick, Mr. oJhn X
iiicks. Tverton; Mr.. Addison :. Hopkins
lmrriHvilic; Mr. Charles ~ Horton
Woonsocxct Mr. Jeremiah w Horlon
Newport: Mr. Theodore 5. Hughes john
sfou. Mr. Alfred W. kenyon. Richmond
Nr. William H. l,ewis Jr Rarrngtnn'
Nr Franklin y. Manchester, Lincoln. Mt
Ezra g. Parker. Coventry. Mr a.. l'rHnh
partrIrst Providence. Mr. Edwin y
perrin. North smithfeid; Nir Frederic J.
pitts North smithntid' MI Charles Pot
ter. Gloccstor. Mr. Nicholas - Reiner
North Providence. Mr.. benjamin ~ Rob
iuspu. tIr South l<ing~town+ Alr Scufgf
| ~ Simmons. Bristol. M Elbfldst
gtoddard. Portsmouth. MI AndrsW lt
Whipule. Smiihneld. Mr. Daniel Mllpui
Little Compton, Mr. james NJ wright
lin Tho House uf Rcpresentatlte hets.-
Mr. Adolard ArchRmbault Woonsocket
MIR. Edward Hgpncss, isMifcktt' Nr'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28
A SENSIBLE MAN.

Would use Ecmp's Bsisam for the fhruat
and I.uuEs ft ~ curing more Coughs.
colds Asthms. Bronchitis. Group and an
Throat ana Lung Troubles. than any
thorIred any druggist 10 give you n
SAMPLE Bottle Free 10 convince yon OF
the merit of this great remedy Price
DC. and 5oc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28
STATE or RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
OF THE SECRETARY O
SrATE.
Providence.

prONiuence.
Al the present session or the Generai
Assembly. begun and holden at Provi-
dence. on the first day OF January, 1901, a
Resolution i'm the words following was
ON March % 1901. adopted, viz:
RESOLUTION T. u @ Il O ) / y g AN
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTiTU-
TION or THE STATE.
Resolved. A majority of all the members
elected to each house Of the general as
sembiy voting therefor. that the following
amendment 10 the constitution of the
STATE be proposed TO the qualified electors
of the state I'm accordance with the pro-
visions of Article XIII Of the constitution.
for their adoption. TO the denominated Ar
ticle XIV of amendments.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28
STATE or RHopE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY OF


STATE.
Providence.
AZ the session OF the General Assembly.
begun and holden an Providence. on sthe
hrst day OF January. 1901. a Resolution in
the words foliowiHg was on March lss.l3oi.
adopted, viz:
RESOLUTlON l. II O PO ST " q AN
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTitt-
TON OF THE STATE.
Resolved. A majority OF all the mem-
bers elected TO each house OF the general
assembly voting therefor. that the follow
lng amendment 60 the constitution or the
state be proposed TO the qualified electors
OF the state. IN accordance with the pro-
visions Of Article XIII Of the constitution.
Tor their adoption. 10 be denOminated Ar
ucle XII OF amendments
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28

on the Worcester teams ten-yard line
and Reid puntcd out OF danger again.
Hatch made u yards through tackle and
Metcalf - more through centre Webb
made a couple OF good gains, and Holy
Cross secured the ball on "A punt, anu
after several minutes parleying and
couple OF small questionable runs the
game was called on account OF darkness,
with II minutes still left. The lineup:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY OF
STATE

STATE
Providence.
At the session of the General Assembly,
begun and holden al Providence. on the
first day OF January, 1901. Resolution In
the words following was on March "a.
1901. adopted. viz:
RESOLUTION PR OPOS NG AN
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITU-
TiON or THE STATE.
Resolved. majority OF all the members
elected TO each house of tho general as
sembly voting therefor that the following
amendment 10 the constitution of the
state he proposed To the qualified electors
of the state. In accordance with the pro-
visions of Article XIII of the constitution,
for their adoption. TO be denominated Ar
tlCle Mi of amendments.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28
FOOTBALL ELSEWHERE.

FOOTBALL ELSEWHERE.
Harvard, %: Carlisle. 0.
Yale. 10: Columbia 3
Princeton, 8; Lafayette, Q.
L. OF T.. IL; Chicago. o.
West Point. 10: Williams, o
Cornell 20: Oberlin. q.
PENNSYLVANIA State. IL; Annapolis, ..
Dartmouth. 30: Bowdoin, o.
Hamilton, IL; Trinity, ~
Wesleyan. 0; Vermont, o.
Exeter. IS: Colby. 3.
Tufts. Is; L. OF NJ, 5.
Pascoag. 2; Brown Second, 0.
Yale Freshmen, II; Andover y.
Dean Academy. -; Friends School,
Woonsocket. 2s: Everett A. a., 0.
oxford. 16. Capitol Hin. 0.
East Greenwich Academy is; FAN
River. Q.
Blackstone. s; Monarchs. Q.
Crescent Juniors. 10; Tigers. 10.
Bryant & Strattons, "a. Pawtuckets' Q.
Candace Street. 3; Messer Alumni ..
Federal Street school, .; Doyle Ave-
nues, Q.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28

THE Harry u Spencer, Bos-
ton. james Harlow. Wareham, Mas;
John HcnnpssY. J0hn Thoms@l NtIeDOfo'
A n Benson Agt Neil Burgess Co; Joe
Miller. Woousockct; e Taubrez Worces-
Ter. ~ KAY. brooklyn; Nirgic Veronica.
Mamie Chapman. Arthur Yule. Edie
'rourissc. G. Hartleb aud wife World
pcaters" 90. William 4 Mason and wife.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28

Referee-Mathew, Swarthmore. Umpire
Murphy. Holy Cross. Timers-Biand-
ing. Brown: Commit, Holy Cross. Lines
men-Burgess, Brown; Shields Holy
Cross Touchdowns-We Reid. Goals
Abbott. Reid Halves Commute, Score
Brown, G; Holy Cross, 9.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28

PFRRIN-Herbert Mack and wife Lot
tie Sislie. Maud Mcdonald, Matte Hsr-
ris. Helen Marsden. III Farnum, Charles
Uden. joe Harrington and wife, Dan
Hiatt. Viola Gleason, Ben Reynolds, r.
Brown Charles Close, New York; 5
Farnsworth. Boston. W + Blake. New
port; w IL Langworthy. New London;
r c Howard Wakefield; NJ III Hughes,
+ Il Bridges, New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28

CHARLES II. BENNETT.
Secretary OF State.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-02
CG60-R0jO

En Ia ssion celehrada por oil ayunta
|ypto, Ultima del siglo, tomsropsa por
PfNiIaidad, entire ctrs e, los siguiertes
psDrtantes acnerdos
"A propseste de Ia presidenei dirigir
Enensaie las CAmaraS, sclic tando sc
!#Rierta en- carretera ell carnino de veciEos
Zero Is, que psrtiendo de Puerto Real,
SsSmlma COD La carretera nrm ro 3,--de
8S>9u San German -asf como ell que
ksaboS S2jo va la ultima de aquellas
Xiii ades pcs oil rarrio GMonte GrandeS,
in por su soSsdo piso J corta logintud q
lSmet os) resnsss uua VIA r&pida dc CO.
Itnicacf6n entra amaca pueblos.
"A pTopuests de Ia p4isas, pasar ofcio
On sen 1res G.munss, Uassaovas, del
hlIey EgoEene. para que en virsad del
|aerdo r1ms.o I6 tom lido por la Asam-
lsR de syunsgm eatoa celebrada el Is de
unio en- san yuan. y que dices equsdsron
Ombradas Las comisiones que han de re-
Actar los mensaj In presidsrcia do In
epdbIica, conpneata de los ssfiorea O.
'afaa Cssanoys; la Camara iegisla-
EA, tsobeAaador riviI y Comision liqui
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-02
Msyssgiiie> 2

al eutierro del qae fu6 nuestro respe-
table amigo don Carlos j. Monagas ha si
do una eiocuente manifestation de simpa
tfas.
Entre las inagnfiioas ooronss que axor-
naban Sc f6retro SO distingufan ana del
Cgxb feegeya5 de 05yeroS, otra Gel Club al
Ia Pgogo, .otra del Comite aiecutiyo, otra
del GonsuIsivo-del que ere prse;dante ho
0orario ---la de saa hiies ia de "a esposa ,
la de- 10 famiiia Bispchi.
Sc iBhusn sroD sus restos 81 el panteon
IN ssonieo del cementerio protaetante. pues
Of padre Lopez Aguas Sc opnso que Sc le
8 spultase en- ell oat6Eico apesar de tener en-
este IN panteon de su propisdad. En- Ia
psrte postegior del carro fuuabre lucia ell
feretro ell collarfn de la masonerfa gra
do 80.
--Ea eli barfio de sAlgarroho. oou-
rrio IN yio1ento incendio la Nocse bue,sa
La casa que ocupaba don Manuel Gin
trdn SO redujo oenizas, perdlandose todo
ell mnablaje que oontenia.
No 90 sabe 81 ai hscho faG casual aun
que circular diveIsts coogeturas sohre el
case.
So Eu la d TINA session que .eeIebr6 Ell
syuntamiento de aquella ciadad se prove
20 uaa plaza de m6dioo para ei municipio.
Eran dos ios sspirantes.
Uno maysgut zano;pero federal. Otrc,
espaflol renegade pero paltidario de
Rodulfo Flgueroap de La clsa,s.fe de TO
pete.
La elecci6n entire los ineond sionaIes
no era dudosa.
z Sc postergo al puertorfiqns 10 neto.
Y agraciaron los ediles sSdlgno CO.
rreliglonario.
-Parece que hay mar de Condo con
motive de Ia separation de Monchilo Iri :
garry de la jefatura de poliefa.
Tn periodico republicarso csnsura con
acritnd al aloalde.
Y SO dice que los FsjardQ trabajan
porque so reyoque ell aouerdo.
Ademas del jefe, el aloasde de Ma
gag i;4z ha destituie,o Ill csbo Roaolfo Lara
? al posiofa .Jasinto EEnbio- -
Sc dice que el orimero de estos de-
,uncio Nadal inlputandole m delito de
,ohecho.
Sc encuentra en- Mayagtiez nuestro
listipguido amigo oorreligionsrio doctor
Ion I-aac Ct ruxalsx Malttns q.
e. sefor Gonzales Msrtlnex sc halla
"a an Europa desda messs I'D, hacienda
nteressutisi1no % estudios en- blen de la hu-
nanidad doliente.
Eeciba la nas afectuosa bienvenids.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-02

dadora de Ia Diputacion Provincial, for
mads por los sefiores Vale y Egozcue;, re
daoten diohos mensajes con la festinaoi6n
Gus requieren las trascend sntsles acuerdos,
saneionadoa por As de loe ayuntamientos
de La isla.
A moci6n del CONCEAL senior .Fley-
tas Colberg, de la mayorfa que I'd pida
4 Is Camara go habilite como sub -Ipuerto
ell que corresponds Cabo Rojo, u@o de
los mejores de la isla por sus cond dfbiones
posici6n como Gnico verdadero prArto en-
ell Oeste.
A propaesta del sefor presid ate, SO
pida al Gobernador civil, ordene ~ iuves
tigue la admistraci6n municipal a. aquel
pueblo-no obetRnte constar al S@bierno
por las cuentss aprobsdss su bueae mar
che - para dastrulr c'on hechos prAN Ices la
dsnnncis pre- sentsda la CamaraSfor el
Comitd rephbIicaao de este puelslA, one
solicit6 SO destisuyei'a el Conoef por ia
mala adrniuistraoi6n dc los federaI lease
ssd dc Soder mataT Ias vigilias d ua Sc
ven condenados por sus kaleatos y txsfs-
gios ciertes sabEiStos harbosinos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-02
!. q - am ara
|pNTRA Ia AuToNoM1A MUNICIPAL
bEFIENDaMsE Los AYuRTAalENTosl

Por otra parte, solo d dem0cra-
9tas falsos Sc les ocurre adoptar un
acnerdo que tan hondamente ataca
la autonom1a municipal, privando
a los municipios de un agente tan
importante en- la administrator y
que, ademas, coloca al AlcaIde a mer-
ced hasta de IN sargento 6 de un ca
be de la policia insular, que, en- Ell ca
SO de un 0isturbio, seria dueno el
senior del pueblo.
Ell acuerdo es tambien arma de
dos flos. Porque centralizada en- la
persona del jefe de la policia insular
-.~que esta las ordenes inmediatas
del gobernador civil-la direction del
cuerpo, la policia insular, en- toda la
isla, haria 10 que quisiera su jefe.
Combatimos ESQ, no porQue te-
mamos nada del gobierno, que va con-
duciendose con alta prudencia, sino
porque deseamos que no Sc mermen,
sino que Sc anplien y Sc aseguren
las facultades en- que fundan su ezis-
tencia nuestros municip1os.
por el canine que trazan los
leaders republicanos, llegarfamos d
los tiempos reaccionarios en que ell
general Sanz creo la guardla de Or
den pdblico.
al sentar esta premisa, no sc
crea que nosotros sonamos con futu-
ros favores de la policia insulaF. Muv
leios de clio. 81 no Que puede llegar
ei as.aso de que ese cneFpo rea1ice sofa
y exclusivamente 10 que desee ell
goblerno, y tai centraizacion es
opuesta a nuestros principles Y q los
de la constitution americana.
Els tan extraho el procedimiento
de confar Ell orden publico solo la
policia insulaF, que, 10 tiene prece-
dente en- ningdn pals regido por leyes
democraticas. Nunca Sc ha confado
tan trascendental function dnicamente
a I'm cuerpo y, 10 que es peor toda-.
via, a un cuespo politico
FL acuerdo de la Canfara no
puede ser mas grave, va por qc5
traeria lnmensos trastornos en- el pals,
va por que const1tuye un duro bo-
Teton a Ia auton0mia municipal por@
que tanto suspiramos.
Els de presumir que los ayunta-
mientos todog, sin distinction de bande~
rfa1 poiticas, pediran al gobernador II
al Consejo executive que no sancionen
tan tremepdo atentado Ia hbertad |
de los pueblos.
Es precise salvar los principles
que veninos defendiendo desde 1887. |
Y 81 no Sc oye la voz de los |
ayuntamientos, culpa sera de los in
que asf pisotean la auoI
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