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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03

Comment OF the Press On a variets5
of Topics.
Lee will always be name to conjure
with in the South, and Fitzhugh Lee
has not proved unworthy of that name
Nashville News.
Eyes to the front. ard catch up with the
progress Of the hour. We cannot stand
and mark time, n1using of the past, when
the spirit of the age is forward. march
These are the days of our opportunity
Augusta Chronicle
The Alabama of to-day is infinitely more
prosperous than the Alabama of ten years
ago.-Mont gomeTy Advertiser.
The success at Niagara Falls III max
ing paper from cottonseed hulIs means
a great deal for the South. The expert
ment Of this company with hulIs produced
a Soft and tough paper, and the opinion
was expressed that a good quality of
writing paper could be manufactured
from the Southern product-N Orleans
Times-Democrat
There is no doubt that if there were no
negroes in the. South, in the course Of a
few years this country would be filed
with settlers from all sections Of TIE
world. Whether they would belong to
the class which the South wants, is a
question, but there is little doubt that
they would come in great numbers.-Co-
1un1hus Enquirer-S Sun.
The greatest laindrance TO tbs growth Of
the South is the idea that prevails that
it is Land Of sickness. The idea is erro-
neous. The death rate is not higher in
the South than at the North, but it can
be made much lower. It would be lower
in Southern than in Northern cities if
sanitary conditions in the former were
made as good as possible. The two dis
eases that claim most victims in nearly
every country in the world are consump-
ton and pneumonia. These are less FREE
quent in the South than at the North.
The climate of the South is more temper
ate than that Of the North. Without be-
ing hotter In the summer it is not nearly
so cold in the winter. This gives our sec
ton q great advantageous that woulu
soon become known if it were not OBJ
scured by death ates increased by mat
tention to sanitation. Many cities in the
South are in as good sanitary condition
top in healthfulness. What we wish is
that their number be ncreased.-Jackson-
vile Times Union.
We cannot sec that there is any ne
cessity for forming a new party for the
purpose of curbing these monopolies
and depriving them of their unlawfully
acquired powers. The Republican party
will not seriously take the matter in
hand. Any earnest effort in this direc-
ton by it would be the signal for its
downfall. A creature Of these monopo-
lies, it cannot afford as party measure
to attack them though it tries to fool the
people into the belief that it intends to
do SO. The relief from the evil could be
had through the Democratic party If its
leaders would display more independence
and backbone Their conduct In the past
few years, though. has caused the people
to have very little more faith in their
protestations than in those of the Repub-
licans.-Wilmington Messenger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03
AGreat conyenienee.

1t Is expected that Postmaster Wray
T. knight will avail himself of the per
mission granted him by the Posts0fffea
fec in the State Capitol. a resolution
was recently passed by the General AS
sembly asking for the establishment %
such an office, MIR. Heeru1ans, OF Mont
gomery being its patron The office will
be great convenience to members os
the two houses and TO the officials OF tha
Capitol generally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03
USED A REVOLVER TO GET COAL
Determined Woman boarding
xx--.oY->o,,nr. fair FucI SnnD1y.

Determined Woman boarding
Housekceper Obtains Fuel Supply.
(New York Sum-
DETROIT, MICH. January 2.-"Here
is $3.50. Write me out an order on the
yard for ton of coal"
Samuel Boden, clerk of the coal firm
of Stanley 3. Smith & Co., looked up
from his books to-day to gaze into the
barrel of q revolver held in the hand
of a woman, on whose face was a deter
mined expression.
You said that you would not be asleep
If I attempted to get coal in your yard
Now / want to tell you that this gun
won't be asleep If you don't write out
the order and write it out-mighty quick.
The woman was Mrs. w. T. Richardson,
who keeps a boarding house. She secured
=. full ton Of hard coal for $3.50. She had
a wagon outside, and as soon as she re-
ccived the order she drove into the yard,
got the coal, and went home in triumph.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03
Current Comment.

The Daily Press, Of Newport News.
which city has a large shipbuilding
plant itself. has done tile graceful thing
in copying from contemporaries articles
expressing faith in the rehabilitation and
the future Of the Trigg plant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03
MuSIcRAL FRANCHISES.

Our Nytllcvllle friends seem 10 be In
some little perplexity about granting a
selephpne franchise They were nearly
seaay % grant II. when tho provision Of
he new constit tuition on this subject oc..
cured to them, ana they found they
you'd hare to lct It ont To- tbs highest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03

The Albany Argus is fair enough as a
Northern paper to say
South Carolina and other Southern
States are doing their best, undoubtedly.
to depose Judge Lynch; and doing it in
the face OF conditions of which we in
the North have but a. vague apprecia-
ton"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03

A gorgeous carnival of flowers was held
at Pasadena. California, on the list. The
procession of carriages, automobiles, BIZ
cycles, and carts decorated with out-of-
door blossoms required thirty minutes to
pass a given point. There is certainly a
great stretch of climate in this country
Of ours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03
FATAL FIRE IN ALABAMA.
Three stores, with Their Contents,
pn.-aa-ro.. scDano

GADSDEN. ALA. January ga frs
started early this morning In a room over
the Cudahy Packing Company establish
ment. and quickly spread to the D. G.
Turrentins wholesale grocer store. and
Turrentine bottling works. Three stores
with their contents were DESTROYED. Tho
loss is estimated at S2oeo0. partially eov-
cred by Insurance
Joseph Wilson in whose room the fire.
is said to have originated, was burned 70
death. and w. II. Gewin. who occupied
the room with him. had a narrow escape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03
Weary Of Luxury.

Lady said Meandering Mike, have
you got any cold turkey in de house?
We've got some turkey. said the
housewife. sarcastically # it isn't suffi-
GENTLY frappe we might put it back on
the ice for you.
mo, lady; don't trouble yourself. I'm
on me way. In desc joyous holidays I'm
lookin' fur a place where dey won't pass
out no more turkey. I'm pinin, fur some
corned beef or ham san witch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03
Opportunitv Lost.

Chicago Commercial Tribune.]
There was time, remarks the Colo
nel,n when South Africa might have been
taught the advantage Of gentle civiliza-
ton, but now such a thing is impossible
t.yyhy?'' asked the captain
..They have introduced automobiles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03
AS Usual.
fyonkars Statesman

onkerS StateSmanl
What do you think of my New Years
resolutions? asked the chauffeur.
"Oh, suppose you'll have your usual
luck, replied his wife.
What Is that %
Break down before you have gone
very far
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03
WILL MEET. AT LYNCHBURG.
Next Convention Of the State Sun
S,nool Ax~ociaf3on In Anvil

day School Association In April.
LYNCHBURG. VA, January e.-tSpe-
cial.)-The executive committee of the
State Sunday-School Association, at q
meeting here, has decided that the next
annual State convention shall be held
in Lynchhurg some time next April The
exact date will be fixed later by q sub
committee The convention is expected
to be a large body, 1t being estimated
that last year at Petersburg there We're
LOO members
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03

Her Plea.

philadelphia Press.)
MY mission lies in saving youth;
MY life works there" said he.
80! pray, then, save said roguish
Ruth
"a handsome one for me.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03

were nobody else IN the world 20 see her.
A man can never make a women sure !
he loves her unless he makes her believe
that he doesn't think some other woman
pretty who she knows is pretty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03
The Consolatory Thought.

(Boston Transcript.) 81
Gertrude: Ism t that fur boa very ur-
comfortable around your neck?
Evaline: Terribly uncomfortable. but it
is very expensive fur, don't you know.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03
1908
hat VIII IT'S Luck Be:-strangc In

what VIII It's Luck Be:-strangc In
cidents OF u.
New York Sum-
To the Editor Of the Sun-Sir: viii 1903
be a. lucky or an unlucky year? It con-
tains the number 10, and all the figures
added amount to Is. In the months Of
February, March. and November, the
18th will be on Friday. H. }. H.
& New York, December 31st.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03

Some enthusiastic writer's arc disposed
TO make Olney tho Only man for the
Democratic nomination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03

1ite-nyer Eddy says he has discovered
practical airship. It is to be hoped it
viii fy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03

II the value of money is TO DO based
on its purchasing power, then the dollar
of to-day looks like thirty cents compar-
ed with what it will buy over a few
years ago. However, we are not losing
any sleep on the money question, as it
is not in our power to say what shall
and shall not be.-Cl!fton Forge Review.
There's genuine philosophy for you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03
RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BIZ THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
cnxH1H or MAIx AID xIEZx sT1E1Th
1icEKoND. vA.

UpTsu oaacs. no. blG east 1read streets
1aanAsste4 oMoe, 70. 1lo$ Hull street.
New York Once, J. Z. Vln uofsn Assncys
Tribune Building,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03

The old custom of keeping open house
pn New-Ycar's day. was observed this
year in Annapolis, 1t least, it appears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03

The January thaw seems disposed &c
set in early.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03

It is said that the present trouble in
Morocco is due to the advanced or re
form ideas of the Sultan, who has en-
deavored to introduce the Improvements
of civilization into the administra ton
of the country
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03

Some persons have supposed it was
due to the advance Of the '.Pretender'
and his followers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03

Colonel Robert Eatlett. OF Lexington,
Commonwealth sc Attorney Of Roc1azidSe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03


The Leesburg Washingtonian ana the
Loudoun Mirror, both old and well es-
tablislled and popular papers, have ar
ranged to consolidate. The new paper
will be known by the name of the forn,-,
er, and will au.ere to the Democratic
principles Of BOTH Many improvements
will be made in all departments. Mr..
Robert II. Harper and Captain William
3. Lynch will be the proprietors; Cap
tain William 3. Lynch, editor-in- chief;
r. j.. N. Reid. associate editor and gen
eral manager.
The Suffolk Herald has entered its
thirty-hfth year, Messrs.. West, Mcleod.
and Kendrick, the present owners and
editors, who came into control short
time back, continue to make the Herald
one of the best and most attractive OF
our State exchanges
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03

poNT,r SHOOT SAID MIR. SHAW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03

and formerly assistant in the Office Of
Acknowledgement Anderson. has been il
the city several DAYS. ON business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03
CITY OF PETERSBURG
COUNCIL VOTERS 70 RETIRE TIE
TOWNS EIGHT PER CENT. BoSDs.
DREDGING THE APPoMATTOx.
city Father. Asked To Appropriate
$1,000 For the work-,Innicipal
receipts and E1penditurrs-srIf-
I'm organ Dead-with the Secret
orders-Police News.

PETERSBURG, VA, January a.-tSps-
5cial.1-The Common Council at its meet.
Ing last evening transacted business OF
much interest, important among Wnicn
was the passage OF an ordinance provld-
ing for the retirement of 100000 OF per
cent. bonds of the city, issued In 1873,
by the issue of like amount OF new
The bonds to be retired will fall due III
March next. The new bonds VIII corn,
mand premium on the market, and will
be gladly taken by investors BY the
change In the rate Of interest the city
win be benefited to the extent OF $3.50
annually.
DREDGING THE APFOMATToN.
President Rurgwyn. of the Petersburg
Iron Works, and in behalf of that COM
pany, presented petition to the Council.
asking for a special appropriation OF Si,@n
to complete the dredging of the sand bars
in the. river, the work of which. under
government contract. is now in progress.
is not sufficient to complete the work.
and the desired depth of i2-feot channel
through the bars. Colonel Burgwyn ae-
dressed the Council on the subject, and
presented strong reasons for making tue
appropriation. The government would he
more prompt in carrying out the ever
sion scheme. If assured that the city IS
taking active interest in the improve
ment of It's waterway: the benefit to COM
merce would be greatly increased with d
12-foot channel and the Iron WORKS Con1-
pany would be enabled 70 continue 10
take contracts for building large size YES
sells at the ship-yards in the city. Inc
matter was considered OF sucn import
ance as to be referred TO the Finance
Committee, and it is believed the appro-
priation will be recommended.
CITY RECEIPTS AND E1AFENDI-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03

Eyes to the front. ard catch up with the
progress of the hour We cannot stand
and mark time. n1using Of the past, when
the spirit of the age is forward. march.
These are the days of our opportunity
AUGUSTA ChrCnieie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03
prlatl0n VIII be reC0mNlenueH
CIrY RECEIPTS AND EAFENDl-


The City Treasurer reports the total
cost of receipts from all sources for the
month Of December to have been $50. :E
The bulk of this was pail in on ac-
count of the second half of the year $
expenditures for the month at s46,329. d
large portion Of which was for interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03
crry suHSCRfpTIoNH.

THE pAILY DISPATCH delivered TO
Subscribers in Richmond and Manchester
AZ 50 cents per month, payable to the car
r.xr weekly or monthly: this SUNDAY
DISPATCH, $50 per annuru: rs cents Tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03
SOUTHERN SENTIMENT.

Comment OF the Press On a variets
of Topics.
Lee will always be a name to conjure
with in the South, and Fitzhugh Lee
has not proved unworthy of that name.
Nashville Eews
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03
& The Alabama of to-day is infinitely more
than the Ala banna of ten years
ago.-Montg omery Advertiser

The success at Niagara Falls in maxi
ing paper from cottonseed hulls means
great deal for the South. The expert
rnent Of this company with bulls produced
soft and tough paper, and the opinion
was expressed that a good quality of
writing paper could be manufactured
from the Southern product.-New Orleans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-03

Those wishing the paper can order II oy
telephone or postal card Complains u
dcliYcry nay be made the same way.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-26

costumbre, una iarana- bale en- los ele-
gantes salones del Casino EspafoI.
REC0MENDAMOS todOs nuestr0s
amigos Ell hotel THE MARINA, San lose
nnmero |, C2pital.-Por I'D dia de hos.
pedaie. IN dollar.
-Muchas se1oritas i6yenes de los
que conc1rren las iaranas del Paraue
Borfnquen. nos eneargan suplicar & la
empresa que los s6bados por II noche, en-
lugar de In bsnda, toque solamentente In
orquesta, nj igual que los i1eves. Con
In dicha banda. 50 siente demasiada mt
siea no Sc puede nj hablar Esperamos
que Il empress complacers IL pablico.
OF1CINA de- asuntns afminisTati
vos } judiaciales de Jose @. del Vale.
(<AlleD, II, u1irador) Gasti6n on los
deparfamentos del Gobsarno fn<ular.
A5unls snientos = ep todos los Trihnnases
de- Justicla. Para 10 judicial: ahnCados
Acula Texidor. Buen traductor '
mSquina Ia escribir-
-Esta noche dar8 retreta en- l. Pla-
= BaSdorioty. Il banda del Battalion de
Puerto. Rico.
Ell Directorio del partido federal
estuvo aver reunido Vi medic dia. Dor
y noche hsssa L. ma.
MIR. Jonbre- Horuuesta no tiena
conformidad, y Sst5 pat2leando mas cue
II muio. Musiu, sgukntateaen In nri-
na, ' toma cervezs <Pabss 0ue = rira
fresca. " sohre todo Garata. Imnorfafo.
res: II. z. Calder6n -. Tetuan Il.
San Juan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-26

ell sueldo de todos los empleados, = au-
mentado Ell u6mero de ellos
Esperamos esas reformas. pues ha-
cen mIcha falIa.
Aver tuvimos ocasi6n de yer ira
hajando las maqU5nas desmotadoras de
algcd6n. Il trabaSo que ejecutan es
sumamente senciilo = Hgero Todas ias
m6quinzs estan moyidNs por IN motor
electrico en- combinaci6n con In pIanta
de L. marina.
Hasta ahora han sido desmotados
alrededor de doscientos quintales de al
god6n que estzn siendo emps scados para
embzraue.
Manifestan los encargados 9e Il
planta de desnotar que debido 81 poco
ccnocimiento de los agricuItores ha sido
cogida II mayor parte de n cosecba des-
pnes de haber Hoyido. por 10 que el ST.
god6n Sc eacuentra h1medo, hacienda
este Que 81 precio sea menos. Serfa bue-
no cue algod6n 10 fnese cogido de Il
mats, sin0 despues de IN dia 8 dos de
SEGA. Esto le da mas valor resulta
mas manco sparecieEdo De mejor cali
dad.
Los precios hoy estEz f1uctuando
entre dos dollars cincuenta centavos =
cinc0 dollars.
SegiIn los czlcuios de II compaf1fa
aIgodoneTa i cosecha de este sf7o aIcan-
zark mas de treinta mil cuin sales.
--EsIa noche tendrz lu9zf, como de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-26
SAN JUAN
NoTAs PoR coRREo


Hoy ha tenido lugar en- Ia igiesia de
4an Francisco In gran fiesta religioss
sne se ceget1fa en- honor MI alcangei San
bafEel. Esta fiesta Qued6 sumamente
8ncids como siempre.
-Se asegufs cue el15obernador
sItinra. I:hera de aver ha desaprebedo el
Amrrestito guess h&bfa concedido 81
nunicipio &c dnayama.
-NuestrD amigo don Tomas Ca
public3r& ctro hbro muy en- breye-
.sr cylSfunfes estkn ya en los taileres
1Dnde ~ de edftarse dichs cbra.
sa conSndan h3ciendo comenta-
scs sobre fs nina que 2pareci6 ahogada
~ las inmediaciones del Arsenal
al TROLLEYp: Con motive De Ia
Il - blps az cosecheros de cafe, ha "a.
AFsFN ran extra0rdinari0 consume Gel
Anr,Nn sstndo ron snarca <El Trolley qHe
%ahricau los sen0res Chandry COMPS
80 In San Juan.
--Parece one C 10 de 20 apremiar
Nj III csr, de laa c0ntribuciones 4 los cose-
ssE,,srrss - de cafS. haF SIS preferenclas-
BunnO aerfa aue se tratase . sodos
Epy igzlai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-26

-Anoche tuFG lugsr IN bale en- ell
Parque Borinquen. A consecncncia de
ALI sin invitaciones sc colo cier-
to n1mero. de personas que no debieron
haherlo hecho. Sabemos de dos que Sc
gun Sc nos dijo no tienen marido SECURE
que Sc le conozca, y ALI Sc las yi6 hasts
bailar
Algnnss de las fsmiliss que venfsn
concurriendo estas fiestas sc eximirsn
de ir en- 10 sucesiTo sino Sc arregla ell
asunto de ias invitaciones.
Sc snuncia para ell pr6ximo mes
de Noyiembre otra emigration para Me-
xico.
Hoy ha salido para Utuado Ell DR..
don Adrian Cueto. medico de Sanidsd
de aquel pueblo. Este amigo que scaba
de Ilegar de Europa. donde fue por en-
fermo, viene mUy bien de salud.
! STHE HELVETIA>.-27, Gale de
II Cruz. Gran casa do huespedes.
taTahle d'h0teIs- Aposent0s para fani-
las y persunas solas. Comidas o Gin
cuanta centaV0s cabierto.. Banos. Te-
lafono. 1u2. Aparfado correo, 2o5. Pro
pietario, Pedro Schira- Nota: Este ho'
tel ests cargo de una se1orisa ca.
sgIena.
In Ell departamento de correo e
stiene In idea Qlne para Ell pr6ximo mes de
Noviennbre ell DEPARTMENTS f2e Was
hinrton deciarar6 estaci6n de primers
clase * In central C San joan.
Cuando esto sneeda serk aunentade
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-26
Contra The San Juan News
sobernante que Sc precipita Sc hunde
cada vez mas en- eI descredito.

recurre para matar una empresa,
empleando como arma mort1fera
IN cr6dito nhipotecario Y erepitlen-
| do, al esgrimirla 81 Ell silencio o
ell embargolY nj mas nj menos que
dicen los salteadores de camlnos
& La bolsa 8 La vidal2
7 tales procedimiento sub
sisten bajo un gobierno democra-
tico!
Entire destrozar una imprenta,
como fue destrozada Ia del <Diario
de Puerto Ricoe y apelar q este Ill
timo recurso de que ha sido y1ctl-
ma <The San Juan NewsS no att
namos a decir cual de ambos pro-
cedimientos es mas bochornoso g
inicuo.
Todo atentado contra La iber-
tad, constituye, por 81. IN .hecho
abominable. maxine cuando tro-
pelfas, coacciones Y desafuefos Sc
mejantes Sc cometen bajo una ban
dera augusta, de Ia que Sc dice.
repite, con mas orgullo que since
ridad, que solo cobija pueblos IL
bres.
Va Sc echa de yer Ia ojeriza
del Gobierno contra xThe San Juan
News;> es este IN peri6dico bilin
gi1e, cuya edicion inglesa es leida
en- los Estados Unidos, donde cir
cula profusamente.
Hay que impedir que la verdad
resuene y SO abra paso Y SO 1mpon-
ga en- ell Continente, y en- esa labor
estan intrigados, porque asi les in
teresa Y convene, Mr.. Hunt y su
camarilla, que en- NADIA reparan
con tai de conseguir sus propositos.
Pero va veremos 81 Ell imperio |
de La sombra en- que Sc tGata de en- |
wolverines, puede mas que La luz |
viva radiante de La Verdad Y de |
la Justicia..
Siga Mr.. Hunt por ese camino |
desatentado; precipftese por esa
pendiente de descr6dito que le |
arrastra, hasta hundirse en- el por
complete.
va sonara Ia hora de las rel
vindicaciones, Y, al alejarse de
nuestras playas, 10 hara con Ia
verguenza en- el rostro y la deshon-
ia en- Ell alma, entire Ell menosprecio
Y la indiferencia de aquelIos 4
quienes ha oprimido Y vejado.
Quiso apareeer como un Cesar
terrible, y ha caido en- la vulgari-
dad mas espantosa Y ridfcula; en-
las mayores mezquindades; en- las
farsas mas burdas.
Lucha = forcejea Ell vano, por
sostenerse algdn tempo mas, aun-
que le falta el prestigio, pesar de
que su situacion sc ha hecho vio-
lenta, impossible.
Ha fracasado en- toda la linea,
Y cuando caiga, sera para no le- /
vantarse mas.
1raiciono los grandes princi-
pios en- que estriban ell poder Y La
fuerza de La gloriosa repI1bIica anne
ricana; ofuscado, cegado ante La
derrota moral que sufre. va en- las
postrimerias de su mando. anon
tona error sobre error, desacierto
sobre desacierto, al pretender
coronar su obra, Sc empequenece.
cae On Ia intriga menuda, de ma
la ley, iinpropia & indigna de esta-
distas y gobernantes de altura.
QUE Sc aprecien en- algo.