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the nlgger and enfranchiSe him. We
will be dependents upon their mercy.
1t we succeed, we will be so proud
we will always be going round with
chip on cur shoulders waiting for
somebody to knock it off. The end
of the republic is near at hand. Mon
ey worship will cover this country.
The chivalic spirit Of the South will
be swallowed up in commercialism.
We old fellows may pass away before
it comes"
Then turning to me he said: "My
boy, you'll be into it, and will see he'll
and heap of it,
He then turned to the old men, and
said: "When we made the nullifca-
ton fight we were as strong or strong
er than the North, now they are much
stronger than we in men and re-
sources. Human wisdom cannot fore
tell all that will hapen but the repub-
lie is at an end"
Then he dropped down on his
couch, looked around like a dying
lion and said, ~ am exhausted, l am
exhausted -
He then took another drink from
the bottle, winked al the old preachers
and again quoted, Except in cases
Of necessity, gentlemen, except in
cases of necessity"
had seen him before on the cam
pus at the old Waddell Academy at
Wellington when he would put up a
half dollar for us to box, wrestle, run
or Jump for. There were hundred
and forty students at Wilmington and
he won every heart from the young
men Of twenty-three down to the lit
tie boys of five or six. I loved him
then, love him still. Peace and
glory to George McDufie.
[ will try to describe his appear
ance. When standing speaking, he
impressed me as being the tallest man
| had ever seen. He was always
clean shaven and his complexion was
sort of BLUSH pomegranite; his face
was rugged, but his features were so
we'll proportioned that they formed
glorious whole which was indescrib-
able. yet think he was the grand
est man [ ever saw, not excepting old
Bob Lee and Stonewall Jackson.
Some time purpose to give you
sketch of John C. Calhoun and
James Danielly. Publish this or any
part of it you think worth the trou-
BILE, or throw it into the waste basket,
as you cheese.
Yours with best wishes,
S. A. WALKER.
Cobbham, Ga, Nov. 10, 1907.
(Too good for any sensible waste
basket, Uncle Sam. Send those 9TH
ers along when they're ready)
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-11-28
TELLS OF A VISIT TO GEORGE
MCDUFFIE.


ner rocks of the old homestead build
ing and examined the stump Of the
old McDuffie Oak. The sap is all rot
ted off yet the stump is about twenty
seven feet in circumference. NV
mind naturally reverted to my bcv-
hood days when my father lived at
Wellington, S. c., about one mile
from "Cherry Hill," the nome or
George McDufie. And having seen
your splendid article on George Nc
Duffie in your magazine, I concluded
to write you a few boyhood memories
of the great statesman.
Old Uncle Jimmie Danielly was g
great admir- er of "Naughty George"
and George returned the admiration
with interest for cold Ironsides," as
he called Uncle Jimmie.
Old Uncle Jimmie was spending
some time at our house In 1S47 when
they received a special invitation to
Cherry Hill and my father agreed to
take me with him. When we arrived
we found Mr.. McDufie lying on
couch and very nervous Che had then
been an invalid from a wound re-
ceived in a duel which occurred about
fifteen years before). After some
moments spent In compliments, Nc
Duffie said: "Well, boys, I've sent
for you to know how this great racket
about the division of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will end. Is it not
the entering wedge to divide the
North and South politically on the
same lines?" Ny father hoped not,
said he believed the conservative in
fuence Of the church would cause the
two sections to compromise their diff
ferences or separate in peace by mu-
tual consent. Uncle Jimmie said that
IF all fanatics were dead that might
happen. McDufie IN the meantime,
had taken two or three drinks from a
long bottle, excusing himself with
merry smile by quoting from the dis
cipline of the Methodist church The
clause, Except in cases of necessi-
ty." Then Uncle Jimmie, in his fine
falsetto voice, inquired, "What do
you think of it, George?" McDuf-
fie raised himself to a sitting posture
and said, I'm afraid we have waited
too long. We would have settled this
fifteen years ago had it not been for
Henry Clay's poultices and Daniel
Webster's amazing magnetic influence
over Southern members. Then ris-
ing to his feet and standing ont in
the middle Of the floor, McDuffie
seemed to become young man, His
eyes, which were coal black, glowed
like two furnaces, electric flashes
played over his face like lightning
over an evening cloud. He said as
near as l can remember:
Gentlemen, the church has al
ways raised more hell than the world
could digest. This division is the
first gun of the greatest war Of mod
ern times. We will fight for life
-~x,l,s1o 4Io g, Il LII
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-11-28


Georgians," written in exile by the
young editor, orator and minister,
whose genius and devotion have made
him for two decades one Of the be-
loved and brilliant children Of the
State.
For the work of Lucian Knight
fairly glows with genius and enthu-
siasm. 1t takes the dry bones of his
tory and reminiscence and makes
them stand up clothed and beautiful
in human interest and vitality. 1t
gilds fact and incident with the touch
of romance, and while sacrificing no
truth or accuracy in relation, wraps
each figure and period DIN the senti-
ment of patriotic devotion, and like
the ancient Scot, freshens and deep
ems with the chisel of the pen the
epltaph upon the tOmbs of the fam
Gus Georgians of the past.
1t is doubtful if any history ever
written anywhere or at any time, has
been framed in English so mellifu-
Gus and beautiful as these reminis-
cences. They run like ripping water
through the annals of the common
wealth, musical in flow, and sweet
and pure in origin as in direction and
conclusion.
For no man who has ever written
history for Georgia has been more
free from prejudice, more untouched
by enmities, and more fair in his
friendly and unbiased justice to the
state and its mighty sons. Lucian
Knight writes in the sunshine with no
shadow upon his noble spirit and no
malice in his gentle heart. His work,
by all the signs, has been labor Of
love, and he has lived with those he
loved, labcred for those he loved and
loved those for whom he labored.
1T these "Reminiscences" had been
written when our world was younger
and before the age had been vexed
with the making of so many books,
it would have made immortal the
young man who wrote it. AS it is,
each succeeding year will deepen the
sense of obligation which Georgia and
its people owe to the writer of these
charming sketches.
Let no man think that in the sheer
beauty and witchery of his style, Lu-
clan knight has been Indifferent to
fact and accuracy. Legend, indeed,
and tradition wrap some of the de-
hghtful incidents of his reminis-
cences, but it is the legend and ira
dition whose long acceptance has
deepened into history All that is
vivid, dramatic or eventful in the
lives of illustrious Georgians is
gathered into the pages of the book.
But along with these there runs the
pure current of biography, or record,
of the linking of great names to great
events, Of the part that each man
played, and of the place that man
man deserves upon the roll of honor,
while as a commentator upon policies
and as a philosopher of events, Mr..
Knioht dicp1oUc on ;nescLA - kaI~o
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-11-28

HOMER L. HICGS, Editor and Proprietor
GREENFIELD, TENNESSEE
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
lncidente de Jamaica
Un cable de Londres

Washington Enero "a Ell departamento de
Estado publica I'm cablegrama del Fo,1ng Of1a, de
Londres, en- que el minsterio britanico deplora Ell
incidente desagradable de Jamaica, reitera su graft
tud al pueblo americana por sus expontaneas gene
rosidades y promote que Sc practicara sin demora
una investigation Official de los hechos para proce-
der las resoluciones one resulten oportunas Ell
dspartamentu de Estado publica tambien un cable
gram' liri5ilo al secretario Root por el Goberna-
DIR d J.lhticl que este expresa la gratitud de
los jamaiquinos por el concurso que el pueblo ane-
rcano les presta CIRCUMSTANCES tan dificiles Co
mo las presentes A pesar de estos despachos, la
opinion p1bca Sc determine en- e sentido de OBJ
servar una actitud de reserva suspendiendo el en-
barque de socorros para Kingston
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
NOTAS De PONCE
Tfabsjos en- el fsrrocarril d.
6Lay' n q Pbnce Memo
rial d W sh rotoo..
FeCHa MeMORi BlE
Is de Eneio ce 1899. Trc.
menda co q grael6 que
amenaz6 a Ptn:e.
FeCHa MEMOIR BILE

Los trabajos del ferrocarril de
Guayama a Ponce adelantan. Fun
cionan va las locomotoras hasta la
hacienda sUrsula.O
Ell Concejo municipal de
Ponce elevara al Secretario de Ia
Guerra Tin memorial solicitando la
franquicia para el muelle de Espig6n
en- este puerto, y otro al Pres:dente
Roosevelt para que presto su apoyo
dicho memorial.
Ell dia IS de este mes, hace
ocho amos que un pufiado de yalien-
tes expusieron sus preciosas vidas
por salvar a esta ciudad de una ca
tastrofe formidable y segura.
En- la noche del IS de E1ero de
1900 Sc declare un incendio en- el
parque de artilleria sitlado en- la
calle del comercio; cerca del incen-
dio estaban las cajas de dinamita;
los soldados aterrorizados einpren-
dieron la fuga, soltando las mulas
que tambien huian del incendio; el
panico fue general; entonces los j6-
venes Rafael Rivera Esbri, Juan
Romero, Rafael del Vale, Cayetano
Casals, Pedro Sabater, Gregorio
Rivera, Pedro Ruiz y Tomas Rive
ra, habilitados de una bomba y
mangueras Sc lanzaron al fuego lo-
grando extinguirlo por complete.
Todos erau bomberos excepto
Rafael Rivera, Official despues de ese
Cuerpo hasta que fue expulsado par
el alcalde Guzman Benitez.
Ell pasado ayuntamiento entire
isus varios acuerdos determine la
reproduction de Ia fotografia de es-
tos valientes j6venes para que todos
los parques establecidos Ell Ia i8la
tuvieran el suyo eli lugar visible
para estimulo de los bolnberos Y
gloria de estos heroes.
No sabemos que Sc ha deter,ni-
snado hasta Ia fecha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24

Espaia y a stls glorias, termin6 re-
cogiendo las frases del selior Balbfs
sobre el escudo Ell el centro de las
dos banderas:
aUna de e5ls dos banderas-Ce-
cia el orador nuestro pasado; la
otra nuestro porvenir. Espaiia nos
di6 ell jugo de SUI sangre y Ell brillo
de su cultura; los Estados Unidos,
cuya soberania acatamos con orgu-
Ito, nos daran sus hberrimas institu-
clones, su sentido practice admira-
bic y lbs llevlran de la mano por
los ca limos del progreso. Brindo
por ell Gobernldor Winthrop, pcr
el presidente del casino, por la CO.
lonia espa1ola y hago votos para
que amencanos, espafoles y puerto
riquefios, coincidiendo en- Ell prop6-
sito de trabajar por esta isla, funden
aqui el hogar d. dos razas que sc
confunden EN- el seno lie IL Eumani-
dad y que escriben el poema de la
fraternidad entire los pueblos del
Imundo.S
| FL sefior Ba1bas aludi6 sucesi-
lvamente al alcalde de San Juan,
| Mr. Ward, al Padre Berries y a
sefior Degetau, que Sc hallaba jun
to al seiior Muiioz Rivera. Sc mos
tr6 felicisimo Ell sus alusiones, ex
, lornadas con rasgos oportunos ,
con imagenes gallardas.
FL sefior Todd, agradeciend,
!, la galante invitacion de la colonia
= hizo constar que en- ella encontr
e siempre cooperadores efcaces a /
y administration de que todavia e
i jefe; Sc refrio a sus esfuerzos ADM
= nistrativos; paso breve revista 4 lo
de hygiene y ornate re
sueltos por el municipio y termiu
IS reiterando su afecto 4 los hombrt
IS que rodeaban la mesa y que son II
a tCoafa6a en- Ia p4giaa Ss)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
COuC|ER7O Il DOMINGO

Fl domingo pr6ximo Sc lleva-
ra q efecto Ell el Teatro otra fiesta
musical, organizada por el eminen-
te maestro y compositor Paco Cor
tes. En- dicha fiesta, como Ell la
anterior, tomaran parte graciosa-
mente, en- obsequio q tan ilustre
compatriota, las seforitas Amalia
Paoli y Alicia Sicardo,
Sc representara por seguuda
vez el aplaudido mimodrama rNuit
du Noela cuyo debut tan honda y
grata impression produjo en- el pd
bhco.A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
POr able

discurso pronunciado anoche ell el aCaaa,i Clubs
de esta poblacion, Mr.. Root recomcud II mas ex
quista prudencia la mayor tolerancil I'll ls cues
tones que, para e futuro pueden presca.assc entire
el Canada los Estados Unidos, que son, ssg1n
sus frases, dos puebos hermanos por el origen CO.
nun y por los intereses reciprocos. Mr.. Wilfrd
Laurier, presidente del goberno canadiense, con-
test6 asegurando Mr. Root las simpatias del Ca
NADIA hacia los Esados Unidos, sien 10 los dos pai
ses hijos de Inglaterra estando unidos por lazos
indestructbles que dcoen estrecharsc cada vez mas
por el esfuerzo de unos otros. Sc cree que Mr..
Root saldra esta tarde ell direction a Buffalo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24

n1ino aludiendo al sefior Mu1oz Ri
vera, a fin de que este le sucediera
en- el uso de la plllbra.
El seiior Muiioz Rivera hizo
un speech vibrante, saludando a los
espanoles, declarando que junto a
ellos Sc encuentra como entire la
propia fan1ilia, afrmando la solida-
ridad establecida por los vinculos
innlortales de la lengua y de la raza
y consagrando a Espafia, en- su his
toria, en- su tradicion, en- su glorio-
so pasado y Ell su presente vigoro-
SO, los elogios mas sinceros y ex.
pontaneos. !
aMis enemigos, exclamaba, Gre
yendo ponerme en- pugna con las
autoridades americans, me acusa-
ron de esbaaOlisado. Yo desdeno
| el epiteto que es una injuria. Es-
pafiolizado no; soy espafol por la
sangre de mis- abuelos, por mi quito
a la artes y a las letras, por mis- SEN
timientos de simpatfa hacia los civil
lizadores del hemisferio en- que lie
que a la vida; por mi compenetracior
con los caracteres distintivos del al
ma iberica. Renegar de este seris
como renegar de mi mismo. Y yc
que combat de frente los errore.
Iprofundos del regimen colonial; "
que luche contra Espafia cuandc
Espafa abria las carceles y apunta
ba los fusiles y aflaba las bayone
tas, hoy que Espafia es Tin recuerd,
lily Tin sfrnbolo, ofresco mi tribute d
respeto y amor a la augusta madr
E y maestro de la America latina
} me confundo con vosotros en- el he
. menaje, no los embiemas de vue,
!. ira monarqufa, sino al alto Y nobl
y espiritu de Vuestfa patria.D
/ En- ese parrafo esta la sfntes
u de la improvisation, que desput
: de rar:o5 2ertodos consagrados
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
Question de Manchuria
Una conferencia

Pekin, Enero 24-El gobierno imperial, por
medic de sus agentes diplomaticos Ell Europa
America, ha resuelto dirigir Franca, Inglaterra,
Alemania Russia Estados Unidos una nvitac6n
para que Sc reunan cuauto antes los enviados de
esas cnco potencias fin de tratar la question
de Manchuria. Llama sla atenci6n que no exis-
te el prop6sito de inclur en- las invitaciones al
gabinete de Toxic, que gestiona actualmente la
Immediate salida de las tropas rusas Ell virtud del
tratado de Portsmouth. Creese que el Jap6n recla-
mara Ell derecho de asistir toda entrevsta que Sc
celebre con tai o5jeto entire las potencias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
Actitud energica
del Cornite deSocorros

New York, Enero 24.-El gobernador Hughes
considera que deben remitirse a Knsgton los auxi-
lios que demando e alcalde de aquella ciudad que
iban acumulandose rapidamente. FL Comite de So
corros Sc opone la remission cree que los donati-
vos deben ser devueltos los donantes. Sc calcula
el valor de dchos donatvos en- mas de Glen mil do
liars, La actitud del Comte embaraza la acci6n del
gobernador Hughes. Este ha declarado que su
juicio los pobres de Jamaica no son responsible de
las desarterias del gobernador de Jamaica que Sc
cometera una injusticia cruel privando de ayuda
los que la necesitan la solicitan Los peri6dcos
Sc dividen entire ambas tendencias. The New York
Herald cree que convene esperar la soluci6n def
nitiva del incdente diplomatico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
FIESTA ESPANOLA
FL BANQUtTE DE ANOCHE

Para celebrar el dil o1onasti-
CO del rey don Alfonso, di6 anoche
la colonia espafola un magnifco
banquete en- Ell Hotel Inglaterra.
En- el testero del gran comedor
Nparecia el escudo de los leones y
los castillos, orlado por las banderas
de Espaia y los Estados Unidos.
La mesa, en- herradura, tenia sitio
para ciento diez cubiertos y llenaba
de TN extreme 4 otro el salon, que
es amplfsimo.
Habia ciento diez eomensales,
fgurando entire ellos el Goberna.
dor Winthrop, el administrator del
Obispado, padre Berries, el Audi
tor Mr.. Ward, el secretario Mr..
Freezer, el alcalde sedor Todd, los
presidentes del Casino y del Auxilio
inutuo sehores Alvarez Nava y vi
cente, los sefiores Zeno Gambia Y
Mufioz Rivera y las mas distingui-
das personalidades de la colonia que
Sc reunfa para celebrar la fiesta en-
honor de su soberano.
81 menu, artfsticamente Tito.
grahado en- el BOletin Meyeanhl, era
eopioso y de buen gusto, Los man
iares y los vinos muy selectos, ha
clan honor a la coclna y a la bode
ga del Hotel Inglaterra,
Los concurrentes ocuparon ST.
Sitios a la iiegada del Gobernador
ocho de la noche. Hasta las nue
We y media dur6 Ell servicio, y e
sefor Balbas, encargado de dirigi
los brindis, Sc levant6 a la bora de
champagne y pronunCio un sober
bio discurso, mas bien tribunici
que parlamentario, en- que Sc de:
bordaba Tin intense fervor patriot
hco. 1.-TWO perfodos rotundos
frases oportunisimas que es impos
bic fecordar y que no cabrfan en-
espacio de que disponemos. Te
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
FL Japon prepardndose
Compra de explosives

Londres, Enero 24.-Segln avisos de Ia policla
secreta hace dos dias Sc verified ell este puerto TN
embarque de eCordita- explosive de extraordinaria
potencia-por orden del gobierno japones. va 4
fines de Diciembre Sc embarcaron 10000 libras de
la propia sustancia. A pesar de todas las precau-
Clones el negoco Sc ha descubierto. Las autorida-
des no pueden oponerse Ia exploitation, tratandose
de artfculo de comercio. La acorditaD Sc ha en-
cargado las misnas casas manufacturers britain
cas- que suministraron explosives al Jap6n para la
campafia de la Manchuria La noticia esta causar-
do bastante impression por que revela que los japc
neses Sc preparan cualquier eventualidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-24
PERnO's !E'SBlFS

Seg1n telegramas recibidos Gil
este peri6dico han muerto nuestros
excelentes amigos don Ramon Mi
llan, de Hatillo y don Juan Anto-
MO Pesante, de Aiasco.
Sin tempo Ell el ndm ,ro de
hoy, nos ocuparemos III liiana de Ia
gran perdida que sufrea el partido
Unionista y el pals puertorriquefo
con la desaparicion de cada uno de
esos compatriotas.