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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-09-13


mcnt, embodied in the registry law
for that city, and the settlement of a
Congressional apportionment just TO
both parties and equitable in all its
details. Beside these, we win the van
tnge ground for the great battle of
1872, in which we choose Cover nor
and President. Victorious now, we
are inspired with courage and with
hope, and the battle will be easily won
against Respondent and demoralized
foe; defeated now, we face an uphill
contest with the prestige of success
against us. / speak plainly, for all
thinking men recognize the truth of
these practical propositions, and seek
TO arouse you 70 earnestness, to cner
gy, to determined work to win this
fight.
CAN WE GOVERN OURSELVES THE DE-
NAL OF THE AMERICAN PRINCIPLE
THE INFAMOUS REGISTRY LAW.
The registry law under which you
vote commits no wrong npon your
people I; it leaves TO you the free choice
of yonr election officers in the man
ner that ancient usage and familiar
statutes point out. The people with
the ballot select their judges and in.
spectors of elections, tho party that
preponderates is entitled to the major
ity, the fewer in numbers to the mi
nority upon the board. This has come
to be recognized as a fundamental
privilege among us, and the people Of
the State would submit to no law that
would take from them the right Il
choose these officers, and their inher
cnt sense OF justice grants TO the mi
nority their plain right of representa-
ton upon these boards. This is not
the law in the great city of Philadel.
| phia The people there have no right
10 vote for election officers. They are
disfranchised, and their power is vest
ed in board of aldermen elected fol
an entirely different purpose. Her,
the people elect the assessors and
they make out the registry list aud
place upon it thenames of the voters
There, the board Of aldermen appoint
the men to make out the registry listi
and invariablylappoint two republicans
and one Democrat. Here, the Demo
Gratis elect Democratic assessor, ir
la Democratic district. Ihere, tht
board appoint two Republicans and
one Democrat in erery district, wheth
cr Republican or Democratic, and The
majority controls. Under the dicta
ton of corrupt and desperate mer
this power has grown to be u mos
fruitful source Of impnrity in the elec
tions of Philadelphia. Men are ap
pointed as canvassers who know nc
law and recognize no system OF NOR
ais, but the success OF their party ant
the attainment Of their own seldsl
ends and those of their designing
leaders. They without hesitation
strike from the registry lists the names
OF voters who are duly qnallhed, ant
add thereto the names OF those wb'
nave no SHADOW oil r'ght 10 vote
No legal polcer eriSts to prereRt ties,
Infamous vrongs. One member of tn,
legislature holds his place because tht
names of one hundred and forty eighl
legal voters Of his district were struck
from the registry without authority o
law and for purely partisan purposes
Here, in n Democratic district, YOU
\ elect tho iudgc and one of the inspec
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Fishinu Tackle |

usF received, complete assortment, consist
~ ing u Fruit Rods, Fish Baskets, Lines aud
hooks, Of all descriptions. at
, HARRY v. DfaLER 4 cos.
'carheld, April ~, isIfif
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Good Counsel,


Never be cast down by tribes If
u spider breaks his thread twenty
times will he mind it again. Mako
up your mind TO do thing and yea
will do it. Fear not, if troabc comes
upon you keep up your spirits, though
the day may be dark one.
Troubles never stop forever;
The darkest day will pass away"
Ifthc sun goes down, look up at tho
stars; II tho earth is dark, keep your
eyes on heaven.
"Never despair when iog's in the air,
A sunshiny morning comes without warning.
+ Mind what you run after. Never
bc contented with bubble that will
burst, or fireworks that ends in
smoke or darkness. Get that which
you can keep, and which is worth
keeping:
Something sterling that will stay
When gold and silver fy away"
Fight hard against hasty temper.
Anger will come, but resist IL stoutly.
A spark may set house on fire. A
ct Of passion may give you cause to
ulOuIu uh thc u"1 y VI l'"i INV
"IIe that revengcs knows no rosti
The meek pesscs peaceful breast"
If you have IN enemy, act kindly
TO him and make him your friend.
You may not win him over ut once,
but try again. Let one kindness be
followed by another, till you have ac:
complished your end. By little and
little great things are accomplished
"watcr falling day by day
Wears the hardest rock away.' .I.
And so Oft repeated kindness will
soften heart Of stone.
Whatever you do, do II willingly.
Ulf "a cheerful spirit gets on quick,
A grunbler IN the mud will stick
Evil thoughts are worse enemies
than lions and tigers; for VIC can keep
out Of the way of wild beasts, but bad
thoughts win their way everywhere
Tho cup that is full will hold no more;
keep your head and heart full Of good
thoughts, that bad thoughts may
find no room TO enter.
"Dc on your guard aud strive and pray,
To drive all wicked thoughts away
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THE iIt
sCIEARFlELD REPUBLICAN,"
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, ny
,oopLANDER Il HAc ERTY,
OLEARFIELD, PA.
rsrABLIsHED IN Isa7.
=. largest Circulation ofany Newspaper
IN North Central Pennsylvania.
Terms of Subscription.

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counting, forgery Of returns, riot
bloodshcd and murder, all and each In

Y =.
counting, forgery of returns, riot
bloodshcd and murder, all and each in
turn. have been perpctrated ut tho
command of the lawlcss men who run
tho Republican organization in that
city, bnt public patience Is at last cx.
haasled and those who respect order
and love law arc upon our side and
will give MS their support and cncour.
agcmcnt in their preservation. In the
performance of a lust act or in the
prevention of n gross wrong. public
opinion sanctifes tbe means empioyed.
TO repeal this vilo law. and give
thosc neonlc tko riobts Ih,t vor Nos.
sess will be ono Of the 6rst Tr;ts ~
the v;c.orv n which wo ;nr;tc yon.
To re'ondorse ,h;s r,ndsm"n,aJ nr;ns
c;nIo ond a. yind,c.ta . ,l,o ri,h, * ,ha
nalonle 10 govern ,hemselves in in every
Iocalitv viii ho nm ach;evement thai
iii reea., honor nnnn' nj who .;d IN
;ts Observation-Disclosures,
M .-.L--, r. yl.II
iuo struggle VI las. scss'o" lor Juse
~ ,slu'iVc aPpor'ion,nent warns "s
sna' W. WI, w ','e'o,'essIy trcu.eu oy
ou' an',sop,s's III ,no event OF tner
suooesS, success ~ 'ne "u'..r Vi q Congress
',In'' .I apl'o'''o,,,no"', n "nu ~ .hoso
M"I asp.so " oo"S.ess'1n"' LIZ hon9ss, 1ss
y, ~ 'a'r Pug, .nis "uu' au auu'
"oI'a, s.,nop. io1 Ae'' m ~ 'ne oo"svs.
- Ioes ~. .n' @ n'''nou' h ~, .nanue n;usI
" iov., We ""'u Veun ,;na, u.s',a'on'Sou
anu ou'.asc' its Prae.'cul worAl"gs
u"S 'iuanS .n0 ."'s iou. 'o''ns, ~nou - ~.
% ,ss, !, .';i ~ ~ ase' oe OK ,e",o"s.'a'e s,a'.
Democrstc con%res 20 voUv .v''S srn,,s, ~ s,o,.A
s0o vo,es ,rers esa,,,,I, % ~ o,en, ps
nubl;con TIC d;fTsrsncc he,woan,So
par,ies in the ,cIoie rote noJIsJ ot tbess
Elections has been Int about Al 0o0
votes vet dur;n,, these fnur terms
sixty 'four RcnnbI7cons have bccn sont
to Gongross whilst hut tI,i,.tr'onc
Domonrats h.ra eIlad M ,,iano
Can odJnco anv morn notent or.
,nmep, for ,Le nccoss;,v Sor worI.
Than these figures show
w N1" DhfAni.An. ,,,c
Oui Nhcnl Jul
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-09-13

What an unlucky suitor did--he
woocd and sho wouldn't. lie eoocd
and she couldn't.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-09-13
FAIrnLEss ADMINISTRATION.

We charge upon the Republican or
ganization repeated violations of its
plightcd faith, wanton disregard of
the official oalhs Of its rulers, abuse
Of power in defiance OF the, Consti
tuition, destruction of the element
ary principles Of republican govern.
mcnt in the enactment Of oppressive
laws and in practical administration /;
invasion Of the rights o. :ss: SS:sS 's.s.sS
and the people F; Unnecessary oppres
sion in the imposition Of the public
burdens; reckless oxtravaganco in
governmental expenditure and nepo.
iism, ncgroism, immortality and cor.
ruption in the daily routine of civil
administration. All OF the surplus
earnings of the people are wrung from
them by the annual expenditure of
over four hundred millions of dollars,
when the sum Of two hundred and
fifty millions is sufficient 10 conduct
the government, pay all its pensions
and interest and reduce the debt an.
nuaIly by at least thirty millions In
this enormous expenditure and in tho
high rate Of interest paid upon the
public debts found "the fruitful source
Of hard times, individual indebtedness
and personal bankruptcy" Iiordes
Of unnecessary officials and rings Of
corrupt and reckless mon infcst every
department Of the Federal Govern.
ment and swarm at all its seats Of
power, and these gangs Of plunderers
are made ricL by the enormous sums
Of money taken annually from tho
hand Of labor. = t'- ttrt PAW
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cLEARFIELD NEwsERE-yol 49,

1869, the sum ofs8,564, 500; in 1870,
SS,sSl ,O64 total received in five years,
SlS,27l,9il, every dollar of which,
under their official oaths, should have
been applied to payment of the State
debt. i
Has this money thus been applied? ?
On Dec lsi, 1905 tho whole debt was, ss7.47o,25s
On Dec lst 1870, II was.....,,,,,.... 3l,ll1 ,GGl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-09-13
SHALL FREE INSTITUTIONS nE
h. ovERTHRowNY

At tho entrance into this campaign
these great questions Of governmental
policy might we'll receive calm consd.
Grafton and close scrutiny, but far
overshadowing these, and above and
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DR. j. p. BURCHFIELD,

Late Surgeon Of the SD Regiment. Pennsylvania
Volunteers, having returned from tho Army.
'Hers his professional services to the citizens
1f c'oarieli county.
t1- Professional calls promptly attended to.
9hca On second street, formcrIyoccupicd by
Dr.. Woods. (apr4, '66-tf
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

tipirtes 2ano su f1ufen.-@eitber BAT
60 ft9 ertpieien, tab int {oeenannten
GUNNER ODER Glf > Greet > Ibal BET
Nltoria, nabe an Der pacifcz &ufe, Elm
leidt gu bearbeitenoer Boren nod fir
lebr eerinsen preis fduFid ii& sorfin>
be. 50 1T pa plaB flr uneefdbr tauz
leno Gami!ien. SD made oielesD DEM
jsnisen gu mii1en, oeren Nufmsrtlamteit
bird mid mad oielem @taat seri@tet
wuroe. @cr fd pa anlieceln wiQ,
bat aber ni9t 3eit gu psrliereu, bern
Der Yrets bes9aneeS miro baielbf mcbl
aud balp fteioen. Sc ioQ III Der Ndbe
eine Gilenbabn IN Insrif senommen
nsroen, bic M1oria NIT portfano per>
btncet. Die 6auptla&e blettt aber
INNER, taB 8iele susleia fomne1 uno
cab peutlde prtefter ie be9leiten-me
nteiten6 Giner. .t
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Ser @ +.

Deipotiamus dber Granfrei& gu iesen,
bic Dtctatur ceS pariler Y5bels. Nls
tero'n9S fommt bier rod Der llmitanc
til 8etradt, nae cie 9tapt paris unter
Dem lceben eeftirsten &ailerrei@ TIRE
Selbfdnoi9feit p5uts ein9ebiibt bate,
lnoem Der ibr pom 8ail er ae9ebeneM aire
loSula9ea unbe1Grdnft iiber tie berri1z
tie uno ibr pur@ bic ausssfabrten 2uz
%rusbauten bic rradsnrite S@ulcenlaf
aufbdreete. Snfulse bei1sn fdlolen
i9 tint @nfans aud semdstste @epub>
lifaner Ter Neuerung AT, bis bas
S@redensre9tment ner ,,&ptben," be-
rem Same 9lei9bebeuteno NIT Blut it,
pte Sberbano 9epallr
um enGrinnerunee, erSdredeusz
3eit aus 1892 sstreu 3t bletten, ba<
ben fle beldlp0en cine Ma0enbewe9uns
na9 VerlaiQes su ma9en unb bic Naz
tionalz 8erlammlun9 BON cort na@paz
rig 3u bolen> wie caS camals 9el@ab.
sic fol- unter Dem Wiusn oeS Solfes
>. !. unter Dem rotben Sdredsn iteten;
Deer man wirc ite oueeinanoettreiben
unp ft6 cine Natipnal : { riammlung
mad ei9enem 0utpInfen berufen.
Die Resteruns BON 9bierS uno bic
un9ladli9en @enerdle, bic Srouuh9
ldoHen wouten, baben cteien Wai1en
nidt impontren tSnnen. Man tacelt
ite oeebalb mesen Maneel an Gnereie.
Wter man tbut ibnen l1uredt. Ste
battsn btaber gar fsins suoerlilNse
Madt segen bic &eteQen; ibre Grupz
POI paren entpecer Nefruten ODER be-
moraltltrt. Ste firdteten ltd cfenz
bar cesbalb enersild etnsuidreiten, UNI
nidt BEN leBten Sdein BON Ma9t gu
perlieren. Nber es tliet ;uleBt fetue
Wabl ;wilden Ginl@reiten orer Mbz
oanten. Das ertere 0el@at, bic
idmdblidfe Nieosrlase uno blutise
Morrtbaten maren bic Jolee uno bic
&ssieruns Don I5ierS bate ouiaeb1rt,
fir paris nc9 ir9eno cine @sltuna
Su bateu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15
Gin nrtbeil nber Se1ferreiD.

Gin europdiideS Blatt brinat nadz
ttebenoe Beleudtun9 Der 9esenwirtiaeu
3uitance in SeRerret9:
Das alte 8ailertbum Oeferreid bez
ftebt r1t@t mebr, uno baS neue 1T nod
niat bersefeQt tenn Die unaar1 taz
ben tbre e:eene ausmdrtise politit, bic
polen perlu4en polnil9e au treiben,
Die G3e&en freben nad NuR5luno be5
@erbanoes NIT BEN Deut1&zSe aerretz
6ern, uno bteie ldetnen nidt ~ m1z
fen, rpa6 fte tbun. Sbre Sympatbieen
fir bas teutl9e &et9 perarat ibnen
sewiB Mtemanp =; aber ,penn Ge, bic
our9 ben &ries pou 1866 aus eut1d<
lano @~srtoeenen, Die neuen @iese Der
Ma9t fetern, cur9 welde Seiterret@
BON Deutldlano setrennt uno bis sur
Sbnmadt beratsecrift rpuroe, 70 1T
eies rpent9itens nidt 5ferretdil1> uuo
oa5 miniiterielle Berbot FOLDER Geter
9eledtfertist. Die literalen Deutidz
Seferrether ltno i~iterbaupt muncerliz
6e 8duse; prr 1866 CAB es in
Deutldlanp cine itarfe partei bic 1o<
9enannte 9robzreutide, weld,e flr bic
@rbaltunB urn @ertirfuns ees bferz
reidilhm Ginfu7es III Deutldlano
cine frditise Gbdtt9fsit entwidslte Z; aber
Die libe;alen Deuti9=O eiterretder pouz
Ten ION tbr niht nur ni9tS pi1en, 1onz
bern befebceten lie auf bas b%ttterits>
neil etelelbe welentli9 aus ~llltramonz
tanea" uno uNrtitofraten" beiteben
1oQte. Do oeptiGz 5iterreidilde She
ralismu5 9elanste an cas- Staatsrurer
uno ;ei9te iih ;u MQcm %unfdbis, auber
;ur G%ntjiirpun9 zines &trdenz unp
Sdultreites, aur Grbttteruu9 oe6 ia
tboliiden @olfes. Nun ftebt ct ten
Wintfe,ium 9obenwart essentber unp
bat ni9t ZEN Wulb, ba0slbe ;u ~itiir;eu,
benn er 1T DON benz perni9tenoen ST.
fible leiner llnfabtsfeit> Elm Minitsrtz
UNI ;u bilpen, curdcrun9en. Nncerz
iei:5 ldbt aber aud baSM initerium So
benwart auf Die perlpro9enen @eleBe6z
S~pr!a9en rarten unp Trsuno wie Tetno
i'm llnflaren oorlber, raS e5 et9entli@
3u idafen uno abjuldafeu eecentt.
Oeterret9 miro 9esenmdrtt9 ntdt mebr
re9iert, lonpern nar armtnt1trirt.
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untertlBuns ibrer 6intertliebenen lou

l1nterfisuns ibrer 6interbliebenen fol-
fir Pas selammte Deutlds Seer bic
Mniprl&e 9lei@mdsis reeeln, pelte
Der slei9en 6insebuns fir pas @ater<
lam an ben Dant Der Nation aufeben.
M5ae eBieoerberfellung ces Deut<
i9en &eide6 fir bic Deutl9e Nation
aud na6 innen ras Babyeiden neuer
0rbbe ictn! M6se BEN DeutlAen
@et4sfrie9e, ben mir 10 rubmrei6 ae<
fabrt, Gin nidt mtncer slcrreider
Nst@Sfrtecen folsen, uno m59e bieNuf<
9abe res Deutiden Bottles fprtan caz
rim bel9lo0en iein, ft9 tn benz @sNz
tampfe UNI he Sitter be6 Griepens als
Ste9er su erweilen! Das rpalte 0ott !
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Sic t,pberme Treibeit.

Der int @rp6berso9tbum 8apen gum
Wlt9l'eoe tes neuen ceutlden &et18z
tags erwdblte st. 8tlhof &etteIer Don
Mlain, 9itt leinen Wdblern cine bun<
otae Grfldrun9 lter ieine Steuuns 9ez
aeriber ben Wcrtflbrern Der beuti9sn
A~uffldrun9. Der patriotilde prdlat
ia9t BARN:
u3um Sdlufe nil i'd metnsn SER
ebrten @dblern ben 6auptorunciab
auSlpre6m BON benz tb BET olen niht
rein materieuen Tra9en aufpem3eibez
ta9e metnenS tanppunft nsbmen perce.
Gin lsbr perebrter Reoner bat ti1sli9
pie Ni&tung Der partei welde uns
entAesen tebt, in benz Sase Sulammens
aefabt ~Greibett auf3man9 9earlnoet,
Die nit @ewnlt eas, mas le fir 9edt
bdlt, ben piperl trebenoen G6lfern aufz
srtnaen tptu." Da5 1T in ter Shat
Der Gentral9eoanfe Der Tortl9rittsparz
tel uno iiberbaupt oe6 moeernen 9ibe<
ralismue. uTreibett ouf 3mans ee>
arinost," bos 1T Der tnnereW ioeripru9,
In ren1 ia tiele Yartei temeat. Sie
bat ibre Doetrtnen iiber Stride, iber
S9ule, lber Gr3tebun9, lber Gbe ,c.
Disle Doetrinen linp TIT at ii& eewi6e
unfsblbareS dBe, bic lie cur@ Orange
eeleBe Dem @olfe auae9en wiQ-unr
paS nennt ile tbre Grsibeit. Dieter
6reibeit, auf 3wans 9tsrinoet, bic
mabre, bic oeutiae Treibeit e%utse9en;uz
iteuen, Greibeit I'M Sinne aecronetet
Seltitbefimmuns unp freter unabbdnz
sisfsit fir ben ein,elnen Meni9en mie
fir Die erpBen, 6ttltden> relietSien uno
wirtbidaftliden Gorporationen - cas
1T pie 9robe Nufsabe, bic uns se9sben
1T. DaS 1T bic peut(de Gretbeit i'm
@eseniaBe gu Dem Irusbiloe Der Greiz
belt auf 3wanG Die uns bauptlddlt9
aus6ranfretd cur@ bic frans0tl&e &ez
pollution tmportirt poroen 1T. Die
Treibeit beS Qiberaltsmus 1T au9emeine
Siaats,manssjade. Sie wurce jeres
oeutl9e Weien bis auf ben @ruro oerz
nt@ten. SD bofe, eab ale &rtftlt9en
unb peutlden Mdnner, Die mid &C.
wdblt baben, nit mir etnrertancen
itnp, tpenn i'd baS mir anoertraute
Maneat oor ol1em basu beniBe, I'm,
fir piele mabre beutlde 6reibett gu
fdmpfen, no tmmer t9 0eleaenbeit ba1
;u fuoe. 3u rteler Gretbeit 9eb5rt
ielbftoertdnoli@ aud bic Gretteit res
fatbpltl@en &ulfes, na@ leinem 0lauz
ben 3u leben, mag pas Dem Stteraltsz
mus 9efaQen ODER ntdt.- WatnI ben
ID. Mdrs 1871 @ilbelmG Emmanuel.
8il9pf BON Watn3."
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Sic ,,e&e fram36fiebe @eop:
luton

unterideipet ii9 yo, ben Neyplutionen,
bic 1880 uno 1913 In paris ousse<
brpden fint, In mebreren 8~esiebun0en
tpe{entltd. @dbreno tamals pct ga
riS aus bic &eYclutfor fit fire Nn<
bdn9er nidt in Granfreid auein> fpn>
bern in allen 2dnpern, 100 f9 @db~
run9sfof pcrfanc, bic 9ooluns gum
Musbre9en mar uno tas &rdben ces
@aQilden. 5abnes einen Ibron mad
benz aneern gum @anten bra9te, bat
bic sesenmdrtise &esplution sunadf
cine aeue Organization fir paris uni
bant aud fir ancere Stdote Tranfz
reid5 int Iu9e. Nidt taB es an ie>
men @lementea feblte, BE fi9 jepeilen
bel ben Gmp5runsen tur9 aueemeine
3erf5runssiudt uno umaurs auer 81
fentlt@m Srcnuns 9eltenb madten F;
{pl9e Glemente linp jebt audi in Yaris
an Der Mrbeit s; bas ;eieen bic Grmprz
hung bu9eete1ter Yerlpnen, bic Bez
raubuns BON &tr9en, bic @afplouna
ano Mi6banblun9 BON priefern uno
ale 0rduel, bic unter 1plden umfdnz
ben an ben Sag tretet1 m6sen. Denz
nod bat bic iebiee 3eyplutipn inyaris
eine1 Gbaratter ansenpmmen, her fe
srn ibren Sursdngern melentlta UNI
terl9eioet+
Sn ben Ga9esberi9ten 1T piel ron
elmer Commune" l@emeinoe) unp
BON uGpmmuntiten" bic &ece. Stun
teaeianet stpar eieler Musbrud i'm Auz
semeinen cine partef> reren Tenren,
nabin 9ebt, aQes @erm6sen, ausn 81
fig 9emeinlam tu MAIDEN uub Sarem
etaen eleidmdbieen She'll tarart einsuz
raumen, NIT anperen Mprten: riele
Seute itrebea ben umfur3 ber bisbertz
gen Stenun9 In ber meni9li@en Sc
ieul9aft an, I'M Staate pie in Der Ta>
n1tlte tpabrenb bic 9esenpdrtieenu CONF
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GIrbenW anberer.)
Ser Nrimat bes 2eibenS.
(Gertiebung.)

Nir mSaen uns ben fl. @ater in
isinem frieplt@en 6%eili9ttume p~orfel<
itelen, in pel9eS feline pplitti9enS tret<
tisfeiten, fein Qdrm wiperlpre9enper
Sntere0en> fein Bel9ret rebeui1der r1n<
tertbancn, fetne Goroerun9 Der Glriten,
fein S9aQ marldirencer Mrmeen unp
binairsencer Ebrpne je einprinet. Mtr
m59ten tas BUD Der @eldidte 19lte>
ZEN uno in ibm ni6t ben Sdiepsrtd<
ter Der &5ntae ieben> pel@e Jpn NIT
enploien GrfIdruneen ibrer reipectipen
Ns9te uno Nnlprdde auf ben Belb
freitiser &ronen ermipen, unp m1Ben
i'm uns als fret ron jecsr @erfolaung,
melde bic jemali9e abldldet9 beldiez
pene Yartie 9e9en i'm erre9te, p~aritel@
len. @tr m5gen i'm berausnebmer1
aus 'jener bunfeln Yeriobe i~ocialen
Gbaps, in peldem lein biloenter uno
idufenper @etf 9lei@lam fiber benz
MaGer 19webte, In peldem bic @iptlt<
1atipn ne6 M!tertbumeS perlunfen 1par,
'unb bic Glemente, aus tpel9en uni ere
mpterne 1octale Sronung entipran9,
oronete urr tn6armpnie bradte. @tr
mBaen i'm jenes polttiiden Gfnfufes
entfleipen, welden bic Notb beS Mitz
telalterS unc Der @iae prn GGrt uno
@olf i'm aufprdnste, Elm GtnFub,
pether Diele &ummernt1e unb Qetpen
nit fi9 bra9te, pa er i'm als ein@erf-
,eua ber @eredtisfeit uno pe5 @uten
oeeen BE 8usbeit unb @edtsloiefeit
ma9tieer 6erren unb Staaten tenlbte.
@ir m5sen i'm uns Sprftellen pbne
ben 8siib seitlider Ma1t ni6t UNI
9iirtet nit BEN 5ettliden S9werte uno
paber fret BON jener 2af, ,pelde In
neueiter 3eit Jpn faf gu Bpben seprudt
bat.
&ter tpa8 nlbt eS =? Gs bleibt bod
u1s cine unm6sltde Mnnabme, Elm ref>
nes Ybantaf teeetilpe, benr man fam
f@ tie freitenpe STRIDE ni@t eetren1
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15
Sir Gimtpan6erer lit Sre0pn

per6fentlidt bo9w. P. s. T. Beninser
eine mtdtise Noti;, fnbem er penielben
fol9enoen &atb ertbetlt
Die 2eler Der v&atboltlden @olfsz
3ettun9" >perben fiG erinnern, ZAP t9
~beionoers has Biuamette<Tb anentz
pfabl fit ful9e Ginwanoerer, bic per-
mSSli@ eenuS fnp> fi@ Elm berelts eulz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-01

Las noticias de la Isla de Cuba
que publicamos, demuestran que la
insurreccion esta espirando,
Las pocas partidas que todavia no
han depuesto las armas, Sc ven AGO.
sadasporlas tropas del Gobierno, y dia
riamente reciben duros escarmien-
tos. Las presentaciones son numero-
sas porque ell desaliento Sc ha apode-
RADIO de los que en- NAL hora Sc re-
belaron contra la madre patria, Y
contando con la clemencia de los
leales defensores de Espana, SO rim
den discretion.
El vapor pirata Hornet logr6 de-,
sembarcar el dia II en- Punta bra
va, un cargamento de arlnas, Y unos
cuantos flibusteros de los 200 que
segun Sc dice nevaba 4 bordo, pero
las tropas cayeron al instante sobre
los que osaron hollar las playas es-
panolas y pagaron bien caro- su atre..
vimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-01

Al 'Diario de la Marina" escriben
de Nueva-Y or]S, 10 que sigue con fe-
cha y de enero.
Esta circulando con profusion en-
tre los cubanos de esta ciudad ell IL
bro de Pineiro, titulado "Morales
Lemus yla Revolution de Cuba,"
el cual ha merecido del "Sun" una
revista de dos columnas y media. Els
una biografia a grandes pinceladas
del difunto embajador de "Cuba IL
bre" y muy especialmente Sc detiene
en- la relacion de los ultimos cinco
amos de SUI vida y de aquellos suce-
sos de la insurreccion cubana con
que el Sc relacion6 mas 8 menos di-
rectamente. Els un tribute 4 la me-
moria del hombre a quien sirvi6 Pi-
neiro como secretario, y es un pre-
texto a la vez para dejar estampadas
una version, algunas apreciaciones
y muchos concentrates respecto del
movimiento insurrecto, que, por We
mir de quien vienen y 4 pesar, de la
termination del autor de ser comedi-
do en- ell lenguaje no pueden menos
de llevar impressed sello de la passion
y de la parcialidad. Dos revelaciones
importantes hay EN- ese ibro: la una
como confirmation de 10 que todo ell
mundo saba, la otra como novedad
muy curiosa y divertida. Referome
a la confession de las maquinaciones
laborantes, de las traidoras conspira-
clones, de la refnada hipocresia con
que Sc estuvo maduraudo mIcho
tempo en- la Habana y en- ell resto de
la isla ell plan de separation, Y sobre
todo la confession de la doblez del
"Siglo" y de la justicia de las acusa-
clones que le dirigiera repetidas We
ces ell "Diario de la Marina"
La novedad con que nos ha sor-
prendido ell Sr. Pineiro es un facsf-
mile de una carta aut6grafa de don
Carlos de Borbon dirigida a Miguel
Albania, nombrandole gobernador
civil de las Antillas, y participando-
le que habia nombrado Virey de las
mismas al generul Lersundi.