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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-21
Abb Ames's Estate.

DIs'roF WESTMINSTER SIS. and for SAID Distric ~
To all persons interested in the estate of ABB AMES
late OF Jamaica IN sa'd district deceased tesate.
WHEREAS BENJAMIN S. Jenison executor Of Tho
w last will and testament of said deceas cd did pre
sent to the commissioners of claims upon said estate
claim IN his favor o. more than twenty dollars an
of which is by said Commissioners disaliowed atd
their report having been returned to said Court and
accepted. the said Benjamin 5, Jenson having
appealed from the decision of said Commissioners
and having filed a bond in the penal sum Of two
hundred dollars condition for the prosecution of his
said appeal 70 effect and the payment Of all and
allowed. and Il is ordered by said court that said
benjamin 5. Jenion give notice Of said appeal and
the ession of the County Court TO which lie
same is taken, by publishing the substance efsald
appeal. and efthe declaration Herewith filed three
weeks Ia succession in the Bellows Pals TIars mini
ed at Rockingham in this State, the last of when
publications shall be at least four weeks previous 10
the session oil sad Court TO which said appeal is TAX
Therefore. you hereby notified that the said
Benjamin ). Jenison executor of the will Of aid
ABB AMES, having presented a claim aeainst HE
estate of said deceased which dsaliowed Nv the
commissioners OF claims has appealed from the de
csion Of said commissioners to the Comfy Conrt
next 70 be held at Newiane 10 and for the County Of
Windham on the second Tuesday of September ISL
and has fiji with said appeal the declaration If ms
claim against said estate. declaring in general as
sumpsit For that the defendant heretofore to wit
on the,,day-A ID 1911, at Jamaica in the County
of Windham indebted TO the plaintiff in the sum
OF hiteen hundred dollars for work and labor care
ana ailgenee Of the PIN, and materials found and
provided before that time for the defendant bv the.
pin at the defendants special instance and request
and in like further of money for divers good
and merchandise before that time sold by The
pf 20 the defendant. and Tor like sum Of money
before that time lent aud advanced the defendant
by the PIN and. also IA like further sum of money
before that time paid laid and expended for the
defendant By the pi all at the like special Instance
andrequest OF the Defendant and also in a ike fur
Their q money had and received b. the defendant
to the pih g. use: and also. in iik further sum Of
money found TO he due from the defendant 10 the pT
upon an account stated between them. In eonsid-
GRAFTON thereof the def then and there promised the
PIN. TO pay the said several Of money in the
court mentioned when thereunto afterward request
ed Yet though often requested the defendant has
never paid the To the damage Of the said Ben
Townshend July ISL.
ABIsH4I sToDDARD. Judge.
LEwISS WALKER. Atty. for appellant g-sl
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-21

RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-Rev j. Howard
Hartwell, d. D., of Albany, n. Y. will
preach in the Universalist church of AL
stead, n. H., next Sunday at one o'clock
p NJ.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-21
Iron Foundry
AGENT FOR THE
2PRAGUE MOWER

TO every Farmer in Windham and Windsor Corr,;s.
and sullivan and Cheshire Counties II fhat
wants MOVING MACHINE this season + w iii
ask you to call and see the "Hi
SPRAGUE MOWER
before you buy you need only to see IL to convinc.
you that 1t is the one for You buy. II Ia, hen
used only last season. Ii subjected 10 the most
satisfactory that Co. have been nakina se, eiu ~
chimes per day SINCE & is the most dnrahie IN.
best male. The ightest draft and will Id the nost
perfect work OF any Machine offered to the Public
The price Il SgU,Os0 tor the two HORSE uuWER
II took the first Premium at the Vermont stars
Fair ten machines competing. S~'e
TRIAL OF THE sPRAGUE BY THE NEW YORK
FAMEkS' CLUB.
The Sprague Mower was tested by "A comr;,-..
appointed by the New York Farmers Club on az
farm Of Samuel Sinclair. Esq. Croton. n Y JnnS
I'd with the most satisfactory results. The COM
The machine used in very heavv hall
lodged clover and IN timothy yielding two or fhres
tons per acre. " e'
This mower. less in size and weight than .nv
other. looks even smaller when covered with The
many places. but to the establishment 81 Ali lee tb
little giant that II Is 1t keeps without one, clos
eing, leaving the ground evenly and ceanIv shav
ed as house hoor- One of the great merits of This
machine Is that IL can be driven very SLOWLY over
rough ground and stiil perform its work perfertlv
Ana while combining as il does strength romns-s
ness and simplicity. 1t il lower in price than any in
market" my ~
SAMUEL SINCLAIR. Publisher Tr;hn,.
JOHN W. CHAMBERS. Sec'ry Farmers tiuh
A. b. CkANDALL. Agric1 Editor, n y World
ereeon. June 2. isso. a
G.J. AUSTIN.
Bellows Falls. Vt May asth. ls7l.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-21

STRAYED OR SToLEN.-Tbe individual
that borrowed the umbrella from the
hall at the boarding house of Mrs. Sher-
win, is kindly requested to return it,
No questions will be asked. ED.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-21

DEATH OF Elk PRESIDENT BoURNs.
Ex-President Bourns of Norwich Uni
versity, and Professor in that institu.
ton, died at Mortified on Friday. He
was clergyman ofthe Episcopal church
and ripe scholar.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-21

BUTTER MARKET-The St. Albans
butter market on Tuesday was moderate
ly active at the following prices Fair,
zoe; Good, 22c; Prime, 25c, and extra,
27c Cheese, 124 to 13c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-21
CATTLE MARKET.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Catfla Shaan Gbotas Pc. H., w.
TUESDAY July IS. 1871

AMOUNT OF STOCK MARKET.
Cattle, Sheep, Shotes. Fat Hogs. Veal,
This week. s2ll e7sl 200 400 $50
Last week. 2702 1923 100 $500 750
One year ago, 2,6S5 1902 rs 2,TOO $50
PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef.-Extra. SO 00a $3.50
third quality. 5000 q 7,25
Sheep and Lambs,-Per head. in lots So % $3.50
a. S01s each extra &C. 70 q So so or a gL<c = H.
Veal Calves, IS a 10.
Hides.-718c r ~
Pelts S1.00d So 20 each Calf Skins I6 a IscTs H.
Tallow. 5 a 51Sc q b.
Mich Cows and Calves.-si0 s65. $40 and 500
Prices Of store Cattle.-WorKing oxen. u pair SIPS
SITS. 5000 a. S275.
IearinEs SIS q $50: two years old $50 a $50;
three years old. $50 "a $40.
REMARhs.-Ihes supply is a mixture of all grades
this week and market rather hard prices range
from to lOc. Sheep hold their own. One lot sold
for 51sc which would average II lbs Another lot
of 80 lbs sold for 81 Is Lambs sold for rs
up to $50 as to quality. Live Poultry little
heavy. but the supply is light and sales are made at
A12up to lie.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-21
Mr.. Hermon McWain of Plymout

= Mr. Hermon McWain of Plymouth,
was driving down hill one day last week,
with his wife and child, when the neck
yoke broke and the horses ran, throwing
them all out. Mr.. McWain was much
bruised but no btnes broken, his wife
was less injured, and the child escaped
all injury.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-21
Commi.siouers' Notice.

I'VE THE 81 BSCR1BERS, being duly appointed
w by the Hon. Probate Court for the District of
Westminster, Commissioners to receive. examine
against the estate of BENJAMIN PAYNE late of
Jamaica in said district deceased and also all claims
ana demands exhibited in offset thereto: and six
months from the 9TH day of July being allowed BY
sald Court for that purpose, do therefore hereby
give notice that will attend the business of onr
SAID appointment at the late residence OF the deceas-
ed IN Jamaica in sad District. the second We'd
nesday OF August and last Wednesday in September
next, from one o'clock P. NJ until four o'clock p NJ
on each of said days
JAMES NJ. FARR COMMISSIONERS.
AMELIA A. PAYNE, Executrix.
july 10 A. D. 1871. ~ n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-21

Jim Sims, colored gentleman who
used to fiddle in saloons in Savannah,
Ga, is nos a district judge in South Car
DINA.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-21
Vermont News.

A house aud three barns in Dan
vile belonging to Thomas Ward of'St.
Johnsbury, were destroyed by fire on Sat
urday loss $4,000, insurance s2500.
The house and barn of Mr., Flint.
urn in Waterville, and a portion OF their
contents, consisting of furniture, hay,
farming tools, etc, were consumed by fire
June 30th. Loss, $500; insured for
$780, 1t was the legitimate result of
carelessness, allowing children to play
with matches.
= Levi Russin, lad 10 years of age
while sisting in repairing fence, re-
Gently on the farm of Mr.. A. B, Waters
of Waterville, had an eye put out by a
piece of nail flying into it.
- Mr.. Musgrove, one of the proprie.
tors Of the wooden mill at Enosburgh
Falls, met with a serious accident near
Newport Center, on the 9th inst, While
driving, the girth of the harness broke,
and the horse became frightened, and
unmanageable, aud Mr.. Musgrove was
thrown out of the wagon and his leg
broken in two places.
A petition is being circulated by
the inhabitants of Rutland County to be
presented to His Excellency Gov. Stew
art, praying for a full pardon for Frede-
rick Z. Plumley, now confined in the
State Prison at Windsor. Plumley was
sentenced to twenty years imprisonment
for being concerned in the killing of John
Gilman, Jr., at Shrewsbury, August,
1868. The petition states that he has al
ways been considered as much below the
average in mental and physical capacity,
and has always been called harmless
and inoffensive man.
- DIR. Sheldon, the County Commits
sioner and the Selectmen have had lit
tie " onpleasantness" in regard to the ap-
pointment of a liquor agent for Brandon
The seleetmen desire change, but the
Doctor stands upon his rights and has
appointed the agent of last year. The
selectmen decline to purchase liquor for
the appointed agent, which leaves him in
the condition of any retailer who sells
without license.
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1ied

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREF Obitusrie.
including poetry to be paid for according to length
In Chester. July 2d. FRANKIE T.. son of W c.
and Nellie NJ Williams aged 2yenrs and months
In Jamaica June "a MARY E., wife Of NJ. ii.
Whitman. aged 20 years.
In Bristol y. II. July 10th of CONSUMPTION Miss
VI. JENNIE CURTICE aged 80 years and months
In Rockingham April 18th. BETSEY. the wife Of
George W. Morrison and daughter of Captain Josiah
and Esther Emery, aged IS years months and p
days
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Found

4 WAGON. in o. II. BLACKS woods supposed to
n have been LEFT BY some one who stole il. II is
common Express Wagon. The owner can have the
same by proving property. Apply to
WALTER TAYLOR. Sheriff
Bellows Fails. July Is, ISL. 2o-3l
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-21

ABIsHAI sTODDARD. Judge.
LEwISS- WALKER, Atty. for appellant. 4-sl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24

ndmero u, boardilla: queremos ha-
cerlo pdblico porque estamos persua-
didos de que al recordar al padre, los
madrilenos iiberales Sc constituiran
en- protectores de sus hJos."
-Hazme ell obsequio, die q mi
amigo, de que Sc psnga este en- ell pc
ri6dico de hoy: tengo un interes gran
de en- clio.
Sc pondra. SQuG mas quieres
Que dispenses que hoy no tie es-
criba mas; tengo ocupaciones.
-Pues, ad:os.
-Adios.
Busque seguidamente al amigo que
me acompanaba al salir del teatro la
nOche anterior.
Enrique, le die, tt que tienes
relaciones con el general P, me vas 4
haeer ell favor de preguntarle 81 re-
cuerda a un Official que estuvo q su
lado ell % de JUNO que Sc llamaba d.
+. l.. ST te contesta afirmativamente,
dlle que su vluda y tres hJos estan en-
la miseria mas espantosa, sin haber
un alma que por ellos Sc interese.
--Lo hare, pierde cuidado,- me
contest6; precisamente hoy 10 we're.
-Pues, adios.
Pase a la tienda de muebles de la
Jesusa en- la Gale de Espoz y Nina
y compre dos colchones bastante bue-
nos y algunos muebles que me pare
cieron de absolute necesidad en- una
casa, y 10 hice conducir 4 la habita-
cion de Elvira.
A las cuatro de la tarde subfa con-
migo al coche y este parti6 en- direc-
cion de. su casa.
II No te parece providencial GUAM
to q mi me ha pasado me pregunt6
Elyira apenas entramos en- Ell carruaie.
-Lo que nae parece o. que has
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24
VII.

AL salir de la casa de socorro me
encontre con un amigo periodista.
d Ad6nde vas, chico lie pregunte +?
"A la redaccion quieres venir
conmigo y me pondras algun suelto 6
alguna gacetilla?
-Vamos ALA.
Me habia ocurrido una idea: el pue.
bio de Madrid es generoso, es entu-
SHASTA del que pelea por una buena
causa, y hacienda un llamamiento 4
su filantropfa quiza diera resultado.
Entramos en- la redaccion, tome
pluma y papel y escribl en- la seccion
de gacetillas:
''SoN DIGNos DE PRoTEccIoN.-El
valiente y her6ico pueblo de Madrid
que 2resenci6 Ell arrojo y denuedo con
que Sc bati6 en- defensa de la libertad
el captain D. F. L. tanto en- Ia plaque
Ia. de Santo Domingo al lado del ilus-
tre general p, como frente al cuartel
de San Gil, donde -defendiendose con
un punado de valientes, recibio dos
balazos que le dejaron sinyida, igno
ra sin duda que su viuda y tres hiios
Sc encuentran sin apoyo y en- Ia mi
sefia mas espantosa IN u calIc...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24

de una mujer de no muy buena nota
en- OCCASION que estaba su marido, y
oblig6 este a salir de la casa por ell
balloon, produciendo, como era consi-
guiente, un escandalo. Lo que yo su-
frfa excuse referirlo, porque estoy Sc
gura que 10 comprenderas. Mi padre
arruinado por los creditos de F., abru-
mado con tanto disgusto, y temien-
do siempre un fatal desenlace con la
licenciosa conducta de mi marido,
enferm6, y pronto fue a reunirse con
mi madre.
Lo poqufsimo que nos qued6 des-
apareci6 en- cuatro dias. Pasaban amos
y cada vez mas grosero y desvergon
zado: sus hijos no tienen que agrade-
cerle un beso siquiera; iquieres que
te olga mas? Nunca 10 que Sc cobra
ba de su paga bastaba q 10 mas pre-
clso, y aunque yo COSTA para tiendas,
vivfamos con estrechez.
Ell % de JUNO, cuando en- Madrid
Sc oyeron los primeros disparos, F. Sc
puso la espada sobre un trage de pal
sano y Sc dispuso q salir: su semblan-
te ce1udoy triste me sobresalt6; asf
es que le die:
- Ad6nde VAST
Me miro y con una serenidad y una
bondad de que no le crefa capaz, me
contesto:
-Elvira, estoy cansado de vivir:
voy 4 hacerme matar 8 hacerme digno
de tt y de mis- hijos. Y aunque quise
detenerle, sali6- para no volver mas.
Supe que estuvo en- Ia plazuela de San
to Domingo peleando como un leon al
lado del general P. y al retirarse este
herido, F. recibi6 dos balazos que le
dejaron muerto en- ell acto.
Sola con mis- ninos, sin nadie que
por nj - iptersss, dssds aqusl dia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24
-ICUNCLUs1oN.r

Pas9 furiosa & mi habitacion q YES
tirme para salir. Me fuf en- seguida 4
casa de mi padre, 4 quien no habia
hablado desde mi casamiento; y des-
pues de una escena de lagrimas y So
llozos, le conte mi situacion hasta sus
memories detalles, pero concluyendo
con un 'ssalva de la vergienza q tn
hija." Mi padre Sc erfureci6, me re-
convino por no haber escuchado sus
consejos, considerable mi desgracia
como un castigo del Cielo por mi des-
obediencia, y comenz6 4 dar yueltas
por su habitacion. Yo advertf que ha-
blaba entire dientes y una yez percibf
claramente que dJo: ''iy que hacer Isl
tiene razon.- es forzoso." En- fin, mi
padre abon6 Ia cantidad, y este que
debia haberle hecho, agradecido y
aborrecer un vicio que Ie conducfa al
crfmen, le di6 valor para cada dia ha-
cerlo peor, faltando & las formaciones,
& las guardias y comprometiendo 4
mi padre cada dia: Ell tu7o un desaHo,
por question de juego, por supuesto,
que estuvo 4 punto de II & un casti-
Na ~ Por pra appesla, spty9 N cssa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24

TWWW tCNCt6VCtuS, NV W1tttUU UG CON-
-daota. Los successes posteriores han
confrmado este juicio, La division
entire progresistas y dem6cratas, aca-
llada por las exijencias del momen-
to, ha sido en- ell fondo tan intensa
antes como despues de la disidencia
Aunque en- silencio y reservadamen-
te, nj un momento han dejado los
as'aos de murm~rar de la protitnda im-
capacidad q del esprita pos;tivo y ru
ti'aoriO de algnaos, MI Jos otyos de la
onebiciom insaciable q del amor d los ca
bildeos q q las intrigas de mas cuamtas
e importaates personazidades. Esto no
ha impedido seguramente equeprogre-
sistasy dem6cratas hayan marchado
y peleado juntos, adoptando una
misma denomination & identica ban
dera; pero bajo esos mail reprimidos
cetos, y bajo esas continues murmura-
clones, ell menos avisado ha podido
comprender que no solamente hay
entire ellosgyaues dverencias por razon
de or{gen polftico y hasta de aptitud
Intellectual, sino que existe, aunque
jamas 10 confesenlos unos y los otros,
una profaeadG diuersidad en- las tenden-
cias q en- las dochinas.
"Elprogresista, no 10 puede rene
diar, es siempre el mismo politico
que no reconoce otro derecho que ell
que da de ST la soberanfa nacional.
Un monarca en- ell Palacio de Orien-
to, unas C6rtes elegidas de cualquie-
ra manera, en- que tengan mayoria,
y un ministerio de SUI partido en- Ell
poder, he aquf la ei'aica aspiration y la
mica doctrina de esos progresistss,
lgualmente soberbios com los grandes que
CON los pequef5os; igualmente enemi-
gos de la aristocracia que del pueblo,
del privilegio que del derecho en- to-
da su integridad como hijos natura
les que son de esas dltimas y nume-
rosas filas della clase media que 6dian
con igual intensidad las classes su-
periores que aquellas otras humildes
de que han salido. Ell progresista es
propietario, Industrial, comerciante,
y por 10 tanto hombre de 6rden; Pc
ro antes que este es 6 desea ser in
dividuo del Ayuntamiento en- la 10
calidad, Official de la milicia ciuda-
dana en- su comarca, diputado por SUI
distrito en- la provincial, y diputado
a C6rtes en- Madrid donde no esta
contento 81 no le reciben diariamen-
te los ministries y 81 no repa,te d nsa-
nos Henas entire sus deudos y amigos,
co'acesiones, cruces q credenciales.
GEL dem6crata-monarquico es un
tipo polftico distinto. Hombre de
mayor y mejor estudio; oryulzoso de
s~ pasado re0olwcionar1o y propagan-
dista; avergonsado a'gunas veces de su
presente, zdmir0dor plat6nico de la re-
patblico g casado por conevniencia CON
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24
Domingo "a de Diciembre de 1871.

~ OVA0lNOA0O0 Gil Ia 1OlQ uC1 uIdud CO-
mo ell jefe de los reformistas Ell ge-
neral Dulce bajo cuya primera admi-
nistracion pudo circular abundante-
mente ell virus separatista en- las CO.
lumnas de El Siglo ostensiblemente
protegido por la censura, y por medic
de los famosos banquetes del Sr. As
querino 4 que asistio y en- los cuales
peror6 a su gusto la flor del reformis-
mo ent6nces, del separatismo despues;
el general Dulce, tambien unionista,
era en- 1868 considerable como ell mas
ardiente partidario de las reformas ra-
dicales para las Antillas. Otros hom-
bres prominentes del mismo partido
habian abogado porque Sc realizaran
las aspiraciones de los ultra reformis-
tas.
Mas ell desengaf1o que la union IL
beral recibi6 al yer del modo con que
fueron recibidas las reformas de su
correligionario ell general Dulce y ell
uso que de elias hicieron en- la prensa
libre los mismos que POGO antes bla-
sonaban de ser tan enthusiasts espano-
les, hizo mas cautos a los prohombres
de la Traction unionista, y por boca de
Serrano, de Romero Robledo, de Ma
varro Rodrigo y otros, Sc llamaron q
engaflo como era justo, pues ellos ha
bian creido tratar con espanoles y vie
ronse luego rodeados de separatistas.
Yelestigma de reaccionarios fuG Ian
zado desde las Antillas sobre los hom
bres del dnico partido que enfrente
de los moderados en- ell poder habian
mantenido enhiesta la bandera refor-
mista.
Excomulgado por los ultra-refor-
mistas ell partido que mas contribuy6
a la obra de Setiembre, fjaronse en-
el partido progresista de que era jete
ell general Prim que mand6 q su ami
go y protegido ell Sr. Baldrich 4 plan
tear las reformas en- Puerto-Rico. En-
tanto que el partido progresista Sos
tuvo mas 6 menos abiertamente la ne
cesidad de importar en- esta Isla las
mas latas ibertades polfticas, los ul-
tra-reformistas siguieron prodigando
elogios q los hombres de Setiembre
que no fueran unionistas y llamandose
ellos los dnicos amigos de la nueva 81
tuacion; habiendo conseguido extraviar
la opinion pdblica en- la Peninsula de
tai modo que allf la mayor parte de
los liberales considerable q los libera
les-conservadores de las Antillas CO.
mo enemigos polfticos suyos, como
carlistas 6 alfonsinos cuando m9nos.
Dos tendencias, entire tanto, empe-
zaronse a dibujar en- ell modo de con-
siderar las cuestiones anti!lanas den
tro del partido progresista-democra-
tico. Y mientras La Iberia hablaba de
los diputados de Puerto Rico como
los mas a proposito para informar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24

/ ~s~ ~SA NOoesuO VCIuduC1O UC 10 Upl~
mon en- esta provincial, nj ell Sr. Sa-
gasta nj ninguno de sus correligiona-
rios tue nunca designado como reac-
clonario. Mas tan pronto como, divi
dido aquel partido, reconoci6 una par
te de sus ailiados al Sr. Sagasta como
Jete y otra al Sr. Ruiz Zorrilla, los ra-
dlcales de Puerto-Rico Sc decidieron
por el dltimo. Era natural porque ell
prlmero habia cometido la enorme
talta de decir, modifcando la celebre
Ifrase del tribune frances: Sdlvemse las
cotoNaGs 0at'aq1e pereyca,a Jos pri,scipios,
trase digna de undescendiented de aque-
Hos espanoles que pelearon setecien-
tos amos por recobrar la perdida inte-
gridad nacional.
Separates los ultra-reformistas de
la mayor parte de los hombres de la
Revolucion de Setiembre, este, no obs
tante, no les impidi6 seguirse llaman-
DO 1nicos partidarios aquf de la nueva
situacion.
Parecera a los que no conozcan bien
a los ultra-reformistas que va con ell
Sr. Ruiz Zorrilla, jefe ell mas avanza-
do del partido mas avanzado de los
tres que tomaron parte en- la Revolu-
clon, no podian II mas ALA sin decla-
rarse enemigos de esa misma Revolu
clon que tanto prOtestaron amar mien-
tras de ella esperaron la consabida es-
calera. Pues NADIA de ESQ; y nosotros
no 10 extranamos. Los ultra-reformis-
tas de Puerto-R;co Sc declaran enc
mlgos del Sr. Ruiz Zorrilla porque en-
su partido no hay doctrima, nj midod
de esplrit~ q de tendencias; porque los
c1mbrios no han dejado um naonsemto de
"''t,n'~rar de la protipada incapacidad
9 del espt,'itw positivo q rutimayio del
Sr. Ruiz Zorrilla y de sus correligio-
narlos; porque entire dem6cratas y pro-
greslstas hay graves dJerencias, pro-
f~''da diversidad en- las tendencids y
en- las doctrimas; porque ell progresista
no esta contento 81 no yep0rte d naanos
1e''0s entire sus dewdos q amigos co,sce-
ssones, cruces q credenciales; los ultra
retormistas Sc declaran 1nicamente
amigos de la fraction dem6crata por-
que esta esta oryullosad de su pasado revo-
I"c'onorio q avergosaSaoa algunas veces
de s~ presente; porque es ell grupo
cimbrio admiraclor plat6nico de la re-
p1bI'co y esta casado por CONVENIENT
cIA con 10 actual, como quien Sc casa
san amor.
Los que cream que calumniamos
lean los siguientes parrafos estampa-
dos en- ell ndmero 149 de El Pyogreso
correspondence al domingo II del
corriente:
"En su dia die, al conocer ell ma
nifesto publicado por los radicales
del Sr. Ruiz Zorrilla, que este par
lido Ws teni0 doctri,aa nj an;Qad de es