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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08

It is now a settled fact that the
bottom lands Of our three great riv-
ers-the Colorado, Salt, and Gila,
are capable Of producing two crops
of grain a year, or good crops OF cot
ton and cane, and as there is room
for thousands of people in these val
leys, and market for whatever they
may produce in the mountains, we
cannot but feel that a prosperous fu-
ture awaits, and is close upon Ari-
zona, and that the doom of the ac
cursed Apache is not far off, for
which latter climax we do devoutly
pray Arizona Miner.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08
Rates of AdvertisInX:
RUSSIAN MARRIAGE CUSTOM.

They have some customs in Rus
sia which would readily bear trans
portatiOn to other countries, our
own among the number, and would
greatly tend to increase the marriage
statistics. as well as to prevent GER
tain irregularities that grow ont of
our present system. In that coun-
trv it is the custom for the bride to
furnish the sleeping apartment, the
drawing rooms, and the kitchen, to
find the linen, etc, beside her trous-
seau. and even to furnish a dozen
new shirts, of the finest quality, for
her husband. All of these things
are marked with the lady's name.
so that, in case OF separation, she
can reclaim her dowerv. The bride
groom has to furnish his own apart
ment. and the dining room, in addi-
ton to which he is expected. in GER
tain ranks of society, to provide the
carriage and horses. This rule eX-
tends to all classes of people. Among
the poorer persons very frequently
poor women will go about begging
from house to house for cast-ott lres-
ses, WIln ~ Mn,uN ~ han, il,,hg 'iis.l ,. ~
.eIs 1 el"tIse1n' he ia, 'cs'r oorr,n ,,'yhar @ 81
.h unles3 ,onoI oIT las vi q II IaTa @ bar" T.
o,pnnorI o,,, tba+ he wifa is axnarted "a
nrrPdvidn 1rd the Greater part Of the fami-
Il fnn1 and The onIv tronbIa i 70
a. . MAJ, =, ocoan+ If with the mr.
nIr,nan1,iar l.-,,, ;,r,71,Lronca The
,.o-,Ia. ,o-,- 81 ti,lg;ar +Lon Ioss NOT baTa
: o"n7 ant77.i,i'. 49, +Ln ronna 4mo,.i'.aT
'Ioos " baU ha viii nroyi1n for Lis
f,1tnra family In taking his wife
no ,,,oc7,r.,.s indeed haID-matn If
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08
HENRY MEIGGS.

The Chicago Evening Post speaks
as follows of this early resident of
San Francisco. who has since it is
believed made a satisfactory arrange
ment with his creditors:
Henry Meiggs was Californian
who went to South America as a rail-
road contractor. From Chile he
went to Peru, and is laying rails
there as rapidly as anybody wants
them, paying out cash to his men,
and taking as his pay Peruvian bonds
at seventy per cent. which he dis
poses of in European markets at
eightv-five Having received at one
time about S60, ,000, 600 in bonds, he
realized a profit of seven millions on
their sale. and Immediately offered
to divide his future gains with Peru,
giving to her all profits above sew
enty-nine per cent. He lives IN the
largest house in Lima, and on the
dav on which the Peruvians celebrat
ed their independence his mansion
was literally covered with flags, and
in the evening ablaze with gas jets.
On New Years Day he invited 700
friends to ride over one of his rail
roads, the trip costing him some
$50, 900. He is credited with doing
more than any other citizen in that
region to develope the natural re-
sources of South America ; unlike
Fisk, he is correct in his private
habits; unlike Gould, he affords
every honorable chance to other men
to make money as he makes it; and
unlike Vanderbilt. his greatest aim
is to so manage his own roads that
they shall protect human life and
not his own pocket.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08

The Rev. John Brown cOurted 4
lady upward OF six years, and was so
singularly modest and bashful that
he had never ventured to kiss her.
One day it occurred to him that it
would not be bad thing to DO. So
it was reported he said Jane, my
woman, we've been acquainted now
for six years, an'-an-I've never
got kiss yet. Dye think I may
take one, my bonny lass % The re-
ply was wonderfully characteristic
of the Scottish maiden. just as
ye like, john" said she, " only be
becomin' and proper wi it. Sure
ly," said John, well ask blessin'.' .
The blessing was asked and the kiss
exchanged. ooh, woman,'' said the
enraptured but still devout minister,
"Oh, woman, but it was guide.
Well moo return thanks" And they
did Dayton Telescope.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08
A. B. DRIESBACH,

"A. b. URl Il 5 BACH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries, Provisions.
Wines and Liquors.,
Flour and Feed.
CrOckery and Tinware.
hardware and Bolts,
Blasting and Sporting
Powder,
Safety FuSe.
Clothing. Boots and Shoes,
California Lime,
Plaster Paris,
Eastern Cement.
Eastern Hair,
WHITING
Window Glass.
Paints and Oils,
Wall Paper,
Window Shades.
Picture Cords,
Patent Curtain Fixtures.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08

rJ,HE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
leased the 0rm by House wouid inform his
friends aud the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly retitted Throughout and put
in complete order fOs the comfort and pleasure of
all who may please to give him a call.
The TABLE will, at all tira :, be supplied with
all the substantials as well as the luxUries that
the market affords. No pains Will he spared to
please ;I.35S al .Fsrg II ION VII De paid to
their respective wants at all times.
The EAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors.
Wine, &C.
Attached to the House is BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tables of the Latest improved
,tyIes with good cues. balls and fine 1 ight
Also. GENERAL STAGE OFrlCk for the Stages
connecting with all the ditfernt lines Of Stages
and Railroads running through this state anG
California, and any information in relation to the
same viii be cheerfully given at all times
pa PARTICULAR attention paid TO booking Pas
seugers calling them &C Nov. Soft
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08

BorTOM OF THE OCEAN AN EVEN
PLAIN.-The bottom Of the North
Atlantic Ocean says Professor Hux-
ley, is one of the widest and most
even plains in the world. If the sea
were driven off, wagon might be
driven all the way from Nalentia on
the west coast of Ireland to Trinity
Bay in Newfoundland. From Valen-
tia the road would lie down hill for
about 200 miles, to the point at
which the bottom is now covered by
100 fathoms of sea water. Then
would come the central plain, more
than thousand miles wide, the in
equalities of the surface of which
would be hardly perceptible, though
the depth of water upon it now va
ries from 10000 to 5000 feet.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08

Italy publishes 723 newspapers.
In Florence alone 101 periodical
publications find sale-there being a
daily average Of $4,000 copies. In
the province Of Milan SO appear
either daily, weekly, OR monthly; in
Turin; 70, in Naples, Al; in Genoa,
81. The Florence OpiEione circu-
lates a daily edition Of 10000. The
Italie (French) has {, 900 subscribers.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08
Terms of subscriptions:

One copy, one year, by mail..............s16 u
one copy, SIX months, by NALL. ~ ~
one COPY. three months, by mail = N
NONE FORWARDED UNTIL PAID FOR.
n5s-Delivered by carrier to town sub
e-:ribers at 5U cents per week.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08
Ihe 1ajln State 2eolster,
Published Daily, Mondays Exceptedo
PERKINS & STREET..

OFFICE-Rail'S Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
WEDNESDAY. Marrh l-p. "

The speculation in the stock market has
been active ana excited an enormous volume Of bun
ness and in many Of the specates, such a. Ohio and
Mississippi NorthW estern Preferred, Lake shore, and
Union Pacific much higher quotations have been made
a, will 10y the table 81 prices annexed In the
remainder the active list dealings have been 81 rather
lc-- importance and prices unsettled. The vanderbilt
stocks were feyerish. pending the decision relative 10
the tax on the Hudson certificates Rock Island has been
firm and wabash steady. In the investment securities
Delaware Lackawanna and Western vas strong ~ 10"
QlO5 TeIre Haute Preferred at So Chicago and Alton
1872; Morris aud Essey. 81, and New-York @nd New
Haven, l47l. Dubuque and Sioux City sold al ~ In
miscellaneous shares the feature was Western Union,
which WAS As usual active hut irregular while Pacific
Mail was comparatively neglected, Quicksilver and
Mariposa Preferred being firm. Express shares were
less actively dealt in, and prices were hrmer We not"
sales of Adams at 10 American at Es; United States
A. a4si and Wells Fargo Coz AZ. The following table
shows the highest and lowest prices Of active stocks made
to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02

The prospects OF placing the hyeiper cent cover"
ment loan are very attering indeed lts undtfs'oou
be the desire OF the Secretary of the Treasury that OF ~
ooo oo 90 now offered for sale. lO0oOooo be subsreo
for American account and the remainder he sofa AZ
Furope and there perhaps very tte doubt thai Sh
will be substantially the disposition Of the mrs. 90
gred to the public Assurances from abroad inst! VI"
axnectation that there will he serious Difficulty IN
readily disposing OF the lO,c0C00 whEh MI Bou'"o'
desires to place in Europe and the inquiry at home p'
10 equally successful results. The bonds VIII " 49,
for delivery about the first OF MAY; ons those Nho
snbscribe whether in this country or ia Euror' W"
first served The First National Bank Of TINS ''''
cipating q lively demand for tho bonds ana ~''"e -
importance ~ an early supply, leads ON "I'h nj,
ton for N,OOoOOO and the National Currency .
follows with q subscription for S25ooa Tue pam
for these bonds may he made In gold. or h'o -,
per cent at gold par, AZ the option ct ine 80. ~,
There can be no reasonable doubt that inc s,,,
now offered will be promptly takeh' az" - ~
the remaining S3O0O0LOo Of Iiys per ceniS u 80,
urately, would easily lind purchasers nv " :. 3D..
that Secretary Boutwell, will hes;at" !" P'' ' -.
market except upon condition that suh', -
the five per cents n certain proportion 81 ,a,nt.
interest al the rate OF a ana per cent J. -.
,sssrotifs those who feel an interest IN the i'''N
=, l, tha, o,,r ,e,urites were tcda, u'f Use ID. " '
sine, n . war, quoted ia the London ma N'' a. "
,h,ye British coisoS the quoIall'hs "o'"''
5-2Os 9lE and for conH"iS 9i. ~, o,,,,t oass-
IN, Treasury proposal. to buy n'O""' c'i''''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
ipeslebcsier Gonni1 Real Gstatc for Sale

40 TO MOUNT VERNON, and have time TO
m van, clir.n sni by daylight instead 81 gong dE or
fty mile awS sev,a very desirable holS Es: VIII lnlul gar
deus, for SALE hHiN" . 49,
VONKERS.-A large number of HOUSE, Tor
II o. rent cheap. D. w" "-.-. '--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02

The money market has Ieen easy, the supply being
ample to meet the demand four per cent the general
rate with exceptional loans at tye. Time loans ara
negotiated at rates last quoted, while eommerelN
paper tnds ready currency tie basis OF the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02

The gold market in contrast with that for stocks was duh
and devoid Of animation During the early hours OF the
Board the market firm at Ill dllt, but later becae
weak the price declining to iOl though again reactns
10 lOE The bulk OF business has been at llO Ill Rates
paid for having balances carried were p q, H. and
per cent The days business AZ the Gold Exchange
Bank was a. follows: Gold cleared, s2i, '9on0i gold
balances Sl,i29.476; currency balances, NCosN Tue
steamer Wisconsin took out 10000 the export repre-
,entng trausshpmrnt. The Percire tgoS trtsure.
while the Cuba sailed with SI7S5OO. The following Nrre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
6ouses ano farms Uanie0.

4 FURNISHED COTTAGE il wanted for the
Summer by family Of four adults Location stamford,
Conn., convenient depot possession wanted s MAY Address stat
ing terms, location, &c, j. T. &. 257 Broadway KevYOh.
WANTED-A SUMMER RESIDENCE within
w hours Of the City Hall w.rnished HOUSE, having
han u rooms With garden grounds and stable address j. Boz $685.
N. /. PostOdoe.
WANTED to RENT-A two or three-story
HOUSE having all the modern improvements and
Add stating rent oclt0n &c. w H. j. Boz lO Tribune Oaoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02

100 BIZ Of Com e. .lll
II Park BaDk.....lJ
~ Del 1 Iud CALI
30 Blk Of No Am...l1.
100 Quicksilver /
l0..........b ?. 4
lOC 0Esolda'nC0I
Of Md..........
be. Gill;. 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
AUCTION SALES or NEwYoRK REAL EsrATl
giin Real Gsiaie for Sale.

4 SPLENDID MANSARD HOUSE, No. 80
L h. hu about since for the owner
most faithful manner replte With modern Improvements
2lr5; l; Little E Maispn-aYe Terms
For sale. Apply to d. y BROWN, 10 Pecksip
A VERY fine four-story, brown-stOne, high
soop HOUSE 25yG3 No 10 Eat Forty sixth t enddy hnsli
wood marble ball sud manels throughout, open daily Very
low for cash Aso Boulevard fronts cheap will eIchange
joins c. GRAFT 129 Broadway
A VERY convenient 3-st0ry BRICK HOUSE
~ An Improvements good negbofhod Se'en'-e btl-, near
ThiriAye mast BE- sold Only eJ3e OILS $500 cash Che W.
STCIFN. I33 NasSan St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
rhn dn,,s tran.actlnns lad the III S. IN dswy Nere:

GoA recepts - sT8l5 30 Curreuer 1anaats -Nt1bla -
God l2l0J6 baa1te... lotsssl 70
cod balance ...... 81 r2' - Customs. .o+NN I"
tnrrsncv receipts. 4T56A s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02

Government bonds were strong during the morning.
but fell of again nj the second Board subsequently,
however the market reacted. closing firm Ien-forues
were quoted ex interest al ,. per cent gold, ana sod
AS high as llOs which would be equal TO about 10 'ou
pom on The market closed hrin. fisN ha''n r'P0''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02

Bo,ss or sale al The Tribune once.
DECOLLECTIONS OF 4 BUSY LIFE. BY
IL Horace CREOLE Various sres Of binding Cloth ~ ~ IL
rIs Hal Moroeo - Hall Calf s. Morocco Antique ~
pOLITICAL ECONOMY. BY Horace Greeley.
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MONEY IN THE GARDEN, A VEGETA-
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ELEuENTS OF AGRICULTURE. Waring.
H Neg Ldit0E Clotl, 81.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-21

debe inclinarse 4 partido algnno hoy
que la Nacion quiere consular la YER
dadera opinion de los habitantes dc
esta provincial.
"No nos aterran los anatemas de
ciertas geotes," dice frenetieo nuestro
excitado colega. Nj & nosotros nos
asustan la actitud de ciertos cabaNeros.
Sin juzgarnos con vanidad ridlcula
omnlscientes como nuestro magistral
adversario, nos juzgamos su6cientes
para devolver golpe por golpe, argu-
mento por argumento y verdad por
verdad. Para 10 que no semos capaces
es para devolver inSlltos por insultos,
nj personalidades por personalidades.
La pluma es para lidiar con la razon.
Para lidiar contra las gontes, para
satisfacer pasiones miserables no es
propio este terreno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-21

espacio detras de una cascade; pero to-
mara en- SUI Imagination inmensas propor-
clones Ell pensalniento de que esta al pie
del muro de una profunda carverna situa-
da debajo de rugientes mares. ouyas olas
estan presentes aunque no Sc lancen sobre
el, 8 mejor dicho, no las olas, sino las
entranas mismas del oc6ano bullen furio
sas d su presencia. Sentira como 81 las
aguas del diluvio Sc agolparan en- su der
redor acercandose y alejandose con su
estruendo salvaje; reconociendo apenas 81
estando entire las aguas no Sc encuentra
undo 6ldenti6cado con elias. Y como el
de caer tanta aqua pr oduce un ruido CONT
nuo que lsjos de perturbar el dido es
dulce y musical, le parecera moverse
como tai vez Sc muevan las aguas inago-
tables del ocsano On sus corrientes inter-
mas, Fefdera Ell sentimiento de su perenne
caida creyendo que circular en- torno sn-
yo slauiendo gus curs0s natnrales. La
azotada espumaq que salta desde 10 pro-
fundo viene tan fuerte tan palpabIe,
tan rapida que 81 moyimiento del aqua
parece igual en- todas direcciones.
Extranos dolores Sc destacan de entire
el uebUloso Yela Aque forma Il catarata.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-21
q. c. Scls,

las sombras pardo-oscuras Sc vuelven
verdes azules con rspidas llamaradas da
blanco; y cuando alguna bocanada de
aire 8 yiento sopla con violencia, la cueva
sumergida en- el aqua, Sc pone l6brega.
Viaiero amigo, no consientas que nadie te
liable a Ii; nadie nj tn mismo hermanoi
Cuando estes en- aquel lugar no hables
mas que con las aguas.
Dos millas mas abajo de las cataratas
hay un puente de suspension dc magniica
construction: tiene dos Was. una superior
y otra inferior. El camino bajo es para
carriages y caballos, y el alto da paso 81
terro-carril perteneciente 6 la Gran I.irca
del Oeste del Canada. La perspectiva Que
desde Ell puente SO abarca, tantC & Il
parte de arriba como & Ia de abaio del
rio, es belllsima, pues el puente esta si-
tuado cabamente encima do la primera
serie de Femolino. Una milla mas Abaio
estas corrientes teri1inan en- un gran
dep6sito llanado el v6rtice, saliendo de
all hacia la derecha trav6s de un estre-
Icho cauce entire rocas y arbOles =, dir
| gi6ldose al lago Ontario con una tfannti-
| lidad relativa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-21

En- el punto a que me refero elvisitan-
te Sc encuentra seguro en- una ancha We
reda enlosada, entire la roca el torrente.
Puede avanzar hasta que la espuma que
salga de la catarata no le incomode: GUAM
to mas Sc adelaute tanto meior; las cir
cunstancias Sc encargaran de designar el
punto en- que dehe situarse A no Sc que
81 aqua este impulsada por un viento
sfLerte, la diferencia entire moiarse la ropa
6 conservarla r:lativamente SEGA la cons
tltuyen cinco yardas de mas 6 m6nos pro
Simldad. Una vez introducido, el viaiero
debe volver sus espaldas 4 la entrada O.
Gu tando asi la Ultima luz del expirante
dia En- esta posicion file SUI vista en- las
aguas 9 en- el abismo profundo y nebuloso
de donde Sc allan compactas y palpables.
a 50 derecha quedara el penasco elevado
duro, oacnro y derecho como el nluro de
yastislfaa cayertssee,, de aqaellaa ayernas
en que entran los niAos en- sus ensuenos.
paraute cinco minutes n, se We mas que
el aqua de Ia oatarata las llneas curYas
interioros, invisihles desde otros puntos.
Pero hlen pronto Gambia todo de asnecto,
bien prOnto desaparece de Ia menta del
Yiajsro 4 idea de que se halla On en- IN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-21

gals case de Ia espuma os salpique. 81,
no obstante, opinais de otro modo que 20,
podeis alquilar un vestido de hule, creo
que por yeinticinco centavos. Ademas de
ser naturalmente sdcios esos trajes tienen
la desventajade que uno Sc humedece mas
llevandolos encima que yendo sin ellos.
En- esta ribera caminas al lado misrno
de la catarata empapando yuestros pies
el aqua, exactamente en- ell punto donde la
,estrecha margne exterior de la corrente
toca en- el borde d. piedra saltando para
reunirse con la masa lie la cascade Ell Ie
cho de blanqufsima espuma Sc We de aba
10 mejor etectivamente que de ninguna
parte, slendo la verde curya acuatica tan
brillante deade aquf como desde d ante pc
cho de la TORE. Y sin embargo, 10 repito,
aquella barandilla de MADEIRA es Ell lugar
del cual mejor puede contemplarse el Ma
CARA.
Iocando . la catarata, en- el punto en-
donde en- otros tiempos dehi6 extenderse
10 que falta al gran pefiasco desde la tier
ra al abislno hirviente en- que se lansan
las aguas, exiate actaalmente una oonoa
yidad profunda ala que desceadereis has
ia elpiYsl del rio iatreduciendoos por ep-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-21
A LA REPRESENTATIONS !"

Podrlamos dejar de contestar a
nuevo ataque que contra el partido IL
beral-conservador dirige LaRepresen-
tacion Naci6nal (indivicltaz debiera
llamarse) en- su tltimo ndmero por-
que, vi6ndose el articulista descon-
certado con nuestros irrefutables aun-
que concisos argumentos, Sc ha es-
capado por la tangente, y, revelando
su NAL disimulado despecho, ha escri-
to siete celumnas para no expresar
una idea que no estuviese largamente
explanada en- las otras nueve colum-
mas que sobre el mismo tema estamp6
en- su n1mero del a.
Nuestro editorial del 16 envolvia
entire otras, las siguientes cinco pre-
guntas 4 La Representation:
Admitida su repetida protesta de
que no es peri6dico que Sc inspira en-
las regiones o6ciales, nj es ell 6rgano
de ningun partido aquf conocido; gen
virtud de que derecho designa nues-
tro colega candidates a su gusto como
los dnicos ministeriales, lanzanlo ell
anatema de enenigos del Supreme
Gobierno sobre los de nuestro par
lido?
tTiene La Representation al Gene
raj SAM y sus correhgionarios los
hombres de la Union liberal por enc
migos de la Revolution de Setiembre?
tCuales de nuestros candidates, con
sus nombres y apellidos, son de opo-
sicion al gobierno, va que todos no
10 seran puesto que cuatro de ellos
los recomienda nuestro colega9
SCuales son los puntos en- que hay
contradiction entire los documentos
polfticos de nuestro Comite?
iC6mo Sc explica que ell Gobierno
de La Metr6poli considere como adver-
sario al Comite hberal-conservador
de Puerto Rico, cuando recientemen-
te ha enviado condecoraciones 4 al
gunos de sus miembros?
Ell pdblico ha visto que ninguna
de estas cuestiones ha respondido el
peri6dico que, en- vez de Representa-
cion, lecuadraria Iamarse prisma por
la facilidad con que Gambia de colores.
Un peri6dico que asi elude los argu-
mentos de su adversario ha perdido
ell derecho de entrar con nadie en- leal
y razonada discussion.
En- cambio y 4 falta de mejores ra-
zones acude ell despechado colega q
los insultos y 4 la descortesfa para
zaherirnos llamando nae,atido a nuestro
patriotismo, y gentes a los que tienen
ell derecho de hacerse. lamar caba-
lleros. Vive Dios! que nadie, a ma
die, entiendalo bien La Representa-
cion, coucedemos el derecho de duda1
de nuestro amor q Espa11a; porque
nuestro patriotismo acrisolado, ire
PROBABLE, esta muy de antique pro-