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The New York herald., 1871-09-11
THE COMING SOLDIERS REUNION AT
WHEELING.

WHEELING, w. Va Sept. 10, 1871.
A large ana enthusiastic meeting OF the commit
tee having in charge the arrangements for sol.
diers' reunion to DO held at wheeling on the 10th
and 2oth OF october, was held here yesterday.
Colonel Thayer Melvin aud Captain r. II. Cochrane
were appointed to deliver addresses OF wei
come TO the soldiers on behalf OF tho
Society OF the Army OF West Virginia and Mayor
Jefferson behalf Of the city. Is expected thar
not less than two thousand soldiers rom Indiana,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland and West Virginia
win be present. Letters have been received from
many celebrated generals VINO served III West Vir-
glnIa promising to be present. Generals Mcclellan,
Banks and Cox arc certain TO be here, and Others
mr. ayppried
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
POLITICS IN THE WEST.

OMAHA, Sept 10, 1871.
The members OF the Constitutional Convention OF
Nebraska arc addressing the people In different
parts OF the state In favor OF the new constitution
its adoption Is considered doubtful.
Reports from Wyoming Territory claim repub'
lican majority In one branch or the Legislature,
which was largely democratic last year. About
one.sixth OF The votes cast In Laramie county
were by females. Tue county gives large demo.
cratic majority,
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
BLUE FISHING EXTRAORDINARY.

A. the work OF excavating tho Peconic River q
curious result OF the digging operations has shown
itself. As soon a. part is excavated an enormous
quantity of blue FISH takes possession OF the exca-
vated epot ana near do they come TO the working
parties that IN leisure minutes hundreds are caught.
On "Wednesday last party OF about nifty persons,
and succeeded in catching from twenty to thirty
each IN on hours time.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-12-30

BANK
IS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS,
AT tAeip once, in wesson's Building, corner Of
Griswold and Congress streets.
Copies Of its Bylaws and Regulations can Be had
at their Banking Rooms.
Loans of s9Oo to 10000 can be obtained on
real estate security upon application to
the Treasurer.
President-WM B. WEssoN.
Vice PresIdent-DR. H. KIEFER
Secretary and Treasurer-S. D. ELwooD.
AttoFney-WM. A. MooRR.
TRUSTEES:
John Bagley, jerome Croul, Sutherland,
Jefferson Wiley, u Smith, Wight, d N Fer
~, Paul Giles, L knight, VIM Wesson. Trau-
gott Smith, D N Richardson, VIM C Duncan, W
Barker, Geo Bagley. s Farrand, David Knapp,
VIM Moore, d ElwOod.
Sums as Small as One Dollar |!
Win Be received from any person, and Bank Book
viii be furnished without charge.
Married women,
And Minor Children may Deposit money 10 that
No One else can draw it.
May deposit Money from time to time and before
i ~ whom VIZ :Ss dswD y
provided q COPY Of the Resolution be furnished 70
the Savingp Bank. NO money will be paid, unless
Ito provisions are strictly complied with.
Whether Foreigners or Citizens, have the same
rights 10 to Property, and In case OF Death, any
Money to their credit will be paid to their Legal
representatives, whether they are In this country
or elsewhere.
At the rate Of SIX per cent. per annum 10 paid on
Ill s1ms Of Five Dollars or more.
working People.
need not lose any time as the Savings Bank is kept
open on
MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
for thsir conveniAnce.
MI cans Fer Iaentifyfng Deposters.
When . new Deposition arst comes 70 the saving
that he may always be identified, and 20 that In
case book 10 lost. the owner thereof cannot b
deffauded.
svely TO the receipts and care Of Savings Deposits
and Funds deposited In trust No Commercial Of
General Banking business In transacted.
certain proportion Of the funds are invested b.
loan upon real estate In the city Of CHICAGO n
Aakine such loans. preierence Il always given 70
applications from DeDositors Of small means WHO
have accumulated In the Institution, suincieni
funds 70 pay for lot OF ground, and desire TO Dor
row something more to aid them In erecting build
imgs to be used 10 permanent homes for themselves
and families.
~ Money RENTED BY Dram 70 Europe or elss
where for Deposit0rs
committee Of depositars In this fnstitution ma
| ibs seen at the eaHnu Bank
Bank open from 0 O'Clock 4. n. HlA o'cleel
! r. n, and on Saturday and Monday evenings.
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as represel1ed

DIsGRAcEFUL PRocEEDINGs.-The pub
lie meeting called by the Mayor to decide
whether or no the citiZents Of Detroit
were prepared TO endorse the action Of the
Common Council in passing the park ques-
ton over his veto, was disgraceful affair,
and reflects no credit either ON the advo-
Yates or opponents Of the scheme. The
whole system Of calling public meetings to
decide any important question is simply a
farce, and the sooner it is done away with
the better The ballot bor is the means
that should be employed, and We are
pleased to note that an overwhelming ma
jority of our citizens are entirely opposed
to the calling Of any such meeting where
similar scenes can be re-enacted
ToADYIsM Run TO SEED.-As previous
ly announced, the Grand Duke Alexis,
whom class Of fiunkIes will insist upon
styling the heir apparent to the Russian
throne" arrived in this city last Thursday
evening, and was received at the Michigan
Southern Railroad depot by Mayor Wbea-
ton and platoon OF police under the com
mand Of Superintendent Bergman and
Captain Rogers. He was then transferred
to the Russell House, where every prepa-
ton had been made for his reception, but
as money will pay tor everything, and As
we suppose the proprietOrs expect To be re-
imbursed in some way or other for entr
tanning royalty we inter as a business
speculation, it is all right. The idea, how
ever, OF three of the Metro olitan police
being detailed to patrol the corridors Of
the Russell House during his stay. can Ouly
excite disgust in the minds Of every man
who does not believe in Aunkyism or
tosdyism OF any character. Courtesy TO a
stranger is a cOmmendable feature, either
il nation or individual, bat republicans
spEg the flunkyisn OF the old world, is
only worthy Of contempt. But such, is
poor, fawning fallen human nature.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-12-30

Bush & GRAVES, the we'll know grocers
corner of Randolph and Congress street.
are now offering canned fruits at prices
which defy competition. Look at their
price list, and then 60 and make your wife
happy by purchasing a stock for New
Years day. The character of this house
is guarantee that all goods sold are just
as represented.
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CITY CanxAssera..

We have completed arrangements with
Mr.. ]. Robinson To enter into a thorough
canvas OF the city for subscriptions. We
commend him to the attention of all friends
of the Labor Reform movement.
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Once Hours from 8 A. N. to 4 p. m.
Saturdays from 8 to 8 p. m.
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OFFICERS.
FRANCIS PALMS, President,
JOHN HEFFRON, Vice President.
N. W. O'BRIEN, Treasurer.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-12-30

JoURSEYMEN Brass FINIsHERs WANTED.
Three good, practical brass iinishers can
obtain permanent employment at good
wages. BY Supplying Immediately at the
Novelty Works, Detroit, Walter Thompson,
Superintendent
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Mr. n has secured the services Of the three
policemen who have been acting q body
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n n U Is Is .:
John Bagley jerome Croul, Sutherland,
Jefferson Wiley, II Smith, Wight Fer
~, Paul Giles, L knight, VIM B Wesson. Trau-
gott Smith, d N Richardson, VIM Duncan, T W
Palmer Herman Kiefer. Francis Adams, K C
Barker, Geo Bagley. J s FsrrSnd, David Knapp,
VIM Moore d Elwood.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

This Journal IL devoted 70 the diffusion Of the
Mechanic Arte among the Iron Workers Of America.
lte Scientific DspartDssn6" will compare hvOr-
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tains some valuable cuts or engravtngs Of some Of
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Machinist and Engineer this work IL alike iRvAlu-
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The Journal 10 also bold and fearless advocate
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This work, being edited by practical mechanic
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The JossSoi ie Published monthly, and mailed reg
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Address.
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CLEvELAND, OHIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-10
XCVIII.

Vuelve rayar la Aurora, con su fres-
GO rocio Y su aliento embalsamado y sus
purpdreas mejillas, disipando risuena las
nubes radiando luz y vida, como 81 Ia
TERRA no encerrase en su seno nj una sola
tumba va podemos seguir 81 curse de
nuestra existencia: y asl puedo 20, !her-
moso Leman! encontrar aun en- tus rlberas
lugar ! alimento para mis- meditaciones,
no pasar por alto tantas bellezas como en-
cierras dignas de admiration, 81 Sc com
templan 4 SUI verdadera luz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-10
CII

Una soledad poblada de abejas y de pa
jaros, de mil objetos peregrinos en- forma
y varios en- colores, que, ibres y llenos de
vida, le rinden culto en- unos tonos mas
dulces que las palabras, desplegando inc /.
ecentemente sus alas de puros contentos:
Ell brote de los manantiales, el salto de la
eminente cascade, la ondulacion de las ra-
mas de los Arboles y Ell tierno vastago de
la for, viva imagen de la Beldad, ,-todo
aqul esta en- ammonia, merced al Amor,
para formar un imponente conjunto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-10

est1mulo que les obllgue a observar,
como 81 dijeramos, una hoja de servi-
CLOS limpia, NADIA Sc adelantarfa. Por
.otra parte la Intervention que Sc da
aquf 4 las Autoridades quitara toda
posibilidad de parcialidad en- los infor-
mes, pues, 81 fuesen apasionados, me-
dios tiene el Comisario para averiguar
la verdad.
Ell art. IL es notable y 10 transcri-
bimos 1ntegro porque es una prueba
de que en- la mente de la Superior Au-
toridad que aprob6 este Reglamento
existe la idea de aplicar debida ine-
xorablemente las leyes vigentes sobre
vagancia. Isl un sirviente, Sc dice en-
este artfculo, permaneciese desaco-
modado voluntariamente mas de un
mes, Sc entiende que Sc retira del SER
vicio domestico y Sc ]e recogera su
cartilla. 81 no probase debidaaaemte CON-
tar CON medSos de swbsistencia o te,aer
otra profession, sERA CONSIDERABLE CO.
MO WACO.
Finalmente, por ell art. 13 Sc pre-
viene que todo sirviente que resuelva
retirarse de una casa 10 avise al dueno
de ella con tres dias de ant:ci pacion,
hacienda 10 mismo este cuando lie con-
venga despedir & aquel.
Creemos que este Reg glamento debe
hacerse extensive todas las demas
poblaciones de la Isla, pues a nadie Sc
oculta que ell servicio domestico esta
completamente desmoralizado en- la
Capital y fuera de ella,
Aunque la cartilla no olga mas que
los nombres de las personas en- cuyas
casas haya estado y ell tempo que en-
elias ha permanecido ell azquilado, es
va una garantfa; pues ademas de los
informes o6ciales que con este siste-
ma pueden adquirirse sobre la con-
ducta del criado, es facil procurarse
otros mas minuciosos de los amos de
las casas en- que estuvo.
ST, pues, ell servicio domestico ha
llamado la atenclon de la digna Auto
ridad que nos rige, y ha creido con-
veniente reglamentarlo con equidad
impartial 10 mismo para ell que sirve
que para ell que paga, con mucho mas
motive debe resolver que cese esa
periodical indiferencia con que en-
casi todas las poblaciones de la Isla Sc
miran las disposiciones vigentes So
bre la libreta de que deben estar pro-
vistos los trabajadores como garantfa
propiay y de los que los emplean; como
est(mulo al trabajo, y como medic de
descubrir y castigar la vagancia y el
juego que tanto abundan en- nuestros
campos, mi6ntras que ia agriculture
esta estancaGa 8 decadente por falta
de brazos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-10

iClarens! tus senderos estan hollados por
celestiales plantas-las plantas del Amor
immortal. Aquf Sc eleva en- su honor un
trono, que tiene monta1las por escabel;
aqu1 es el dios una vida y una luz que en-
todo ejercen su infujo, que Sc revelan no
solamente en- las cumbres de esas monta
mas, en- las cavernas y en- los bosques tran
quilos, sino tambien en- la for que recibe
su centellante mirada, y en- el mismo am
biente, todo impregnado de su aliento sua-
We y ardoroso cuyo poder sobrepuja al de
las tempes ades cuando mas desencadena-
das estan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-10

10 mas intimo que hay en- mi, ,-si yo pu
diera hallar expression para mis- pensamien-
tos, y desahogar asl mi alma, mi corazon,
mi mente, mis- pasiones, mis- pensamientos
-vivos 8 debiles; todo 10 que quisiera ha-
Der buscado, todo 10 que busco y sufro y
conozco y siento, sin dejar por ESQ de vi
vir, y sin necestar mas que una palabra,
siendo esta palabra un rayo, -entonces 81
que 20 hablaria; pero en- la imposibilidad
de hacerlo, vivo y muero con mi secreto,
teniendo guardado mi pensamiento en- el
sileneio mas profundo, como una espada
en- su vaina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-10

iLausana! iFerney! Vosotros habeis CO.
bijado nombres que han dado celebridad
& los vuestros: mortales que, por Was Pc
igrosas, buscaron y pudieron hallar Ell ca
mino de una gloria immortal: verdaderos
colosos de la inteligencia que, q semejan-
"a de los Titanes, Sc empenaron en- anon
tonar sobre una base de temerarias dudas,
ciertos pensamientos capaces de atraer el
trueno el fuego del Cielo, escalado asf
otra vez, 81 acaso el hombre y sus inves-
tigaciones pueden MERCER al Cielo mas
que una lpera sonyiss,
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CIV

No fue nero idealismo 10 que hizo &
Rousseau escoger este sitio y poblarlo de
afecciones, sino que 10 tuvo como Ell mas
digno que la Passion podria asignar a los
seres purifcados, hijos de la imagination.
Este sitio es donde ell j6ven Amor descin6
la cintura de su bella Psiquis, santifcan-
dolo con su presencia: mansion de soledad,
de maravillas, de misterio, en- que todo es
suave, los sonidos, los aromas, los colores.
Aqul Sc ha aparejado Ell R6dano un lecho:
los Alpes Sc han erigido un trono.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-10

Ell uno era todo veleidad, todo fuego;
un nino en- 10 mudable de sus deseos, pero
de un entendimiento perspicaz y vario--
acknowledgements jovial y grave, discreto
y extravagante-historiador poeta, fil6so-
70, todo la vez, que Sc multiplicaba en-
tre los demas hombres, como un Proteo
del talento. Pero SUI facultad sobresaliente
consistia en- manejar el ridfculo, el cual,
siempre d6cil q su voz, iba con la rapides
del viento a clavarse en- el blanco por 81
elegido, sin dejar en- pie cosa alguna-ya
inmolando un necio, va hacienda vaci-
lar un trcno.
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Z 81 :
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IA RDRlCRINAClON DE- -CHILDB HAROLD
1oHNTA DH LORD BYRON
rRADUcIDo
ron n M DE IA PENA.
CANT0 ERCER'0.
(Corr1suAc1or.)
XCVI.
RonHrA Dn LORD BYRON

iCielos, montanas, rio, vientos, lago, re-
lampagos! Bien mereceis que 70, con un
alma capaz de comprenderos, y en- medic
de una noche de nubes y de truenos, -
bien mereceis que 70 haya estado ,velan-
do en- vuestra presencia. El son lejano de
vuestras voces moribundas es ell eco de
10 que nunca esta dormldo en- mf,-si
acaso 70 duermo alguna vez. Pero is don
de yais parar, oh tempestades! SSois CO.
mo las que rugen dentro del corazon hu-
mano9 acaso, 10 mismo que Ell aguila,
encontraisal 6n ALA arriba unnido en- que
refugiaros9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-10
CAB0S SUELT0S.

Por una distraction del lSr. D. Ro-
man Baldorioty, distraction que tam
bien padeci6 ell Gobierno, pero que al
fin no era tan facil 10 echara de YER
como ell mismo interesado, Sc han pa
gado a este senior dos sueldos durante
II amos. Mas como parece que este
mismo abuse Sc ha cometido con al
gunos ingenieros militares, ell secre-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-10

la imposibilidad de obtener una re-
muneracion tan crecida como obtle.
nen en- otros puntos de America; por-
que la immigration de hombres de las
razas eti6pica 8 asiatica serfa otro
elemento mas de perturbation que
introducirfamos en- Puerto Rico; ser1a
engrosar ell ndmero de los que Sc
Green herederos legftimos de los sub
ditos del gran cacique Agueinaba,
personaje que alcanza gran celebrldad
entire ciertos retormadoyes, por los ase-
sinatos q TRACTION que perpetro en- la
persona del caballero Sotomayor y
de otros cuantos espanoles ALA por
los tiempos de la conquista.
Somos enemigos de la immigration
de hombres de raza extrana q la nues-
ira porque nos consta que los chinos
que de "a amos 4 la fecha Sc han es~
tado introduciendo en- la Isla de Cuba,
han lIenado los juzgados con sus crl-
menes y nutrido las abigarradas tlas
de Cespedes los criminales que de
estos hijos del celeste Imperio han
venido; hasta el extreme que el Co.
bierno de S. M. acaba de disponer
sean expulsados de aquella pro7incia
todos los que hayan tornado parte en-
la insurreccion, los vagos, los de mala
conducta y todo ell que no este con-
tratado 8 no Sc recontrate Immediate
mente con persona respectable y de
responsabilidad. La despoblaclon, sin
embargo, en- que esta aquella lsla her
mana, despoblacion que ha aumentado
acknowledgements con los trlstes
sucesos que por fortuna tocan a su
fin, obligan, sin embargo, a las Auto
ridades insulares 4 ser muy pruden-
tes en- la ejeoucion del Real Decreto
q que nos referimos, pues 81 es facll
y a veces indispensable la immigration
extranjera, suele ser difEcil y muy
ocasionada 4 trastornos econ6mlcos
la expulsion. Todavia no Sc ha .reco-
brado del todo la Peninsula iberica
delimpolftico destierro de los judlos 8
moriscos. Y ESQ que sabldo es que los
hijos de Israel fueron siempre mas
8 menos encubiertos completes de los
mahometanos durante la inmensa serie
de amos que estos dltimos disputa-
ron a los espanoles su suelo patrlo
y su religion.
No es, pues, possible, no es conve-
niente, la immigration de brazos en-
Puerto-Ric4 por mas que otra cosa
cream apreciables personas que quizas
preocupandose exclusivamente de la
question ec6nomo-agrfcola, olvidan las
consecuencias polfticas y otros datos
que vamos q someter a la consfdera-
cion de nuestros lectores.
Segun una estad1stica de la pobla-
cion de Puerto-Rico en- 1860, cuando
estos documentos Sc hacian clasifican-
do a los habitantes por protesiones,
ademas de hacerlo como Sc ha hecho
dltimamente por estado social y ma
cionalidad, existfan, once amos ha,
1888 jorDaleros blancos y 21,755
de color, 8 sea un total de c~arenta
mil q~i,aie'atos oche'ato q ocho hombres
que CANADIAN jornal dedicandose espe-
cialmente al trabajo retribuido en- las
haciendas de cana y de cafe. Ent6nces
la poblacion total de esta Isla Sc eleva
ba a 583,308 almas, 8 sean II, 900 me-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-10
CHI.

Quien no sepa 10 que es amor, aqui po
dr{a aprenderlo, y su corazon pronto arde-
ria en- vivas llamas; quien va este inicia-
do en- aquel tierno misterio, aqui amaria
mas; porque aqul es donde el Amor ha to-
mado asilo contra las miserias del hombre,
contra Ia disipacion del mundo, porque es
tai su naturaleza que, s tiene que ir en-
aumento, dejar de existir: no puede que
dar inactive; 9 desfallecei 8 y convierte