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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-11
From Washington.


WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 10, 1871,
MIR. ALLISON.
MIR. Allison, OF Iowa, was in town Saturday,
looking after his senatorial prospects.
BEATRICE SOLD FOR $4,000.
gIIoratio Stones statue of Beatrice has been sold
to II. $. McComb, Of Wilmington, Delaware,
for ten thousand dollars.
THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
Several influential southern republicans are
lucky, for Attorney General Ackerman's pc
sition.
STILL NO APPLICATION.
No applications have yet been received for
the Springfield post office, and the chief clerk
will continue in charge for the present
COUNTING coin.
A special commission, consisting Of Mcssrs.
Riggs and Middleton, bankers, OF this city, and
Ross Ray, Of Georgetown, is investigating the
affairs of the treasury department They were
counting cash all day yesterday and to-day.
THE ONO sENAToRsHIP.
The Ohio republicans have decided to bring
out judge Bingham as senatorial candidate,
and his friends will work hopefully for his sue
cess, as q compromise candidate on which the
entire republican vote can be consolidated.
TOBACCO.
Four members OF the ways and means COM
mitiee-Messrs Dawes, Kelley, Maynard and
one other-haye promised the tobacco men to
advocate reduction Of tax to sixteen cents per
pound, from which it is inferred that they eX-
pect to collect in customs what they take off
from the internal tax.
TALK ABOUT NEW STATES.
A careful canvass Of the opinions of individual
members OF both houses of congress shows that
there is but little hope for the admission of any
new states the present winter at least; whatever
may be the tendency toward president max
ing, the disposition for creating new states is
limited TO the border states and delegates from
ambitious territories. Three enabling acts have
already been drawn up providing for the admis-
sion of Utah, Colorado and New Mexico, but
prey Jus experience with new states Of small
population havnga dispropordonate representa-
ton has rather Disguised congress with this
whole business.
SOUTHERN CLAIMS.
The southern claims commission will report
tomorrow on about five hundred and fifty cases,
covering three quarters Of a million Of dollars,
being only about one-llth of the amount the
claimants asked for The commission has now
on file ten thousand claims, involving over
twenty-five millions Of dollars, and it will be
utterly impossible fer them TO finish their work
in the two years allowed them by law They
have examined over thousand witnesses during
~ IayA bnan
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The London Echo says that France will soon
renOunce her commercial treaty with Belgium,
At Philadelphia the deaths from small poS
last week were 1873, 4 decrease of thirty-four
from the previous week.
The strike OF the English telegraphers is be-
coming general, 1t is extending to all the large
cities, and threatens to cause much inconye-
nilnee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-11

The Case OF GOunOlay-A question Of ) IL
ri.dic,Iom-The Cnse Of she bowling
ssrceu RouI,-XyboIesaie 1InrLe;s-pve.
-
c""'i""- As"'''s' ''' NO''i%"
Mhii, eic'
49,. IA. .....- -,
NEW iokh, DTe. ~ InoI''IlI paper VI
yesterday Asserleu luat commodore I. IA Gar
rls0h mas 4cleu Us mediator oelNeGh MI On
molly ana me Gounsel representing me attorney
general ana lhat CoHlotly hau oHeled To re-
store to the city p OuU U0J TO avoid lurher pros
ecution' Also that Mr. oConor would listen
to no aIranSenent nor proF!dInS Tor tue assI@l-
ment OF n ,UOu,UOO worm OF the tNGohIOiiet $
properly III trust, pehGlhg uGuecslon OF me ac-
non. Inc counsel on Ootl SIDES were m Albany
10 attehu tue proceedings ocIuTt Juu9e Leatleu,
SO that no information could be obtained lrom
tnehl, Dut al others interested uHi'e III denying
the story MI ConnoilN uelIeS that ne mas Oh
tered to restore Sl,OOOOOO or any other amount ;
but admits That steps We're taken by his counsel
| 10 secure MS leIease; W NAT these Steps were ne
Is ullaOle 10 say Us lie Is NOT aware OIL lhelr ma
! lure
COmmodofc garrison, Nheh called upon, de-
med emphaucally That Mr. Connolly had offered
10 make restitution Of Sl,OOO,OOO or any sum.
As he understood the case, the eX-controHer was
not worth that amount; the friends OF the lat
ter, however, had offered TO do something" TO
effect Mr.. Connolly release He had only done
what he thought ms duty IN eudeaYOrlug 10 get
BACK to the city that TO which 1t was entitled;
and all he knew about the printed report was
thar friends OF MIR. Connolly had interested
themselves to secure his release, lie added that
he did not wish his name coupled with ring
matters; that he had not signed any bail-bond
nor did he intend 10 do so; that he was no way
interested in the affairs OF the late city leaders,
and that what little he had done was simply as
ClllEcn acIllH Ill the bCSt interests OF the Guy.
ms, as lar rs can be aSecr'uheu' IS tue only
There is The dpenest intorcst C.lt ma, tho
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The weather.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O-Clcar weather, with
soutllweSterly winds, prevailed during the day
from Georgia. The barometer will probably
United States, and especially in PENNSYLVANIA
and New England, with brisk southwest winds
and threatening weather.
STILL COLD.
The weather here is intensely cold. The Their
mometer tonight is at 2li degrees below zero.
The Seine is lightly frozen over, and heavy
fall Of snow impedes railroad traffic
AN uNPLEAsANTNEss.
There is complete disagreement between
Theirs and the Orleans princes respecting the
rights Of the latter 10 seats in the assembly.
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0Qtortester 4ailp spp,
CITY NEWS.

City Election To-day.
The polls will open at Q A. NJ and will close at
Arm. We repubIish, with some corrections,
the nominations made by both parties.
REPUBLICAN TICKET
For Mayor.
GEORGE CROMPTON,
ALDERMEN
Ward Nv. A. 5. SNYTH
" 2-LEWIs BARNARD,
" 4-F. H. KELLEY
" 6-S. E. HILDRETH,
" S-JoEN D. WAsHBuRN.
WARD ONE.
Common Council-George 5. Hoppiu, Theron 4.
School Board-Caeb B Metealf
Assistant AssessOT-,IOhD Milton Earle.
Ward 0hcers-Edward Kendall, Warden; clerk,
Sias Nhittemore; inspectors, A. n. Chase, l.. +.
Goddard, EDoch Earle.
WARD TWO.
Common Council-Wiiam Allen, Parritt Blais-
School Board George W. Gale 6. Henry Whit
comb.
Assistant Assessor-George g. Stealns
Ward Olhcers-Gilbert Walker warden George
W. Gale, clerk; $. brimhall, A. NJ Eaton, W. II,
Jankins, inspectors.
WARD THREE.
Common Couucil-Walter Henry, Richard Bar
Hschool Board james McDermott, years; James
Draper years.
Assistant Assessor-John J Coburn.
Ward Officers Lyman Brown, warden: Martin
Howard, clerk; II c Wilson, w Bemis, Jason
Chaplin, inspectors.
WARD FOUR.
Common COunci-Wilar i Pond
school BOard-Rev NJ Lamson.
Assistant AssessOr-F b Norton
Ward Ohcers-JOhn Streeer, warden; IL
Cowden, clerk; { W Moody, Il Colbert, Inspectors.
WARD FIVE.
Common Council 5 Perry, o Pond
School Board-JOhn c Newton
Assistant AssessOr-Samuel Perry.
Ward Officers jackson, warden; VIM IL In
man, clerk; iona ID Grout, John Green, c w Ham
lltOn, III spectOrs
WARD SIX.
Common COuncil-DOuance Goddard.
School Cmmittee-F Gouldmg 3 yrs; Loamm
Harrington, 2yrs; E Fl Peabody, yr
Assistant AssessOr-Samuel HOughton.
Ward Onicers-Chares L Redding, warden; Chas
5 Chaplin, clerk; II RawsOn, Charles T Morse
Joseph X IOrrey, inspectors
WARD SEVEN.
Common COuncil-Edwin Ames A b Lowell
School BOard-George jacques
Assistant ASSESSOR lOughton.
Ward Oficers- A Titus, warden; Lewis c AIuz-
~, clerk; John d Lowell w w Cook, ii NJ Mer
ram, inspectors.
WARD EIGHT
Common C0anail-Charles G Parker.
School Board p Emory Adrich
Assistant ACCOMPLISHMENTS Marsh
Ward Ohicers-Daniel Sragraye warden; James
u Bancroft clerk; henry Bacon, Chls ii Harvey,
Geo Geer, inspectors.
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Funeral of the Late Rev. Dr. Nelson
Memorial discourse by Ecv. a. az.
Coolidge.
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N8TtlII M FlIllHs
THE PRINCE STILL LIVING.
LONDON, Dee. 9-3 p. M.-The prince Of
Wales great prostration is due to hemorhage
of ulcers ON the ntestnes. 1t is feared that one
Of the inteslincs will be perforated. In that
case, he would die suddenly by collapse, like
Earl Chesterfield.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-11

MAsoNIc.-Thc new Quinsigamond lodge Of
Freemasons, lately organized in this city, was
consecrated and constituted a lodge in the
grand lodge OF the state Friday evening. The
exercises were conducted in the hall of the fra
ternity, in Post Office block, where the grand
lodge opened in ample form, with the following
officers, part being pro temp0re: w. G. NJ,
VIM $. Gardner; d. G. NJ, John 7. Heard; S.
G, W, S. c. Lawrence; J. G. w. Chas W..
Moore; G. S.. II. Endcott; G. c., J. II. Titus;
G. NJ, w. T. Grammer; G. r., F. f. Jones. The
officers of the new lodge were then installed in
their several stations by the several grand
officers, as follows: w. NJ, H. c. Wadsworth;
5. w, 5. NJ. Richardson; J. W, j. Marcus
Rice; T., R. NJ. Gould; S., VIM. G. Strong; c.,
John Gregson; S. D, E. P. Halsted; J. D., H.
B. Wilder; S. s., James L. Burbank; ]. S, Al
fred d. Warren; NJ, o. L. Hatch; l. s., Silas
w. Goddard; T., L. S. Carpenter. supper at
the Lincoln house followed the exercises in the
hall.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-14

ha sido procesado por desaecto 4
Espana: solamente a nn peh6dico
que aspira q ser la continuation de
El Siglo, Sc le ocurrirfa lamar anti
espanoles 4 El Espa,sol y 4 El Csrreo
10 las Antillas; solo 4 un peri6dico
que no repara en- los medios con tai
de llegar al fin, sele ocurrirfa decir
que Ez EspaNol "es un 6rgano que
causa grave dano los intereses de
Espana en- America" Este lenguaje
no nos extrana nj nos sorprende. Lo
mismo decia El Occidente cuando La
Epoca, Ez Diario Espaj5oz y otros pc
ri6dicos de la Madre Patria, querian
quitarles la careta, cuando presagia-
ban los males sin cuento que ha-
bian de venir sobre aquella RIGA An
tilla.
Maestro prop6sito al tomar la plu-
ma ha sido desmentir de una manera
autentica al Excmo. Sr. D. Juan An
tonic Arvizu, 4 La Representation y
4 El Progreso; todos ellos con una
mala f9 marcada y aparentando una
crasa ignorancia de 10 que escribesEt
Espa7ol, aseguran que el Director de.
la indicada publication es el digno y
conocido sacerdote D. Juan Antonio.
PUG. Para que ell pdblico falle copia-.
mos a continuation el suelto que pu--
blic6 El Espai7ol en- su ndmero 18,
correspondence al 26 de Febrero de
1871. ~.
Hello aquf: r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-14

hasta Ia salida del yapor los aconte-
cimientos, aunque POGO importantes,
fueron siempre fayorables & la pacifi-
cacioll, como veran nuestros lectores
por los extractos de peri6dicos que
sucesivamente iremos insertando. En-
Puerto-Prfncipe habian- comenzado
las presentaciones en- masa de gente
armada, y & exception del Deparfa-
mento Oriental donde habian acudi-
do partidas fugitivas del Camaguey,
la sitlacion habia mejorado mucho, y
sin embargo, de ALI dice 10 siguiente
La Ba,ader0 Espa1ola:
ola insurreccion Sc halla va casi muer-
ia en- nuestros campos, gracias a los re-
fuerzos de tropas que envi6 hace algun
tempo el Captain General para activar la
persecution de los enemigos del orden y
de la propiedad; gracias 4 sus acertadas
disposiciones, habil y efcazmente secun-
dadas por nuestro digno y simpatico Co.
mandante General; gracias, en- fin, a la cons
tancia y denuedo de nuestros invencibles
E infatigables soldados. Hace va muchos
dias que no circular en- esta Ciudad, con
tanta frecuencia como antes los siniestros
rtlmores de incendios que cometian los
malhechores en- las haciendas que encon-
traban desguarnecidas; y 81 algun alarde
hacen todavia los bandidos como para dar
fe de vida, bien podemos asegurarles que
esa vida no deberan contarla muy larga,
pues POGO POGO Sc. acerca el momento-
to en- que deba desaparecer totalmente de
los campos, Ell bandolerismo insurrecto, y
SUI vandalico sistema de destruction per-
tenecera la historic"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-14
LOS VERDADER0S
ENENIIGOs DE EsPANA.

Ell Progreso en- su ndmero 80 pu-
blica un artfculo, que 81 nosotros no
conocieramos de antemano las tretas
de que Sc vali6 El Siylo de la Haba-
ma para llegar al fin que Sc habia
propuesto, nos haria Greer que ell
bendito Progreso no es mas que IL
beral, y que3no aspira mas que q
conseguir libertades para Puerto Ri
CO dentro de la nacionalidad espa11o-
la; pero por fortuna para nosotros y
para la parte sensata del pats, hace
tempo que nos quisieron adormecer
con sus cantos los liberticidas de
Cuba, y ALI conocimos que en- cier-
tas gentes el elespaf1olismo esta en- los
labios y Ell odio en- ell corazan; y he
aquf por 10 que los artfculos de El
ProgyesO en- que Sc ensalza q Espa1la
y en- que sus redactores SO muestran
lnucho mas esparoles que nosotros,
nos causan risa y nos hastfan porque
una de las cosas que mas aborrece-
mos es Ell fngimiento.
No seguiremos a Fl Pyogreso en-
e1 language tan fuera de razon que
.usa al tratar de nuestro queridisimo
colega E7 EspaNol, yde nuestro Dig
snisimo amigo 81 Presbitero D.Juan
Antonio PUG. Para hacerlo, tendrfa-
mos queolvidarnos que desdequena-
cimos somos iberales, de que por la
'libertad, por esa idea sacrosanta que
meci6 nuestra cuna, hemos sufrido
muchas penas y sinsabores; Y 81 nos
ayini6semos 4 iinitar 81 lenguaie de
Eg Pyogreso no seriamos, no podria-
mos aspirar 8 llamarnos verdaderos
liberales.
~ Espai5ol y 81 ST. PUG no liece-
sitan que nosotros los defendamos
dc los iniustos iniustificad cargos
que Les dirige sI periodieo one cuen1
4 eptge eus xedsctosss slguno que
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Is LA D E G U B A

La carta que va q continuation es
atrasada: Sc refiere a la primera qui1l-
cena de JUNO; pero trae tales deta-
lies, esta escrita con tai -yerdad, que
Ia insertamos en- lugar preferente.
Su autor es un aventajado perio-
dista, antique amigo nuestro, que
esta perfectamente instruido del ter
reno que ocupa y del que ya perdien-
do Ia insurreccion. Desde la fecha en-
que fu1 ssctita u cOrrespOndepcia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-14


que 81 BotErlN, este peri6dico tan
odiado de todos los radicales Y par
ticularmente del sSr. Igaravides que
considera una fortuna para una
poblacion el que no circule en- ella, es
el que realmente aboga por Ia la fe-
licidad de Puerto Rico, al par que
por la integridad de Espafia, como
ha sucecido con ell DiariO de gG Ma
rina que dijo en- 1866 y 66, cuando
10 dirigia ese energico escritor profe-
ia one Sc llama D. jose Ruiz de
Leon, todo 10 que realmente querian
ciertos reformistas y todos los males
que habia de traer sobre la ent6nces
envidiada Cuba la propaganda de
El S;glo. Cuantos reformistas buenos
espanoles como ell Sr. D. Tomas Ter
ry, noble exception de los que fir
maron las bases famosas, han COM
prendido, aunque demasiado tarde,
que habrfa sido gran fortuna para
aqnelllla iislla el que en- ella no hubie-
ra circulado mas diario que ell de la
Marina. Podemos qtortwnadamesste
asegurar al Sr. Igaravides, y probar-
selo con nuestras listas de suscricion,
que 81 elretroceso de Puerto Rico es-
ta en- razon directa de la circulation
de nuestro peri6dico, ell progreso va
en- visible decadencia, pues ell mime
70 de nuestros abonados crece diaria-
mente por mas que este desterrado
ell BoLErIN del pueblo de Vega-alta
que tanto defende nuestro contrican
te, sin que nadie le haya hecho ofen-
sa alguna; hicimos, 81, la afirmacion
de un hecho que no ha desmentido ell
Sr. Igaravides y el cual NADIA tiene
que yer con la paz de aquella locali-
dad y mucho menos con el falleci-
miento del presbftero Vega, sensible
perdida que no concebimos que rela-
cion pueda tener con ell REsULTADo
DE LAS ELECCIONEs. t.a@
Creanos ell Sr. Igaravides: en- nues-
tros escritos podra traslucir la pena
que nos causa el yer ell rulnbo ezra
do que va siguiendo aquf la pdblica
opinion, descaminada por la passion
polftica; pero negamos la califcacion
de maliciosos y reticentes con que
gratuitamente nos regala. Pruebas
tenemos dadas de que no andamos
con rodeos cobardes para decir al
pdblico 10 que pensamos. Firmes en-
nuestras convicciones y tranquila
como tenemos la conciencia, antes
romperemos nuestra humilde, pero
honrada- puma, que escribir NADIA
con medias tintas nj hacienda uso de
embozadas alusiones: acostumbra-
mos guardian silencio sobre 10 que no
podemos tratar segun nuestro critic
rio.
Concluiremos diciendo al Sr. Iga-
ravides que ell BoLErIN no ha defen
dido, nj atacado tampoco, el regimen
colonial; antes bien ha declarado re-
petidas veces que no Sc opone a las
reformas compatibles con ell 6rden;
pero como el fin supreme del partido
de que tiene ell honor de ser organo
este peri6dico, es EspaNa ante todo,
Espaf1a que estapor encima de todos
losvertigos de los partidos, ST subse-
cuentes acontecimientos demostra-
ran que solo con ell regimen colonial
podia conservarse fntegro ell suelo
pAtrio, el BoLETIN defenderia ell re-
gimen colonial.
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NIEvA EQUIvOCACION.

'Ya en- el n1mero pasado dijimos que el
6nico Director que El Espajlol tiene y.
ha tenido desde su fundacion, es Ell Sr. d.
Rafael Terol Ortega. Hoy nos vemos obli-
gados q repetirlo ante las equivocadas SUI
posiciones que La Representation Nacio-
nal de Puerto-Rico ha dado luz, y que,
va en- ell BoLETIN MERCANTIL ha contestado
en- los siguientes terminus, ell Sr. D. Fran
cisco Larroca:
ST.. Director del BoLETIN.-Mi aprecia-
BILE amigo: Honrandome con la amistad del
Sr. D. Juan Antonio Puig, Diputado a
Cortes por esta provincial, y habiendo lei
do un artlculo que public6 La Representa-
ciou Nuciopal en- SUI n1mero 80 en- el cual
ataca de una manera inusitada al indicado
senor, aunque sin nombrarle; debo hacer
constar que ell indicado periodico ha par
lido de un supuesto equivocado, que por
consecuencia, todos sus argumentos caen
por su base.
Ell dignlsimo y liberal Sr. Puig no ha
dirigido nunca el peri6dico Et Espa'aoI,
nj ha sido, nj es redactor nj colaborador
de dicha publication; el Director de Ell
Espaaol, es pdblico y notorio entire los
muchos suscritores que cuenta en- esta
provincial, que 10 es el Sr. D. Rafael TeroL
Ortega.
No debiendo entrar en- Ell fondo del
artlculo de La Representation por no ser
cosa que me compete, siendo mi dnico
objeto, ell que resplandezca la verdad, y
que mi amigo ausente, no lleve La gloria
& la responsabilidad de un art1culo que no
ha escrito, ruego V. Sc digne publican
esta carta, 10 que lie quedara agradecido
SUI amigo
G Francisco LarrOca.
Puerto-Rico, 19 de Enero de 1871.
Damos las gracias al Sr. Larroca y es-
peramos que, obrando con lealtad, La
| Representation Nacional deshara SUI equi-
vocacion."
Despues de haber leido este, dfga-
senos 81 de buena f9, 81, sin faltar q 10
mas sagrado que hay en- la sociedad,
puede decirse, como Sc ha dicho, que
el Sr. Puig dirige Ez Espadaol. Sensi-
BILE es que la passion de partido ciegue
hasta tai punto los salvadoyes del
pals, y que les haga faltar a todas las
consideraciones que Sc deben guardian
entire personas que seprecian en- algo.
| Una vez conseguido nuestro objeto,
que es demostrar la injusticia de los
que han querido hacer Greer que Ell
Espa@ol. esta dirigido por una perso-
ma que nj adn toma la mas pequena
| parte en- su redaccion, restanos mani
festar la extraneza que nos causa el
hecho de que, habiendose prohibido
de 6rden superior la circulation del
dltimo ndmero del mencionado peri6-
dico, por 10 cual no ha llegado 4 poder
de sus suscritores, El Progreso que
parece goza de inmunidades que no
conocemos, haya conseguido leer FL
Espaizol y censurar sus artfculos. A
nombre de la justicia, 4 nombre del
derecho que tenemos como represen-
tantes de El Espo1ol, pedimos aquien
corresponds que Sc haga mucha luz
en- este as,lnto y que la ley sea igual
para todos. La ibertad bien entendi-
da es no dar preferencias. Que los re-
dactores de El Pyogreso puedan leer
un peri6dico que no pueden leer sus
suscritores, creemos que no es justo,
creemos que es un abuse que debe
sastigarse.
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pcr0 Negdr por ellos d Ia Independent
etd. Esto no necesita concentrates; es
pura historic contemporaries.
7 Sabemos que nuestro contrincante,
quien suponemos sinceros senti-
mientos espaf1oles, nes arguira que los
feformistas de Puerto Rico no son CO.
mo eran los de Cuba antes de la in
sarreccion. Pero para que tenga algun
peso 81 objection precise es que nos
pruehe 8 su yez el Sr. Igafavides que
los reformistas puerto-riquenos estu-
vieron en- desacuerdo con los cubanos
en- b information que juntos suscribie-
son en- 1867 J que estamos publicando
cnnaestro toAetin; que So partido pro-
test6 contra IA deslealtad de sus cor
felisionarios de Cuba, y que El Pro
gyess no. marcia en- perfecta unidad
de nires con la Constitution, perio-
7dico del cual dice Ia siempre bien in
fcrmada Tos de Cuba 10 siguiente:
"Hemos dicho que el enemigo no des-
CanaA, y vanios s dernostrarlo con las Ill
Itinn noticias y papeles que hemos reci-l
bidos , merecen ser tenidos niuy en- cuen-
u, por 81 acaso. 4
la Constitution, dyg0fo Official de los
traidoreE de Cuba en- Madrid, Sc ha fun
dado con dinero de La Ju,sta RcUohscio-
Nayid de Nueva- York.
I Nosotros que sabemos' que entire
los que aquf Sc llaman Iberales yst0r-
xsistGs hay iberales espanoles de-
buena Rs yentre ellos contarnos Al
Sr. Igaravides, q peBar de su Ultima
ronversf0n5 nos contentamos con po-
1er simplena6nto eStos datos ante sn
vista. Su' c0nciencia les trazara SUI
sonducla &el J 4 slscorrelig igionarios.
Ne qnisi6vpnsos que alg.in dia
n, aeon5S sie1Ecs bieierss patsnte
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-02-23
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Gen. Harrison Allen.

The uame Of this devoted patriot,
talented gentleman and accomplished
scholar and business man has been
mentioned 10 connection with the
candidacy Tor Auditor General. Ii
behooves the Republican party OF
Pennsylvania to put in nomination u
man whose moral worth vii, bring
to his support the substantial meu of
the party whose patriotic devotion
to his country will secure the undivi-
dcd support of her brave defenders ;
whose acknowledged integrity and
uuquestionable business qualifications
will insure hearty support from c.
very class in active, busy life. We
clip the following from the Belle
.tonte Republican
Gen. Harrisou Allen stands 20 day
pre- eminently above all others named 10
point OF ability. energy and popularity
His ability has been well attesied, not
only in the Legislative halls where
he to-day ranks among the ablest de-
bators and shrewdet senators and
one OF the most careful guardians oI
the public trust but in his business
relations at home, in his practice AT
the bar, he has won distinction which
but few men oi his age attain. As q
soldier he had no superiors, having
enlisted in the 10th Reserves Us Cap.
tain, promoted to Major and after.
wards Colonel of the ljlst p. v,
apd for gallant and mcritOrious ser.
vices made Brigadier General. Iii.
soldierly and social qualities endeared
him to the people aud as mark o
their appreciation they have twice sen
him 10 represent them in the House o
Representatives and then returned
him to the State Senate, and now W,
propose t9 aorninate and elect hin
for Auditor General. We have II,
man whowoul1 do more aul work
harder 10 organize the forces of th,
Republican party, than Gen. Allen
He is one Of the ablest public speak
ers and no one is more competent 4
take the field aud make a successiu
campaign than he. He is popula
among tho people wherever no i
known and his acquaintance extend
all over this Commonwealth. His So
oial qualities endear him to all VIII,
make his acquaintance, and in short
he is just the man to lead the Repub
lican party to victory in the campaign
Of 1871.