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than any centralized power. The

public welfare requires the SUI
premacy Of the civil over the mil
itary authority and freedom of
person under the protection of
haheas corpus. We demand for
the individual the largest liberty
consistent with public order, for
the State self government, and
far the nation, return to the
methods OF peace and the consti-
tutional limitations of power.
D. The civil service of the Gov
ernment has become mere IN
strument of partisan tyranny and
personal ambition and an object
OF selfish greed. and is a scandal
and reproach upon free instilu-
tons, and brands a demoraliza-
ton dangerous TO the perpetuity
of the Republican Government.
We therefore regard a thorough
reform of the civil service as one
OF the most pressing necessities
of the hour. That honesty, capaci
ty and fidelity constitute the only
valid claims to public employ
ment. That the offices of the
Government cease to be a matter
of arbitrary favOritism and pa
triotism and patronage, and that
u public station shall become
again the post of honor. To this
end it is imperatively required
that no President shall be a can.
didate for reelection.
q. We demand Federal taxation
which shall not necessarily inter.
fere with the industry of the PEG.
pie, and which shall provide the
means necessary to pay the ex-
penSes of the government, eco
uomically administered, pensions,
the interest on the public debt,
and u moderate reduction annual
~ of the principal thereof. and
recognizing that there are in our
midst honest, though irreconcila-
ble differences of opinion with re.
gard To the respective systems OF
protection and free trade, we
remit the discussion of the sub.
ject 10 the people in their cougres.
sl0nal districts, and TO the free
decision of Congress thereon Who'll.
ly free of executive interference OF
dictation.
- z. The public credit must be
sacredly maintained, and we de-
nounre reputation in every form
and guise.
s. A speedy return to specie
payment is demanded alike 10y
the highest considerations of com.
merc;al morality and honest gov.
eminent.
9. We remember with gratitude
the herolsm and sacrifices of the
soldiers and sailors of the Repub
lie, and no act of ours shall ever
detract from their justly earned
fame or the full rewards of thelr
patriotism.
10. We are opposed to all fur
ther grants of land to railroad OF
corporations. The pnblic domain
should be held sacred to actual
settlers.
IL. We hold that it is the duty
of the Government in its inter.
course with foreign nations to
cultivate the friendship of peace
by treaty with all OH fair and
equal terms, regarding it alike
dishonorable either to demand
what is not right or submit to
what is wrong.
IL. For the promotion and sue.
cess of those vital measures and
the support of the candidates
nominated by this Convention.
we invite and cordially welcome
the co operation of all patriotic
citizens without regard to politi-
cal affairs.
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Address and Resolutions of the
Democratic State Convention.

Mr.. Carleton Hunt, of Orleans.
as Chairman of the Committee on
Resolution, etc., reported the fol.
lowing address and resolutions.
which were unanimously adopted:
ADDRESS.
The present struggle of Lotus.
lanlans is for their homes and
their liberties.
They are crushed with the
weight of taxes; their courts are
but a mockery of Justice, and the
Executive is a tyrant who exer-
cises an open and bosted control
over the Legislature.
1t is time, fellow-citizens, to
assert your manhood ard dignity
to cleanse the Augean stables-to
re-sstablish the rule OF law and
justice, of economy and constitu.
tional liberty. 1t is time to put the
brand of infamy upon the brows
of those who have dishanored and
plundered Louisiana; to expeI
them from their high places and
make them give place to honest
and capable men-tbe only fiji
representatives of a free and truly
republican people.
Citizens of louisiana The De
mOcrats of the State here assem-.
bled in convention after deliber
ating in a spirit of harmony and
patriotism, have come to the con.
clusion that the Democratic part,
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-27

2rtfttee antwprt.-Oer berabmte
Yprtrdtmaler, &isaub mar NIT benz Bib,
ntb elmer Dame beiddfttst, bic i@ iebr gu
f9mtnfen pfeste. Qestere befla9te iih, BAT
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-vMabame," erwieoerte bie'er, "wtr bs3ie'
ttn un1ere Sarben aus terlelben 4ueae"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-27

Aus Sem Gtterret d.. - Mls man
einf ben srtedti6en ptitoiopten Dtosenes,
ber tm Sabre 424 .. 81. farb, fraste, wel'
Dies bas sefdbrltd1e &bier fet, antwortete
er: vunter ben pilben 8bteren 1T es Der
0erlGumber unb unter ben 3abmen Der
@9meialsr."
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Sic beffeah erprebten 81i4ab1etter,
IN ocu Ser. @taaten.
Cine eGrfnoun g!
Sm Sabre 1869 patentlrt.

Die Gieenf@aft eines BltbabIeiters 1T ni@t,
ben 8lib aus einsr eruBen %Gntfernune a~nausie-
ben, ~fonbern It mub Die &raft baben, menn Der
8lis in elmer Gntfernuns BON IS Tub> pom Wb>
letter nieeetfabrt benielben ansu3isben, unb in
GoIse Der @tnpunsen unladpi@ gu MAIDEN.
Die 8lisasleiter int ntaiip eeipunbtn unt
pereen NIT &upferi&rauben 3uiammeneeebt.
an @ebauben weroen bielelben in @las 9etet
unb nit &upferOrabt tefsfist unp Ptben srei
3oa bonn @ebaubt a..
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tonmen ME auber Srpnuns. &c foute Nie-
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letter aufmaGen Ia1en. @er einen Blibahlet-
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-18
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KEY X G4- %MEg M rs IL az
Saa Get, Pet
Tsis OIs GhsvrEV~
BY j. & A. TEL. LINE.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECORD
Jan l8 1872
TIE marx, is cx'r'mols dun t. day, {
sales We quote At 81 O5a$4,1O.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-06
ARMONIAS REF0RMISTAS,

Apenas ha nacido el peri6dico decemte
(vulgo La Espaiso RadicaU y va Sc halla
en- completa contradiction con su correli
gionario El ProgresO que, radical hasta
el crtnsen, ha adoptado en- religion las teo-
rfas de Rousseau, Robespierre y Victor
Hugo. He aqu( la prueba Dee ell primero:
"Las hjas de MarSa.-Los obs6quios
que ell bello sexo de esta Capital dedica
Nuestra Sonora de la Inmaculada Con-
cepcion, en- la iglesia de San Jose, princi.
piaron Ell 20 del pasado y contindan todas
los noches con ell mayor lucimiento. La
iglesia vistosa y elegantemente colgada,
la Illumination del altar y de las naves, Ia
compostura de los concurrentes, el alma.
miento de la orqnesta, todo contribute 4
impresionar los sentimientos agradable '
religiosamenJe: pero 10 mas grato Y sim
patico es la VOC virginia. de unas cincuen
ia se1oritas que en- coro entonan un pre-
cioso himno Maria Inmaculada GUY:
mdsica es digna de su autor, el ilusCr,
maestro Mercadante, con 10 que todo est'
dicho."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-06
Ordeno q M m~mdo

Artfculo 1nico:-De los delitos de in-
cendio que Sc cometan desde la publica-
cion de este Bando, en- las 6ncas pobla-
clnes rurales, conocera la Jurisdiction
l1nilitar, y sus autores, completes encu-
bridores aerao juzgados en- consejo de
guerra ordinario segun los tramtes de
Ordenanza, y con toda la rapidez urgen-
caa que perm tan las formas del juicio.
Y para la debida observancia y cum
plim;ento, publfquese y circdlese este
Bando en- la forma acostumbrada.
Habana, 8 de noviembre de 1s72.-
Ceballos."
Ell c6lebre corresponsal del Herald de
NueVa York Mr., Henderson, que vino
aqul estudiar la insurreccion, parece que
ha estado dos dias en- ell camp mpanento de
Agramonte; pero sin duda, no le trataban
4 cuerpo de rey, porque a las 4S horas
quIso Volverse para Puerto Principe don
de Sc encuentra sano salvo.
Este Sr. Henderson presenci6 la batida
que nuestros valientes soldados del bata-
lion del Orden y Valmas eda, dieron la
partida que manda Vicente Garcia, en-
cuyo encuentrO tuvieron los defensores de
Cuba llbre 43 mueftos vistos, todos ma
chetazos, sin que por nuestra parte tu-
vleramos mas que dos heridos. La accion
tuvo lugar en- la trocha, campamento de
l4lmones, y Mr.. Henderson que estuvo al
lado de nuestros soldados durante ell COM
bate, habra podldo dar noticias al Herald
y los simpatiZadores de ByOadaUay de
como saben batirse los valientes sodados
espalloles, 10 mismo Ia bayoneta que al
machete y como saben huir los cobardes
part darios de la estrella soitaria.
Es possible que despues de 10 mucho
que del ejercito ibertador habra escrito
gu cotresponsal al Herald, este peri6dco
modlhque sus IDEAS sobre la insurreccion
de Cuba, m6nos que una insigne mala
te Ell orc filibustero, le haga persistir en-
su POGO envidlable tarea de defender la
degradada y vencida insurreccion cubana.
La question .Salmeron- Rivero Olavar-
rleta ha indignado aquf mucho Acuantos
slenten arder en- gu pecho ell fuego santo
de la patria, que son todos. Terrible es
ell anatema que la historic inexorable Ian.
2ara sobfe ell presidente de unas C6rtes
espanolas, que permiti6 atacar la integri-
dad del territorio naciona', la honra de la
patria, y que cuando un voluntario trat6
de defender la institution ultrajada que
pertenece, Sc viese interrumpido viii
pendlado por ese mismo Sr. presidente.
Hace cUatro dias Sc han declarado en-
esta ciudad unos fuertes nortes acompa-
hados de continues aguaceros, que han
cambiado mpletamentamente la tempe
ratara, desarrollandose varias enfermeda-
des, Sobre todo unos catarros muy mo-
lestos.
Saludo 4 todos mis- amigos y los sus
critores del BoLET1N; ", va sabe GUAM
to lie aprecia su amigo
+. IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-06

Nos escriben de Patillas que aquel
Sr. alcalde Sc ha dado recoger y
archivar libretas con ell objeto de ad-
quirir popularidad entire cierta gente.
No comprendemos ell sistema refor-
mista. Al par que en- Arroyo, en- Ca
yeyy en- ell Dorado obligan a tomar
las libretas a los jornaleros, en- Patti
LAS y en- otros puntos, hacen 10 con-
trario sus mismos correligionarios.
Creemos, sin embargo, que, siendo ell
reglamento de trabajadores una ley
VICENTE y agentes subalternos de la
Autoridad Superior los alcaldes, no
esta en- sus atribuciones suprimir las
libretas.
Textualmente nos explica asf vues-
tro comunicante ell efecto de la medi-
da del citado alcalde:
"Suprimidas las libretas, dice, ha en-.
trado un furor por el trabaio entire Ia
gente radical, que todos Sc han proviste
de machetes de unos que llaman sables
de manera que Patillas ha doblado hoy
su fuerza bracera y los agricultores estal
de enhorabuena; como en- las localidade
pequeIas todo Sc observa y Sc comenta
no falt6 quien pescara esta evolucion 81
dirijiera a ciefto propietario, haciendol
yer 10 que eran las libertades las venta
jas que producian, instandole 4 que ira
tara de aumentar sus sembrados en- razo
q que los jornales Sc abaratarfan por viz
tud del incremento que habia tenido {
gremio de braceros; pero sucedi6 10 gu
nataralmente debia suceder, J fue que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-06
En- ell peri6dicO la IQwaZdQd encOl

En- ell peri6dicO la Igwa1dad encon-
tramos ell siguiente curiosfsimo suelto:
CLOS que saben la importancia que las
sociedades secretas han tenido eu algunos
perfodos de nuestra historic, y la infuen-
cia casi decisiva que ha ejercido en- deter
mlnadas OcasiOnes la Francmasonerla, no
! dejaran de dar impOrtancia la siguiente
communication que acabamos de recibir y
de cuya autenticidad Sc nos garantiZa:
"R.'.-LOG..CAP- TEMPLE DE LA Ii
BERrAD.-VALLADoL mac.
DE ESP.
Valladolid, de nov;embre de 1872 -
Sr. director de la Igualdad.-Muy Sr.
nuestro: Considerable en- cuanto valen las
apreciaciones de su aprecable perl6dico
al juzgar q D. Manuel Ruiz Zorrlla por
su conducta, segun Sc dice, como alto
puesto en- la Masonerla, en la question de
la abolicion de la pena de muerte en- Ell
Congreso de los diputados, creemos de
nuestro deber manfestar que no pertere"
ce al n1mero de los masones establecidos
ba 10 los auspicios del Serenfsimo Grande
Oriente Nacional de Espa1a: que 81 es
mason es irregular; asf como, sea cual
fuere ell grado que en- la Orden tenga y ell
cargo que desempene, su modo de proce
der es antlmas6nico; que los individuos
de este Taller protestan energicamente
de su manera de obrar, y que 81 81 per-
teneciera, l3 hubieran declarado traidor q
la Orden, indigno de pertenecer a ella y
acreedor al castigo que mereceu los que
faltan a sus sagrados juramentos.
De V afectfsimos SIS. SIS. @. B. S. M.
-Por mandado de la L6gia ell secretario,
Riego gr.'.-El b. Or, Sixto Camara.-
Ell V. M. A., Pitagoras Ell primer Wig.
A.. Bollvar.-El % Wig. A., Lincoln %
Ell h. tesorero, Colon 90"
La precelente COMMUNICATION, al
par que desmiente ell insistente rumor
que por esta Isla ha tempo circula
de que ell Sr. Ruiz Zorrilla es ell jefe
de la masoneria en- Espana, es la me-
jor recommendation que pueda hacerse
del proceder del actual presidente
del Consejo de ministries. ST otras
pruebas no tuviesemos de las tenden-
cias que en- 10 tocante America tie
ne la citada association hallarfamos
una en- ell nombre Bolivar con que Sc
6rma ell primer vigiIante que suscribe
ell anterior documento.