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The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-10

L may b a 10Y veil TOR men to
~u,sG,e with 80 4.sa1sE. 70 -
rate s.d bsntsr. s.dfundc~n each
Other in the po,iticrlr.oe. Bat the
lengths to which personal abuse md
violent and virnlent denunciation
and even calumny are being carried
everywhere at present, Is deplorab'e.
We sometimes think of the fast ap-
preaching period when all thisstorm
and wildness will be over. and calm .
ems and reason assume their throne
and men be thrown together on
common ground and We wonder
what some Of them will think Of
themselves and how embarrassed
and compromised they will feel when
they are reminded of their ineonsid-
crate utteranoes now. For instance
when Charles Summers Republican
traducers win be confronted with
their records their vile and Insane de-
nunciatioas Of the great statesman.
When, whether Grant or Greeley il
elected the services Of the heroic old
philanthropist will be needed, and
sought by some Of the very men
who now revile him: With what
face will they dare approach him ?
It may be al very we'll to accuse
Mr.. Sumner of permitting his resent-
ment to cloud his reason, but it is
as foolish ~ it is wicked to call him
a "traitor", "dotara", 'ku-klux sup
port" and such. Nothing can be
moe false, ana nothing more ON
phatically shows that bald and RI
bald abuse and Islander are all that
can he leveled at him. The BOOM
erang will most probably return to
smite it's protector.
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THEY DIE WITH A LIE
THEIR THROAT.
frRon the IBKsvuLE NEWS.

The New Cr:cans Weekly Nationrl
KDvbi;scam Of tine fourth instant, gives
Insertion tn q communication signed
"NERO," purporting to have bee"
written at Paquemiae. which demands
a brief notice at our hands. 1ts n"to-
riously false assertion, that the few
malcontents who >ain]y attempted to
hold . kellogg meeting ct + ,scda '
on the twcnty-,eventh ultimo, consti-
tinted the largest Republican meeting
ever held in that part a the parish,
should indelih3y brand IA writer a. IN
unprincipled hireling. IRdeed soEross
. misstatement, ifnot wiIful falsehood,
would warrant the belief, that ':NERO'
was no nearer than the Crescent CITY
to the scene Of the mass meeting which
he 80 autlaoritativcly describes, and
that some Bohemian familiar With the
topography Of the parish Of 1bervine,
drew upon his fertile imagination for
the exaggerated facts upon which he
erccts an enthusiastic meeting to ratify
the nomination of VIM. Pitt Kellogg.
1t is no longer a matter Of donbt,
who the impndent adventurer n, who
has the hardihood to accuse Hon. T.
G. Deslonde of having compromised
the interest Of hiss RICE for his own az
grandisement, in the Legislature last
winter. Aud when this Bohemian
elanderer, behind his thin mask, IN,
dertakes to belittle the influence Of
Newman Garner, Esq, in Crosse Tetf,
lie incurs tho ire. of a ma without
whose fricnship n Postoffice Agent
can become Parish Judge in nbcrvillc,
or receive the support Of this Parish
for a seat in the State Senute. And he
will find a Tartar on his track, when
| Newman Garner declares war against
him. His mask il too thin, N l we 1t :
| wise ''NERO" to take it off, and con-
duct himself with more propriety, or
make himself scarce in these parts.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-10
~The Grand Ir,; of August 3,

"a Ile Gf0nd ~, OF August .,
contains the following
Per. onM.-Brown "explains" in
the Lou1s1AS1Ax about something
be knows nothing about. We can't
spare neither time or space to no
tice him, Ms we are after higher
game. 1a-ta Brown!
This kind Of creeping out Of q
discussion which Burch himself
provoked might be very convenient
to an incapable, but is hardly Gre
ditable to a distinguished debater''
liko Burch. But We let him go,
and since he is after "higher game"
We will explain one or two things
We do certainly know something
about.
In the six lines Of his paragraph
he could not avoid the most merci-
less outrages on tho language Of the
Republic. His REPETITION Of "about''
displays his confusion Of thought
and incapacity to comprehend the
construction Of q simple sentence.
His use of the pronoun neither
demanded that he should have
used "nor" after "time." But he
didn't do it because he couldn't.
Better not be after "higher game u
than this just now.
There is one thing, however,
vii h the prospective Congressman
can do and, if the authority of Mr..
Charles T. Howard is Of any value,
did do. He can and did turn his
time and services in the Legislature
to profitable account. The Pica-
yunc Of Wednesday contains IN ex-
posure of the names of Legislators
who were bribed to vote for the
Levee Bill, and among the names
of those who received one thousand
dollars to support it, we find that Of
J. Henri Burch. Is this the "higher
game" you are after? Let us ad-
monish you to descend awhile to
ordinary scenes and surroundings
and try and see yourself as others
zee you. Twill do you good, Bro
Their.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-10
GIL UB DIRECTORY.

FIRST WARD-Thomas isabelle, T1s
sident; A. Tfilot, Secretary. st. Charlie,
between Felicity and Pdlymnia streets;
meets "WEDNESDAY evenings ut u.
SECOND TARD-C. F. Glaudin, Pr.
sident: p. f. Bechtel, Secretary: Gedas'
Hail. Erato between Barronne and Caro-.
delet streets; meets TUESDAY e~veningat1 Y.
THIRD WARD-E. r. Chase, Prsi.
dent; W. 8. Lorg, Secretary; meets Nos
DAT evening At x,
FOURTH wARD-R. G. Howard, Pr.
sident; A. Pluche, Secretary; IRENE CO..
ner Cont; meets MONDAY evening At y.
FIFTH wARp-Joseph. Follin, Pra.
dent; J. E. Matihieu, Secretary; Toulouse
between Nlarals and Where; meets Yun-
DAT evening ut q.
SIXTH WARD-F. ?. Benedict, Prs'
dent; 4. Capla, Secretary; Ursulines ns's
Dcbigny; "WEDNESDAY evening
SEVENTH WARD. B. Jour1siH'
President; VIM. Moore, Secretary: Union
near Claiborne; meets MoS0AY evening ~
EIGHTH WARD-E. v. Leclcrs, S~'
Rotary; Morales near Marigny; meets AoS-
DAT evening ut u.
NINTH WARD-Samnel Carter, Pres'
dent; John Blandin, Secretary; meets WED
xEsDA1 evening at y.
TENTH WARD.-E. r. Duclaslonse,
F. X. Hyde, Secretary; , @'N
corner Camp and Jackson STREETS l'H'
DAY evening at u.
ELEVENTH WARDS. n. Sinp's,
President; Louis Carter; Secretary; corner
First and Dryades streets; meets NoSDA'
evening y o'clock.
TWELFTH WARD-D. C. Woodruff,
President; ]. B. Winters, Secretary; nesS
Saturday evening, u, at City Hail. 'sne''
son.
(. THIRTEENTH wARD--J.B B. Gsudd'
President; VIM Bauduit. Secretary; CO..
ner Camp and Cadiz; meets MONDAY s''''
ing y:
FOURTEENTH WARD = Madisos
Brown, President; 4. Powell, Secresai M
LOUISE. st. between Chostnus sn'
TUESDAY evening at u.
FIFTEENTH WARD-R. BucbanaD'
q. w. Farrow, Secretary cw-
ner Pacific and jackson; meets hoSD"'
evening at u.
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The following letter frum Senator Sumner
has been received by General Hugh j. Camp
boil, who hes kindly placcdit in our hands for
publications:
WASHINGTON D. G.. Aug. 8, 1872.
Denr SRI have been detained in
Washington through the heats of this
summer, and now my face must be
turned North, rsthcr than South. But
I beg you 10 believe me grateful fol
the invitation with which you have
hOnored me.
Yon are right in opposing the usur'
pations of the Customhouse in the At.
fairs of Louisiana; such conduct,
though supported by the Administers
ton, is so hostile to Republican insti.
tutions. and 90 utterly indeienible,
that oil good Republicans ihould co.
operate againstit
Pardon me il I should add that, IN
happily, this usnrpation is only = type
Of the injurious pretensions 50 mani-
fsst in President Grant since his entry
into civil life. Tho soldier, to whom
the coutzy was grateful is lost in the
President.
The opportunity is now presented Of
placing m original Abolitionist in the
White House. who, while guarding the
rights Of the colored people, will seek
concord. Because Democrats have
adopted him As their candidate I shall
not be deferred from voting for him.
Besides securing a good President,
you must see that no persons receive
your votes - Representatives in Con-
mess who will not at al times stand BY
the equal rights Of our colored fellow
citizens. Believe, dear cir. faithfully
yours,
(6igned.) CHAx1Es SUMNER,
Hon. Hugh J. Campbell,
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OUR AGENTS.

MISSISSIPPI - Daniel E. Yeung,
0reenville.
INUI6IANA John A. Washington,
Rlnok Hawk, Concoedia Parish; Hon. q.
Y. Kelso, Alexandzia; Antoine / Ster!ett,
Shreveport, A. G. Ruth, Carroll Pazish.
]. RoaS Stewart, Tensae.e
DISTRICT OF COLUMBlA:-James
A. D. Green, Washington City:
ILLINOIS Lewis B. White, Chicago.
KENTCCKY:-Dr. r. A. Green, Louis
vile.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-10

NJ The h*est teleersphic nsws
from North Carolina concede in favor
Of Caldwell, Republican, for Governor,
Ewhile the Dsaoezats hsye elected i've
Econgreamsn and there Repab6caas.
The Demoerats hsve also slected :
minority in both Ho.ses Of tho Leeis-
lature.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-10

IMpDovx,Gugm - Notwithstanding
tho daily complaints Of "dun times" :.
owners on Canal street and
elsewhere ind encouragement enough
70 induce Asm to bepuIling down Old
stores and erecting new and improved
buildings IN THAR dead. A walk
:alung4the ,Bodita1dwreveak scores a
hhorsrs and &iIled artisans bpaify
engaged IN this work, =
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-10
The lmpsltasee Of Learailg 4 TFade

Why is Il that there 10 such . repug
nance on the part Of parents to putting
their sons to q trade? A skilful me.
chanic is an Independent man. Ok
where he will, his craft WIN bring him
support. He need ask favors Of none.
Re has literally his fortune in his own
hanls. Yet foolish parents ambi.
tious that their Sons should "rise in
the world," A. they say-ste more vii.
ling that they shoc'd study for = pro.
fession, With the chances Of even mod
crate success heavily against them, OF
run the risk depending theirmanhood
in the ienoble. task Of retailing dry
goods, or Of toiling laborioualy It the
accountants desk, than learn = trade
which would bring them manly
strength, health and independence.
In point Of fact, the method they
choose. is the one1east likely 10 achieve
tho advancement aimed It; for the
supply Of candidates for position a.
"errand-boys, "idy goods clerks, and
kindred occupations, il notoriously
.overstocked; while, on the other hand,
the demand for really skilfa naechan-
les, Of every descipaoa; q = = notori-
only bevon6 Ia Rronky rha-ou
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-10

DG-Rev. Henry Highland Garnett
and ". q. Saunders have engaged to
discuss the merits of Grant and Gaee-
ley in the Cooper Institute, rs soon a.
the hall could be obtained.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-10

The UyIstian Recorder mentions
the formation Of IN association Of
colored men for the: purpose. Of
erecting . nonument to John
Brown.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-10

"a The Liberal Convention,
which commenced its session on
Monday last in the Academy Of
Music, has not up to the time Of
this writing made any nominations.
A committee on conference was ap-
pointed on Tuesday, charged to
enter into conferences with the De-
mocratic and Reform executive
COMMITTEES, and the State Central
Committee Of the regular Republi-
can party, with . view to coalition.
The task has been 80 hard of ac-
complement that notwithstanding
the incessant labors of the commit
tee, day and night, no combination
il: yet announced. The Convention
has consequently been only meeting
every morning and adjourning TO
the next day.
Since the above has been in type,
th Lib< ral Convention has received
a majority and a minority report
from their Conference Committee.
The majority report details it's labors
and laments the failure Of all efforts
at coalition, and concludes by
stating that "while we recognize
with regret the fact that the people
Of Louisiana are seemingly widely
separated in political opinions, We
arc, nevertheless, profoundly and
mistakenly impressed with the
conviction that through the Liberal
party alone can Louisiana be politi-
cally regenerated sud redeemed"
The minority report travels over
the ground and views things from
another standpoint. II concludes
by recommending the appointment
Of q new committee to accept the
final proportions a. made BY the
Democratic and Reform Joint Cona-
mittee of Conferences, which are
that the Liberal party 1atify the
nomination Of McEnery for Gov
ernor, Jonas for Lieutenant Gov.
ernor, and II. N. Ogden for Attor-
ney General, the Liberal party to
have the nomination. oz the re-
naming seventeen oli::2%:a. What
tho result will be we cannot tell.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-10
sTaTf CENTRAL COMMITTEE

oee)efoA
Psrsmxx1-HUGH ]. CAMPBELL,
Recretary-Wm. g. Brown,
Assistant 8ecrehary-Wm. II. Green,
Treasurer-A. f. Barber.
FRET CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
H. Mahoney, of Plaquemines.
O. Rey, Of Orleans.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Pat. Creagh, of Orleans.
J. G.. Oliver, st. James.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
G. Fiske, of East Baton Rouge.
A. r. Francis, of Lafayette.
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
f. w. Devices, of DeSoto.
r. Blunt, of Natchitoches.
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
A. B. Harris, of Concordia.
W. Jasper Blackburn, OF Clai-
borne.
6IAIE AL AANoLs
r. B. S. Pinchback, Of Orleans.
N. Underwood, of Baton Rouge
O. F. Hunsacker, of st. James.
A. E. Barber, of Orleans.
w. n. Twitchell, Of Red River.
H. G.. Myers, Of Natchitoches.
John Parsons, Of Orleans.
II. L. Swords, Of Assumption.
f. c. Morphy. of Orleans.
E.. v. Leclerc, OF Orleans.
SuD.ExtevTlvf eoaAaejr1u.
P. B. S. Pinchback, Chairman.
Hugh j. Campbell, N. Underwood
A. E. Barber, o. F.. Hunsaoker'
NJ. H. Twitchell.
EtHAMct COMMITTEE.
A. 3. Harris. E. ". Devices,
II. Mahoney, H. c. Meyers.
John Parsons.
~Rspublicsn papers throughout the
State please copy,
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NOTlC1'

HEADQUARTERS STATE ChNl p.tv
aCommitteo Regular Republican f a.!
Of .Louis;iaua. No. is DTyades street, "''
Orleans, July 8, 1871. n.
The. State Central Committee Of 9 ", W. -,
gular Republican Party naeets aans ''
these headquarters. H.. .;.r
Co-workers, and friends from 'Os az
aud parishes, are. invited TO call IA
ONCE hours from 10 o'clock \ u ""
p. II
BY order Of the Committee.
WIN. g. BROWN, 6ecfe1a'''
Republican papers please oopsy:
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Glimpse at the Grandest Masonic Edifiet
q the Continent.

From the Philadelphia Telegraph
We take the following sketch Of tn
Masonic Temple in Philvdelphia:
For the most the outside WALL
of the building indicate uniquel.
the design Of the architect, whicl
was to combine massive strength
with artistic beauty. There ar
very few buildings in this .countr,
in which the stolid granite has bee,
so neatly fashioned into an Amos
ornate contour without detractin(
from the effect Of the stone. Eve
rything within and without denotes
stability and durability.
The new temple will cost a million
of dollars, and the amount required Il
complete the structure has nearly al
been raised on the simple pledge o.
the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania,
which is reckoned the United States,
its assets footing up above 500 900.
It is decided that the temple shall
be dedicated on tho oath of June,
1873, the anniversary Of the birth Of
81. Sohn the Baptist. The ceremonies
will probably be conducted by the
present Grand Master, Samuel q.
Perkins, Esq, and they will attract to
this city hundreds Of Masons from all
parts of the world.
The only feature Of tie new build
ing which has suffered At the hands Of
critics is the extremely ornate con-
glomerate doorway ON Broad street.
OF this many peraoas speak with dis
favor. 1t esrtaisly has disappearance
Of an architectural experiment, the
success .ofvaich is at tho best doubt
full, but il is rs yet inchoate, and sur
roundings yet to be arranged may turn
it out to better advantage.
The main entry and hall are finished
as is the banqueting hall, three lodge
rooms, and the commandery-room.
A. soon as the plastering b seasoned,
they viii be upholsteredaa d furnished;
but it is understood tha& no frescooing
viii be done for some .tinein order to
provide against cracking Ind Aaws in
the walls, which cannot be discovered
now.
Il is expected that all of the rooms
will be finished by the LIST Of Decem-
ger, and will be ready for the uPho1s-
terer. a.
Workman IRE. busily engaged in
putting IN the steam, aud gas-pipes,
md BY. fall The: entire building win
be sufficiently adeaaoed to warrant
. general . general inspection BY the
Every effort j! being made to have
he tower 1t The southwest corner Of
he structure oomr1sted ~ ths advent
Il cold weather: e
II is understood shalt over one
hundred and fifty Masonic oeeEiza-
ions win hold regular neetiism the
.ew temple, more than assemble in
~ ether Ma4sonie. hau in The ,xpf3d
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-10

~The friends Of Hon. d. Heideu-
hahn viii be pleased 10 learn that his
wound is no longer considered fatal,
and that he is slowly recovering.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-10
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1872.
TO OUR CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

We will be glad if you notify our
Office of any delinquency on the
part of our carrier, as our arrange
ments are such that every issue Of
our paper should be regularly de-
liyerod,
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-10

~The Democratic party will have
a grand Torch-Iight procession TO-
night,
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-10
Letter from Mr.. sumner;

Tho following letter ffum 6enstor Sumner
has been received by General Hugh J. Camp
boil, who hes kindly placcdi it in our hands for
publications:
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-10

Psrsmxu-HU0H ]. CAMPBELL,
Necretary-Wm. G.. Brown,
Assistant sec1etary-Wm. H. Green,
Teeasnrer-A. +. Barber.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-17
g A UL' IT IL A .

CsambfOs.-CuanGSO e-a tiempOs del gee
neral Gomez PaIld0 SO demostf0 como 3
y 9 son 5 en las. Columns del BoLET1N
que Ia G3ografla Hs5oria de ID, Julio
VlzoafFoodo, era un LDto anti espanol &
laconVen ente por t0dos conceptos para
texto de las esouelas, varios profesores p1-
blicos prohibieron en- sus escuelas ell uso
De tan pernicioso libro, y IA autoridad man
do que una -comsion informase sobre los
textes que no fuese1 a prop6sito para en-
senaF a ninos espaIoles. Ignoramos ell re
sultado de esta information, Lo que 81 ma
llegado n1estra rnoticia es que no cpocos
maestros de aquellos que haban dado de
bal 4 el llbrito de Vizcarrondo, 10 han vuel-
to adoptar ahora que ell refo mismo esta
en- su apogeo; hasta nos han .c0ntado
que ciefto7 copocido maestro superior eJ Gu
yas opiniohes p6lfticas catdban peyrtfestc- !
to cofdpas de las de los dist!btos gobe ia
dores que mandan, ha cah1biado igual-
mente de geografia. Excusado parece
decir que este es uno de)los que acaba de
dar de alta el famoso texto, del7 ministro
pretestante D.. Julio, con Ia, nisma pres
teza que hace algunos meses 10 do de
bqja, + , nef9 otrat,4 IL
LastIma que est eqailib los sean ines
tables.
j / AI>5k
81 Fl HltiHnO figHr5n.-POr ell tlltisno corr
REQ hemoS rec1bldo este precloso semana-
flo de Madrid que con tanto acierto diri-
je la barohesa de Wilson. 10 mismo en su
Eredaccion que en- sus grabados va mejo-
irando cada dia esta publicScion exclusiva-
mente dedicada a las damas elegantes.
5sRecomendamos su suscripcion, de la
cual esta sta encarrgado nuestro amigo D. J.
LA Espala Eadical''-COM es fe tftu-
do,g dleen nlalas lehguas, vase publican
un nuevo periodico redactado por la bien
1lcortada p6nola detSr. Cares Perez 81
este Sc verifca, va podelnos dar poi 1nt1er-
tos los peri6dieos e3todos los partidos sin
exception de matiees.. Los conseryadores,
d recordando la brilante. campaila, que !, en-
pro de sus doctrines y 4 favor del general
SAM, hizo El Porre3sir deiaran Ez Cent?
qpelq, 81 Don Ca,aaa7o. Y ell BoLETiiN Sc
sluscribirah q ia iEs1fjsl5a iEsfj5sl6 Ruai6dz; los re-
! ttormistas que8no.han podido olvidar la cru
4 dicion del colaborador de I1 P,0gfeso,s Sc
bomaran de este, de La Ragopy de Don
i Sa0sphcio para fornlar. en- las listas .delnue-
/. Yo eolegai; finalmente los patos, que nc
tenian peri6dico, correran en- masa. 4 ms
cTiMbirse M en- 81 de su antique correIigiona-
rio. Preyiendo ese 6xito estrpendo. cree
mos que el nuevo organo conservo-pati-
radical debiera llamarse The Porto Riic6
i Tines,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-17
@. B. S. M.
dose NadaI v Rey.

La seguridad con que sfirmau los Togo
neros en- su d!tino remjtido, ''que mi
5eua del hombre tras la cortina, es una
pesadlla mia" me autoriza escribir 10
qoe algue: pues en ningun tempo podrS
declfse qae l!ev0 Ia question al terreno de
las persona idades, no existiendo esa per
SO IA, como Sc deduce de aquella afirma~
o'on- --.. En- ese oonoepto nadie puedo
ot9udeF, dlrjgj6ndome, como voy hacerlo,
! un ser imaginario.
Ell primer cargo que SO hace al senior
Stelnaoher queda destsuido por el segun
10 que cita el denunciador al manfastar
''que Sc empez6 a haoer uso de los hornos
sn abril del corrente ano;" pues no Sc
concioe que pueda hacerse uso de- una
cosa cue 80 esta 1tl.
En- ell segupdo Sc inventa "que a causa
de las reiteradas oargas que sufrieron,
para que pudieran foncionar las retortas
Sc agrietaron en- todos sentidos producien-
slo considerables p6rdidas en- la destlia
cion.0 Esas p6rdidas grietas, amable
oaballero particular. no han poaido exis-
tir desde Ell momento que IS muy sabido
por las personas prsctlcas en- Ia fabrica-
clon del gas, que las cargas hechas con
nteligencia y bajo la direction de perso-
oas entendldas, producer los efectos con-
trarios los que V, senala; aiempre que
las retortas sean de barro. como 10 son las
que V. alude. Ademas ell que mauejaba
la en1presa conocia sds intereses v nunca
podfla avenlrse perder dinero sabien-
das. 4 .#a
El terce1o esta lIeno de tprpezas E. G.ine-
xact.tudes: por 10 que me linitare q decir
| que las bocas y mo ltantes aun no habian
pfestado dos amos de servicio; pues te
niendo siempre dioho. Schumacher cierto
n1meros de repuesto,l (todavia tiene de
venta nuevas en- almacenl y debiendo
| quitarIas 6 las retortas que Sc seinutiiizabaFi.
para adoptarlas 9 po1eri otras, las rotor,
tas nuevas, es vidente que nunca pade-
ron ttrabajar s 8 10 amos; primero porque
habia otras para aternar despues por
que, no habiendo retorta que resista aqnal
nhmero de ants ha tenido que quitarse
la boca para reemplazar la retorta indtl:
en todas las fabricas del mundo tiene que
usCcl sc AZ ultStABO, LII 10 TGlSTGilLS a i0S
puentes y todo 10 demas que contiene ell
tercer cargo, basta decir que esas pleas
son dc hero oolado, y estando como estan
fuera de la a'csccloc a'csccloc contlnua y drecta del
fuego, puedea durar mas tempo que Ell
inpggnador.
81 cuarto "que muchJsJ de los a1azos
(esta palabra debe ser de algun ex-arqui-
tecto) poh edelante, estaban adherfIos q
las eajas &c. mo sabe V. saearlos,
sr. Soufl eur9 q ppes me hubiera v.
llamado a mf.
El qninto manifesto ''que todos estos
defeotos foeroh reconocidos porla conf
! ss':on.del Exono. Ayuntamiento Ell dia do
Ia entrega 6sea iel 9 de setiembre tltilno
anterior" Esteeargo como So dirige tan
dnectamente d ID comiaion del nanicipio
delo ytoda Ia response bslidad su autor.
E sexto SOLO expresa '.la presaneia del
hutno en- los mecheros, &c. -" va Sc We,
come el gas de hoy esta sdcio, quiere en-
suclar al anterior.
El li!timo de la recopilaci,n que tanto
honra mi hon0bre de, Ia cortins,," tene