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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-13

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-13
GAcETILLA.

nustre COfradfa de Jesus CruciflcadO
y Santa Rosa de Lima.-Esta Corporation
ha acordado dar principle esta noche las
oraciones, q las novenas de Nuestra Seno-
ra de los Dolores, unidas los eiercicios
que los RR. PIP. de la Companfa de Jesus
celebran en- Ia iglesia de San Jose; Ell dia
% las de su manana tendra lugar la
= @''4 | c>p'Ao1; S'' u; 2kqtc:ss2r( 2 rs r. @p
cido y acreditado professor Sr. Callejo, hs
6jado nuevamente su residencia en- esta
Capital, en- dOnde Sc dedica todo 10 con
cerDiente q su arte y con especialidad al
ramo de Ia ensenanza, va sea te6rica, vo
cal 6 instrumental. Llamamos la atencion
de nuestros lectores, hacia ell anuncio de
dicho Sr. que Sc halla en- la seccion cor
respondents. --....-.-. ...---s~..---.
Trio nj BIancO.-El domingo 10 del
corrlente cOrrespondi6 la ga compa1fa
del Battalion de Voluntarios de esta Ca
pital, egercitarse en- el Trio al Blanco. La
compaffa llev6 "a hombres, hizo 326 dis
paros' & 200 metros, y di6 157 blancos,
cerca del so por ciento; q 400 metros dis
par6 277 yeces, y di6 l05 blancos, mas
del 3S por ciento. .ssss.
Observamos con gusto, que los Volun-
tarlos adelantan con una rapidez asom
brosa en- ell manejo del arma, que sacan
gran partido del fusil de precision con
que disparan.
TeatrO.-A 1eneflclo del nfIIO Primits.
vo Vlllahermosa tendra lugar ell iu6ves IA
del c0rriente una variada function. a,le se
compondra de la c6lebre cornedia en- g ac
tos denominada jStt1iyan! desempenada
por la companfa Robreno, y cuyo papel
de pretagenista esta q cargo del Sr. Irioo
yen. Ouando Sc estren6 esta comedia en-
Madrid ven Ell teatro del Principe. Sc dieron
ciento y pico de representaciones seguidas
pues en- ella cre6 81 immortal Romea uno
de los papeles que le dieron mas nombre
| Como fin de fiesta Sc pondffd en- escena
ia pieza en- un acto, Contra S0berbia h,.u,iz
i dad, desempenada por los nifos nina,
del lCOLEGIo DE LA CoNcEPoroN los c,la..
les 4 su director dedica la function q ii,
no Villahermosa.
! Fl conocido merito de Ia comediav ME
"a y vafiedsd de Verstfabaiar como mo- acto co
re nlios de corta edad estamos sequro
atraera un numeroso pdblico. 7'
ConAo ee mata el .peIo.-.T ,6mo.. -
craneO = las raiees del pelol cOntfnusmenf
saturados con aceites, y Ia calyicie !
puede esPerar como resuItado se0uro.
Il Una relaiAcion general de Ia mem bran
= fssns sA slS "a kssaEs ssess
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-13

en que las ibras nacen, Las aHoiara, y
caeran; pero 81 por el contrario los tegu-
nlentos, u yasos super6ciales de la cabeza,
se fortaiecen Y refuerzan con ese fnolvi
gorador yegetal el T6nico Oriental retienen
afrmemente las raices del cabello y su~
plen color, y nutrimento en- abundancia
& los tubos, asegurando asi una cabellera
esplendorosa, y evitando Ia apariencia de
las. canas. .s ...l5gs sa.ss4l3s SCI hi
La medicina del mar.-Se puede IIa-
mar propiamente al Aceite de Hfgado de
Bacalao un especffco marino, y la pes
carfa de Terra Nova una basta botica; pero
precisan tambien los auxilios de la cien-
cia y de la habilidad para perfeccionar Ell
artfculo para usar en- el cuarto del enfer-
mo bien Sc puede decir que han alcans
zado I'm trunto en- la production del Acei~
te de Hfgado de Bacalao de LanmanI y
Kemp. Su calidad es sobresaliente, y mi
les de personos deben sus propiedades
sus curas de gotta constitutional, reuna-
tismo cr6nico, males cutaneos, y todo I'll
po de enfermedad pulmonar. Els literal
mentes libre de impuridades y contiene
mucha iodina que los otros otros Aceites
que son .preparados con menos esmero.
Una .cucharadamezelada con dos del Pee.
toral de Anacahuita es ell modo mas facil
detornar ell Aceite.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-13
Dutacion proyincial sobre escuelas can,i-.

Iputacion provincial sobre escuelas, canai-
nos vecinales y de otros ramos.
Ha informado al lSuperior Gobierno Gin
co solicitudes que le han pasado, sobre
todo, ha recandado en- los dos meses por
todos conceptos 1891 pesetas 38 cent?
mos, y 81 la Excma. Diputacion provin
cial hubiese deyuelto Ell presupuesto que
para su aprobacion Sc le mand6 en- feoha
e de febrerc. estarfa casi liquidado con
la Hacienda la quota subsidiaria.
Muchos otros asuntos ha despachado
que Sc omite, debiendose anadir que ha
estado enfermo en- CANA trece dias, asf
trabajaba muchas cosas, con un escribien-
te que de su bolsillo pagaba y otras
por ST mismo. Nunca dej6 de trabajar
de noche,r y en- muchas de elias, acom-
panado de un criado sale por los barrios
a las doce y una, para vigilar las rondas y
enterarse de la tranquilidad de su juris-
diccion. La organization del partido Es-
panol aquf, es solo obra suya; celebrando
Comites, y reuniones de personas adictas
y atray6ndose a otras que pertenecian q
Ell contrario bando Solo los enemigos po
dram negar el bien que ha hecho y los
buenos servicios prestados, hasta sus pro-
pios enemigos personales. Pues bien este
hombre que tiene una voluntad de hierro,
y un verdadero don de mando quiere
renunciar SUI destino, que sirve graciosa-
mente y ad-honoren en- bene6cio del pue-
bio, y nosotros que vemos 10 mucho que
vale, y el NAL que causarfa al pueblo 81
ESQ sucediese, acudimos q la prensa para
rendirle un justo tribute de agradeci-
miento y rogarle no prive esta pobla
cion de sus servicios que tan necesarios
le son y mas en- las actuales circunstan-
cias.
Dfgnese Sr. Director, dar cabida en- su
peri6dico q esta manifestation le que
daran agradecidos S. S S. @. B. S. M.
VariOs veciMOs de Gurabo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-13

de que s0na0s capaces, prOtestafhO
contra las palabras vertidas en- el Con
greso de Ia Nacion, pors el Sr Blanct
~ Sosa en- deshonra del muy dignt
cuerpo, Ia benemerita institution dc
voluntarios de estas fieles Antillas;
protestamos 81, una y mil veces pro-
testamos, aunque sin espfritu alguno
de yenganza, pues mas que nuestra
indignation y desprecio, el ex-diputa-
do Sr. Blanco y Sosa merece hoy la
compassion, ell perdon de todo cora
zon verdaderamente ,espsnol cuyo dis
tintiyo ha sido y sera siempre. abne-
gacion y generosidad: ell SE Blanco y
Sosa Sc ha hecho justicia por ST mis-
mo.-Qae Ia terra le sea ligera. y u
Aibonito, MARIO A. de 1872. y
Ell Captain, Jose Dolores Rivera.-El
CAPTAIN honorario, Juan, M: Santiago
Tenientes, Fernando lPont, Jose R. sGonza
lez.-Alf6reces, Justiniano Santiago, Vicen
te. Suarez -Ofcialde e. M. del battalion de
Ponce, Jose Antonio Moran.-Els sSargen-
to 1o, Jose Aniceto lores.-Sarge1tos 2o,
Manuel Gil Sanchez, B. Ventura Torrens,
Jose Elias Santiago, Aquilino Torres
Cabos 1?,, Jose Taboada, sCandidO sSantfni,
Ramon A Rodriguez, Juan Jose Martinez,
Jose Masbernat, Cecilio Delgado.- -Cabos
2e,i Geronimo Martinez,h Jose Pont, Ale
jandrino Zayas, Juan Marrero, Jesus Sua-
rez, Pedro Zayas.- Voluntarios, Jose Ma
Gonzalez.--Antolin Rivera Francisco
Becerra. -Esteban Arrese. Obdulio Mar
tinez. Guillermo Aponte. Pedro Boni-
lla.-Tiburcio Colon 2o-Salustiano Orte-
Ga. = Perfecto Recasens. Jose Wen
celao Morales, Jose Masbernat.- -Nicasio
Lara.-Aveino Zayas.--Jose Colon.
Por Federico Colon, Jose R. Gonzalez
Por Emilio Santiago, F. Masbernat. -
Francisco Martinez Pedro Pablo Rodri-
guez.-Francisco Tapia.-Ricardo Ortiz.
-Andres Bonilla a-Por Eraquio Bonilla,
Rogelio Bonilla.-Por Juan de Dios Ortiz,
Eduardo Ortiz.-Jose Carmen Dr6s.-
Eduardo Ortiz. iz.-Francisco Ma Rivera
Por Francisco Dr6s, Jose R. Gonzalez
Fructuoso Colon -Benigno Rodriguez. -
Jose Jesus Rodriguez.-Por Domingo Co
lon, ] Masbernat.-Por Pedro Colon Mi
randa, Jose Masbernat. -Alejandro San
tiago.-Lorenzo Negron Juan Negron.
-Francisco Aponte. Feliciano Coma
lez.-Hilario Rivera.-Felix V. Rivera
Juan Jose Diaz. Pedro Amalio Rivera.
-Por Pedro Rivera, Fernando Pont.-
Domingo Santiago Jose Robustiano Ortiz.
-Bartolome Suarez 2o-Francisco Sua>
rez. Pedro Jose Rivera.-Por Jose Car
men Torres, joe Niceto Flore'.-Por Jo-
Sc Mauricio Negron, Jesus Suarez.-Por
Francisco Lopez, Jose D. Rivera.-Por
Jose Torres, f. Pont.-Eleuterio Santa
go.-Jos6 Martin Rivera. -Por Luis Or.
tiz, j. R. Gonzalez.-Por Juan Diaz Ca
davedo, F. Pont.- Miguel Mendoza
Francisco A. Romero. o.-Antonio Reguera.
-Por Manuel de J. Bonilla, J. Santiago.
-Por Ulpiano Ortiz, J. Santiago. Este
ban Biana.-Por Emilio Bonilla, F. Pont.
Solivan. Juan Bautista
Santiago, Ramon Santiago. Francis
co Colon, J. Niceto Flores.-Por Genaro
Rodriguez, Jose Pont. -~.-.--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-13
dulci6cado q carketer agFesiro de una

dulci6cado q searketer aggressive de- una
parte de Ia Camara.
LaIaCtitud del Sr. O6novas, explicitaE+
mente de6nida, enSla session de aver, tie
ne, sobre todo en- los actuales fnomentos,
/. una gran importancia, no solo para Ell
partido conseFysdor, sino para todos los
revolucionarios dinasticos sinceros.
Felicitemonos, antes de terminar esta
reseha, de la disolucion de unas C6rtes
que eran un verdadero g6rmen de desor-
ganizacion para los partidos polfticos, 81
quiera al morn hayan escrito la mas iris
to pagina de su breve vida, y hagamos
votos porque las nuevas Camaras respon
dan mas las aspiraciones del pals y sean
Ell apoyo de todo gobierno sinceramente
conservador de la legalidad VICENTE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-13
Sr. Director del BoLET1N.
T0a ,6Gia Marco 9 de 1872.
y. B. y Massay.

Muy Sr. mlO: por mas que cora ell rles-
go de aparecer impertinente los ojos de
sus lectores como acontece casi siempre a
los autores de remitidos que Sc ocupan de
intereses particulares, un deber sagrado
me obliga hacer esta pdblica manifesto
cion de mi gratitud al DR.. D. Esteban
Lopez, por la asistencia medica que ha
prodigado mi esposa y mi hija mayor,
logrando con sus conocimientos y su ash
duidad que ambas escaparan de la muer
te, que parecla la consequences natural de
una pulmonfa que atac6 la primara de
una remitents biliosa que postr6 4 la Sc
gunda.
Mi grasitud al DR.. Lopez es hija no So
10 del favorable resultado que han alcan-
zado sus vastos conocimientos en- ell arte
de curar, sino tambien de la complacencia
del consuelo que en- las horas de mayor
augusta hemos experimental los enfer-
mos yo mismo, al yer la serenidad de
amino, la dulzura, la verdadera caridad,
en- fin, del Medico, que saba mantener vi
va en- todos los instantes la esperanza de
los que sufrian, lenando asf los santos
inefables deberes del sacerdocio q que Sc
ha consagrado.
Yo doy los mas sinceros placemes al
pueblo de Toa-baja, que tiene tai Medico
titular; y Sc los doy especialmente los
pobres de su territorio, que encontraran
en- ell DIR. Lopez, no solo al Medico aman--
te de su profession y solfcito de la curacion
de sus enfermos sino al hombre de carita-
two corazon que, q la vez que propina los
especifcos que curan las dolencias corpo
rales, sabe derramar tambien abundante-
mente Ell balsamo consolador de la resig-
nacion y de la esperanza, que cura las en-
fermedades del alma.
Reciba ell DIR. Lopez esta d6bil muestra
de mi gratitud y de mi admiration hAcia
sus relevantes cualidades; ", Sr. Di-
! rector, tenga la complacencia de insertar
en- su ilustrado periodico estos desalina1os
renglones, por 10 que le anticipa las graz
cias su afectisimo S. s. @. B. S. M.
! HslicianQ del Vale Y sopsz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-13
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERCANTIL

OFs DT0ctOr ueI BOLET1N MERCANTIL.
Muy Sr. milo: le agradecere Sc sirva dar
cabida en- su periodico a las siguientos Ii
meas que Sc oeupan de un asunto de inte-
res general y bene6cioso para la agricul-
tura.
Por 10 que anticipadamente le dA las
gracias su afectisimo S. S. Q. B. S. M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-13

s. ", Director del BoIErrS
Muy Sr. nuestro j estiniado.amiro:
!Qs que aussfiben xoluntariio. des 4
FL %s%EENsrHn -T-z~rs~v-v~---
~ 2 EgT "a 81 a. = sss s. -
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Nosotros los yolantarios del pue-
blode ! : Aibonito, Ali cen toda q eDeigia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-13

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-13

Siguen los hios leales de Puerto
Rico dando muestras de que en- efecto
los campos Sc deslindan y que los enc
migosde los voluntarios quedan solos
para continuar su guerra de zapa con-
ira los espafioles sin condolences in
sulares = peninsulares:
The sun., 1872-05-24

Now that the cleaning OF the streets has
been turned over 10 the Police Department
We have a right TO expect that the city will
bc kept in IA good sanitary condition. OF
course everything cannot be done at once,
but there are certain abuses connected
withNreet ,iegning that should be stopped
Immediately. One of these is the throw
ing OF garbage into the streets from tene-
mcnt houses. This ought to have been
stopped by the police before this; but that
il no reason why il should not be stopped
now.
The rng-piclScrs seem 10 have perfect
freedom to empty the contents of garbage
boxes on the sidewalks and into the cutters.
But one Of the most vexatious nuisances to
which we are subjected is the sweeping and
stirring up OF dust in tile streets at all hours
OF the day by private parties whenever the
notion takes them. There are portions of
the city which are not regularly sprinkled
that are made intnlcrable to pedestrians,
rs wen rs TO families, who do not want
their furniture covered with nlthy dust by
this foolish practice. The dirt had better
be left lying rs uuict ~ the carts and wind
will ALLOW it, rather than be constantly
stirred up into clouds. And the practice
seems to he contagious. No sooner has one
woman with mistaken zeal raised cloud
of dust than her ueighbor takes il into her
head to follow her example. The passcI
IfTf7ts n n STREET vr-r -fs+'-t-si
to be TO winjward Is congratulating him
self that the dust will be blown away be-
fore he reaches il but out bounces l,lsty
sweeper behind him, and there is no es-
| cape. Now these nuisances can be abatcc
| by the Police Department at once. Why
must a million of people suffer 80 mucl
! from the neglect of officers to whom they
! puy fat salaIi,s?
The sun., 1872-05-24
IIcnr Iinlh Sides.

That uncompromising Democratic and
Catholic organ, the Ftccmdn'S JoUrH0l,
tr$iuos hsaitst 0ni. support 0f !IgpArE
GREELEY by the Democracy alleging that
GREELEY 5 modes OF thinking are not such
n IL deems proper for Presidential can
didate In fact, the ErcCmdu'S journal
prefers GRANT to GREELEY most decidedly.
This is all right. If the majority of the
Democratic party do not think GREELEY
will make so good President as GRANT, it
is their duty and their right to go for
GRANT. The question is one TO be deter
mined by them carefully and conscien-
tiously, and whatever their decision, 1t is
entitled TO respect; but II would be one OF
the most interesting events in political
annals II the Democratic party should de-
libcrately resolve to have Gen. GRANT for
President rather than HORACE GREELEY,
standing on the platform set forth in his
letter accepting the Cincinnati nomination.
The sun., 1872-05-24

have him put by Mr.. RANDALL three years
previous This appointment placed Gen.
SMITH i'm control Of the Contract Onice In
the Post ONCE Department, and one of
SMITH 81 first acts was toremove Mr.. CHILDs,
the clerk who had written report adverse
to the CnoRpENNISG claim. TO remote
desk where he would be powerlcss TO inter-
fcrc any further against the fraud. At the
same time GRANT appointed 10 the office OF
sixth Auditor one j. J. MARTIN, whom
tCREswr1.G ind selected for the irtii lts7- IA
opposition to the wishes of Secretary BouT-
WELL, who desired that Mr.. MCCLELLAN
should have that office.
For all these facts President GRANT is re-
sponsiblc AMI he is reponsible for another,
equally If not more important as an ele-
ment in the preparation of this great
wrong This is the appointment of GEORGE
EARLE, CREswELL's law partner and the
attorney of CHoRPENNING, TO be First As
sistant Postmaster-GencIul. These various
appointments were essential to the success
of the plan of drawing II vast sum of money
from the Treasury for CHoRPENNtNG and
his associates; and in all of them President
GRANT was the controlling power.
apparent design in taking it having been
merely to make himself sufficiently ac
quainted with the routine of the De-
pnriment - enable him to manipu-
late claims with advantage. Having
resigned, he Mt once brought the CHoR-
PENNING clam to the front, and with
the assistance of SMITH, CREswELL, and
MARTIN, the fraud was speedily carried
along, rcquisition upon the Treasury be
ing drawn 10y CREswELL for the amount OF
SAB, ,OO0-more than twice rs much rs CuoR-
PENNING had ever demanded before upon
the same claim. II is true that the money
was not drawn from the Treasury, the
facts of the transaction being prematurely
revealed. and an act of Congress being
promptly passed, after n scathing exposure
OF the fraud by Mr.. DAWES of Massachu-
setts. by which payment upon CREswELL's
rcquisition was forbidden.
One of the most striking circumstances
about this fraud is that Congress never
presumed TO investigate II. No resolu-
tiOn of inquiry was ever offered; and
no effort TO punish the authors of so
great rascaity was ever set on foot. And
Yet there have been plenty " inyestiga-
! tions into minor irregularities of the Post
! once Department. From the first six
months of Mr. CEEswELL's administration
down TO the present moment, the Post
ONCE Committee of either the House or
Senate has been constantly employed in
! examining matters comparatively unim-
portaut; hut the stlpcudous CHorrENNtNG
swiudlc of Sii3,oo0 has been allowed 10 pass
D. 4 4 l. i
The sun., 1872-05-24

At the outset OF the Cuban revolution
NJ. FlsI laid down 10 Spain The cases uu-
der which International law justilies the
interference OF ueiEhhors IN a civil war
one of these cases is when the common in
forests of humanity require such inter-
vontiou. For upward of three years since
that date the Spanlards have outraged hu-
manity and the civilization of the age by
thousands of brutal, needless, and cold
hlnodrd massacrcs. ON saturday last we
published an authentic narrative from the
pen OF one of the nobl"st Of the Cuban
leaders, Gen. MAXIMo GOMEZ, n man who
has never permitted roprisals, detail
ing one of the foulcst outngcs ever conn
mittcd- twenty-five women, six children,
and twelve old men surprised In the woods
and mnssacred in cold blood
We are not blameless in this, or In any Of
The sun., 1872-05-24
cITHOLIC MISSION
SiN Thousand Men ~nSiug the Rosary In ~.
AlphOu-uS Church -TOiling Bells as n Call
to Outside Prayer.

SiN Thousand Men saying the Rosary IN -.
AlphOu-u~ Church -TOiling Bells as Can
TO Outside Prayer.
The good Redemptorist Fathers have
opened great mission in st. Alphonsus Church,
South rifth avenue, and their efforts so far have
been cmlncntly successful. The sacred edince
l. thronged nightly by the stronger sex. Last
evening the vast congregation included profess
sional men, mechanics, storekeepers, laborers,
and men representlng every ayocatlon. The
church was literally packed from the trauscpt
To the porch, and there was not an inch OF stand
ing room In the aisles or galleries. A great mis-
sion cross was suspended from the walls on the
Gospel side Of the altar Of the Blessed Virgin,
and the sanctuary was ablaze with light.
At half-past o'clock the Rev. Father Hen
ming, Il brilliant young orator, preached a forci-
bic sermon on the pious objects Of the mission.
III" said he, "you would lead new life, you
must combat your passions az become men.
You must not throw any obstacles In the way If
your salvation; avoid the occasions Of sin, and
make a nrin resolution To amend your lives.
when man, riding behind buggy or a carriage,
finds huge stone stretching across road lac
turns back and seeks a different path to his dcs-
tiuatiOn. III he had continued on his way he
might have lost his life. And II YOU frequent
the haunts of sin, you Will likewise run risk OF
losing what Is dearer than llfe-your souls.
God 8 grace, In plenteous abundance, l. now on
it, way from heaven to this Church Of ST. Al
phunsus throw no obstacle in its way lest II
turn aside and reach persons more cOntrite and
worthy Of its visit. Twelve priests will he In at
tendance day and night 70 assist you In examin-
Ing your consciences, In order TO enable you %
wake op4A confessions gpd lV ecccrdan"e, ,with
the authority conferred upon them by Christ
himself, when he said to his Apostles, and con
sequenuy TO their successors, Whose slns ye
forgive they are forgiven. They viii, II you
have true sorrow for your sins, give YOU abso-
| luton after you have approached the tribunal of
| penance. Come, then, and take ADVANTAGE oi
| this holy season and begin by saying the Rosary
with me-
| In moment six thousand men fell on thei
knees and recited the Paters and Hail Mtry- o
| the Rosary with thrilling eject. Their united
| responses to the voice of the priest resuuuIet
through the spacious temple.
The bells Of the church were then tollcd a.
signal To- all within its walls. and those outside
| to say hye Pdters and Ave Hail Mary's for th'
conversion Of ,inncrs. This call is general,
| responded TO by all in the parish.
At the close Of these prayers there was Bene-
| diction Of the blessed sacrament, which close,
| the services.
The sun., 1872-05-24
What Share had Gen. Grant in the
ChOrpenning Fraud

That Gen. GRANT had great part IN the
CuoRrENNING fraud is unquretiouable, The
first evidence of this is his attempt made
siN years ago, while he was still ~ decided
supporter ot President JouNsuN, Ia procure
the removal OF GEORGE ". MCCLELLAN,
Second Assistant Po-tmas toI-GcucIal and
10 obtain the appointment of Gen. GILrs \,
SMITH in his placc-all in the interest
Of CuoRPENNING. For this purpose GHANr,
I'm the year 1868, sent a letter in his own
handwriting to PostmIstcr-Ge RAN
DALI, asking FOR MCLrLINN's removal on
account of "hiS rCl-LHoWt rddicdiiNn
and Imposition % PrCSidtHt JOHNSON; - and
giving rs n reason why Gen. SMITH should
bc appointed. tuat he was go conservative
ant uoiud aid much strGyaih 10 M JonN-
soN's administration, dud icGS bdtcr &C
quuiu'oi ici1i me lCdHtS ot me Gcdi West
man aoU N,tc En.l0Hd man Could p"SSib.y
JC.'
Next, after GRANT had become President
and in the interest of CUoWFNNGNu
had made Mr CRtswELL Postmastcr-
General one OF las very first removals
from othce was that of this same
MI MCCLELLAN; and one OF his first
appointments was that of tins same Gen,
sMlrH who was put in MCLELLAN's place
bv GHAkr lust as he had endeaV ored "
The sun., 1872-05-24
Juarcz and Cran,-A Parallel.

While GHANr is striving to get a bin
through Congress which will perpetuate
his dictatorial authority over the Southern
States. JUARE2 of Mexico is also striving
for the passage through the Mexican Con-
grcss of an act EiViu. him an extension of
the Ample Facilities" or extraordinary
powers conferred on him by II previous
act. which expired on April 70 Notwith-
standing the fact that open rebellion exists
in several states of Mexico, the Congress
Of that country is loath to grant the
facilities uskcd for, and the people are
much dissatisfied nt the persistoncS of the
President in demanding the passage of his
Ku-kuX bill
VIII the Congress OF the United States,
i'm time Of profound Internal peace, show
itself more suhsrrvivnt than that Of Mex
leo, whore riNl war is raEing2