The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

lshment Of district tribunals pretending that they
are more immediate than they will be In reality,
AFFORD to o dexterous Governor an tnexhaustible
f0unt OF seduction In the various pueblos which
ought not to hesitate to make promises on this point
which are even very far from being likely to be re-
allied.
Carlos VII" now prohibited constitute kind OF
delcs which, II prosecuted with activity and con.
stancy, will certainly give rise to many indictments
which will inutize opposition votes, terrifying the
dubious and imposing respect and circumspection
on the rest This means may be made very fccund
II your confidential agents promote such cries ana
tumults as may give you excnse for falling upon the
republicans
9: Between now and the elections, availing him
In the Masses and with all due secrecy, the Cover
nor ought to buy at two or four reals or large
number as ne possibly can OF cedulas belonging
Things being thus prepared beforehand, and pre-
W be Ie the OF e p
publican, you viii proceed to the election In the fol-
NICE LITTLE ARRANGEMENT
The night before you ought to have designed, con-
formed to you In thought and duly provided with
their eaPtsmal Two OF the Oldest and
toral Colleges The next day-that is to say, the
day the elections begn-half an hour or an
mate round the door Of every
College q considerable number OF monarchlcal
electors, number sufficient to completely I'LL the
salon OF the Electoral Colleges These monarchical
electors, for greater confidence, ought to be men,
beers Of the army or Civil Guard, or other depend
entS OF the authorities They should only facilitate
access to the door of the college to those already
mentioned who ought to compose the mesa INFERNO.
Thus the President Will be forced to constitute the
mesa INFERNO OF the persons agreed on.
THE ELECTION WILL COMMENCE.
AS eacn elect0r comes up to vote the secretaries
should demand to compare his cstima with the
ubO tdlond,f0 (register), and excite difficulties and
discussions over the least Incidents with the view
OF employing the greatest possible time In the vota-
tion OF friends. Follow the same proceeding with
opposition electors who present their ctduyas. To
those who present themselves to demand the dupli-
cate cedstla (segtndO tdlon) place in
DOUBT THE IDENTITY OF THEIR PERSONS,
from the Acde Of their bao and
another from the parish priest curd pdrr0cd) 1t
is scarcely necessary to advert that II the Aicade
and the priest be friendly to the government they
ought to be previously advised to be out OF the
way literally, to be where they cannot be found
1t would appear idle to remark that at the door OF
each college and beyond the group OF electors the
authority ought to have agents of public order (po
lcemenl Of courage and energy. u, as Is very pos
sible, when the opposition electors find to
the door OF the college impossible they
PRODUCE DISTURBANCE AND SCANDAL,
agents OF public order viii do well to give them
some blows nepdrter dtgt1aOS pdlOs), and carry OH
it. they Should prefer to incarcerate the chiefs
| most authorized. In this case the arrested should
not be placed at the disposal Of the magistrate
until Just before the twentyfour hours fixed In the
constitution, and the magistrate should avail him
self of the full period Of seventytwo hours the law
same proceeding should be adopted with any who
give occasion for 1t after the opening OF the college,
/ THESE RULES WELL OBSERVED,
making the rotation OF the enemies dInlcult should
give as result the election of q permanent mesa
mesa dednitirdl, compact and OF decided friends,
for the mOnarchica electors ought all to vote one
single President, and should be present In sufficient
numbers to gain all the secretaryshps.
FIRST DAY OF ELECTION.
| When the college opens, which ought to be ef.
! fected half an hour before nine A. M. 1.-THE legal
time, and to manage which the President and sec
retaries ought to carry their watches half an hour
forward there ought already to be IN the urn as
many voting papers (pdpeletds) In favor Of the
MINISTERIAL candidate as the bought pdpeetas In the
favor of the Governor except the paDeleds of those
who the day before have obtained the second talon.
already be noted in the lists us having voted These
are operations which should be perfectly arranged
the night before.
accumulation and violation OF as large number OF
friendly electors as possible such as those Of the
army, civil guard, &c. Thus things Will go on. On
the first day. when any one presents himself with
out ceduld, to demand the second tdIOn the mesa
should say he has s voted Already ana II ne h
prison for fasiiicaon, as Is provided In the Eecto-
raj law.
| AS you have to fix the lists outside to the public
before nine the next morning, you should do It that
leaving the head aa foot Of the list on the walls
| proof that the mesa have complied with the pro-
visions OF article TO- II you don't tear them in this
way you should spatter them with mud so that they
become ilegible.
MAKE ALL TIE DISTURBANCES you CAN.
| For some days before the elections the Governor
| ought to cause the police to intermeddle In the
| republican meetings and to exercise extreme vigil
| lance, not hesitating to arrest for ''ciras" and
n1ueYds " as these now constitute deict. II these
means fail give many blows loalos with the object
of elevating the principle OF authority by fear and
| respect.
| LET ALL GOVERNORS AND ALcALDEs DEGRADE THEM
SELVES.
The governors and alcaldes ought to keep In view
paragraph No. OF 2, of article 1853 OF the Elec
toral law, and not wait till the elections to arrest
and prosecute the clergy, who mix religion and
politics. An able governor ought never to be short
OF agents and persons suitable to base indictments
OF this sort, and in the Carlis provinces 1t would
be of grand effect to see three or four cnds prose-
cuted and imprisoned not only for what might he
imposed by the act, but also because II would enable
you to seize the cedds of the Carlist electors,
which, as the government learn they deposit in the
| hands Of their catras.
now TO WORK OUT SUCCESS.
8. In the case spoken OF in Instruction 6, II the
| Ayuntamento be addicted to the government, and
you consequently count on the presidents OF the
ylesas fnterfnas, as those will result completely
not sold their c6d,uds In the way alluded to i'm the
sixth instruction for the first day OF the elections
THE WORST KIND OF FRAUD.
o. Conformably to the recent circular OF this
Ministry, and In obedience to the law, the Ayunta-
mientO ought to form new registers gforos talond-
rios and give out c6d,tldS eight days before
| the elections. This distribution should be made
In the following manncr:-Where the alcaldes are
should sally out with the cedAas with. great
ostentation, and go all day through the
place pretending to deliver them TO make AXE
| streets ought to be changed. For example, those
who go to the Gale Alcala ought to carry, wrongly
| directed, the csd,aos OF those who live In Gale
Atocha, T. e., they should be enormously directed
and they should ask In all the houses for the individ
uals whose names are on the cedu,as OF course
! they viii not find them, and on returning to the
| Ayuntamiento they will make tho necessary legal
affidavit of their want Of success In the search.
| This thing should be managed with certain degree
| OF prudence, az not to leave the whole OF the
OppOsitions without cedula but the greater part,
and those which are delivered, should be among
the chiefs and best known persons OF the opp0s
tion Moreover, the most exquisite care ought to
be taken that all the government friends are duly
provided with their ceti,tlds.
Such is this scandalous document. What nice
state of things 1t exposes existing in Spain Safe
ParlIaments indeed, would those be for King ANA
deus to trust to II elected by lodges such as Senior
Martinez says he and other civil Governors were
instructed to carry out. On Tuesday the elections