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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-20
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY or ARIZONA, l..
 COUNT OF MARfcoPA. -

COUNT or aAs,oorA. ss The people of the Territory of Arizona to Augustus L.
 Coleman. greeting.
 You arc hereby sunmoned to appear in the District Court of the Third Judicial District n and for the County of Nancopa Territory aforesaid within twenty days lex. elusive of the day of servce) if served n this county of this county but in this District thirty days in all other forty days to answer to the complaint of Mary C. Coleman, wherein she prays for decree of divorce from the bonds of marmony, from this Honorable Court When you fa to appear and herein required, plaintiff will take judgment for the relief demanded.
 To the Sheriff of said county make legal service apd due retun hereuE
 n witnsa whereof hays hessuuso set my hasd this ~ ',' . = 6. c. McDEKMorT.
 .rs Clerk Of Court
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Artesian Wells.

We are not in favor of monopolizing good, arable lands, but, if Congress would agree to give every man, or company of men that would tap a steady flow of artesian water, in Arizona, title to fair proportion of land, the face of our Territory would soon present a different aspect from that which it now presents.
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Threatened Danger.

,,.,. ossn it1s-sed tlat Mexican, gre about to .S.., sa on 'Ae Gla settlements, ihs citizens of
 lave ssady asked General Crook for ,roops to pro- V "a, sga.n., ths .n,aA.-.
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EaaS Mrs Mc- sss- ;hldreu and
 iregor; Miss sz. in x3d Infy; aas S,;. -'4 ~' s-.s- N4y5., -.- -sS~.ors Mathews aa a''''eds st Fort whiPple, Thursday evening h,ssEd See a'esrsve, Jcs Harrington and Coles lasa.sssa, VI, ei tle Territory, arrived hy stage
 .sves sr,, eset, @essrs He9iu Moore md other. R4,ss ss ss Arizona in charge of pack traips
 -4 raak Stuart came direct frsra Phouix Tn ,.A-..- ns 'hss ths pls;s advertised by fsso r,s 'as essniTv along Granite Greek toward sIs sOssss s.S sso te north base of Granite ss A'a 'Ae regep es tss Hassaran ,s on ,b;
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-20
Snow In Colorado.

The Central City Register, Georgetown Miner, and other Colorado papers complain that there is too much snow in the noun tains. Wish we had little of it here.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-20
Good News for Christians.

''s contained Ia sle ss:tss as our Camp McpoweIl Nl'at 'o ths ssset tha. General Howard and Col. sgsa stras. ' P-''4'7 '' 'aSI ''nses' 'y war;
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All the incest freshest and best HAIR PREPARsroSs- Females. Oils Dyes and Invigoraors. Loubns Genuine French Extracts Soaps Powders and Cosme'iques can be had at DIR. KENDALLS.
 jan2T7o Pioneer Drug Store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-20

T These Bitters have been in ths San Francisco Market iorOvER TWESTf YEARS, snd notwithstanding the many ncv candidasss for public favor, ths bales have constantly incrrssed- TAYLOR & BEyDEL. soLE A6ExTs. so9 and lIl Clay uSf-, San Francisco.
 .--~1rrIl.<f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-20
POST OFFICE PRESCOTT. Arrivals and Departures of Mails--Postal Rules-Money Orders. &c, &c.

Mails arrive from all points Mondays and Thursdays Depart Wednesdays and Saturdays
 Ohlce hours from NJ tosPM
 Money Orders issued every day of the week except Sunday ORLANDO ALLEN, P. NJ.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-27
Allegheny Live Stock Market.
MONDAY, March -,


CATTLE-The number Of cattle on
sale to-day was within fraction OF that
offered on last Monday, footing up about
eight hundred head, which were freight
ed or driven in from the surrounding
counties. The quality was only fair,
thougn few prime were offered which
met ready sale, and prices on this class
ruled shade higher than on last Mon.
day. The following figures will not
fall short OF those ruling OF the market
to-day: Prime to extra cattle sod at
6}61fc; some few fancy at I!@ &c;
medium to cool at 6@6tc; common to
fair 5i@54c. There were but very few
stock cattle on sale and the demand
light and quo,ed at 4@5c, as to quality
and condition.
HOGS-There was little done in the
hog market to day. The supply was up
10 the average OF the last two weeks,
but from some cause prices ruled low,
and the average of the market was II Do
@5 -. ,
SHEEP-The supply Of sheep offered
to-day was very light, being only about
$50 head, all told. Though mostly
fair, there were "all sorts" offered.
Owing to the high price Of wool at the
present time, sheep rule high and will
continue TO do so until after clipping
time. We noticed few lots of extra
fine sheep which were "gobbled up in no
time" ct the handsome price Of lic Z
ID, though 9l@l0c were the ruling hg-
ures; scallswass sod as low at s. 90 z
head.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-27
new York Market.
NEW YORK, March 20.

I=FLoUR-The market is dull; and
saoosly in buyers favor at SO 100
6 40 for super6ne state; Sc 65@6 80 for
extra State; Sc 95@7 05 for, choice do;
Sc 1O66 40 for superfne western; s. 90
66 90 for common to medium extra
western; S. 95@7 % for choice do;
81 65@S Is for common TO choice
white wheat western extra; So S591 10
for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; 81 1907 81
for trade brands Sc 9097 so for common
to fair extra st. Louis, and s. 65@9 30
for good to choice do. Southern flour
dull at Sc Sj@7 90 for common
TO fair extra and s. $500 so for
good to choice do. Rye dour quiet at
81 1905 10. Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and nominally
lower, at 81 50@l IS for No. . spring
in store; 81 56@l SO for No. l DO;
81 64@l 60 for winter red western;
81 70@l73 for amber western; 81 72@
| 50 for white DO. Rye heavy
and lower at SOLE for western in
store. Barley dull. Barley malt dull.
Corn heavy and lower at zoe for
western mixed afoat; 7l!c for south
ern yellow. Oass steady at 534(go6c
for western in store and afoat and
5jI659c for Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork steady at
Sl3 90 for new mess; Sll W for prime
mess and $l3 90 for new prime mess.
poaf 10 ouiet at 80 O0MlO 10 for plsin
mess, and so 50@l2 0O for extra do.
Beef hams dull at S23 00926 90.
fierce beef dull and nominally IN
changed at Sl6 00@lS 90 for prime
mess, and Sl9 O0@2l 90 for India DO.
Cut meats steady al St@9!c for hams,
and 565ic for shoulders; mlddles are
dali and unchanged at &c for long clear.
Lard inactive at SiG9c for No. | to
prime steam, and gle for kettle reL-
dered.
BUTTER-Steady al ll@24c TO-
western and 24@3Sc for State.
CHEESE-Quiet at l392Oc for com
mon to prime.
COTTON-On spot opens very quiet
but prices are without decided change
at DC for low midllings and 23!c for
middlng upland-. |
PETROLEUM-In fair request and
firm at l22c fot crude, and 225 224e for
refined.
TALLOW-Quiet at Sl@Ssc; -tea-
rine dull at 9@9!c.
WHISKY-Lower at sol 9Oe.
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Cincinnati Market.
ClyCIyNATI. Mach

NINAlNNAii' N4tNtN'4 80
BUTTER-Firm; medium at ljM
20c; choice at 2S932c.
COTTON-Firm; mildlings at pc;
receipts OF $50 bales; shipments OF j9j
bales; stock 7SIl bales.
COAL-Very firm; Pittsburgh at
sc.
COFFEE-Droopipg; Rio At 22G25c
for common to choice.
CHEESE-Firm; factory st ITO
Ice.
EGGS-At l7GlSc.
FLOUR-Quiet; market quoted lOc
lower than yesterday.
GRAIN-Wheat inactive and quoted
&c lower; red ct 81 6S9l Il. Corn
steady at 46@50c. Oats quiet at $50
42c. Rye unchanged and prices finn
Barley in moderate demand at 10G Soc.
HOGS-Receipts of 900 prizes al
81 4O@4 s..
HAY-At Slj O0G20O0.
MOLASSES-In good demand and
prices steady.
OIL-Linseed firm at Sc.
PROVISIONS-Quiet; mess pork
held at Sl2 CO. 81 IS is bid Bulk
meats quiet shoulders at &c; clear
sides at &c. Bacon quiet. Lard dull.
SUGARS-Easy; New Or!ea Us -ooen
kettle at 9i@l04c Porto Rico at l0i
Ollie.
TALLOW-At ST..
TOBACCO-Steady.
WHISKY-Sales AT Si1 So the
bulk az the latter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-27
From the Cincinnati Commercial

FROM the Cincinnati Commercial
1t is said that the only time the
President has gushed forth since he was
little boy, was over Tom Murphy,
when Tom retired from the New York
Custom House. He loves Murphy with
love that surpasses the love he bears
FOR Borie and Robson. He could no,
get along last summer without Tom.
They had to dine and dive and smoke
anu battle together day af'er day 1t
was a sweet season. The course OF
true love ran smooth throughout un-
less we regard the fierce grumbing OF
the public about Custom House syind-
ling as a roughncss. Murphy retired,
naming his successor, so that there was
the regular old fashioned pretense OF
reform without the reality. When this
delicate operation was performed, the
President seized the opportunity TO
write a letter to his particular pet-his
iavorite friend-the thrilling Tom Muir
ply, and thus he wrote:
1T gives me great pleasure to bear
testimony to the efficiency, honesty and
zeal with which you hsve administered
the office so long as it has been intrust-
ed to your keeping"
Now, Tom Murphy was examined a
few DAYS ago by the Senate lnvestiga-
ting Committee, and it turnei out that
he knew nothing about the business OF
the office he had held. He affected
ignorance o: a great many things OF
which he was well informed, but he
was utterly ignorant OF the duties OF
his office He knew nothing OF the law
or OF the routine of the office. He was
mere dirty, specializing politician,
who had been engaged in real estate
Jobs with Boss Tweed. He was proven
before the committee and The country
to be, outside capacity for sneaking
intrigue. a perfect ass. How does II
happen that the President selects such
a low scoundrel for his doom corn
panion?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-27
New York Money Market.

New York. March %. Is Z. NJ.
MONEY-The market was active
during the afternoon, when call
loans were made ct per cent, gold, to
l.332. At the final close the rates de-
clined from ) to per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - Firner
this afternoon, at l09f@l09s for prime
bankers sixty days sterling.
GOLD-The market was stronger,
and advanced to 10 on decreased sales
OF gold against exchange.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
was quiet ami firm. United States
currency 6's at llji9lljlc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-27
baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March -.

BALTIMORE, March 70.
COTTON-Quie: but firm; low mid
dlings at 2l4c.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat is very firm and
scarce; Pennsylvania at 81 s.; sales
1000 bush. white western to arrive.
Corn firm; white southern at 62964c;
yellow do at Gle. Oats steady. Rye
steady at 90695c.
PROVISIONS - Small business.
Mess Pork, bulk meats, bacon, hams
and lard quiet and unchanged.
BUTTER-Western active and m
changed.
WHISKY-Dull. sales at SIC.
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A SOUTHERN paper advertises as fol

A SOUTHERN paper advertises as fol-
lows: Wanted at this Office, an able
bodied, lard featured, 5ad-iempered,
not-to-be put -off-and-to be-bscked-down,
freckle-iaced young man TO collect tor
this paper; must furnish bis own horse,
saddle bags, pistols, whisky, bowie
knife end cowhide. We will furnish
the accounts. To such we promise
constant end laborions employment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-27
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March %.

FLOUR-Dull.
GRAIN-The amount OF grain in
store in this city is S,6l3,946 bushels,
including l,546,630 bushels wheat, 81
32I,9S3 bushels corn. 996, $50 bushels
oats, =, 7S0,555 bushels rye and 1853, 1913
bushels barley. Wheat f@lc lower, at
81 10 cash. Corn tolerably active; No
, at 37@37lc cash. Oats quiet and
easier No. . at sole cash. Rye quiet
and weak at 69c for regular and 109 tic
for fresh receipts. Barley quiet and
without material alteration at 5095le
for regular No. .
HIGHWINES-At s4GS4!c
HOGS-Dressed easier at S5:05; live,
fairly active and steady at 81 3095 30.
PROVISlONS-Mess pork weak at
Sll 50for seller April. Lard weak and
easier at IS Oh Tor seller April.
BEEF CATTLE-Active and steady
at "a 00@7 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-27
I;'iiI,Iing Lots For sale.

.r.eFR THE FOLLOWING EITHER
, wholesale or retail: Lots No. Il in
.... V: NJ. J in square ); the south half
.Na.!tu SIrarr ~; No. II in. square q;
- % ~.iIlre Il: No. in Square =: No. II
.. ......2 W. Him Square l.; No. ) in
pc. IL y. - IN square 10, AMI No. s. in
..r. r.
4 ,.. Los No. in Square 20; No. IS in
.,.r.. north half OF No. IA in Square 10:
. % ~,Iare7: No. Is in Square II; No. IL
So. st~r Is No. IL in Square 10; No. II in
... ... W II In Square y, and No. ID in
-. o.. All situated in the Subdivisions
liE-.l estate.
l.. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
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Road Farm For
Rant

M Authorized TO RENT THE
.,4 II Land belonging 10 Mrs
.->... situate on the National Road, four
~,-,,, oi the city Of Wheeling, contain
,rrI' twenty. eight acres, and having a
- ...'.,. Franz Hrl,c on IL OF four
.-. side, cat Houses, &c.
TiIOS. OBRIEN,
l. nj Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-27
Rent.

i'..- ~TuRE-ROOM AT PRESENT o.
...! 10y Feargus Whally, No. ~
~ .trreI, directly opposite the City
..a---uur OF the best retail business
..'.I'ur city. Possession given April
Nnp.y 10
-----.- IACOR RAEHA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-27

u-FTE At PRIVATE SALE THE
.,'-rru~. rlaSss and Fixtures in Union
... ..r. on'HugIus To the late hrm OF W.
IT,, eco The purchaser can secure
...,9t.,a ease Of the Fouutyy and
...E,. Tn building is - II. by ~ II,
rrr.lvlpclt,i. with good light which can
%, Instructed, and contains all the
.,.>>try appliances OF tirSt-cIaSS JOboing
IN t.- FIr further Information apply on
-.4.-,~ 10
.,t n. B. MILLER, Receiver.
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FOR RE Mt.
For Rent.

, .NRGE ROOM, WITH SPLENDID
\ .-.r md power for machinery. Also,
..,4UI rooms, with or without power,
...., l.r.. wlreroOm. Possession given
....! April. Apply at Office OF Star FOun-
BENZ. FISHER.
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For Rent.

-. H sd AND THIRD STORIES OF
frnElin Insurance Company's build
r.. FIr p trticulars apply al their Office,
= VI or VI RElLLY. mari.h
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For Rent.

IL AZ )ON BUSINESS STAND.-THE
II Wtrehou,r., No. 3 on Monroe street.
.,tl"ininc the merchant tailoring eS-
.>Imrnt OF Thomas Hughes < 60. Pos.
..r.pI gwen on tirSt OF April, or sooner II
.',l. For terms, apply to
VI. REILLY,
9Th ~ and " Main street,
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For Rent.

| street Railway Company, in Mcclure
II Use Building. Apply To
..'r JOHN MCLURE
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Valuable Building Lot
public sale,
For sale.

ngDPEETY OF JOHN g. CHAND-
ON H,mp len street. For terms in
MA. CHANDLER,
~ First National Bank.
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cor SALE.
rIut}LE BUILDING LOT
.3IV AT { S AL t.

!, .,eW oF THE OPEHINGOF JOHN
.-rr 10 railroad and business purp,,isS '''S
.r.t-r>!snrd, Trustees OF the Fist t.ts-
..tr.r.ical Lutheran Church, ouer ior
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-10
(L0s Novedades J.

"Asf como anbes, lnsplrandonos EN-
nuestro patriotismo, declaramos que
rechazabamos la coalicion, ahora,
cumpliendo tambien con un deber,
condenamos y rechazalnos las insur-
recciones armadas, que injusti6cadas,
turban la paz, alteran ell 6rden y pro-
vocan situaciones que al reprimif la
perturbation por medic de la fuerza,
ponen en- peligro las conquistas revo-
lucionarias y las instituciones, protes-
tando de que, como hombres de 6rden
y de respeto a la ley, estamos y esta-
remos con quien la haga respetar y
mantenga el 6rden asegurando la paz
y la tranqullidad."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-10
CEl Norte }.

Ell peri6dico La France inserta una
carta de Madrid, que por cierto no es
de Mr.. Teste, en- la cual Sc ocupa de
la polftica espanola en- los siguientes
terminos:
ola coalicion electoral de los radi-
Gales con los partidos antidinasticos
ha sufrido un fasco general: en- ella
todos han perdido mas que ganado.
En- Madrid como en- Paris bajo ell i'm
perlo las oposiciones mas avanzadas,
es decir, los zorrillistas y los fedora
les han vencidoal gobierno.
Esto estaba previsto. Pero es de 10
dnico de que puede alabarse la coali-
cion. En- las capitales de provincia
los ministeriales tienen mas de la mi
tad de los votos; en- los distritos rura-
les, propiamente dichos, han obtenido
cerca de las cuatro quintas parties.
Aparte de alguna que otra reyerta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-10
A DON CANDIDO."
CRON1CA CARO.ROJENA.
lPohre Juan Bobo! LA rabia ultra-radieal!
La mano de Dios

iOh respectable d. Cd,sdido, de todo co
razon desde las columns del BoLET1N
MERcANT1L (pr6vio Ell permiso de su Di-
rector, yo te saludo!
Te salqdo, porque eres de los mios, porque
me enamora tu satfrico gen!o, sobre to-
do IA que no alivinas por qu6?-
iVaya, no te canses el caletre que yo te
10 dire. ESQ ST, en- silercio, entire los dos.
y sin que nadie 10 sepa.~Pues bien, te sa-
Judo con alma y corazon, &c. Y ademas de
saludarte, to deseo largos amos de vida v
muchos suscriptofes, porque segun com
prendo, eres "amigo fntlmo de Don Sim
plicio."
Despues de saludarte y ofrec6rteme CO
mo amigo, voy noticiarte ciertas cosas
que convene que sepas. Por supuesto, las
m6nos, porque 81 de ;irte fuera las nsss.
chGs que pasan en- nuestro nunca bien
ponderado Cabo-Rojo seria cosa de nunca
.acabar.
va habras visto algunas en- ell ocoyago-
40 BoLETIN pero ignoras el resultado que
ha obtenido el artfculo que hago refe-
rencia y otlas cositas mas.
Sabete pues, que litodos son contrastes)
el mlsmo dia que pase6 por estas retornsa-
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local, causada por rivalidades de cam
panario, ineyitables en- un pals exalta-
do como Espana, ell 6rden no Sc ha
turbado en- los comicios, y los coali-
cionistas que atribuian al gobierno los
mas siniestros proyectos, han queda-
do chasqueados."
Despues anade ell corresponsal ell
siguente elocuente parrafo:
Ode suerte que una era de paz, de
prosperidad y de trabajo Sc ofrece q
los ojos de todo observador impartial,
y este es 10 que Espana desea desde
que Sc estableci6 el regimen constitu-
cional bajo la regencia de Maria
Cristina.
De los individuos que componen el
future Congreso, Sc puede esperar
que La pr6xima legislature sera ver-
daderamente fecunda para los intere-
ses generates del pals. Ell ministerio
no estara, como en- ell ano pasado, &
merced de una atrevida minoria anti
dinastica."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-10
(L0 P0l5tic0 J.

El Times afrma, refriGndose & des-
pachos telegrafcos de Versailles, que
en- las comunicaciones dltimas hechas
por Theirs 4 la comision permanente
de la Asamblea, tratando la question
de Espana, ha dicho los diputados
que por su parte influia para que no
hub iese disturbios en- nuestro pals,
pues cualquier suoeso grave compli-
caria extraordinariamente la situacion
de Francia.
La repdblica de Espana, teniendo
que ser anarquica, habria de ser una
agitacion mas para ell Mediodfa de la
t'rancia, y la caida hoy del rey ANA
deo cree Theirs que resucitarla inevi-
tablemente la candidatura de un prfn-
cipe aleman para el trono de Espana.
Por este, aun cuando tenga induda-
bles simpatias por ell principe Alfonso,
y en- ell fondo por los principles de Or
leans, su polftica es hoy de completa
abstencion en- los successes de la Pc
nfnsula. Dejamos al diario ingles la
responsabilidad de sus notieias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-10

guerra civil Los hombres sensatos Sc
alarman temieDdo por las institucio-
nes y haSta por su vida.
rs un deber imperioso, ineludible,
tranquilizar los animos conturbados,
las conciencias alarmadas. Ell Gobier-
no tiene el apoyo del pals que Sc ha
decidido por el 6rden contra la licen-
cia, por la libertad contra la reaccion,
por el regimen representative contra
las ideas absolutistas, por la dinastia
que ha elegido contra la dinastfa que
expuls6: ha celebrado un pacto taci-
to, que sin mengua propia no puede
romper, con los pueblos que acaban de
sancionar solemnemente su polftica,
y que q cambio de sus votos solo pi
den protection para 81, para sus fami
llas y para sus intereses.
La aggression en- todos los terrenos
ha partido de las oposiciones, y hay
que rechazar la fuerza con la fuerza
encerrando q todos dentro de la ley.
Ha llegado, pues, el momento de
gobermar; enti6ndase bien, de eoBER-
MAR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-10

siado extenso, debido tanto como tengo
que decir en- contra de un partido en-
favor del otro, fundando todo en- hechos
PRACTICES concretos.
Ojala que muchos y distinguidos ami
gos que tengo en- elpartido de los que Sc
llaman reformistas, Sc acabaron de des-
engarnar y de decidirse como yo 4 pasar-
Sc al partido que hoy pertenezco, en- vez
de retirarse de la polftica huyendo de mu-
chos de los que Sc llamaban sus correligio-
narios.-Ojala que desde la formation de
los partidos hubieramos muchos seguido
Ia envidiable conducta de los esclarecidos
puerto-rique D. Ramon Rodriguez, D,
Francisco j. Maitin tantos otros que
contribuyeron formar ell partido conser-
vador en- union de nuestros hermanos pc
a quienes somos deudores qui-
zAs de la paz y tranquilidad en- que adn
vivimos. Desechad, paisanos mios, toda
preocupacion y consideraciones contrarias
al 6rden, y unamonos bajo ell glorioso pa-
bellon de Castillo, de esa bandeta nuestra
bienhechora, protestando de todo corazon
morir abrazados q ella como hijos amantes.
Bayamon, mayo de 1872.
Luis EBaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-10
(El Argos).

lRegocij6monos!-La Epoco adrni-
te la posibilldad de tener que ser mi
nisterial plat6nico.
Contin1a hacienda estadfsticas.
Como la mayorfa ministerial apare-
cera en- ell pr6ximo Congreso, desde
las primeras sesiohes, (y 4 juicio del
peri6dico alfonsino), fraccionada y VIC
TINA de un dualismo destructor, des-
compone ell colega la cifra que repre-
senta ell n1mero de los futuros dipu-
tados ministeriales, y dice asf
"89 sagastinos y 153 de la union
liberal, en- sas diversos matices."
Y hacienda notar esta diferencia, y
otras mas 8 m@nos exactas, 4 gusto
del consumidor, La Epoca cree que
las C6rtes loreparardn ez teyyeno para
la reforma de la Constitution, y en-
prenderan desde luego la de las leyes
organicas,-si los unionistas son con-
secuentes, anade, con los compromi-
sos que han contraido.
iLo Epoca ST que es consecuente!
Aver indic6 a las oposiciones el Ca
mino que debian seguir para que lie
case ell termino del ejercicio corrien-
te, sin la presentation de los presu-
puestos; hoy senala al grupo mds mw-
meroso de los ministeriales, el camino
de la desunion, Ell del 1raccionamien-
to sonado por ell colega.