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New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
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FROM LIvRRPOOL-Fn siesrsAsp Cny eC CBrss.ss Is.
J. Hggae ~ Al. Webster Nn Hs-Oes i 6sn CAROL
J. x Oyehasgh and lady Miss G. 2 Dodge T. Vsgn-f
J. T. Mooney NJ Mooney J. : 5eeg p
Mr. CO1n TIE Rev Father Ror1sn fhr Rev Pabsr OFs u
Jones sn1 LADY Miss Webb rIe Master - Webb q NJ "a
and lady tie Rev J. e. Au. she Rev J. q raF6r }. D. ss M
lady Mr. g. b Heysui'h Master @. Nersnll MstT Nrr-
smith Mr. ska ana child Mr. ~ j. nssoa NJ aaraa, J.
shsctel. W MeBnde.
FROM LIykRPOOL-Ta .e1nlship OeqHtc July sil'o Hrr
R0ckzfelar Mrs Roekaelsr Gen. Wilson Lieut. Grant. Ms r.
OgeBs, drs ElsH lowell Mr. n J. Miller r. H. hcSaace No
McNalee Nr R01cr8 d. Robert. Mr q
Nr Bartlett, M Bariief Mr. Brandf Hr LomB- r. A.
GalkFeah v Buck Mns Bae M BAGS Mr. David BltlrF
Jessie Batey Gss Bertha BaEey ard eTsnt Mis- Le1ch " sb
bald H. Cucl }. g. LsrTl Rev "A. n site a. Ing ~ p
Cooper Mr. Schurensn T. P Prs@msn Mr. Fr-n4n. ~ X 4a
Adams, J g. Barns. r. Braaiy, AFs Baaer ~ Sr.
~ Barnes M JahHsan Mr. Frunton r. y. Williams. 3 sf
Robert Hogg ksae Turnbsll o. g. Daring. hr Bethsp
Lawrence, H. K Rgn II Cs4tCIsch frs leo Rev NJ Flts
M Asd Ms Parous. Mr. Shes, Mr Coys Mt 3or-s Fg
gross W " Jefers. 2. % Guaug. d. W Mar r g. " utsst
b Sutherland. h. sturzess Jonlth'H hc Iegb ~ hes's
>. D. Brabner, Mr. WhttaAer NJ srTmour A. 8tur Mr.
Bsrnes Mr. Davies M Chapman Miss Chapman hs Bs1e -
tare Wood X BTundre Mr. Fnsy y X Ir1sl ,suue Lsr.
f ars LORD G. g. Bainrs. Ms ". % Collins Mr. s. Nster-,
q. " Randall hr Randall child aud -svant. A o.
thare W " i.Irou r. p Farguerc p Adranr J. r AR
Mr. Whitesle Master william Wliese Msr Wu1.ale rsnA.
Bsyey
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fora p r Falz Geo GrecorT. NJ Coimaa. Rev ctr K
tsfY H. FreelsLd Mr. Nrs-nf A. Nreand Ms Mare H-s
lann Miss Lucy Ia Yeeaud Mss Haven. Porter NJ P,r
" " Porter = o. Brssn nr Bean Mrs. GnGth Mis- A. Lseh
Jas " rumiiy hra rurd.g CO, J. Holmes Grover al
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BoYDSq $ @ az e e a Ne ,ss. 6os Of = s'' B 7' ,s G. @s S.
W Bo u N-F YORK. loi daughter oi Gle JAZZ Ie' li'''l ~
The reisayes and the family also beg Hnlv p s Doigs.
esq., respectfully invited 20 attend le funeral on h.f te rs-
on Monday jay - it . clOc1 ..
BLAIaIa grookn satuly July 20 Efa Wlte go9nse' o' Of
q, ifra-' W 5, p. ID, 6o- t- tels-es of h.. D..
reals 80 10 Tarl ST. South Brooklyn.
BLIvgS Al Albany Jqy o. s74 Marion Augn'1 na' i'as'sf Of
IT, is-' ,.,,5. n, ' ..rs re-rs IN Aasay cnerr
GRHFTH-a Jsrse City o. surtiy Iry p J-h7 Gr fh i A.
socate Ja gs 'f the Court u common p ,a .'f hu'n
g he Inferred AZ Noun pleasant Csne'.-- N-rs5s R-A-
u-es friends OF ta ay aFr respectfully 'ai % iiaa "h
urrleI notice
B-,okirp so7 5f the Ford OF Lr.e Fs. ~ =
HArvEsOs saturday z0ag Iay q, a. nlab-a J.. Beaisnia
Hines. ir
1T Eeaye rlsr County Igy'' ofyghoh
fever Cornelius c. eldest VI Els Corlels ini Leiuo T. Hun
Notice OF funeral hereafter
KRK-satdesy board steamer slva.' IN he' pT'd 'HP 70
Relatives and friends are be- tu-l li' ls re.
Fenis Meeting House MataeeoE At Il O'Clock Of s same i'y
vitboat further notice.
MOSTROss-t Harlem FRIDAY evening Ialr ~ l7l Are sr.
re Aontro Of SeVE1a L. aal Georsei A'1.''' h.el II
months and days.
MArHgws-Iu BROOKLYN SATURDAY 2l ast Erilt o. Mh~n'
jr eldest Of rlnand s. and Fsuny hli-.'' L - -.
R1auve, f1ens invited 70 aiieai i5e uhfil 90 lu'
22l INST at 10 O'Clock m at 1-0 saeEei'-'t brooA'h
MOTT-Juy sanadeu SstzeFllai Mariana Ao ae dTlos
M5tt Of PhlielphiL
sLLER-At Phiepha Saturday july % Jll n miller ocu'
e Eastern Passenger the P-uaraHia ai capauy'
"a -. o..
Friends lNt-l M at
=. r. r., 80 Broadway.
sTSGgRLASD-Oa SATURDAY July o. John Sugerfni aye y
....tr- .--...4 o.. ..t..,
funeral y. j., flet1.r July ~ NO g. AA m
TIE f1ends and relatives wi ns Ae rrssnrr n' West
gr--fdbst al l O'Clock A %. WIN take thelRD tam not o
L.6ertyst, via Central R. r. of New jersey
VAN NUYSEOn SATURDAY July 2 Mr Margaret Van Su7-e ih
0 Der
Relatives lrd friends are nf t-i o ltfh ..e iN'i @ .
daughter, Mrs collins 30 south H. So "4-als- %
TUESDAY July D. az O'clock
WEST-On Saturday July 2l Of cholera latan Elrl lals-tef
Wm. r. and Fannie J. West, aged ~ days
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
Dnonr.r,rr nor-rwELEs BOOKKEEPNG.

crcprr,Ey BOUTWELLS BOOKKEEPING
-, 60, rrrr THE WAR DEPARTMENT EA-
pv,,srs P-prP AET,fENTAL BOokkEhFlN"'
70 "a, Edftor or me TrtoHne.
Sp. In your article of Friday, july ~ OF
. s...o,,ry Roasting" YOU refer TO Mr.. BouiweuS
s,atemeut In regard Che national expenditure 'o '
fiscal year ending June 30 ISL IN when nc p'"o1S
War Department expenses at So9'o'oV'o iD'' -
a. Oo9 bv deducu- the proceeds OF SAFES oi 81 W
1,ri,r t,at wear Tldng this one Department at
sample lei me cl attention TO some facts IN cohhec'o
srh The statements of ts expenditures when VI" ''nu
Derbaps 20 provoke inquiry TO the manner IA "ulou
tbe Government accounts are kept, and how the A''l
bookkecpers dis gree in their hgures' -.
During the examination OF Secretary Belknap oel'ro
4he senate Arms sales Committee at the secret Sesso'
ss attention was called hy Gen. schurz 10 the i"c' ''
tbe Treasury Finance report put the expend ureS % '
War Departueut ar sa5.g9.g1i st for the hsc1' y'1
ferrcd 90. while thc page containing 'lls 7"'
al the bottom OF 10 tue following no'e 10 "N''N
ence was made hy an astcrisk; ..,.,, 80
This is the net amount after dcductng NlsVU VU'.,l,
paid into the Treasury as proceed, OF 80 ~. , S5 g
&c TIE true expenditures were s'4''7,'' - ~. ,
Tl,p tt, exam nation Of the Secretary Of "af pro
cccded .-.,o.,, O., -.,,ai5
in,0 ne Tr.asu, cs proceeds Of the gs ~ ~ D,r
NJ, -, ., di1,i To the s579i90I 50 how do you eA
a' -snot explain ue secretary Of the Treasury s
T'B''.. The question is whether the sum Of $3.50
o. ts -.pald INTO tle Treasury as proceeds ~ 1 i
0flu.rf were dr8wl upon ar1ln hy lhe Nal @ -,
ment-ariVu out and expended, either III "hoio Va 4
partt .t 7,o-o. b,,t Z will say
tina f1e amount realized from these stles loi ~ N -
f.uIinr Iuus .G 1871. S9i-,'i2 li ana e'-1v-'
I'm. ltut l- been deposited lu the TREAS iNf ,.
crt.les Id deposit ME with the onctIs aeCO-H'''
i-ee S..,.t. Arms Committee Report p. 'uaI
Tine attention OF the Secretary OF war was 'nen
,c o IA, fact that De bad in his own report sla'eu
Che 1f.dlt1res of bis Department for the same year
nj "a,,ut S.oOl0OW. including for river and haroor
iupr,fsut, g459O)" and he could only explain 'ha1
when m made DIS report he had before him statement
sboyy. t.e items OF the SiO01ooOo which he lnssIeu
WIS ts, amount u bis expenditure Same report
mes -I, and -I THIS statement De promised 10 SUD
mt t, .a. Committee and dii forward the next day
and i DE found Oh pages 7-5 and "a Of the Con' u
ices report. t sums ur .le eZI nturcs OF the War
Dsuarm,nt giving "a dozen different headings OF iteml-
zatiou. "a, s40G--.-5l 15.
III. SECRETARY of War knew what his Department
san. . could lc state the amount az over sioOo'oJ'
Syhen -.e secretary OF the Treasury put II at either
$1,000 u1l or sl4C0OlOl TIE people would like TO be
allie o., understand upon what theory of bookkeeping
spcb v,u. ald 1s,rgualt figures derived from the
same G..I @, e. basis. NV'I"NI''
erUtt1. JuIy 81. ls-2
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4 vrNrrRrsoNE posTMAsTER.

An URGENT. CASE FOR CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
10 thc Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR. What appears in The TRIBUNE to-day
IN comp meut OF The Ashta5a (OhlO) Sentinel, which
has tA down the Grant aud put mp the Greeley ticket
Is wei deserved but the fun significance OF this ac-
rr,oD 90 the eral cause was not stated. The editors
ana pub >ners Of that journal Wm. and a. Howes.
are father and sonaud by the way, father and brother
,pec.iycly Of Mr. Howens OF The Atlantic MoHhy.
H0weua the elder q veteran editor and politician OF
a. years service, lately represented Ashtabua and
Lake rhe Ohio senate, ana has FOR years heen Chair
man o. Che Republican County Committee. Howcls 'Le
younger I- "a man Of uncommon business energy .lu
ttct and is postmaster go Jrars. d, the county -c-
Don't you think Dds audacy something refreshing Aud
don't 1.u H..tvr tlc Civil service machine WlA De
brought fo H..- upon ...l directly H.
Nj lLA IA. ". -.-A.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
NEw-JERSEY.
IInERALs IN ELIzABETH.

70 me Edft0r Of The Tribune.
SIR The false-reporting Times tries to be-
ittl. t. Liberal Republican movement this vicinity
and claims that Grant VIII get large a majority as
our Republican Mayor received at the last cleo
fou. Now. while not advancing my statement
ns an argument but simply guarantee
Df my sincerity, I have the pleasure of informing
The Times and all Grant supporters thar there several
gentlemen who would like tO wager $1,000 or any part
hcrBOf. That Greeley and Brown VIII carry the CITY Of
ElzabCfh. and among these gentlemen Is the who
bad nU. tue courage 90 preside. aut yours truly, B.
Et-alth h, 81. j., July -, 1872.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ship Netcs see Thsrf Pr7cl
ARRIVED ---. sunday. July n.

For other snip Reics Thtrf Pr7e
ARRIVED ...--. sun day, July 81
steanp lBr Th0m1sou Lvepoo, JAY d. su1 Qsrss
town i2'h. with u1ae and DaEs o j. T. srsrkl
Steamship Of Brussels lBLl br01ks Liverpool ju5 IT, sn1
Que,ntown lh With mdse. and pass. 70 John @. Dale
steamship John Gibson Winters Ge0rrosn d. g. r1 @i inf
pass. o Geo B. Marck
steamship Richmond CITY Point ani N0H With
mdse and pass % Old Dominion steamship 90.
Steamship Fanita D0ane Pliaepll STA ns % L'rfl ''a@
Ship Loeb Katrins of Glasgow McCaum Lsuio- - Day ain
Bsfk Comet 'o Montrose Petre Cardiff 50 isrs railroad
Pn0uthl. ch Menns a Fia &C
Bark Frank Wsllce P.ctou. v s.. II iars. with oofl
Bng Nile lOi Benula AckeroH, Carascl - ls stA rp'rf
Bng Alice siarrct Wunroe Gov Bsv l6 diys With coiL
Brig NJ. McFiranr GOT h4l1I Hall tE BF ID iaIs Wti eol
sehr. Oh Chad of Bo5h5a. MrthloeA, Jieme y il, u'm
ScHr Mar 4 Lust of Granada simmons Birsoos iir fruit
sohr A. o. Leverett stevens yeoS
.cHo0yERs-aIvEa AsD c0Alrwisf
W. y. Gesner. Georgetown, ID. @. Iulis DsrFF
Eugene. Pigeon Cove. Wm. r. B0FCH. Pr1Vlenoa
Adeph Providence Jula Ann. pr1raen1.-
ISLAM kllk L o. lhase D-nnls.
EmIas. NsltlcLet rlle L., Dighon.
BELOW.
ship American Congress Ghsel Llnc0n Nay % with ufs
Snip Asia N. g., thrstofers from Bemea June , ulh ne sui
WISD-suaset fresh. s. clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B0roN JuV 2-Aruved ~ smith. from tfvrrrd.
Abraham Young, G0tieDbGrg EKfeor @ Gaia, d. b. Ntf
son Celuegos brig Ellen a., from p 90 spain.
Ga July 2Arvei steam,ilps huntsville from heT
CaARIgroS s. C. july 2-Saoi bark Carmen ~ Bsrr.ona
Arre brig Atlyla. from Baltimore; sL Eoi-tn .uE he tot
Annie iarrsi from NouOik-
SPOKEN.
Iuv la st Al p lon 81 bg Wesley Sevuour sufhergu
CoHB sC
~ 2liO.0Oal Francis Perkins. No. li
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me Germans have voted the denomination ticket and
should be- further borne IN mind that very per
centage Of Germans will vote tbs year for Grant rhs
GermaD vote Is something Ike 500OOit don't need very
much calculation 10 Drehgure the result with almost
Unanimous German sentiment Or Greeley aud Brown.
Sly per cent reVerses the vote OF 1852 and the Democrats
voting "a unit with the Liberals little room
doubt the result The very popular German Win Io.pls
The Liberal ticket VIII, 10 is known, draw Out lle nh
vote Of his cOuLtrymen, whereas Gen. OdesbY ~ not
sure OF anything beyond the Ofoe-hofcrs.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

dent and that of the most Gratifying iuaIcauons
of Mr. Grecley's strength is support he re
ccives the farming population ana those VINO nNo
years drawn their political insplIalIO irpu
THR TRIBUNE" The same writer IL cOnhdeDt thht
Greeley viii carry Ontario County by handsome ma
mort You can put our city for COO ar 700 Greeley
majority. From present Indications Columbia county
Western New-YOrk H confident OF carving Chautauqua
County for the Liberal ticket ~ Greeley STOCK Is good I'D
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
DESTRUCTIVE STORMS II ALABAMA.


The English Board Of Trade has awarded a
cold watch to Capt q. W OTIS, master OF the American
ship Ida Lilly OF Richmond, IN Acknowledgements OF the
services rendered by him the master aud crew OF the
l,rk Metz OF Belfast whom he rescued from thelr
sinking vessel the 3lih March last. The Melz was
b1undtO Belfast from Baltimore with cargo OF maize
size encountered heavy gales. sprang Leak anu htt
crew were eventually forced 90 abandon her, And were
received board tho Tia Lilly aui landed ht toWea on
tine lI Of MAY having boou treated WITH tuc greatest
luuduess by Clpt Ous.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEpARThENI,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHTSGTON. ID. c.. July p, lS72-l a. IN.
o,,,nnris In. fhe unsl llrenl4-fOmr h0nr8


WAsHISGTON. ID. C., July o. lS72-l a. IN.
stmoDsis me DaSt treniV-fOur hours
The area of low barometer which was on
saturday night over Illinois and Iowa Is now apparently
.enfrel over New-YOrk.
N-rr-Fu gland and the lower lakes. Partly cloudy ana
clearing weather prevail north and west OF ONO.
Tre femperature has risen slightly IN the Middle
states Local rains have been reported from several
tion. In the Southern and Gulf States Midnight tele-
bic repOrts not yet, been received from the
Atianfic coast ana Lower Lakes.
Probabilities.
Cloudy and rainy weather Will probably continue on
,,nay from Eastern Virginia 10 New England, clearing
a,rav bo Monday afternoon south 0t NcW-lOr
increasing temperature aud southwest winds prevail
m the southern and Gulf States; nOrth-westery winds
pit1 pary cloudy and pleasant weather prevail north
~ the Ohio and Missouri Rivers.
DESTRUCTIVE STORMS II ALABAMA.
MoSrGoMERY, Ala, July 20-The damage by
,h late floods will reach s5OOOO00. The waters IN Cen
raj Alabama were hlgher than ever before known
AZ this season Houses along the streams were swept
,vav by scores. The the high lands Is badly
f,maced by the heavy rains and the cotton crop Ol
Alabama Will be cut short 10000 bales.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
n4RRLEN

BARROwS-FFSsE Ey-On Tuessv July l5 P1rsnd Ne,
by e Rev Vs. Baa-o1 u0l.Wn. O. Btfr1rs g. Buf cf Me-
ud Mary Pc daughter l Iholaa tes nlra ' heN Tors
AH Notices Of Marriages must be iRdorsed wth luH
aaLae and QdaTess
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

The last chance the Great CHriosity.-A cEs
l FL- Flower Exhibition. llifeelt o.
adjoining Wl'llcks Tlcttgr.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

Musketoes, Flies.
Muse'o and FrS 1e s ghtf damari cosns Ou tt
retail, cheap. ROzBrCSs -5 and 90 Fu.0lst, 1etr lAE
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

July 49, lat Al p lou 81 brg Wesley seymour shersesu om
Bay ~ had acA VIA climate Tef
Dy pllO.-1Oal Francis Perkins No. H.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

AN NOfic6s or Ia
aGme aud address
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22


The Hon. Burt Van Horn, of Genesee COun-
~. New-YorE has written a long letter The BatIriI
Spirit of he Tunes IN which lie deuos his position
follows:
Que great object now IS 20 purify politics aud pO-
Ntlcul parties To do this men have got 90 stand I'M
dependent % may be- " party, when reform cannot bee
secured inside OF party. / hope OF a change for
the better u the Republican party a. 10 s now ruled and
90 lndufse Or allate with some who Ia Of
nee and shaping is course, cannot do t have pro-
tested against many things for two years and
more. ami 80 have many Others but 70 no avail.
/ no mans collar ana ask rayOrs.
My desire has always been during my public
course 20 do ny duty honestly and faith
FUZZY, and merit the appreciation 0f my fellow citizens
eau my record, and willing 90 stand the
Of the closest scrutiny. Believing Horace Greeley
an honest and desiring the best good his coun-
try an willing 20 trust him, and shall give hm my
support. I have words 0f bitterness against Gen
Grant His country owes him debt 0f gratitude for
hI- services during tut war. ana 1 have desire
pluck one laurel from his brow. A statesman can
not -av us much. de has right 20 east aside
good all IIr Deu of the Republican party,
whom states ana Ire people honor, men who
AIyc Struggled long years for It's success aud
The success az 4ft principles before ue ever
esp0used cause and ia doing 90 take Oh hi en-
brace WlO 20 say tue most That can he said them,
aIc uu better than those thus cast aside u ths way
HAS divided The party that has h0uOrcd him Iu almost
every riutr, aud other result could have been tL-
pcrtc0 country has buf little conf Ieuc- u many
ol tlc aurrOund tr President and 90 WuUm Io
seen. tJ Gins aud AylU favor all the position they
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-25
NUEVO SURTIDO.

La casa de comercio de d. MIG UEL SAINZ,
ACADIA de introducir por el berg. esp: "Asuncion
de Nuestra Senora,0 pro edente de Barcelona
Valencia, un varado surtido de mercancfas que
realiza con todas las ventajas que el comercio
directo facilita los compradores.
Entire los diverse articulOs que componen es-
te cargamento Sc hallan los siguientes:
,Crehuelas de lino.-Creas de id.-Cotines de
sid-Idem de Observation-Disclosures -Camisetas.-
zoncillos.-Calzado para Sras.-Id. para nj
1las.-Cretonas.- -Calcetines. -Niedias,- Grana-
dinas.-. .Merinos.- Pecheras para camisas -
Mantas de Observation-Disclosures s.-Sombrillas.-
Paraguas.- .--Percalse. Driles.-Ca-
simires.-Punsos de seda.-To Tohallas.-Seda tor
cida-Sg., &.
Tambien realiza una partidar de marroquiues
Ros Ia y ga a precos enteramente baratos, otra
de charoles de varias classes.
Esta casa ademas de los artfculos de esta in
production, ofrece sus crecidas existencias de
mercancfas inglesas, francesas, alemanas, 4
precios tan hmltados como 10 eran antes de la
gran alza ocurrida en- Europa, cuya ventajosa
circunstancia no creemos echen en- olyido los
| eompradores, 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-25
DON JOSE ROSADO Y CAMPOI.

La polltica es la playa mas grande que
caer puede en- un pueblo, particularmente
cuando este es de las condolences de nues-
tro Cabo-Rojo.
Todo 10 invade, 10 atropella, 10 dana, 10
pierde. No existe NADIA bueno con la NAL
dita poEtica Qease polttica PERSONAL.
No hay hombre por santo que sea, que
no tenga un pero, visto desde las flas DON
de no milite.
Esto es hablando de los partidos en- ge-
neral, porque 81 vamos & yer a los SIN con-
diciOsaeS por ojos de los cOndlcson0teS, en-
tonces. - no hay NADIA, por pesimo que
sea, con que compararlos.
Ninguno que haya dicho: no transyo
con los mamblses, no es nj 6uen patricia
(l6ase ciudada,so), nj ana la Hbertad, no
es nj slquiera- -. crtSt1da0.
En- cambio, somos retr3gados, ge1ate del
Oho ladO, partidarios del oscura'atismo y
otras mil lindezas, 10 cual sea dicho entire
parentesis, en- boca de la gente non sancta,
hasta cierto punto nos honra, porque; ides-
graciado del que lisonjas recibe de-
iLector me entien1es?
Por este no es extrano, que la calumnia
haya llegado tocar nuestro dignisimo
padre Don Jose Rosado q Campoi. No es
extrano que Sc haya tratado de manchar
la acrisolada reputation del sacerdote que
tan bien cumple con sus deberes. Cuando
he dido algun necio, hablar de tan digno
ministro de Dos, una sonrisa de despre-
clio ha asomado mis- labos y me he ale
jado murmurando: SQue ha hecho el pa
Dire Rosado? SQue pecado ha cometido?
1D6nde estan las faltas de tan apreciable
sacerdote? Y. -. no encuentro NADIA malo
NADIA que pueda perjudicarle, NADIA des>
honroso en- sus actos, nj como cabalero
particular, nj como ministro del Altlsimo.
Solo veo en- 6l, y coumigo 10 ven todos los
buenos, un sacerdote que ilustra sus fe-
ligreses con sus sermones, estudiados,
oportunos y numerosos, que atrae con su
palabra persuasive, que Sc enorgullece en-
cumplir del modo mas esplendoroso con la
Iglesia, un amigo de los pobres, un digno
successor del inolvidable padre Valdes.
Sepa, pues, Ell padre Rosado, que aun-
que los malos lie caIumnien y lie odien por
tener seguramente el pecado de ser del
OtrO laO20, en- Cabo-Rojo cuenta con nume-
rosos y buenos amigos, que aprecian en-
10 que valen sus virtudes, le respetan y
aman y sabran siempre hacer constar su
conducta intachable y defenderlo de los
errados tiros de sus calumniadores ene-
migos.
Francisco j. Maitin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-25

de la republican Este directorio, dispuosto
4 sacriicarlo todo por Ia unidad del par
tido, apela la buena f6 y al patriotismo
de todas las ffacciones, llama los re
publicauos todes las urnas. Urge va que
el partido Sc convenza de que por los me-
dos pacflicos Sc llega mejor que por los
vlolentos al triunfo de las buenas causas;
de que en- ell ejeroieio de los derechos po-
llticos es donde principalments Sc educan
los pueblos y Sc hacen aptos para la vida
de la libeFtad y la justicia; de que por
ell constante menosprecio de los medios
legales Sc Va tan solo combates est6riles,
cuando no crfmones que reprueba uni
versalmeute la conciencia humana.
Demos IN 6 ande ejemplo de sensatez,
cuando no sea mas que para desvanecer
las ilusiones que han hecho concebir los
demAs partidos nuestras lamentables dis
cordias, y probemos ot'a vez yendo todos
unidos los colegios 'electorales, que so.
mos ell partido llamado consolidar para
siemrre la ibertad y regenerar la patria.
Madrid, 90 de julio de 1S72.-F. Pl y
Margali.- Estanslao Figueras.--Emilio
Castelar.-Juan Contreras. Crist6
bal Sorn1.-Njcolas Est6banez. Enrique
Guzman. -Por acuerdo del directorio,
Ricardo Lopez Vazquez, secretario."