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A LONG INDICTMENT.-The indictment
against William N. Tweed makes large VOL
ume. It contains one thousand end fifty
pages, and is the longest Indictment ever
found in the world. 1t has not yet been fur.
pished to the counsel for the defence. They
win probably require several weeks, if not
months, to examine it, which, of course, they
have right to. So that, with motions to
quash and so on in prospect, the trial does
not appear to be very near at hand. If man
can draw an indictment of over one thousand
pages that will stand he must be pretty
good criminal lawyer. 1t has not leaked out
who Is the real author Of this prolix docu.
mene,
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candidates. fsr the aonsh Garoilssa Ben
-. atersasp and slseir Chassccs.


s s5orrespot1deuce Of The New York Trsbane.l
xCorUHsa6. Noyen,ber Ie.--T The Legislature
meets on Tuesday of next week, and the con-
test for the Limited States Eenatorshdp begins
to be animated. Senator Sawyer is eand.-
date for reelection, but his chances are sn.all,
his connection with the movement OF last
summer TO reform the State Government by
|fhe~election Of an independent Repunhean
ticket having embittered the successful lac
ton against him. The boilers ticket, which
he supported, was badly defeated, and the
politicians who were triumphant in the con.
test are determined that the Senator shall
share the fate Of the cause be espoused. 1t
Is barely possible, however, that he may sue
coed through combination with the Demo
Gratis, who greatly prefer him to either OF his
opponents. ~ 1a1s>as.
The other candidates are Governor scott,
j. j. Patterson, successful Spectator from
PENNSYLVANIA, and 4. B. Elliott, the negro
congressman, who has just been reelecteo
this time as q representative from the SUITE
at large. Elliott relies upon his color. 1he
blacks and mulattoes in the State Senate
have majority of four over the whites, anu
In the House they preponderate in the pro.
portion of almost two to one. Elliott and
his supporters strongly urge upon these col
ored members the Importance Of securing re-
presentation for their race in the United
States Senate. To counterfeit this appeal to
race-prejudice Patterson and Scott are I'M
derstood to rely upon the influence of money,
q power which has. unfortunately been om-
nipotcnt In the South Carolina Legislature
since the State was reconstructed. The
chief interest Of the contest lies In the fact
that the result will probably show whether
the preference of the colored legislators, for
man of their own race is strong enough to
overcome their desire to realize profit from
the disposal of their votes. 49,.
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New post-ofices are established at Ste
phens's Grove, Culpeper county, Va, on the
route from Stephensburg to Richardsville,
with Esther Shepherd as postmaster; and at
Brnndon Church, Prince George county,
Va, on the route from Suvrv Courthouse to
Petersburg, with James u. Presson as post
master. At Marion, Smyth county, Va,
William P. Francis is appointed postmaster
vfce G. G.. Goodell, resigned. a new post
office is established at Kidwell, Tyler county,
W. Va, on the route from Middlebowne to
Martinsville, with Joshua s. Wilson as
postmaster.
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The chicken disease, out of which the pa
pers have made some excitement, is said to
be humbug. There are very few localities
at all affected, and these not to an unusual
extent. Chickens will have diseases as well
as other animals, and when we consider
that they are often unsheltered and TX.
posed to the severest spells Of weather,
we must expect them to be sick and to die.
But the consolation to the philanthropic is
that there is no maIady SO severe amongst
them as to rob society of the Christmas tur-
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The Springfield Republican says Senator
Sumner writes to a friend In Newburyport
as follows: .Friends urge that should post
pone my return, and thus receive further
lease of rest; but I cannot satisfy myself
without returning. My health has improved
visibly and palpably. I can walk now, as
could not on my arrival, but I find what the
doctor calls my limitations have not read
IN American newspaper since sailed out Of
Boston barber, nor have concerned myself
except with sights, society, and pictures"
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ALExANDR1A.-We published yesterday
what the Alexandria Gazette had to say
about retrocession." The Sentinel Of that
city, of Tuesday, says:
owe have stated the fact that there is u
decided movement on foot here looking
to'-retrocession. Our words were care
fully chosen and are strictly true"
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The General Assembly. of North Carolina
completed organization on Tuesday. Colonel
y. l.. Morehead, of Guilford, was elected
Speaker of the Senate, end Captain James
Robinson, OF Macon, Speaker OF the House.
All the oaasers In both Houses ore Conserve.
tiyes. Clifford Christmas, q eolored Demo-
crat, was elected assistant doorteeper OF the
Senate.
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sssss7z5-n oIJR REMEDY = Inst TEE
HORSE Disc is the Only reliable one that has
been and ID now auccessfui ussG Qs hundreds OF
horses not one fatal cree has as yet been
reported. See the Testimonials OF The gentlemen
below named, VINO have all used IL on their stock
Charles L. Todd, Esq, Messrs. PIG. Hawes, Charles
Page, j I. Gilman, and others.
~ Sold Wholesale and retail by rs
i. L. WAGNER q CO., Druggists,
no a1-stx sixth and Broad streets.
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GONE AND SEE
" THE SPOTTED TIGER
AT SCHAAP'S CIGAR AND NEWS DEPOT,
1io2 MAIN STREET.
A terrible name for one of the most innocent, ralr
and amusing
GIFT DRAWINGS
ever offered to the public; the sole object OF wwch
enterprise Is TO make the store the centre OF az
traction. The lucky ones have a chance Of obtain
ing ten times the value OF their investment, while
those whose luck works against them are sure TO
receive the value Of their money.
EVERYBODY GETS A PRIZE.
All persons drawing prize which they have no
use for receive the fun value Of the money they PAID
in Cigsrs, Tobacco, Furnishing Goods, Fancy Arti-
oes or anything else In the store Chances rs or 80
cente, LEON sCHAAP,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Cigars
Meerschaum and other Pipes,
nol5-ow Periodicals, Fancy Goods, &c.
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The Washington National Republican
hopes Major john ". WoLTz, secretary OF
the Republican Stats Committee Of Virginia,
may be appointed postmaster of Richmond
off the civil-service rules do not interfere"
Is Miss VAN LEW to be removed?
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M. THEIRS has given one thousand francs
to the sufferers by the fire in Boston-a trl-
butte from the representative of what Boston
considers the wickedest people in the
world to the most virtuous The Bosto-
mans possibly confess, when it comes in that
solid form, that some good can come out of
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"a rsYsf As4fas.

asl arrieaai sP Is XVI 70 ELLAE
sTRoEG; oil Of thiscity. I.
Married. on the aofi, instant, at The res,denes 81
the brides mother, by The Rev G .. tsnr.
WILLIAM IL GHIEsi Of eeidsnoTSt F "a of
r,serlY OF this city,) TO MISS MAhi q. = oi0 -
,KichInond, Va. No cards. rs =. $50. r-,.-off,,
PetersSarg and Portsmouth, va, North Caroiina'
and California papers please copy
Married, on the leth OF Noyenler ls5z Dy III
/. 4. BENNETT; both Of Richmond. NO eafo''
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PERSONAL.

CAUTION.-Al persons are hereby noti-
~ ded to beware of certain party calling himself
2. a. BERGH, andreprcsentlng himself as aSwede,
who has been acting rs general ticket agent Of the
National and Allan Steamship lines for the Ma
tional Virginia Settlement Association
Said +. A. BERGH Is no longer authorized to act
for said Association rany capacity whatever Par
ties having tickets for sale placed In their hands by
said Bergh are notified that the tickets will not lie
received BY said lines Of steamers aud all persons
are warned against buying tickets from any parties
representing themselves rs our pgeuts. S
Whatever authority may have been vested 10 the
said BERGH by the said Association is hereby re-
yoked. =g3slsss s-sSss itasts5 ~. & s.
By order of the Board OF the y. Y. 8. at Wyl-
laesburg, We. CIR, BOYER,
Eoye,nherls, 1879. Secretary pra ten.
no 2l-3t 3D. ~. ~ al 90 ~
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The Washington Republican says Hon.
Caleb Cushing is resident voter Of Airing.
ton, Va, and cast his vote for Grant and
Wilson and for John Syphax, the co!ored
newly-electcd county clerk of Alexandria
county. Times change, and SO do eminent
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w RosADALIs cures all cases of chro

|" ROsADALIs cures all cases of chro-
ME rheumatism. Read the following:
Dear Strs,--You viii please send me four f4) more
bottles OF your MOST EXCELLENT MEDICINE.
AS you win remember: one month or SIX weeks
ago received three bottles of 1t. When COM
nenced taking It could scarcely walk at ali when
night came, but now suffer no moro from Theuma-
item have little brother that Is about 10 lose his
medicine Immediately. as -
Very respectfully, Z remain. 80 II
aAauRI. g. MCEApDEN, post-ofnea hax 400, y
no is-sedaW AurfrssspeEo,, Tenn. /.
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DEATHS.

rued. at her residence, on Union BtLl, yes.eFday
morning eath Instant at o'c,ocs' mrs Rrawn.
WYE SROWN. widow of the late Joseph o'o"h'
g.. ~, aiohtr seventh year OF her age.
,.r funeral viii take place at uni9n sra nst
Methodist church THIS kvENinS az ha are most
O'clock. Her friends and acquaintances ale hos'
RESPECTFULLY iuvited TO attend.
Baltimore Sun please copy.
Died. on The 10Th of November. ls5s at 10 oelocH
A n. of heart disease, Mrs. MARY j. LlNDs'
consort of A. Lynds. Esq. q ,I,,.. 80
Her funeral will take place from The residence OF
her brother-in-law William Ellison ESQ, no. LaSo
ma fr;n5s of the family are requested to attend
Dubuque fIows) and Toronto (Canada' papssf'
please copy.
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OFFICE OF ORANGE. ALEXANDRIA AND
MANASSAS RAILROAD COMPANY,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, October 80, 1872.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
~ stockholders of the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Railroad Company will be held ut the
Office of the company, In Alexandria, on WE'D
NFSDAY the 9th proXno, at IL O'Clock NJ.
BY order Of the Directors.
L. W. REID, Secretary.
The TRANSFER-BOOk will be closed from the
18TH proxino until the adjournment OF the above
meeting. 10 l-coo1o
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ME- STRONG TESTIMONY.-STEUBEN
VILE, OHIO, September 4, l87l.-DT. Wi'lsdm II
Tut: Dear Sir,-I feel It duty to yoe and to suf-
ferfng humanity to make public the great merits OF
your Extract Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight
For wears have been great sufferer, my general
health broke down, and affected with nervous
ness of the most terrible character which was soon
followed by an eruption all over the body, forming
large ulcers in places and attended with rheu-
matte pains. Tongue cannot describe my suffering.
was reduced almost to skeleton, and had per-
feet loathing Of food. / was attended by several
physicians, who rendered me no relief. despaired
of ever being well again, but thanks to kind Pro-
whence accidentally heard Of your medicine.
sent for half dozen bottles, and before had taken
three began to feel better, my appetite improved
and the rheumatic paius became less severe, and
could enjoy sleep. l have continued its use, and
have taken eleven bottles and believe am sound
man again. The ulcers have all healed, my skin Is
smooth and healthy, aud have gained twenty-five
pounds in weight. believe my sickness resulted
from faint Of scrofua. would earnestly recon-
mend your compound to iny fellow-sufferers. With
deep gratitude 10 you, am ever your friend,
JAMES FRANKLIN.
DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are mild and gem
tie purgatVe, possessing the peculiar merit OF acl-
ing rs a powerful agent In relieving congestiye or
torpid liver. They have no equal.
DR.. TUFTS HAIR-DYE promotes the growth of
the hair. no le-eod&wlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-21

NY wife, LAURA ANN
sIS cHHDREss. having left me, hereby warn
any one aen.nst trusting her on my account.
no 7l.ite JOHN A CE1LuREEss
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m CALICO COMFORTABLEs.-We
call particular atten ton to our stock OF
CALICO COMFoRTABLEs,
DUTCH QUILTS,
WOOL BED-SPREADs.
HONEY-COMB or BRIDAL QUILTS nfee
enough for the largest bed, atSlI9 woltnsz
Extra quality HONEY-COMB QolLloa1s o. "'uiu
be cheap at So;
mARsEHLEs QUILTS from 80 to sl5; :.
r,,psEuI.Es t;RIB and CRADLE QUILTS, all
dies and prices, ut LEVY BROTHERS.,
corner Main and Eleventh streets
niece of genuine THREAD BoBBh-EDGE,
eighteen wards for 5Oc., worth SC. yard. ols
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MILITARY NOTICES.
AEsJSENEST'S.
DICHNIOND THEATRE.

NFcCANN'S FIRST VIRGINIA 2A
Nl REGIMENT BAND SOIKEE at Lob IA
mann's New Market Hall. corner Of Sixth IL.
MING, November U.s. 1872. The Reglmental Band
will furnish the music. Dancing to commence at
p. NJ. Tickets, admitting a gentleman and ladies'
FIFTY CENTS.
The cooperation Of members of the First Viz
giula regiment and public is respectfully requested
time Will be guaranteed 10 those who patronize us
JAMES F. MCCAIN, Leader Of Band.
y. B.-Ticke.s for sale ut Band Headquarters
1920 Main street, md ut all the principal stores
Aft
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MEETINGS.

T AFAYETTE ROYAL AR c FL y%2eg
IL CHAPTER, No. 4a,-CoMPANIo3S ,sn n.AN
Attend stated conyGcation of your CHAP HNaN&
t nt', rails go fTbnrsdavI EVENING at $780,
O'clock promptly. All Royal Arch Masons In gooo
Standing are fraternally invited to attend.
Bv order of the III. E. n. r. ,
no sI.If* GEORGE r. PACE, Secretary.
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rTHE MEMBERS OF THE RICHMOND
/ CIGAR-MAKERS' UNION. No.. I33, are re
nested to attend called meeting at Lohmans Hall:
corner Sixth and Marshall streets, TOMORROW
friday. November god, ut u O'Clock. By order OF
JOSEPH 5PEs, President.
WILLIAM A. SUTTON,
Corresponding Secretary.
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DOaRDIAG.--a Ans. SARAH "A. JONES
11 Ma. lHQs aess street tfaext tel inysped lsossse
Them wani e rented 10 d fafutiy wtncut s0iIossns
Any nalnsef as ahls-eoardszs can 20 Aeepm nss
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~ MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1872.
T. r. PRICE 6 co.
have just opened beautiful line Of newest shades
sATTEENs. REPS, OTTOMANS,
IRISH md FRENCH POPLINS,
BLACK and COLORED eros GRAINS,
TYCOON REPS, POPLIN vELOURS,
DELAINES, SATINS, &C.
MOURNING GOODS IN
Tamcse, Cretons, Popllns Mohairs,
Alpacas, velours, Ottonans, Reps, .a
Bombazines, Grapes, and Grape Wells, &c.
In STAPLES
Blankets, Flannels, Prints, Plaid Linseys,
Domestics, Hosiery, sheetings, Cottons,
Towels, Socks, Underwear, Bosoms.
Collars. Lace Sets, Gloves, &C., &C.
ocas T. r. PRICE q co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-21

A ENUAL MEETING.-The annual meet
N Ing If the stockholders of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad and Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad Connection Com
pany will I've held at the office of the Richmond,
WEDNESDAY the 27th of November, 1872, ut IL
o'clock N. .,,o,- c
no I3-td d. Is. NlNSION. SecTeulrs.
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EEsEaE 81 As @ e.
60 AssIMEREss CLOTHS, A. e
..ss,Ts 1vs cantinna TO sell tbs aboye goods ss
IA ,,-s.es though there has ba ID great a1Tanse
49, .a Boston fire. We advia osir customers 70
purchase No ~ - LEVY BROTHERS,
"a TgF 4 fe,17 and Id 10 1Iain street
No., ! ,,ece Of GENUINE THR FAD BoBb,N-
EDGE, Is yards, for soc. -
-oz;y BLACK SILKS, coLoAED SILKS,
~ .cK and coLoeEp SILK aud COTTON
vELVETs;
Extra heavy SILK PLUSH at - worm ~ ~
IRISH and FRENCH 0OPLlNs'
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
sATTEENs, MERINOs,
DELAINEs. BoMBAzINES'
TkMIsE, GRO DESARICk,
AUSTRALIAN CREPE,
and large stock Of
PLAID DRESS GOODS, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1o17 and 1o1e Main street.
EVERYBODY says 1t Is cheap. Eighteen yaros VI
RopBIN-EDGE for Soc. worth 81. : NO !"
mr. sHAWLs! sHAWLSl SHAWLs!-
We offer the largest and best assorted S'ocA "a
SHAWLS we have ever hac.
Take a look at the nice STklfhp ohA -" ~
$3.50 worth 81;
STRIPED sHAwLs at % worth s5;
STRIPE sHAWLSat - worth 80;
STRIPED sHAWLS at IS worth ~;
STRIPED sHAWLs at 50 worth s';
MISSES sHAWLS, all sizes;
Pr AID sHAWLS from sl.75 to $40:
BRoCHE (long and square) SHA"Lo'
SHAWLs for mourning;
Oh AL ~ LEVY BROTHERS,
1017 and 1919 Main street.
Don't fall to get piece Of the genuine no 3D.
EDGE, 10 yards, for sec. -
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TEMPLE OF HONOR NOTICE.-The
i members of UNDISE TEMPLE, No.
2, are hereby summoned to attend reg,i- MI
lar meeting of their Temple THIS (Ihurs- tM
day) EVENING promptly ut - O'Clock. I'll
Business Of Importance demand the atten- 49,
ton Of every member. Candidates for inl-eS@
tiation will ie present ut 3 O'Clock.
BY order of the W. c. T.
no 2l-lt* II. T.. W WATT, w. n.
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TNIGHTs OF PYTHIAS.-The 80
IA regular aemi-monthiy meeting nf era
RICHMOND LODGE, No; L, i MIG ! lGi HIS Es.TSa
OF PYTHIAS, will be held THIS tIhus. kSSSSG
dav) EVENING ut u O'Clock. Transient \Ssy
brethren and members Of sister Lodges <
fraternally invited. by order of &C
M ai-lt{ A. THOMAS, JR., X. r. and g.
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nay ELEGANT PINK, BUFF, GREEN.
and WHITE TABLE-CLOTHS and NAPKINS;
WINE TABLE-CLOTHS and NAPKINS,
DOYLIEs, or FRINGED NAPKINS, at 6oc.' f5c.,
and il per dozen;
TABLE DAMASh,
HIJCKABACK, DAMASK, and DtAPEh TOW
ELS;
LINEN and COTTON DIAPER,
INDIA-RUBBER CLOTH,
hoboGn D'Ai f''''' 90 LEVY BROTHERS,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
Buy eighteen yards of genuine THREAD BOB
IN-EDGE for Soc whilst you can get 1t. no 10
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ITO THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
4. OF RESCUE COUNCIL, No; !, JUNIOR
n attend a called meeting of your Order on WE'D
SESDAY November goth, ut u O'Clock T. NJ, at
Brother Wise's on Broad street near Brook avenue.
Ev order Of the s. z. c. ~
NJ on-1t% JAMES ii. 1lsiCN'
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jtfed into this Union at the regular initiation fee
"a If they apply Before regular meeting Might
first Friday i'm December. no 2i-lth
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UEPTAsOPHs OR SEVEN WISE MEN.
LII a regular meeting Of the Conc]ave viii be held
THIS EVENING at O'Clock, at the hall corner
Ninth and Broad streets Every member Is eX,
peoted TO be present, business of Importance VIII
be brought before them. Candidates VIII DC In at
Tendance. BY order OF the Archon
M oi-lts John MAXWELL, Secretary.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-18

Seyvsdssnsbye es como aspssc0messte no Sc tosm0.
rctm j0a,sds hom6res 6bres" (6)
"El.trabajo, escaso dntes de la revolsciom
por Aasyabas sin eue'sto qs.e 10 agoviebas, Sc
ha desaryoOado 6Wo Eez ama,aro dc ID Iber-
tad: (7) lejos de decaer las grandes ciu-
dades, Sc mejoran y prosperan: los cami-
nos de hierro comienzan, y en- algunas re-
pdblicas como en- Chile gozan va de cier~
ia importancia. ar .sa
"Lo gran crisis de la Ibertad (8) esta con-
sans0da; las costumbres de la vida pdblica
penetran ell corazon del pueblo. los Sot1o-
dos a'adonsables de la independence, abru-
mados de la edad, bajan al sep1lcro, aban-
donan con las esperanzas de sus ambicio-
nes, las riendas del gobierno." ..., IT .1.-,o
"Aeaso q fines del lpresente iglo, los
hechos iufecundos y dramaticos de sus
guerras intestinas perteneceran 4 la leyen-
da, como los hechos de SUI gran hansvor-
nadcaon Sc inscribirAn defnitivamente en-
la historic. 10Y A juzgar por la fuerza es-
pansiva de la Dem0cracia, y por la name
ra con que en- nuestros dias Sc entiende y
Sc practica la Federation de los pueblos,
no nos parece temeridad pensar que para
aquella epoea no hoya en- todo el Udsto con-
ts'ae''te mas que a'ea sofa, gra'sde, Nbre, po-
derosa macion." QO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-18

co. Cualquera que no supiese que ell ST. Cas-
tr0 es muy buen espanol, hallaria algo sOspecho-
sa Ia Erase subrayada despues de haber pues-
to por las nubes la determination que tOmarOn
los pueblOS hlSpanO-amerlcanOs de prOclamar
Ia lib, rtad, lanzandO del cOntinente la bandera
espanola. PerO NADIA; estOs son los pasajes mas
anoceAtes de La Obra no queremOs deshWeSar SuS
ctduSutdS.
G) Noten nuestros lectOres que para quien no
conOclera ell lntacAable eSpanolismO del Sr.
Castro y de su partidO que lie ensalza y hace
sOlldarlO de sus escTitOs, parecerla que no con-
cibe este Sr la Hbert0d sin la independence.
PeTO, quia! las palabras subrayadas las que
siguen, constltuyen la mas sOberana desaproba-
clon que pueda darse, Gle la conducta que Obser-
varOn los HberateS del cOntineEte americana re-
belandose contra la metr0poi.
.t8) De la iberUad con Espana, entiendase
blen: Como que ell Sr. Castro escribia este Guam
do Narvaez era presldente del COnsejo de Mi
nistros de DA Isabel de Borbon Los soldados
indon06les lie la independence que tantO admira
ell Sr. Castro no eran los rebeldes sur-america-
n0S: deOlan ser OtrOS que nOSOtrOs no cOnOcemOS.
SCOnO habla de creerse que tan buen espanOl
como Castro pOnderara asl q los enemigOs de
Espana3
(9). Ell Sr. Castro sigle refri6ndose las re-
publlcas sur-amerlcanas, perO ESQ sin amino de
Ufender d Espana.
Q0) Este pasaje nos habia parecdo iridicula
susplcacla conservadOra! muy anti-espanol, CO.
m0 que Sc nos hgur0 que eQulvalla q prOfetiZar
Gesear ell triunfo del principle anti-espanOl
por excelencla, la realization de la famOsa dOn-
trina de Monroe. Pero nos enganamos. La gran
nacion que pOseera segun ell Sr. Castro, toda la
America fines del presente siglo, no son los
Estados- UnldOs; es sin duda Espana, la sOla, La
poderOsa nacion que esta llamada a dominar de
nuevo el Mundo que descubri6. A tantO legan
las ilusiOnes, el optimismo del espanolisimo Sr.
Baldorioty de Castro cuya Obra le hace honor
pOr 10 p0tli6tica.
Creemos indtil citar mas parrafos. La reputa-
clon de buen espanOl que tiene Castro queda
sentada y. ell BOLETIN ha sido un calumniador
al dar Ell laman1a de decir que ell cap1 ulo AME-
RIGA de su Memoria, es 10 mas laborante que Sc
ha escritO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-18
DEL ExCMO. sR. MARQUES DE MoL1Ns
- fCoNTNuAC1oN.l

Sin embargo, la existencia de los obje-
tos que representan es tan antigua como
el hombre mismo. Figuraos, 81 no, una
primitiya agrupacion de seres humanos;
que haya en- ella una mujer cuya hermo-
sura sea superior q todas y que 1sin rival
enAmore dos sujetos 7diferentes; suponed
que estos dos hombres, rudfsimos y desti
tuidos de toda cultara, quieren hacer el
retrato de la persona que aman porfia,
vali6ndose del primer lienzo en- que el
hombre pinta, es decir, su pensamiento,
del primer pincel con que colora, es decir,
Su palabra; dira eli uno que los ojos de su
bella son vivos como de gacela y dulces