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v;roinia Debt-The Radicals.

The dccei,(u Republicans arc reproducing
,hc tan!r OF Southern State debts n order 10
make 4 Hing At Virginia. II shows Il d'acr-
sncc indeed in the aggregate Of debt ron
1860 IL 1872. and that rc.ult is from accrued
interest. The Legislature of Virginia or Ia"
Conservative marty has not added onc cent
4, fhr p!b!ic debt since the war. act ihcSr
Sc;u,h;i:an> would make ;llc impression '"';'
.hcy have: and they never >crrpic al a"c'''pF
IN. 10 make any false impression which trey
<b;,r thor, j soac chance for them tn sue
GcoG III.
r., no. satisfied a. cndcarornS to make
.hc impression that this accrued interest Il
caused av Conservative expenditure 'A'y
tnn-G.n.,y ryclaim that IN addition to ms
tlr Conservatives have given away some M
.c.n million, @. assets 10 " hsoatcd " railway
rnonoo,l,t<. This is, 81: course, another lie.
Tho amount conceded to the Chesapeake and
Daio Railroad Company in unfinished en-
haukm"nts and tunnels that wore Of no earth
- ac ouu; unless the great road OF WHICH
they formed part WAS completed. was lee
tween three and tour millions. 1t was tue
Bet Of bargains 10 give that a Il bonus 10
secure the completion Of Il work That VIII
many times repay the ataic 10y increasing h'r
trade and swell :hc receipts o! her 'fcasu-
~ hv endless multiplication.
Where the balance 10 mlkr up l',oVo,ooo
Of donated assets OF the States l. 10 oe had
l.
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Fa.LEY is THE ScApEGoAT; he is denounced
by the Republicans Of st Louis. They can
not "abear" his outrageous assessment of
his clerks to pay the expenses Of General
GRANTS reception in st. Louis! Poor Fn.-
syy. How much can he carry? His load-
;,eiay The party slns-wouid be heavy for an
elephant. Nevertheless, it seems plain that
ne has TO carry it. He will never reach the
wilderness. Poor devil! Didn't he know
Aad never before been madeI What blum
der.
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A Coon HIT AT BUrLER,-The Boston 4

A COOP Hit AT BUrLER.-The Boston i'd
rertiser shows keen appreciation of But
I.Eg in the following allusion to him
.'From the moment General Butler came
TO the front as candidate, with his loud
voice and his formidable following, there was
no interest in anything but the antics he WAS
cutting up. He captivated people by bis
impudence, and tens Of thousands followed
the sound OF his voice as they have followed
courageous impudence in all times without
knowing the reason why, or caring for it.
The moment the illusion was over, and the
bubble burst, they found to their great sur
prise that they had no leader.'
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The HEADsroSE JoB.-A special telesra m
to the Cincinnati Commercial says that the
Hon. HORACE MAYsARp is seekinga job in
the "head>tone' business, he being inter
estcd in sundry marble quarries in East Ten
nessep. The correspondent suggests that
HORACE prefers "job" to the speakership
of the House OF Representatives in Congress,
to which he has been aspiring. We should
not wonder.
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After the Rev. FREEMAN CLARKE declared
in the Worcester Convention that boiling
would be in order after the nomination, il
was generally understood that the hint was
that boiling would follow the nomination OF
BUTLER, as it would have done. In his
speech urging the adoption of the resolu-
tons BUTLER informed all hands that when
he was TO be voted for again he should decide
the question for himself whether he should
go into a convention at all or run as IN indie
pendent candidate. fa-
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Pail,.oads- forwarding, &c.

testimony. ta a"!7u' WY!
road mcr before thea. Mr.. hhfES' S''''"'
manager Il II" c"o.'''''
tnc "Blue Freight line. h'aoo W.. -"
tcrcsting statement. 'he P"'po'' Vi WV"
We candcnSc.
MIR. HAYES Statc' '""' '"' si"n '''''
taken TO the lake ports Is conveyed ~ ns''-
falo aud from EaiiA'o TO Ne" 1olh' An'
frriS'Iis vHi:cd very ih"ca upon '"i' WV
l'nc ben gram c'u'" &c ''N''. -
la'o for I'VE cents. ana 'Hei'e ~ w"
for ten cents is''o lu'''''e" ''i'''> '''
cents. or one cent a bu'h2i Tor ever! '.''
huhdfco hiieS' covering ''''"t''''' '',.'
on canal-n i 'a' 'o"'s. "'''" ',,a.1
one ana il fuiftc. 'c'"S 'oi vi. :,
miles Is 'ilc u>"'''a'c ''&'' Al
brought oS,ooo,""o n">A'l>' III" WV :.
average ltl tons cach. NO" ''c "''''2
increased to 30 tons raoh. luz! nv
| increased in number ana capacity IL 'i'0 Ia
| canal has been enlarged. hc'r t'h''asc III
| 1862 was 4,1oO,o'J; las' Seai 4 We A.''o''
900. These were inc Vessels i'a'>'"o "'i'"7
the season, anu '"'i ''''7"''
the towns aio'9 'HS "'''' '''>'
Tie iiut'so".
Inc railway '"to"Sh '''ie' "''' >i'N.>
order 10 compete VII" ""''' ''"''p
and blln@ tue proo"cet "i''' CONSUME
together, ana oi'l'''i'S' LAC st''"e -
west III winter U! c'"i1''o
eastern Gesti'ia''on' A"e '"'""! '
troducca Was t'e c'ot"'''.' Nv
on bcionscu W ''ic eo''ii"''''9 0''p''
Each pays lis p"f''on Vi eNios'Sos an" o''
its share u pro''>. 'ne>c '''''>' 'A' IA a 80
>a'o' hau oc'''''' '"7''"'@''
The witness Slatcd 'ia' Ilie '">"''''
taxed the roads very heavily anu co'hl''"l'''s
| had been made OF decays IN transportation.
lie cont"nde" ''iat II WIS 'io' '''' '"''''
the rai'roaa>, nti II WIS TIC '''N VI p'"p.'
! terminal fIcl!itlr'. t>lcetA''s III nc" o'h'
II fifteen cars We:" 'aGch "'tb l''cei' MINUS
OF gram there mus "' ''''e'. -" ~
cci'c 1t, whereas II III NC" i'iN ''' ~ -
pursued in the West "crc auoplc', VIII
plenty ri elevators ana stolaSt-looih' 'hc
warehouses woCi1 receive gram from 'he
car directly, and cram c"'lla ne S'oreo III
New York to NEE: TIC dcIHaliA' "hch u DC
| Cured. III once. Al present Tx gram ""'
stored in the est, ana WhcA the pfIcc SoeS
up in New lolh.a'! owners OF gram want 10
! ship Immediately AID Tie railroads co'l'o MT
| meet the demand; hence the complaint. bc"
| sides, the expenses III Ne" 10TH uii''i ''''
present system were very iieavy. The pas.
SAFE ol grain from the car 10 l1' paiS'' III"
from the barge to the elevator, thence again
| to he barge, and finally to the ship, 'nv'ualhs
a.o the cost OF weighing and co!lnl's,ioh'
| is about Unc-glartcr OF the cost OF bringing
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mot half az good rs old grouse in the gun
ROOM" we'll be bound). Well, storytelling
is to be deprecated. We are not given to IL
ourselves, and, as we would not encourage
promising young men to get upon that way
ward path, we very respectfully decline the
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PALACE SLEEPISG-CARs.-lta appeared III
in the examination OF witnesses made by the
Uli,ed States Senate Transportation Com.
mittee, now in session il New York, that
the slcepinS-car company furnish tue cars
and the attendance upon them, and retain
all collections, and the railroad company
considers Itself remunerated by the accom-
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What is called the Cumberland Valley
-aiiroad is now completed from uagcrs-
Gown, Md, to Martinsburg, Berkeley coun-
~. 4 lcttcr-writcr states that it will be
extended TO Il point OF junction with the
Luudo.n and Hampshire road.
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POWDER.
TTENTION, SPORTSMEN!

A TTENTION, SPORTSMES.
~ NEW YORK STATE sPORTsMENS
ASSOCIATION. ,,,,,rrys on
- "i-N>S STANDARD ron SHOT, ~, - .on-
sunarnf.c t,lssrs Viii have eventually % shsi
form when sportsmen require that snslr s sg
comnara With the STANDARD or EACiAl'I1-ss
which your com mttee has hNed. ,,an vopr COM
m,,sss have determincd TO adopt as Inc 70 as by
Can STASDAKp" the scale Pres w New York.
Messrs. Thomas Otis LIE koy SU Chairman:
n NJ. SMITH,
i. &. SKiNSER. the
sro-,smen and dealers DESTROYS % ha ,hersto.
,hoye Sale or any information reiallaS, xtnv 10
eau promptly obtain the same S os tnrrs.
THOMAS OTIS LIE kof & GU NC"
IL 25-eod3n -----------------
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NORFOLK COUNTY REPUBLICANS NoMISA.
TIoSs.-For Representative in the House OF
Delegates Il. G. L. Paige, (colored). sher-
i'll: John Lesncr. Treasurer: Sydney Z.
Denise. commemorative Attorney: Is. Is
Foster Superintendent of Poor: Levi 81
wills. (colorcd). County Surveyor: II. E.
Nash
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Our friend OF the Lynchburg Itrginidn
accd feel no apprehension about the Clifton
Eorgc road. The Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Company will be able to get the money
20 bui!Gi that road aS soon as anybody else
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CLOTHING.
M READY.

\ AN JtLAD
100000
FRESH AND FASHIONABLE
READY-MADE CLOTHING
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
1s73-'74.
ses;ro N inform my friends and the public
,o,o-.,,v that I have jIst returned from the
SoprnggS MARKETS, and am now receiving one
or tho LARGEST and most STYLISH stocks Of
CLOTHING, suitable for
GENTLEMEN's, YOUTHS, BOYS, AND
CHILDREN'S
prB11c. lily stock will embrace everything new
IN MY LINE as promptly as 1t appears In the
market, Of which due notice will be given in daily
papers of the city. With the great advantage III
buying, and thirty years PRACTICAL experience
of this market, enables me to give
GOOD GOODS
FAIR PRICES.
Remember the old, established house Of
VIII. IRA SMITH, Ast-,
1iO9 MAIN STREET.
Sign of the
LONG FLAG. scI2-F&M?t
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RICHMOND, September 10, t.,Is
THE UNDERSIGNED: H AVN corner re@ Of
CHASED THE MAkkEt-hotssErr,.s d ON BY
Third aud Main streets n s5 10 ses hs old
Mr. Atkinson VIII o psesse to sell cheap and low
w uom m' TasH. Respectfully, -, ,Ss.a,rRY.
recommend MIR. stspsbury to my ola ea'foA' =
the thoroughsst terms cropcg ATKINSON.
Sc 1924 usot'
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Our spirited friends of the Petersburg
appeal want to know if we would not like
a story about old Professor BoNNYcAsTLE
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NOR MANCHESTER DIRECT-NEW
Il PASSENGER LINE ESTABLlSHED.,1,dIne
DAY, September 18th, u line of PASSENGER
COACHES from Manchester 10 Richmond5to start
the DiSputch corner, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to leave
the Manchester slde ut $780, aud Richmond vt 7:la A.
81 and 10 continue to leave ut Intervals OF an n9nT
and half through fhe Jay. rafe eact way Ins
public he trusts TO receive u liberal patronase:
f' WILLIAM II. WAYMoCk.
MANCHESTER, September u, 1878, sc la-jt
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neutrality-suspicious. will bc made to
~ the Richmond and lcterbnr Railroad Com
pauy for the Reissue Of SCRIP for ten shares OF ihe
stock OF thar company, the Original SGrlp having
been lost or mislaid W. Is. SlANA AID.
Adnnis,r;orde Ionis non Robert Stanard, decd.
jy 2l-M2m*
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SPECIAL aOTiGEs.

rT IMPORTANT TO HOTEL-KEEP-
ERs.-The Danyille tva.) NEW HOTEL will be
completed about September Is. 1873.
FINEST OPENING IN THE STATE OF Vlk-
GINA.
VIII he rented or leased for long term Of years
to Il live hotel-man.
al, "a the owner J.P. HAWKINS.
ps W '''e '-' Danvil!c, Va.
al. nov ~ seIl-dGtwlf
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nIr SEPTEMBER 3, 1873.
THOMAS r. PRICE i co.
have open and on the way from market
BLEACgED and BROWN SHKETINGs,
REACHED and BROWN CoTToNS,
IRISH LINENS, seme very cheap;
SUPERIOR BLACK MOHAITS and ALPACAS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS, DoYLIEs,
LINEN sHEETiN6S, TABLE DAMASk,
WHITE and RED FLANNELS,
NEW FALL PRINTS,
BLACK and CRAY PRINTS,
BLACK and WHITE PRINTS.
NEW Goops EVERY WEEK. se'
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DRY GOODS.
-~.~<>~-~-~~-~-~<-~~ -~u~~-~~~-N~0~~-'---
EALL TRADE, 1873.

L'ALL TRADE, 1873.
4, S. ELLETT Il 60.
ask the attention of the merchants OF the Sonth 10
IN" very large and varied stock OF DRY GOODS
and NOTIONS, selected with great care OF manu-
facturers and agents for CASH, anu upon most IA
vo1s,hlr terms, We have greatly enlarged our as
ort,unut aud feel assured We can convince any UNI
nrri,iiccd buyer that we will sell low. on same
terin- Us any johbcrs OF dry goods In any market
nj this country. We only ask fair and unbiased
examination OF our stock 10 sulstantiatc whae We
assert. We solicit Il call from all merchants.
~ A. = ELLEfG & Co.
.o KIN, No 1911 Main street, Richmond. Va.
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GENERAL KEMrER. COLONEL WGTHERS, hon.
r. T. DANIEL. Cow RSOR WALKER. MAYOR Mel
ley. and other prominent speakers VIII be III at
tendance and address the multitude G r,c,,soo
r n Cook Samuel NJ. Page. Is. +. Howard +. Z.
Cabcll Samuel Pcrduc, J. r. Badkins, T.. CummlnS,
d. j. Mccormick, and Il. .. Wadtill.
TICKETS: Gentlemen. Il: ladies' Soc 81 10
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DEss0lETgDNs & PARTNERSHIPS.
D[SsOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

solved Inv mutual consent on the 9Th instant
HENRY G. WYATT Is daily authorized 10 settle
ALL ll ms of The late firm.
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LOST. S'FIsAYED. &c.

A FAN, to which was attached CHAM
n and PENCIL. was dropped on Saturday by 4
lady. In the pencil was an amethyst set y coiotcd
man was seen to pick it up and hand II To Il lany.
The lady who received 1t Will coniefa laFoV ny re-
,rrnin., II RI This Office sc lJ-ltE
GTRAYED, from the subscriber on Syss;s;s
- Grove road, on September eih.a KED 4-11--
COW cron in one ear. slit in other: white utldcr,
and tail tipped with white: scar from scaid on right
hind him information wanted 1t corner fifteenth
and Cary streets Use !5-3lSI /. u. hAhl.looN.
COO RE W AR Destroyed or ~
SZO stolen from my yard, TWO-aeSA
SETTER PUPS dark liver color-t"S ana biich
Tho above reward Will be paid II returned 10 me-
ana no questions asked. ALBERT ORDNAl,
81. l33,% Corner Franklin and Laurel streets
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STOVES. TINWARE. DC.

GPECIAL.. ATTRACTIONS AT J. II.
. MuINTCASTLE & CO.'S, No. $40 Broad
street ,efween Fifth ant sixth streets
The General Lee" cookng-StGve, the best fam
iIy stove made and the :. Star Heater" handsome
parlor and store stove. OLEOPHENE OIL, over
i5O degrees relest and the safest oil On the Aneri-
can Continent
Plumbing Thinning Gas Fitting, and repairing
promptly done. aaT
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NEW RETAIL DRY GOODS STOKE,

No. 1913 MAIS STREET,
nearly opposite the po9t-oillce.
The undersigned have formed eo-parthcrship
under the style and firm OF
HUDGISS, GORDON co.
They will open about the 18th instant al ehHrcJ
new stock OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
selected by an experienced buysr under The most
favorable circumstances.
Having had long experience In the business IN
this city. ana an intimate knowledge or me "sht,"t
the community, they can with confluence ln'i'e tIlc
patronage OF their friends aud the public:
- y uI;DIISS WM. II. GORDON,
jos. j. ANDERSON, SAINT. u. PRICE,
OSCAR lUDGlSS.
September J, 1913. - --2--
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Proceeds to he applied to the expenses OF tile cam
pagn for ,,x. ,,-nr.,1rr
McCanns full brass and string band will be III at
tendance.
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From the day on which the Boston Ad
rertiser warned the party of "breake r;
ahead s." the Republican press of Mass;chu.
sets. as if by consent, have taken up the cry
and have been, if more guarded, not less Sc
we're than Democratic papers i'll denouncine
one of the grayest faults OF the present ma
tional Administration. If there was any
doubt before that these utterances meant q
"ncw departure" for Massachusetts Repub-
licanism that doubt has been removed by the
action of the Convention. The mention Of
General Grant by name, which not long age
would have called the Convention to lis feet
was now received with marked GOODNESS AND
indifference, not even the Butler men caring
to applaud him.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The play produced with entirely rev scenery anu
FIRST CLASS DRAMATIC TRoUPE'
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EXEYRSIANS.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22D, 1873.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-20

Con esta tccha catreRo Ia direction
y rejsccioa d.i BoLGrIS 1 ntl anu (,
y companero ID Francisco Larroca. )
me- retro dc Ia pfeusa.
Debo sI p1b.ico. may particular-
meuie & we~ num~r"sas amigos. *
plleacipurs .ohra r,t4 te.cfmluaaou
mia pas, i lar.rlas
Coaudn ~ mr h;cc cargo is "a H.
recrioa lei BoLErlS, Il l. Az ab,ll dr
1871. no - habta fotn aun ra Maitt.i
Ia conclliactau lie los revular,onar.os
de eetirmbfr.
S.sulaar ea Puerto 90 naa po-
li'lea ir equiibFio eutre b.. ip. par
tS3os aqnt coa'ra4teutes. peo-arauto
tatma uao ,at~rsn~dso. una e.prc =
dr ceotfa. gus ahaorhs.~sa Ia. la~fras
ir ! IefrcAa = dc i ,xlac,.la- Asi
ea qae na reeoatFb = qae e.ts -scf
~ 5saea.tad als4oa ca ser prvats
meatr aasoegsAi4 v4g r. general I'll.
dftcbs ~atouces - efaa saf a4a-fass
erE. , pas r s~a = tssaafFas, sesp~e-
: = Eraasas i~ pbtss 4ss -as r1se
evst -. para d~deaf >. itaLnrts rarGu
q srnps aso II aegss7 sase "a 4~s,
ea d1 l~tr DC = rss4eAaa fstsn ssal
, xsxsaf.ees@ ael cabs
Aa g ae7ssa ~ ~asa e-e 4s~ aas
R4ss s8ap5srfAaB rsFstn as.at mMse #ss~.sss .
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FUEG0 EN- La MARINA.

. - k.eF .
Anocho POGO antes de las ocho y
mais, - pren,l,6 faego en- una
casA sla i Marina; { los ,pocos
ss.sa sasos a slclnent5 se preRentaba
asesfador 4 imponente; las uamas
anrnArabAn coavertar sbtio aq6ei bar
40 ca un mon,on De eMombfOs.
Las aataeldadra soda., el Elstplsos
~ Manaa, Tos volan,arios (vestidos
~ gmlsAaal. loa smpleados del ag !.
bssfnoy Aaucipso, el pueblu n.s .
A.. DE- ptaasIaar'os, Gaasaia s 20.
OIL, - una paiAbra, il poplaa,s = -. ~.
sefs Aonss.6 II astip del so 80 -
A. ! 40 - hisa nlaa ,,...s' ~.s,~. 80. a.
lm~xp. - IsS pof ~ 4. go. - = :,
se's0'. ]. = e p !. "a Iosprimeros
Tsasa sgceAr asou. ....h.a I,;la- -
ass.Anses ao g 81 n sssabo. = han Ii
- As Ahla. J =. madaras %.
gaasAaee ssNaar = crlaanro xofas -
! |. 2eneO l. PWudeaoa hias Z
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yaas rssea MoTia.

0asxaals pas l. saersa ~ - eiT
eaaesa4 ! r9e.af sAsena della dsssc.
"a - AaGeVts. ~ = eHyI sess gai
4a-s - .ssss 49, Ia.d psfex AsFi..
e-s E. aH dehef uaasiossas i los
s@.s.F ses - gsAs - @rE csssefaa qsg vsept
- sep asF Il ssFSs Ga ! = EaAfcAa
az sse~ - - s<susF
80 paass pAtsavs. NasrssaafF -
b.aa aAFss Afw. Il pafS1Aaea ~ tee-
sssfA. esz#a 4Asaa 4aai. - Il pssstso
~ san " - faasl eAsa~s psusasa.
II evs - rea "a 4 asafsaA 80 -
80 - sssA = nssmA - hAssa = -
- - ssss - 4AaNva snsersn = ass
ea ~ paFssA
x@ssF -, 80 - = 60 sfo pAsfta ars
.ssraa - stsa.s n 4aa 80 -
s#e& aa Fsssssas / ssAa bsa4e-
So asgs 80 Hss l easAs AHssssAs
essa ssaaas 80 a.aaA - A~Aus hsh~s
asssa vasA asss = Es sAsIAa
- - ks nsaaa - ss1e Aatvs
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por puros compromises partlculares
unos, y otros, los mas, porque son hom-
bres sencil'os que carecen de Ia ms
truccion su6ciente para poder apreciar
por 81 misnos el tGrmino fatal q que
conducen las premisas sentadas por
sus directories.
Ell ciudadano Fernando Garrido
escribi6 hace 8 amos estas lineas:
"Pio TX, como sus antecesores, aca-
ba de condenar el progreso y Ia civil
lizaoion moderna, como Incompatible
con la fe catolica, y precise es conve-
mir en- que es menester estar ciegO
para no verio como 10 We el Papa. Sin
embargo, aun hay gentes Tan extra
viadas por los falsos sofisnas de los
falsos~ cat6iicos, tan ciegas que Sc sor-
nrenden yer al Papa pronunciar YER
dad tan sencilIa, olyidando que la
esencia de la religion cat6lica, en-
cuanto a regla de moral y de conduc-
ia, es Ia renuncia q los goces munda-
nos, la conqusta de la vida eterua
por e. sacrifeio De esta, perecedera,
fragil y mundane"
Como Sc We, los mas inteligentes y
autorizados hombres de las dos civi
lizaciones, la cat6lica y la flos66ca,
en- tOdo disidentes, convienen en que
es antitetico e incom patible 10 que
los fil6sofos racioDalistas llaman pro-
greso y 10 que los verdaderos creyen-
tes Ilaman catolicfsmo.
Solo que ateos, como Garrido, no
conocen otra civilization quela opaes-
ia a la IgIesia; y los cristianos que
han logrado penetrar los arcanos de
la historic y someter su criterio la
antorldad de los misteriosos espacios
de la i6, como Donoso Cortes, reco-
nocen con6esan Ia existencia de dos
civililizaciones contrarias, una que
contiene ell bieD, otra que contlene el
nal.
Marche cada uno por la que mas
ie plazca. Elias son dos Iineas en-
farma de anguIo agndo que arrancan
del Parajso, d0ude lorman ell vGrtice,
y yvaa separAndose mas mas d me-
di1a que ae cXtieuden ca ei tempo y
en- e! espacio.
NosJtro seguimos el cani1o cato
leo que nos ttazaron nuestros padres.
No queremos reuegar de e porque
GREEN IS que es ej camino de la yer
dad y de Ia vida, porqoe en- Gl nos
precedieron generaciones enteras, y
sabios } IiteratoS y fI6sotos y heroes
cuyas gIoriosas hueIas somos ind (
nos de besar.
Al col ar por anora nuestra ham |
de pluma podemos do>cansar en- a
tranquiIidad de nue>tra ceUcieocia,
conyrncId0s como estamos lie que IN
mas hemos escr't0 una So'asIiura eo0
ira ruestra- leaes conyicc ones, nj Goa
el deaeo daebherado propdslto deper
judlcar infundadameGte a pr6pmo, nj
c0mpelldos pnr bastardas mIras deme-
dro personal, nj movldos por peqns
nos Y ruines eguismos. ST henos cr
RADIO, Dios nos 10 pordone en- gFacta
lie puestras 6uenas y patri6ticas lnfen-
clones; ri hemos acertaio no deseamos
otra rec0mpensa que Il aprecio de
toto hombre qun ame Ia pAtrla y ia
religion de sus mayores
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and If each one Of them sat down in few
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perhaps to their being triac rough in
their explanations. johnny lIowell's sa-
loon was the scene Of tho debate.
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