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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28
Notice to Teachers.

THE BOARD of School Examiners
Tor yinton County will meet at the
Union School House, in Macarthur. on
the lst and 3rd Saturdays Of March
April, May, September, October and
November and the lst Saturday in
January, February, June, July, Au.
gust and December, in each year. Ex'
aminations to commence at ten O clock,
A. NJ. Satisfactory evidence of good
moral character will be required in all
cases. A fee Of 50 cents is required
by law from each applicant.
NJ. II. Barnes Chm Board of
j. s. HUM, School Ex.
l.. o. PERrUE. Crk, aminers.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28

The Concert given last
Thursday evening for the ben. .
eft OF the M E Church, by Mrs.
W. V. Lawrence, Misses Lima
and Ida Row, DR.. J. L. Dunlap
and daughter, and Herbert
Holland, was we'll attended,
and the audience highly de-
lighted with the music of the
performers. Mrs. Lawrence's
full rich soprano voice led the
club, Miss Ida Row sustaining
the contra Ito, Mr.. Holland the
tenor, DIR. Dunlap the bass, With
Miss Lima Row presiding at the
piano. The music furnished by
the club, and solos and Duets
by the members were iaultless,
and Miss Rows performance
on the piano exhibited that
rare skill, ease and delicacy oil
execution for which she is no
led. Altogether it was the
greatest musical concert We
have listened TO in Macarthur,
and far ahead of the profession
al combinations which have
visited us. The audience was
highly pleased, and in their
behalf and of those having the
concert in charge, we are re
quested to thank the club Tor
their kindness in volunteering
their services.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28

j. d. SAID in his White Sui
pher speech, that he had "nev,
er seen a Southern woman who
has been reconstructed" jeff
and all The other old ladies
still shrek for war-Longstreet,
Beauregard, and others who
did the fighting, are not so
brash about it. Jeff. says, "We e
have been cheated rather than
conquered"-which is both
lalse and undignified. Lee won
the respect of every brave
American by hi, modesty and
dignity and reticence after de-
feat. But it is only the great
who Can accept defeat. The
petticoat hero is gabble.-O
s. Journal.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28
Farming In Western Texas.

Farming In Western Texas.
The Galveston News speaks
enthusiastically of the profits
of agriculture in Western Tex
as, and says:
Every years additional ex-
perience confirms US in the
opinion that the droughts for.
merly so much complained OF
ia Western Texas are becoming
less and less frequent as the
country is settled up, and as
the prairies are becoming more
and more timbered or covered
with a rapid growth Of mesquit
or chapparal. In fact, we be-
lieVe Western Texas--that is,
The country between Colorado
and San Antonio-has suffered
as little from droughts during
The past ten years as any State
in the South. The crops have
generally been good, and the
labor OF the Western farmer
has been remunerated with
good crops. Indeed, we believe
farming has been subject to
more drawbacks IN the North
ern and Western States than in
Texas from droughts, excessive
rains, late spring ahd early fall
trosts, storms, innundations,and
other casualties. Taking into
consideration the great length
Of the farming season in Texas
extending almost through the
the whole year, as compared
through the very short season
at the North, there is not a
doubt but that it will be ell
tirely within the bounds of
truth to say that The same la
Dor here is rewarded with more
than wOtold the remuneration
it receives at the North.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28

SENATOR MORTON is suffering
from considerable hoarseness
incident to his effort last week
and in consequence has recall
ed his appointments at Dayton,
Ulevela nd, Norwalk and Tole-
do.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Walker aud Nancy McWil-
liams.
David A. McWilliams and Susan
Mu"phy.
Samuel Bellew and Maggie Karnes
hiram Bolen and Mary Ann Rose
George Atkinson and Achsa a. Rey-
nolds.
George W. Chapman and Hattie
Jane Tomlinson.l
Archibald Boiler and Sarah Catha.
rine Maple.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28

A NEGRO stole the carpet
from a Tennessee church, end
cut it up into horse blankets,
and the congregation all went
over to Broad river to see him
immersed. From some unac-
countable accident, he was held
under the water just one min-
ute too long.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28

The Scioto County Agricul
tural Society holds its annual
ialr at Portsmouth, Sept. 17.h,
18th, and 10Th. We acknowl.
edge the receipt Of an invitation
from RI N. Spry, Secretary, to
be present.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28

THERE are at work on the
Railroad at the Vinton county
line, "a scrapers, l SIX horse
and one four horse piow teams.
At McOarley's IS men and 3
carts. AT Hangers Summit,
IA men and 3 carts. AT Cali
polls and vicinity, 10S men
not including teamsters-21
wagons, 2 carts, 1 eight horse
and l six horse plow teams.
1t is expected work will be
commenced at Macarthur in a
week or ten days. Sixteen scra-
pers and two plows were sent
to that point Wednesday, and
more tools will follow soon.-
Gallipolis Ledger.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28

JUDGE THOMAS A. X. NELSON,
Judge OF the Supreme Court,
died at bis residence in Knox
vile, Tenn, last Sunday, Au-
gust "a, of cholera, after an i'll
ness of two days.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28

GEORGE DOUGLAS was struck
on the shoulder by The Fast
Line going east, on Tuesday
evening during the heavy
storm, neal Vinton Station,
and had his shoulder blade
broken. lie was walking along
the track, going home from
his work, and the noise oil the
storm drowned that of the
tram, and he did not know of
its approach until the engine
struck him. lie was badly
hurt, but will recover.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28

The question of where all
the Smiths come from is. an
swered. A factory in a neigh
boring city bears the sign,
"Smlth Manufacturing Compa-
ny.n
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28
Howard Sanitary Aid AssOcia-

For the Reliefand Cure OF the Erring and Un-
fortunate on Principles Of Christian
Philanthropy.
Essays on the Errors of Youth, and the fol-
lies OF Age, in relation TO Marriage and Social
Evils, with sanitary aid for the afflicted
sent free, in sealeI envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, PL:',uel
phia, Pa.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28
M'ARTHUR ENCAMPMENT
NO. lis, |. 0. O. F.

,,,s,.,v,, DEGULAR Meetings Ofths En-.
.Sk hcampment will hereafter be
100 held on the second and last
''ffHRS> Wednesday evenings of eacli
month. Patnarchs OI other encampments
who may be visiting ouI own are invited to
attehd AARON WILL, G. p.
JUHN T. RAPER, s.
Macarthur, Ftb'y II, 1870.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28

J. F. TOWEL, Portsmouth, Ohio,
offers to the Merchants and Furnaces
men Of yinton county, a superior stock
Of Dry Goods and Notions, on terms
che most favorable. lyeptly
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28

HE "locusts Of Egypt" were
never more numer, US than are
the grasshoppers along the
Hocking valley at prest n
Their ravages are said 10 lie
lrightiul. Athens Messenger.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28

l AM much pleased whit he
Esley Cottage Organ which |
purchased; it combines sweet
ness and power in an unusual
degree, and is a lavorite in our
family Bishop Simpson
For the parlor its sweetness
is remarkable; for The church
it has a power more organ-hke
than anything we have SEEM
Methodist
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28

THERE will be b CONVEX sntion
Of soldiers OF the Mexican war
at Roxabel, Ohio, Oct. 4th.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28
DIED..

JUNE 1s, 1873, at the residence OF her
son-in-law Benoni Hixson, Fanny c.,
widow of William Hoff hines, in the
92d ear of her age.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28

We invite the attention OF
our readers 10 the ADVERTISE
ment OF the Goodrich Tucker,
ia another column. 1t is sim
PIE, works perfectly, and is the
most useful attachment that
can be put on a sewing ma
chine. Buy no other until you
examine the Goodrich. Most
OF the sewing machine agents
sell them. Woodside, the
Wheeler & Wilson agent, says
it is the only tucker worth
having.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28

Particular attention given to the treatme ent
ofthe natural teeth.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28

The Cincinnati Exposition
commences next week, and
many oi our citizens will at.
tend. Some Of them no doubt
will take that opportunity to
buy themselves or their wives
a handsome watch. We can
recommend all such TO be sure
to call on Harry 10 We, at 103
Main ST., between Third and
Fourth. He is making a spe
c.alty Of fine watches, and is
retailing at wholesale prices
Remember the place, 103 Main
St., and give him a call if you
want anything in his line.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28


o hdenceo peor
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-08-28

INVITE tho attention OF merchants and fir~
lnac ceinen to the large stock Of the above ar.
cles just received. We will sell at tle very
lowest figures to the trade. Orders solicited
and promptly attended %. 2Ilul
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-28

Rico. ConcedemOs, pues, que Sc han
gastado S500,000 mas de 10 indispen
sable, 8 sean $3.500,000 en- los Z
amos de que habla EL PrOgreSO Pero
Itiene de ESQ nuestro partido la cIl pa9
mo recaen sObre sus miembros la ma
yOr parte de las contribuciones7
Es IN granda error atribuir a nues-
trOs correIigionarios los desaciertos
que hayan hecho los pasados 8 que
hagan los presentes futuros gobier-
nos. Aquf no hubO partldos hasta
1870; es en- verdsd una colnmuia
atribuir a una colectividad trabajsdora
y alejeda de las esferas ofciales 10 que
han hecho y hacen ministerios que no
han consultadO nj cOnsUltan los actos
de su administration con nues'ros
amigos. lO6mo habian estos de tener
una inilaencia Official que hoy no tie
aen 8 no ejercen los representatives
de la Isla? Los partidOs avanzados
que tsnto criticaron en- la oposiclon
ell que no Sc discutierau en- las C6rtes
nuesgros presupuestos, no 10 han he
chO elos en- cincO amos que Ilevan en-
ell poder.
Demos, pues, por senuaio que
anualmente pueden hacerse economics
por valor de medic million de pesos.
Respecto 4 los derechos de expor-
tecion, no ascjenden tanto como di,
ce ell c0lega: pnr cate concePto hat
rscsudato nuestIa3 a1uauas solamon
Sc S1920,278 como sigoe:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-28

qss Ia sombfs uD 80 yelaba
potl.ata Ia u4.u i.gsfa
s.Dts u sfp@da . tie
jll.tsmvAts baes slla
d4i 81 #fai la ere
'gus Hogltaa, ,taal aeu
.ss . L.as.-.s. se
Dee 20 - lsa . bsaas easa
sss 8p's dla taln tvs bss
- f*tie ~ 90 so5s elss
. 80 e. = rss 4sae8
"Vf4ss 81 smtsla - Is setsi
toaqss gssst. absass.s
"ta~ s-sstfs Eas-t48
, tng8~s ps ila 4ssss.
''ss. - sasasstes ass 81,
itefs sat9as@s fss @g
saesst@F sf
aes8 - efag sAsa siADas
esa - - Fias
"AssfAs is.ses u Asal
e.als lAss s.s8A
fesss - - asassa
- sa lsaana 81
sMm esssae - lAm y as@ea
rsaisa 80 as ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-28

largo ' aaahe ruaa bga aa
Q4s auaA saagfe j taTfe les
CA * luea is|tai
eAea io# tATioa eAAH 80
=. aNs. "a eaatpo 90 sFga
40 49, - j 1a eos lAbtoa
Qas a. eaasaanaA ~ ,3av4,
apfuA naae iua Ee.A
Pee sslsA to ! h tuiA
y, A4a Weaada astaha STA,
esaalo ma hasfvadAl
lo sesfuae ea aanete
a4s 81 eeg 49, sa ssasVas
eaai "a aasasAag astaaa
ahaafxa uaa eksaaa psssa
i ltaa ,.ta - VI uoa So
aaea t&a8e asas pfastasas
s.i atss - saesa, - asl,a laa
va ! kaiA Aessa
= ssaAa aIAfga : hsaaa
ga t = 80 auauA
50 u p i aaa
f1a NeAN alsaxsssa
1 aa 800 i aasAla
] e. - - laseaAA
= psaas selM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-28
LA Iglesia y la libertad pOhtica.

No iaItara quieu, en- vista lie 10 que
ha.ta aqut Ilovamos probaip, 10 que
la 4 esa sola IA sido Ia mAIre do
todas las vefdaderas hbor.adas, bAta
palmas y eutoao Ia viotorsa al yornos
iiegar al eHamen de la Ltbertad poi!
tea Aqui, dlfau los foyoucunartos,
naile nos dlsputara 81 terreuo ma
sentaJnso, pues ua Ia nay mas ubv,u
que ia res.steucla que la sIesla s,ena
opoot1udo hacs "a mu3hos slslos
todas .as tenlativas que 50 haa hecAo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-28

"a eonpllr ml lasento, t..atay
"pgepaTaAip, '--'' loiana muefsl"
! esgv llalsp,io, efusAfua
Les gspat@a, J aaA hata
lseha, sn $50 usttgu | ia
ass ua, aaEas t,tassst
i''a te "a 81 aaga. uaasia
e3a asaa lssuasl laa e
tsF4 i e1.aaa m4aAa
IS slssasbaa J ls aa
aa tsl naiu, 4aa aaa pu.
- salg@s 4aa tss lagtas
ts4 - s@ ia essasf,is.
= ssg*is a - = assaaIas
p@aa Ae p#ela haass $50
' 4al Asssaista@ ! yafta
Es. - as asts A II
N sa4l "A ssassl
tas B asa A. - SO
"a - asssga = - 80
@ A#s - eAsas
- - ~ lss -
tssm ! - -. - Aa "a
ea1sa i lAsslA s4#
Nw ! a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-28

8 sean dos milloaes ae pesos escasos.
va We Ell PrOgreSO cran inexactas sou
sus cfras cuaudO en- una tan pequef1a
cantldad Sc equiv0Ca cN mas de IN
million. Tampoco toia esta suma Sc
ha destlnadO extranas atenciOnes,
IS dacir, 4 la Penf0Suia. Sobre este
puntO esperamos nCSOtros, 81 cOnse-
gulmos los dat0s que hemoS menaster,
hacer mucha luz. Intentamos hacer
un psralelo entire lRs cantdades que
en- los pasadcs aig'oS y fines de este
ha mandadO ESpanl, con ell nOmbre
de sltuados, Puerto-Rlco, y las que
se ha .levado despues, y entonces We
"a nuestrD adversarjo que a1n es esta
provincial deuiora de grandes caudales
a la metropoii.
PdbllcO es por otra parte que eI
inpOrte de la expor acion n >ervldO
para saldar el gran dCiicl del Tosoro.
Mas el 0rgano ret3rnista, Ell 5" afaD
lie deiraCtsr nu.>t'a n.Ilstac.o0
4ue 'endra d-iectos, porque naaa hay
"a el mundo que no los tanga, pslo
que otras hay macho pao.. 4 e oae
oagamo, esros tres mI,o.r. ae oe.o.
(dos) por Comer pan m l., mtn'e-
uleado 81 u,Yuop ,,,o de u,u u.roerss
IL S,utanuvr, cuaua, pJ:aay, Con-
suuir pan au-.icanl lie m-i.r cal
lad i mucaD ia, p..J p..c %. Am;
nay y4rias cua,tiour. Que 4.llaldar
Las looarom.s Irra.ncnle.
En primer t4gar il bar A.qae We
ne ce Ia + .ln,lA es uaa psIueni.
lna cantltat cptnr.r,ta co1 = a,i..r
qu. nJsp0rls ~1yl4r,.. al n prt.. ID 4.
s.r 1866 i 1872 N w.. los .i,t-
af,,uur r48rca e.. ,.r.g.. ~ h-n,s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-28

ssaF h4s's ssi@ as sg.s frls
core is A-s q l.s4sf
ls' sa# - psspafa14,
L ss tt. al.
ga~s a. sg.l
A. = tsa4
q s.sads - s.stss,
o. ltassss 80 80 KsslsWas
~ - 81 s,fsaas
ss e.ssl - ssvlsss.
D Lee Eaas- Iafts
~ lsass1
sess - = IA
n lee - sefA
~ fts Fass asiafe t4d
~ ls \ ysf tsas.
~ fhs Espsssf
$50 6sas a.
a. - afe A. asaf@
Gsa feas s& 40
ssss - ssAtfs essfs.
sea ass sas tsfss
e. - - esss as sls
sasks. msAe essssas ssasss
seM hskkA ksa@s sskis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-28

caro- lie espa,d&s D sseFsa:
q. agresg ii 'ns.aate
que dtspato al aru.a psrdda
4sapAgseiS repentia0
paF Is aparse4lio hablsrss
~ ayl - aaeaoAo aguiisimo
"a Ia vsasans, y en ella
- 80 70 asoFnar i nadle
como ii aadsa exlssiesa;
ii or el gTlso Y a ,iro
apFesag Aaa0se E.s,eeaa
aeatecs en el momeato
ali, uaaa eaaaaa sl oessrva
teg a,ioa los dos EIvsses
Qas saeoa Fespaesa araeas
Il fayoa del Ii heFao dice.
Y volyleada reF Il seeaA
meatA i eAeal q \ - pieFae
1 aaes Ter a malezss
y sasFugaaea = aFte9ee1a
! Ia 4 sssesllaa esea,
7 - seFaea feseaeFea
usiA y Co 8 leaa
((aMa.sra5 ]
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-28
Los 80 NIL ONES.

SUsleniendO II I00gTeso - "a HF
DE- que Puerto Rico pief1e 80 milo
nes poF ialis be Feipruas eeoh6n.leo-
administrative, eseFlbr lo siguielte
en- "a bdmeTo del D..
''ComPFendemes sae q! BoLEriA J
sus amigos scs c44sga .u-1La gf4eia
los freinis Hillones eonsabldos, pro
maiiiia "a qas h1oea q pass = . sas ha-
biiaGtes qae lOs IDagaa, J pr esto Doe
p-0pJnem0s hsreT Il - r, ss4htl,
pa'a que, llsssBdO Il VeFdsd Z COS
cinie0io de todos, tssios e9r'rifuya-
moe 4 scelersT "a Iei Ims qae demsn-
ds eBesiiOn Tan important"
Ssgun el eO'ega, Joe amigos deI
BOLETIx nj iOFmaa p4rie del psls o.
psgan contribution. A.y e.npeI4u.
4 deinosiTar en otfA pate g.e "a Ia
menfa mayOila coGiFiDpyra.e esia su
naesiras flAs } ~ "a j. as ~ Iro-
greso No hay l0csl.1ad l.4Iy..a.tr e.
10 Isla d0nde 10 aaya pr lu meaos
un eorFeligiOnsFio nsssifo qg- Tsgls
mas dineFO 81 Esiad0 qge a. tys i.,
Fe ofmisias que eomp0ffn Fl Aru..s-
mien'o. EstO 10 baa ds vss l.t .r..r
zee del BOLEIIN n lr'us se 80 .!e
con n6mefos } nombffs IL. ss. A.
De, puss, inuy iGr2a a.f1 a4,s 9. a-.a-
g0nisia eGaRdO pfrieaar ha 81 cr,sT
sl plblico que "a u felai.'u 4 .rssa-
menes los FsiOFlnisias eonst .gyr- a.
claslVsmeDie ei pals
90 mlllVns., a.egsfa uae... at,.r
saTio. psgs Pseno-ii e. . o. g..
doe Y ildOs eada efr aa .s ,..l p-r
der ca sue mslosdOs sus az4csl. Z.
B s@a GA mi.lOB & praas s4g4,
Teesfg1 indeb.f0 r. pfrsga-r. .
tree del dsfeeho ao - ..sitae q. t..a
50 milioass rstOEdas qgr r 80 n-.
VICENTE 'ha EFfaaca - r. ! af0s .a.
entfanasF dc eaia ls.s
HaDianos peps-sD "a -r ~ g. ..-
n eGactJ De- IL calt dal d- az4esfh
mle. que ca ! IN. > zoe cou pfaa ..
EsisdDs ds .os aefrcaas a- .u
~ 49,. .4' 1-''.-' .'
csc 'NP'S"A '-''@' 1''''t.' a.
- 1. 1s9''.'.s ''I' &c : - i" A1'i
~ 80 pee
P'' =. II 4 NJ
-
W y" I. ~ ''- - "-s .''
a,.,.r,..--
e-.a-,..s..,-, ...
- =.
a.. -
- '''.'~
-.
- =. =,
- = ',..s'.-.-.
-
-
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-28

para aSegQFar ai<pueDiO una mayor y
mas desembarazada participation en-
la gestion de la cosa pdblica.
Al llegar a este terreno; tenemos
que confesarlo, todas las apariencias
estAn en- contra nuestra, J hasta la
historic de estos 1ltimos iempos pa
rece condenarnos. Pero por P 'co que
nos fjemos en- los principles, cual
quiera compreadeIa que tsta, como
todas las demss libertades, no puede
producer reeultalos verdaderOs, y so
bre todo duraderos, fuera de la in
huencia de la Iglesia. La Iglesia, es
cierto que no le Ga a la libertad polf-
tica toda la importancia que Ia revolu
cion Ie atribuye, nj muoho menos;
autos la considera como la men0s
neoesaria para ell pueblo; pero tam
bicn 10 es que apenas hay verdades
mas mani6estas que esta. SQuG les
importa q unoS hombres privados de
su Independence en- la gestion de sus
oropiOs intereses, que de cuandO en-
cuando Sc les lame a partici par lie la
gestion de los intereses dol Estaaoa
por medic de un sufragio? Al FIN y al
cabo ellos no han de scr los que go
oiernen, y tan solo sc las permitc que
Sc ocupen de Ia cosa pGblica para qu ;
dGo a otros sus podeGes. Lo que sa-
ben y entjenien mejor que nadie SOP
sue pr6pios negoclos, los de So faml-
liza y municipio, y es0s DO Sc los per-
mite administrar una centralizacion
exceniva y exjgente. De mode que
cuaudO Ia revolucion con una mano
priv al pueblo de sus Iibertades ci
viles, y con la otra les presenta a La
bertad poZttica, como ell principal OBJ
jeto de gu ambicion, y 50 pretexto
lie conducirle 4 esta terra prolaetjda
ie sueta a un cautiyerio mil veces
mas 1uro que eli de EgiPto, osteota
oian u naturaleza propia. que es scr
hija lei padre de Ia mentjra.
No diferen solo la Iglesia y la re
voiucion en- e. coucepto que Ge Ia H.
bertad politica Sc fOrman, sino tam
bien en el modo de proceder con ella.
La IsIesia procura ante toto, hacer 4
los pueblos aptos y dignos de dicha
libertad, al paso que Ia revolution,
instigando al pueblo a su conGuista,
hace todo 10 possible para que Sc hsga
incapaz de soportarla. No to1os ios
temperamontos pueden sooortar el
regimen de IA hb3rtad poiitjca, pot-
que esta supone Ga un pueblo llama
DO 4 gobernarsa 81 mismo, IN sen
lido practice, : una moderation SUI
mamenJe raras en- laS masas. DaOen
saber resistir al fnpe,l do as preo
cupaciones y c,ertnS exc SOS de-
patriotis,na: debea sac. domjnarse
la1ta tai punto qne preferan Ia ver-
lad Ia ada acjoa, y la aust ridad de
IN hom5re l. L ado que an solo $
uje por la mas extcicta pco2i lat )
| lstica. / ! eIpcoe13.a 81 l>CAtofa de
an trjouao laa = pecuja con los MA
los instjatos IL is homb-es.
Ahor. biaa, sql4l i,-.atra sn .os
pl-b,os e>.@ t"npscaueato sin eI
,ra d Lijartr3 poIttjca saria Para
a,as &, mas l4a,sso a= us loaasi
IPor valt4Ca ia rey',uci)o, que por
su propia n.tnraleze sJto t.oll 4
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smerieanas, obten 3rla indudablemen-
ie meloT e1locaciOn Ia zaira de esta
A. :. Pono I'll P,aOgreSO no ha to
uido pFeseate que Espafa no puede
decOTosamea'e dar Ventajas Puerto
liico que uiegae 4 Cuba. Las medi-
See hsc-.ea qgs SO aDuptarsn debeFfan
exiendeIse 4 Ia ia hernana. iQue
frsuliarls entoncesi Que los preciOs
del azdsaF baja'ian spsntosamente
en los mefcsdos auericanOs. FL con-
suI!sCr yankee se1a el benehcladO
pafaae campralia los azioares puer-
90 Tnurfios Y cuhanps A un 40 por
cleuiO mas DaratOs que hoy. \ 81 en
. x m-ipia'an aqui los pre'iOs de
ssuta, fUe scua muy POGO, en ramblo
iY- hsc,1dad0s teaarian que pagar un
s"weltJ enorue de sGusi1io para IN
temnizsr al Estad1 lie los derechos
qu- drjaFia de pereihir sobre las inn
poTac'ones smsricsGas.
NJ eli5.e e. Amtiaa ninguua gran
region szucarefa que, estaudo eKenta
e. ieTecho, d. ingynacion, haga
graz competence 4 los aldasres de
C4D- } T4er,. -Riso. La daica es ell
Sir 4e los Ests1os. Uuidos y cala no
produce d, 1.H muclo btsiaute azd
car l,as e. consuuo lie la gran repG-
Un.a. j. ia ca que 10 prolulers,
sr gu- 49, misssn los dr. echus
fr Hul ulora'sa IA .ss aduana. del
Not. +. ddtl nues.ras A1ti'las
cl.l. ..u 'os proiuc,ores amer
.a .i. .a- q dsl eu co-'-s suya
ia .a r conaiguie te cargo
de . req.
.r.p hos ado q asIato a. lbs
re.atr nI r.rs, Z squl en que tGc-
u.in.. Ap'ic.fos coniirma Ia opinion
ie l. f.a#4 E.. ageutaja.o economi,ia
f. -n.e s.. P.ssy: lbs deecAos de
IH.o..a. p, couo todos ZOE graya-
r. al -porc obi js.os iados,
.u.lr. 90 BF,porclOnt.m"1t- 81 Valor
e ,,p,asas ID, 10, cJasamid0res." El,
purs, e14-Gte que ,os h .ados Ual-
iDa nee CHnp al nuostrps iru,,s por-
il. .ns n.'~sfar, pagan =. lmpu.s-
iJ hrCa' c1n que es'an grayados del
mismo motto que noaotros, cuando
.YasI amos sus baruas, satlslacenOs
r d rrcap de .mporac,On que ella,
'.N.rE## > ~e su9rl u era este de
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leoHgfRt4f8.H
u Ia@s. Me- mhakss sss..ss 4.
60 f2sE @ $50 So
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2 s@scss 9 -. - sxsss
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s1ssass ests. e.. rAass.s
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9alsgs , ssslas = lfsa4.
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