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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-19

~ v,srr--Mr. Green White, Of Boise, came III
ON visit to his friends in our city, on SUNDAY las'
He REPORTS dull times at the capital
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-19

Ep. WoELp.-Will you be so kind as TO announce
through your paper that the omnionians. by unan-
imous vote. have decided 10 iisorganlze the society
after having labored together for the period OF six
months We thank this community for the many
favors shown US. aud hope have been mutually
benefited.
our receipts on the evening OF the entertainment;
were SIS: which. with dues and cash on hand,
amount to Si25. This contribute towards pur-
chasing a bell for the usa OF the VI. T. Church. in
this place. HATTIE PARSONS. Secy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-19

commemorative publish, elsewhere. COM
munication from the fair Secretary of the Omnonian
Society announcing its dissolution.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-19

srcK.-Mr. Charles seekins. miner on More creek
q, vno at Fosters restaurant in this city very sick
~ tvnboid fever we believe. Dr. Zpfis attending on
I'm and will have him out in few days.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-19

RuMoRED RICH STRrKE-It Is rumoreo aoou' vow
that Messrs. James Freeman Co.. proprie'oiS -
the Golden Era mine, at the head OF Grimes oreeA'
have struck quartz lead OF immense size ana ricn'
mag Hone it is so.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-19

F.sur.-A gentleman on Upper Payette caught "
mounds Of fish, lately, at single haul
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-19

"Of all sad words of tongue or pen,
The saddest are these-H might hare been'
4. now the song of young man we know OF. 1t rs
..,a vouno lady who lives not far away could tell
the reason he sings it, if she t'ould
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-19

sleipbs - fAAcEhvrLLE.-On Friday last all Of the
"say,, own were chartered, and as many of the
Stage HI, s''Se as could crowd onto them and the
Ball >, y, themselves away to the st. Valentines
oae-ve A., Being Quaker-a poverty made
there ..s -" not go; but we understand all who were
sapue, 1'Oyed themselves hugely. had splendid
the only music. and all of the other etccteras
Enough % 'on being that the hall was not large
o. 70 accommodate the guests.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-19

SNow.-Ten inches of snow fell at Placerville on
the night of the 18th inst
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-19

WEATHER.-There has been no very mar ed change
the condition of the weather and things since last
week. We have had some very cold weather, some
more snow, about five inches altogether, and two
quite warm sunny days, SO that the depth of snow
has not increased
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-19
Speeial yptifes.

eos NJ. PETTENGILL l. Co.. 10 State Street. Bos.
ton 81 Park Row, New York. and 7O1 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia are our Agents for procuring advertise
ments for the IDAHO WORLD in the above Cities and
authorized to contract for advertising at lowest
rates.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-19

asd d. Wickersham's Official and business
aau a's In this ISSUE Jim is prepared to attend
Sastsetion. - us 'he' on call; aud guarantees
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-19

sB- For the very best Photographs. go to Bradley
Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS-ASCEND IN
THE ELEVATOR. 400 Montgomery street, San
Francisco.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-19

-11@1o1'-Iu eT6 IS p6tltl0n IN Clrcu1atlOn about
Town praying Congress to pass Senator Mitchell g
railroad bill. Every body should sign it, as good
Dig petition from here would be quite an encourage
ment to our Delegate, and might be the means Of get
ting the bill passed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-19

CoMPLlMENTARY.-Afr friend of ours lately reca,v.a
. complimentary ticket. emitting him. if he han
pened TO be among the lucky ones, to prize in Tho
regular drawing Of Grand Gift Concert enterrr;so
70 take place at Magnolia, Iowa. After rece;v;ro
the ticket, the enterprise changed hands COW,
ing TO strong desire Oh the part of our peonle ;.
say the projectors sand the Legislature to discon.
uhue this line of business we have dec;dea 70 To-,
our ala TO the cause of moral reform. and conso-
quentiy willconduct no more distributions. AEON
fessisn which. at first blush, one might th;nl d.,,,
aging out TINS is made up for by informing orr
riehd that the drawing has actually taken place and
'ha' he Is the lucky winner of 5000. which he can
nave by forwarding per cent Of the amount to nav
the expense OF collecting and forwarding the money
Now our friend is the most liberal man in the world
and would not grumble in the least if the mora, Gin
Concert Company were to deduct fifty per cent of his
two hundred dollars and send him the rest. Int he
says somehow he can't just understand how il 10
that having 5000 of his money in their hands il
should be necessary for him to forward per cent
to pay the expense of sending him the 5000; that ia
taking it for granted that the whole transaction ia
perfectly honest and honorable as he is assured NV
the companys letter. it is. If any of the rest of our
readers have received complimentary tickets from
that or any similar institution We advise them to
Keep their money at home. All such are swndlers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-19

STRUCK 1T klcH-Messrs. Hawley, Dean & Co.,
propretors OF the Iowa quartz ledge at Quartzburg
have lately struck rock that richest of quartz ede
es. richer than ever found before The decayed nor.
ton of the rock yields about SO to the pan of dirt
while the solid portion of the ledge is said to be mat
ted all over with threads and wires of gold and stud.
ded with drops thereof. 1t is also rumored that the
Gold Hin Company have struck a new lead which is
full OF gold. We wish miners would furnish us the
facts about their mines not for our benefit so much
as their own ana the Terrtory's. There are people
outside of Idaho becoming anxious to know about
our mines. But few days ago we received a letter
from the editor OF the Stock Report published in San
Francisco, requesting TO exchange with him. that
he might be able To give his readers the facts con-
corning our mines. How are 10 give facts unless
they given 10 us by the only parties who can do
so-the proprietors of mines? Every owner of a good
mine must that his mine will not be injured by
being properly represented abroad; while the public
Of Boise county viii be largely benefited by it, We
hope they will neglect hereafter To write US facts
about their mines ana the mines i'll general
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-19

AGENT Public Library Kentucky, and Manager Gilt
CONCERT. public Library Building, Louisville. Ky.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-19

onAasiAL M1NE.-Mr. R. NJ. Byrd has leased the
ouiys'al quartz mine near Cuddy's gulch, for six
Aaon'ns' ana commenced work on it last Tuesday
nornlng. This mine is owned by Mr.. J. F. Harvey,
u 'nis CITY, and was one of the earliest located in
.nis camp. we shall chronicle the results Of work
ing IT as fast as they are made known to us.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30

sooner than seven years hence. II he lives they are
the most honest of his supporters. They prefer that
he should reign for the next seven years. To-day,
shrewdly parading party motto the Appeal to
the people, (which Democratic Republicans, too
coneeted and nervous to listen to tho calmly magis
terai counsel of Laboulaye refused to take and now
cannot recover for their own, and which they are
ANYTHING but in haste to put to practical application
today, the Bonapartists desire nothing more or
better than that NJ. de Broglie make the name of
Republic detestabe and responsible for all present
ils while employing for that result without frankly
daring to cay so, the old machinery and the men of
the late Empire. W. II. II.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
THE PACIFIC MAIL SUBSIDY MYSTERY

COMMENTS OF A CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER ON r. D.
IRwINs LETrER-A LIBEL SUIT TO DE BROUGHT
AGAINST r. W. PARK AND RUSSELL SAGE.
The card of Richard b. Irwin, formerly an
agent OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company at San
Francisco DENYING certain statements made by
Trenor W. Park and Russell Sage before the
House Post-Onice Committee, is republisbed from
Francisco Chronicle According TO tho state
ments made by Mr. Park aud Mr. Sage, The Chron-
ice corruption fund OF 100000 was placed at Mr.
Twins disposal for the purpose of securing connu.
ance OF the subsidy the Company, and "athough he
succeeded I'm getting the subsidy, the merit OF his so
doing sadly impaired by his conversion to bis own
benefit OF half OF that handsome fund.- which he was
said to have Phil adephia real estate, in his
sisters name" Mr.. irwin claims that all the money
was used legitmately. The Chronicle continues:
So far as the balance OF character between Irwin and
Park considered the people Of San Francisco VIII be
most apt TO believe the former They have a good
opinion of him, from personal kpowiedge, while
of Mr. Park Is not too much 10 say that
his energy and ingenuity IN serving his personal
ends highly appreciated than his verac-
ity aud devotion to noble but unprontaDle principles.
All this matter w however, soon he settled IN the
Courts learn that at early day libel SUIT Will
be commenced in NswYork by Mr.. Irwin against both
In that trial interesting revelations
may be looked for not only concerning the inside work
explanatory Of the Illuminating attitude in which our
great American Congress placed These dark nsnu-
ations of the by which it was induced to voto
away half "a million dollars per annun from the Ma
acquainted with how aud where that sdoOoo placed
v most good"
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
Mr.. MouLD.s RscoRp In CENTRAL PARK.

INC kUttVT ~ A0c ~ ''""S'
SR: Your kind mention of my services
a. architect TO the Central Park in this mornings ISSUE
otyes me c,odit for more than deserve. WIN tne
designing or execution Of both tho DAIRY ana tho
Casino" mad nothing soever to do; they were Tue
work OF Messrs. Olnsted and Vaux, then associaeo
rs Landscape architects 10 the Bow Bridge, however
the Music Stand, the Terrace. and other structures
oO0perated with those gentlemen, and the 0pgipa p
Of the Metropolitan Museum Of Art. now being carned
out with some mOdinoatioDs), were the JOINT WORK
OF Mr. Calvert Vaux and myself prior TO the expraton
OF the Central Park Commission In 1870
On one point, unfortunately for me- your record is
good; AS 10 my aud remuneration from
1855 TO 1870 1t Was shaefuy inadequate. and remains
this day standing blot the scutcheon OF the old
Central Park Commission. The Commissioners argue
that need nak have taken the pay unless l had
wsutedit" to which reply with tae proverb. needs
must when the devil drives" However, knowing those
facLs which patent TO all civilized New York,
feel surprised aud grieved that the Board la Office
did not take them consideration before they
proceeded 10 cut Of present not hyperadequ quaio
salary snap. at ten days' uOtIce
JACOB WREY MOULD,
AsfO,.atr Architect -. =. r.
Deputmeni Tut!ie P.irks. Aeic York. May ~. Ie1L
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
THE SARATOGA REGATTA.
THE HARVARD UNIVERSITY CREW.

The six men selected to represent the Har.
BOw-wser j. OTIS Law S. Of Chic,goi age 2i hsat feet
Port BowSwls@ K TAYLOR H. Of Jefferson N y; age, 22
hight, feet IL inches weight: l6s pounds ~ -
w.isiHenr L. Morse "a, Of Boson see III hight
6 feet; weight. 10 pounds. ~
hight. feet inches; WEIGHT l1s pouads ,o
hight, feet IL a !nches; weight, III pounds
stokeRehsd Dana i Of Boston, age, 23 hight feet ~
inches; weight, l6l poanda
Capt Goodwin has ordered the racing shell OF Blakie
The crew will probably go July | to their training
quarters at Schuyler and Ramsdell Point, on Lake
Saratoga.
THE DARTMOUTH CREW.
From TA< Spriaaa,ld Cnios, May 81
It was intended to send to the Saratoga re.
gatt university aud reshman and iwo
training last Fall But Of them losing part " se
men, determined to send but crew. ap9 Ts a
the university. The boats Of tho club two VI 1vt
practice Is the shell In which they paea hy E'iit
at prngheld the uOat will oe ~. sI.h ~ ia
Subscriptions have opened we'll for tG nev IL raised
BY subscription Toe crew wiz lesve TOT ,,n sss.v
day after gsYn s -, sh time Of the re-
csu ,atts ~ sa%ersTle Conn., the ony ono
Sf the ,sst Yea crew who VIII pun IN the presen. s
unless the health " s new captain Eaton Il 7s
. W Ac MI 49, and has been for some time the cap
tain Of the n.s st S be- reduced Considerably
OF the crew; .n'
before The % r. Mass. bow and captain se TO- Weighs
let p:~: :.ss Of a.I.fa H. age a. weight l76 pounds,
h,s sssss. u x.sehs.se Nh, ego a9. weight 100 's.s
I s.s, q. n.se...s A. 49, 10 weight 40 porsa Ashs
e Sheu Of Manchester H. age a. weight $50 pounds.
o. Ss.s ol.. sfssHer'i' Coma 's' a. weight is9 ''s'A
Average sesl, iT2 pousd. hisa feet 40"
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30

Mrs. Isabella Dallas, distinguished English
actr,s. better known as Miss Gyn. has obtained di
v,r,e from ner husband vn the ground oi ues<it.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30

10 to this present date OF writing Monday
poon) honest President MacMahOn has been as
fruitlessly as diligently seeking the means and
the men, by which and by whom he may transicntly
fill their vacated places. What success he has met
with to-day and how long, If met with. IT can resist
the fatal current of events that must force the new
ministerial combination to give way to Its transient
are questions of which the remotest rural
Subscribers 10 TIE TRIBUNE are quite competent
to risk conclusions as your Paris correspondent.
The large meaning of the, in sort, accidental
and incidental, vote of want OF confidence OF the
18th of Nav is that whatever the questionable con-
stituent right of the Assembly, the events of last
Saturday are as an emphatic underscOring and gar-
ing illumination of the sentence pronounced against
IL by the historical fates The power has gone out
of thee and thou canst not endure" Meanwhile
in this cruelty cold Spring time. whereby belated
frosts have made tardy haste TO do fearful damage
70 our too early budding and fuitprouisng. bloom
ing VINEYARDS, gardens, and Orchards-we are pro-
NOTED Oh the political side since Saturday last,
nv accelerated growth to the beginning OF the end OF
the actually, condemnedly unfrutful. hybrid re-
ome. And France, the whole body Of its multitudi-
nous spcople-abating poor fractional thousand OF
its productiye mass-asks meanwhile nothing more
than 10 be allowed quietly to work aud to be let
alone! The actual Assembly. which lends no care
ful ear 10 that national ory--whOse sense ior tue
majority il bluuted and blinded to tho unceaSing
na;nt and patent spectacle Of the people seeking
hotter means OF better lifehastcns all the swiiter
and more pitifllly by reason of s eager wh'ne io'
nos,,,,o. to ia dreaded dissolution. W. II. u.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-22
que Ell enthusiastic ptblico le arrojo
nrw s.xcAs msn NnrnC n nnrOuuu

que Ell enthusiastic pdblico le arroj6
con justicia flores y coronas.
En- IL romanza de Ia Opera Un bd-
10 IN mdschera puio lucir 81 senior
Estaseu aus facultades mejor que en-
el Ave Maria; asf es que hemos apre-
ciado de una vez mas las cualidasles
de este notable aficionado.
Las Stas. Gimenez cantaron ga mas
animadas 81 duo de tipIes del Domino
AsMl con la gracia y donosura que era
de esperar de tan bellas j6venes, ms-
reciendo del p1blico al terminar qu,,
entre una lluvia de GRO y bajo ei efec,
to magico de la luz de bengala, re-
cibierao grandes aplausos & inmsnsi-
dad de flores, versos y palomas, asf
como tamhien dos maguf6cas coronas
Con la maestrfa que era de esperar,
visto 10 que dejamos relatado, in err
pretaron Ia saf1nra de Fort y 81 S.
Estas IN, ell brilante duo del Trova
dor, muy iustamente aplaudido por la
cOncurrencia.
Restanos solo decir dos palahras
del acreditado pianista Sr Toledo, del
cual tenfamos va buenas noticias, pues
hace algunos amos que viene ejefcien-
do su profession en- esta isla. A pesar
de ayudarle bien POGO ell piano, toc6
muy bien las pleas correspondientes
4 su cargo, gus:ando pacticular'nente
la preciosa danza con vstiac:ones del
inspirado plaoista puerto iqueflo S.
Tavarez In Gas ada in 10 walls CON
puesto por ell m,sno s. 7, eloy que
ded'c6 a nuestro querido Gobernador
Superior Civil
Fl Sr. To.edo que ACADIA de llegar
q esta ciudad, va es conoc to del pd-
hlico y nosotros no podenos menos
ds recomsndarie al establecerse en-
esta Capital, maxine cusndo sabemos
de Gusysms, punto h .sta haco POGO
de su res'dencla, que ha dejsdo alif
muchos y muy buepos discipulos.
Talfue, en- reslmen, ell concierto veri-
6cado ell pasado domlngo y que, como
meros espectaiores, hemos expuesto,
aprovechando esta OCCASION p~ra fell
citar la Sra, Stas. y caballeros que,
con tan carItstivo objeto, nos hicieron
pasar tan agradable ratio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-22
7 ii 90 aquella spoos (lsSs) Ia asimils-

Y 81 eo aquella 6poca 1883 10 asinila-
Dion era nn sistema de p6simas consecuen-
cias, iqn6 efeDtos producirla Roy, habida
consideration del trjste y peligroso estado
en- que Sc encnentran las Antillasi iQn'6n
que lie buen espalOl sa>precie nj intentara
slquiera plantear go las provincias ultra
marinss la polftica praoticada 90 Espansf
L!evemos alf la libertad de reunion y de
imprents; el sufrsglo universal Y los de-
rechos todos consignsdos en- la Cousttu.
cion, y spenas y trascurrido I'm mes, las
Ant'iias espanolas serAn, despues de haber
pasado por los horrores de espantosa anar
qufa un punto en- Ell mapa geogta6co que
nos habia de servir para prueba eteroa de
uuestra estupide6 como pollticos 8
para constsute siguo de nuestra lndtgnidad
como espado ga.
7 10 peer del caso es que, a Ia sombra
de esta as mlacion po'itics, se preseuta-
ria bien pronto la acou6mica, mas funesta
adn y mas >pejudtcisl, ys por la cons
titucion topog' aioa del pats, que 40 es
necasario resenar en- fuersa de- ser suma
meste conooida, va tambien y principal
mente por la organic scion de! trabajo,
tuente da tods uqueza, y que aIlt dos
cansa sobre bases que no pt esentan la
neaor auaogfa COO ei estado de las socie-
dades eGropeas. IOomo poira plantesrse
Ia asimiacion nj politica III economical 80
on pals en- que So encuentra muy dlselni-
NADIA la pobac;on yen el que hay comaroas
CAST Inculsas, regl0nes p.storaies que no
pueden amoIdarse recbir las mlsmas
'ns'''ucl"Des que la parte principal de
Cubs7 IC6mo Sc ha de plantear dc impro-
vieo el sis.e:na de as'miacioL, nj en ell
ss'itdo polftlcO, nj ca ell administrative en-
uo pals qne tieue como parts principal de
su ofganismo la esclavtud en reaciones
con ell trabajo y por consiguiente con la
production y la rquezsf
La aslml!aclon, es por 10 tanto en estos
momentos lrrealzaole, y & los que Ia de-
sean y defender no lea inquiramos sus
tendenclas, poFq"e asmlacon hoy es un
lndIscutlble sln6nimo de fibustersmo
Bueno es que procuremos la uniformidad,
que sostengamos Ia unidad en- regimen y
autorltatlva dependencia; pero huyamos
Identidades J asimilaciones que serisn
ahOra el cHmino mas o9rto para llegar al
termlno apetecldo pOr los enemigos de la
Iutegrldad del territorio
No puede dare condenacion mas
expicIta de "a fuuesta polftica que los
hombres de la revolucon de setlem-
bre han seguido en- Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-22

Son de sctualdad las noticiau que da
mos, ahors que con la guerra evada por
los lagleses a las regioaes af.i3anas, tanto
Sc hao!a 10 aq1el pueb.o barDaro. FL sc-
tual rey dc A hantee Sc llama K Ka.
cal, tiene 36 amos de edad sub6 al
trono on 1867. Es intsligense, Dc buena
preeeacia, hosptaiario y vaiante Reside
en- Coomassle, 81 capital, ciudad populosa
y graude; su palacio es IN enormo edlfclo
De pleara, rodeado d. uaa espesa nuralla.
Este pa!acio eata magrifcamente adornado
con muebles europe leno de curosda-
des. Otro ed'ficio notable Ga ell Tasoro, en-
ei cual Sc guardian los regalos que los
gobiernos ingle,, frances y holandes hau
hecho al rey, las barras y poIvos de oro
que sus sdodtos le pagan de tribute.
Junto la corona del reg hay una Gala
vera con adornos de orc: 90 H. de sir
Charles Mac Carthy, general ingle que
fae derrotsdo y muerto por los ashantes
en- 1874. En- los dias do gran solemnidad,
ei rey bebe en- esta calavera un licor que
hacen los natnrales. Ri rey tiene ell prlvi-
leglo de- encerrarse en- gu palacio en ITEM
po de gnsrra; para despAcaar los negoci1s
hay dos ministries, IN comandante en- iefa,
un tesorero, varios generates de division
y un Couselo de nobies. Los minist o.
dirIgen Ia nave del Esrado aconseian al
rey en- los casos graves. Ell comandante
on lete es sieapfe un guerrero anoianC
qae en- au Juyentud SO haya dlstingudc
pof su vaorj no entra en los combates 81
mission SO reduce q organizsr tropas y 1
elegir Oh 'isles que las mauden. El seso
zero es un hombrs de muchs importancia
Ganer4Imenta es noble soi aio.
Iii actual Sc llama Anaa KwAh Tia !
estaba descoSo de pelear con los ingleasa
Los generates de division son grande
senores qua con sus esclayos J vasallo
sirvcn on el eiercitO. Los mobiles son pode
Fosisimos, J alguDos prOpOrciOnan Il 70,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-22

Por ell dltimo vapor correo de la
Habana, junto con su seflora espoSa y
su hjo d. Rafael ha regresa 10 a esta
isla ell senior c,ronel D Manuel de
Iturr aga, b en- conocido entire nos
otros por haber sido el qle descubri6
& hizo abortar la insurreccion de La
res. Ell eminente ser9icio que este
jefe presto en- 1868 a la causa nacio-
ma, (bien que no lie vali6 recompensa
al yuma al energico y leal veterano, es
de tai naturaleza que nunca pueden
olvidarlo os leales, que nunca pue
den perdonarlo quienes no 10 son.
Danlos a nuestro respectable amigo
ell coroneI Iturrlaga y su respectable
famllia la mas cordial enhorabuena
por su teiz llegaia esta isla Ell oca-
sion en- que va no es un delito, nj
motive de iscaIizaciones y sospechas
ser un ce.oso y bueu soldado de la
integridad nacional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-22

bras constituyen Ia politica, que nadie les
applique 81 augusta nombre de ciencia, la
ciencia es otra cosa; Ia ciencia establece
principles y deduce consecuencias; racio-
Gina y demuestra. Exponer reglas sin de
mostracion es propio del arte; arte y ma
da mas cultivan los polfticos pusilanimes
que cuentan por atomos Ia libertad y Green
sujetos peso y medida los derechos indi
viduales y los fueros de los altos poderes
del Estado.v
Vease, pues, con6rmado 10 que
nosotros hemos dicho acerca de la
inefcacia de las soluciones moderoas.
Sin buenos cimientos es impossible
edi6car y los buenos cimiertos en- las
sociedades estriban en- las costumbres
sanas basadas en- la religion. Moraii-
dad, mucha moralidad es 10 que ne
cesitamos para conseguir 10 que nos
proponemos. Sin ella esta dem Is
cuanto nosotros hagamos No divide
jamas el pueblo puerto-riquefio estas
inconcusas verdades, 81 desea cami-
mar sinceramente por la via del ver-
dadero progreso.
EScarricascO.