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PaIt' I, IT H. aDI II arc o." IrtIy 1l,,., -,
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Each vail coasn i0Aslee, ora4y engTaVed o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-28

Y el m'smo semanario publica la
siguiente claridad:
"E! BoLETIN acepta batiendo palmas,
ell acto de violencia que So ha levado 4
eject, en- la PENN ula.
ST se hubiersn degolsdo a todos los
liberales asi como sus madrcs, esposas.
hijos y hssta los que tuvicsen con elIos Ia
parentela mas lejana, quemandole todos
despues y esparciendo al aire sus cenizas,
estamos feg'lros que ell colega e.tarfa hoy
de fe,ts.
Oar autoridAd a las palabras de un Pc
ri6dico cue asf siente y defiende las ilega-
lidadeS, cuando nos est4 aturdiendo tod Is
los dias con la ley, con el principle de
autoridsd. y con su amor Ia pAtria, es
la mayor inseDs atez que puede caber en- ell
cereblo humane.
lVaya, V. pre,, hsblarle de iusticia,
de derecho, de verdad, quien te da est
cosas MEGA por Ia cuenta que Re trae'
Lbs amigos del Canta-cta,o bate
ron palmas los que cometieron ell
acto de violencia de AlcoIea, 4 los
que disolvieron las indisolubles C6rtes
de abril, y los que dieron ell golpe
de Estado del II de febrero
ST hubieran sido iegollados todos
los voluntarios de Cuba, asf como sus
madres "a, estamos seguros de que
el colega estaria hoy de fiesta.
Dal autoridad a un peri6dico Gu
yos hombres asf defendieron las ile-
galidades de setiembre, de JUNO de
febrero, cuando sus 6rganos nos atur-
den hoy con la violacion de la legai
dad y con su amor 4 los Poderes
constituidos, es la mayor insensatez
que pueda caber en- cerebro humane.
Vaya V. &:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-28

D. Bonocio Llenza, conservador de
la nacionalidad, paga por subsidio, pc
setas 8287'50 8 sea tanto como 535
ayuntamientos.
No ponemos al Excmo. Sr. Mar
ques de la Esperanza, que es no solo
ell mayor contribuyente de Manatf ST.
no Yulzas de toda la Isla, para que no
Sc nos olga que no es vecino de allf 8
que le nombramos porque no hay otro.
Aparte del Sr. Marques que segura-
mente paga mas que Glen ayuntamien-
tos, residen en- Manatf docenas de
contribuyentes nuestros que pagan
cada uno como 25 6 80 municipios
reformistas.
Cuando en- pueblos tan ricos como
ell de Manati, donde hay conservador
que paga miles de pesos al Erario,
existe un aynntamiento que no salts
face mas que 81 pesos, pueden 6gu-
rarse nuestros lectores en- que manos
esta la administration municipal de
la provincial.
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Historic de la Francmasonerla

Para que puedan formar una idea
de la obra de d. Vicente de la Fuen-
te que tantas veces hemos citado Y
que algunos de nuestros adversarios
han pretendido juzgar sin conocerla,
vamos q insertar integro ell indice
de los dos primeros tomos. Ell tercero
SO compone exclus vamente de do !
cumentos justi6cativos. No inserta-
mos su extenso fndice en- gracia a la
brevedad.
LOS prisoilianistas. Los ju1ios en- Es-
paha como sociedad secreta baio los 60
dos y los musulmanes. Los albigenses en-
Espana: sus maquinaciones religiosas y
polfticas. Los templarios en- Espafia.
Obreros francmasoues en- Espana: impie-
dsdes y groserfas artfsticas en- los temples:
juicio critico scerca de estas. Las herman
dades revolucionarias de Castillo Leon
en- el siglo trece. La union de Aragon CO.
mo sociedad secreta: sus misteTios cruel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-28

Dice ell Canta-clayo, que no ha
sido el P. David, QUEEN le facilit6 ell
documento que ha publicado. Qui9n
Sc 10 ba entregado, puesl No hay mas
que ell Gobierno. eclesiastico, la Sc
cretarfa de Gobierro y ell p. David
que conoxcan oficialmente tai .dccu-
mento, iquien de los tres 10 hs entire
gaao al CdMt0-claro?
SAgun ell artfculo 5S4 del C6digo
Penal, incurren en- Ia pena de multa
de 70 q l25 peset%s ''.os que publ
caren maliciosamente disposiciones,
acuerdos 6 documentos o6ciaIes sin
la debida autorizacion, antes que ha-
yam tenido publicidad Official"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-28

Ell Canta-claro, q falta de razones
que opener a las irrefutables que he
mos jado contra la masoneria ataca
groseramente la personalidad del d.
rector del BoLETIN, de quien entire
otras cosas dice que elena ell come
tido que le encomendaron los caba-
lleros de marras, mediante unos cuan-
tos pesos mensuales 8 anuales". Iris
te debe ser la situacion de quien de
tan pobres argumentos echa mano
para responder algo q nuestras ra-
zones.
ST nosotros hubieramos escrito unas
veces en- sentido conservador, otras
en- radical, 6 va en- federal, como hizo
cierto adalid hoy reformista, podrfase
hsllar censurable que hoy escribie
semos retribuidos en- ell BoLETIN Pc
70 jamas hemos publicado una Inca
que contradiga 10 que hoy damos q
luz. Quizas 81 de muy j6venes hubie
semos empezado la carrera Periods
tica, habr1smos escrito al principle
diferentemente que hoy; pero nues-
tros trabajos polfticos en- la prenss
son recientes: si bier los literarios
empezaron en- 1862 datan de 1868
cuando Ia insurreccion cubana no.
hizo yer la verdad.
Asf, pues, 81 el medico, ell abogadc
el obrero, ell artista, todos reciben sir
menoscabo de su honra, retribucior
pecuniaria por sus trabajos, y no sa
bemos de ningun escritor pdblico gu,
redacte peri6dicos de balde, inclus'
D. Mario Braschi, que Sc bace paga
por sus suscriptores, no hallamos qu
pueda tener de particular que reciba
mos nosotros unos cuantos pesos
mensuales 8 snuales, por nuestra
taTeas periodfst.cas, no de los espa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-28

No nos ha traido noticias de San
tiago de Cuba, ell vapor frances en-
trado en- nuestro puerto esta maf1ana
Lo dnico que sabemos es que un fde
digno amigo nuestro lego a bordo de
dicho buque un n1mero de La Ban.
dera Espa5ola en- que habia un tele.
grama de Madrid, fecha>13, que dice
que los jetes y presidiarios de Carta-
gena, acosados por ell ejercito asaltan-
te, SO habian refugiado q bordo de la
Numancia, donde Sc defendian de la
escuadrs leal
Como el telegrama recibido por la
via de Ponce, de que damos cuenta
en- otra parte, es posterior, pues debe
haber salido de Madrid despues del
dia Is en- que Sc embarcaria ell gene
raj SAM, y dicho despacho nos disc
que los buques rebeldes fueron apre-
sados, resulta claro como la luz del
mediodfa que todos los criminales
cabecillas de Cartagena han caido Ell
manos del Gobierno y que a esta ho-
ra Contreras y sus secuaces han de-
bico va haber sufrido ell terrible cas-
tigo que la ley impone a los reos de
lesa-nacion, q los que osan hacer
armas contra los altos Poderes consti-
tuidos. Los soldados que, enganados
por los separatistas, han vuelto las
armas contra las Autorida1es de Ma
drid, habran tambien sufrido las pc
mas tremendas con que la ordenanza
castiga a los que ponen las armas que
les DID la patria para mantener ell
6rden, a disposition de los revou-
cionarios que le~ofrecen villas y Cas-
tillas.
va era tempo que tuvieramos un
gobierno que supiera hacerse respetar
y hacer cumplir a todos la ley.