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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-25

De nuestro apreciable colega La

De nuestro apreciable colega La
V05 de Cuba tomamos 10 siguiente:
'Despues Go haber sido por cerca de
un aho ell esoandalo del mundo Ell cancer
y la ignominia de Espsna, ell federsllsroo
ha caldo para no voiveTse & levantar.
CumpheTonse con esa obra do niqui
dad aquellas palabras terrIbles del ssgrado
texto; "CaJ6, csy6 aquetIs Babllonia la
"grande, que do a beber todas las gen
''tes del vino de la ira. Cay6, cay6
"Babilonia la graDde, convertida er mo-
''rsda de demonios, y en- guarida de todo
''espfritu nmundo y en- albergne de toda
"ave sucia y abomldable. :. A.. Csy6, cay6
"BabiloDia, y todos los sImulacros dc sus
"dioses fueron estrel'ados contra la tier
ga. 80"
Csy6 el federslismo, y con ell han
caido los Pf y Ma gall, los Soder Cap
devlia, los Estevanez, los Daz Quiutero,
los Labra, los BetaGcourt, los blastana-
dores de Dies, los enem gos de Ia patrie,
los slmpatizsdos coo la rebellion, los he,
ma"os &c los traidoree, los que supedi
tsbau Espsna al capricho del eu.rnieo
extraL jefo: todos han caide.
Un momesto de sorpfesa habia hecht
pasar al grave pueblo espa6ol por Ia ig
IomlDia de ver su altiYa cabeza cnhierI,
con ell degradante gorro fedefal; con eg.
0lstintivo de Ia locure eI crfmen S.
PeFo este m0mento ba pesado "a. .
slmbolo del embruteclmiento y la baIba
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-25
teadidas lasnaas apveuiamtcsi nsceaag
todo ESQ es establishments conservaflor.

tendidas lasntas awsnaaatess nsceslagdes;
todo ESQ es esenoiahnente cOnserYaGor,
resabios de su escuela, ell BoLErIN al
criticarlo, exajerando 10 que pasa hoy, no
hace mas que el proceso del sistemay los
abuses. que 81 mismo y sus amigos de-
fenden.n
Lo que aquf dice ell colega contra
los conservadores y 10 que mas adc-
lante aflade, es un sotisma. La anti-
qua a'iministraoion municipal no Ga
recfa de defectos, pero nj estaha ma
nelada excluslvamente por conserva
dores, nj habia la maia fe que hoy
impera, nj ese lujo de emplados ind
tiles que hoy sbruma 4 los pueblos,
nj quedaban impunes los delitos, nj
SO disponia de Is fortuna pdblica para
objetos pneriles, como ha dspuesto el
ayuntamiento reformista dc Ia Capital,
nj hahia una immoral loterfa en- cada
pueblo como ahora, ri estaba 81 clero
sin sueldo, nj Sc dejaban desatendidas
apremiantes secesidades, como hacen
al presente sus corfeliglonarios.
Ahtes no habia aquf por fortuna
particles y IA mayorfa de los alcaldez
y concejales Sc com. onfa de los mis-
mos homhres que hoy 6guran como
te3erales. Todo, pues, 10 que dice La
V0s contra los abusos actuales es ver-
dad; todos los errores Antiques, que
han sido infn;tamente menos que
hoy, fueron cometidos igualmsute por
retormistas y conservadores Todos
los abusos Que hoy Sc notan son ex-
cIusvamente hecbos por ell partido
reformists, dnico que ha hecho las
eIecciones municipales y provinciales,
coIocanio la gestion de los iutereses
pdbiccs en- mauos incompetentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-25
Em LA Emuerle de Napoleon.

Lo mas digno, mas eevaio, mas indie
pondiente y iibre de toda eervi aduiacion
y de to 10 ruin encoao, que al nombre de
Na2oIerr | SO ha eaerito, es Ia o la ca ita>
liauo del celebre Alsandro Maozoa;. 81
in'piraoion energica, au norvio sobri3dad
d. estilo, 81 puceza 2 digoiiad de senti-
m'eotoa, au gran sentldo cristiano, excisa-
roa la s1mira sion del munlo Z la caida
del gran cooso-Y no conocemos, entire
taJ variaa que existen, qua tro duccon dc
mas merto y po feocioo, hssta por ia
isaallaa acta de metro extruotars,
que Ia de Ia emin n2nte escritora NJ cae,a
de Silva, nuestra conpAtriota. Nuestroy
le1tofea juzgar6a:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-25
CoDiamos de La Voy de Cuba:

COpla nos 06 La y OF de CUbG:
Al reunirse el Congreso federal,
he aqul 10 que nos escribfa desde
Madrid una persona respetabilfsima
y muy conocedora de todo cuanto
Sc rehere los negocios ptblicos de
Espana:
Los federales que comnonen las
actuales CONSTITUENCIES, tienen la
siguiente procedencia: Ciento Gin
cuenta soa va conocidos por sus pc
roratas on los clubs, 8 sus escritos
en- los perI6dicos republicanos; mas
de doscientos perte1econ a esa indie
finida clase de la sociedad, que no
tiene medios >conoc dos de subsis
tencia, y en- los cualos un rencoroso
provlnciai'smo constituve la razon
de ser y la propaganda de las ideas
federales Treinta y cinco 8 cuaren-
ia diputados son de Ia clase obrera;
unos veinte j6venes de % a "a amos:
doce estan sujetos 4 la vigi'ancia de
la Autoridad, por consecuencia de
sus condenas en- establecimientos
penales por delitos comunes; y vein
te y clnco, que mas que por sus
nombres, SO les conoce por sus mo-
tes de El Mulato, Cucaracha, El Pa
siego, THO Diego, Lamparilla, Lagar
tljo, Cuchaom, dc. de-"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-25
V A R l E D A D E S
IA TUMBA DE NAEOLEONI.
EN- Ell PALACIo DE Los INvlLrpos
-, Deseo que mis- ceuizas reposen 4
oFllias del , na, enmeiio de ese que
bio frances que he amado tanto''
Iestamento de Napoleon.

Todo viajaro qae yiaita 4 Paris oona
defa como una pecesidad impresoindible
saludar q sepplcro de Napoleon /.
Es diflcli oividarso de pagar eae tgi6uto.
poFquo 4 cada ipstaptc tropieza Ia vista
con "a eleyada edpola del Palacio de- los
loy@lMos, qge fesoca,'a por entire todoa
l3s edlfiaioa; pTaadiendo ademas la for
ma majsftuosa dc su construction. 4 Ia
qie % mas reales y grandeza, Il briIIao.
tez del soSredorado que Ia cubre, herida
aor los rayos del sol. Fa realnente una
oora granalosai tanto gor au ssplendid,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-25
G NJ U Nj CADOS.
Arec,Oo, encro II de 1874.

Sr. Director dol BoLETIN MERcANrrL.
Muy S., uuestro y de to IA considers
cio0 reapat0: Eoperamos de la bondad
de V. Sc sirva insortar ca las columnas
DC su d'gno perl6dico as siguentes II
meas, por cuyO favor le anticipamos las
grac,as sus atent0s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-25

Plerde Ia faerza Ell naufrago,
81 Iuohs ell tris,e q sol8s,
cuando ls ..l4o.l4 el> fmpetu
de las soberbias olas,
que hacia ignorados margenes
brinda0anle a bogar.
Asi, cediendo al cdlnulo
de mil y mil memorials,
cuando con mano tremula
quiso trazar sus glorias,
sobre las doctas paginas
sofia d ,smay ar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-25
iAv! 4 tamana perdida,

Jay! q tamana perdida,
ique corazon resiste?
Sque mucho que su calculo
desesperase al tristef- -
Mas no; que Dlos es provide
y aIivia todo nal.
Por ell sendero placido,
que alumbra la esporansa,
subi6 a regiones celicas:
y el biea que ali SO alcanza
transforma en- niebla ldgubre
la gloria terrenal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-25
Mas dc una vez g misaro.

Mas DO una vez e nisoro,
al decinar ei dia,
sobre su pecho, iangaido
los brazos Fecosla;
uaa iiuJlon fantastica
ie hacia osLTeIaeaof.
Del campo de las aguiias
vefa sl movimlento;
sus escuadroDes aglies,
sus trenas, su armamsnto,
y aquel mandar tan r&pido
como ell obedecer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-25

Bella, immortal, bene6ca
fe, s'empre victorlosa,
canta ese triunfo- :. ialegrate!
cerVlz mas argullosa
sate la cruz del G6lgota
jamAs Sc dobleg6.
Alej& de su fetetro
la detraccon impla,
El Dios que abate al despota
y al tristo aa.va y guia,
flo en su tumba el labaro
que a todos redimi6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-25
- - Sn
- 1 - OO

d. Wistremundo Daz, conserva
dor de la nacionalidad, paga 43l
pesetas sc subaidio 8 sean SO mas
que todo oil Ayuntamieuto neo-
federal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-25
y su furor recfproco
naAnfinla nluidarnn.

y 81 f0ror recfpr0cO
oyendola olvidaron:
dijo su nornbre, y arbitro
sc al96 sobre los dos.
Vencido al tin ell fdolo
lior6 la Until vida:
pavor, envid q, lastima,
vengsnza deHmedida,
odio Y amor frene;ico,
de 81 dojaodo en pos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-25
Ell CINCO DE MAYO.
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No ov;a+o o.o1 u,61o
do'Io o, noatrer ol;aa+o
G.,o Il of4<~or n<I:I~
Gin W. vim n,,,;n,;on.o.
= n';usr,o . -
p;naea on las ho..o, 6,.;
del n,ne~;a' coIo9o
gnJ'. dna h,aII,a ''}.,
ona ,'aa,,na a - Fa~ f.1aa l''
' = til. t''' ''''0'
Un'i "n bomh,a . ,I" .~9oja So;a po''0' ,,a
~ '"'
- - -,
l. D%.,,.,,, w. a'5;,,e 'o % '''-'0'"'
% mi - - t'dan pa . '' tr%'';,o
ra5ar 90 7 olror,o E hun1;..o 1I
ouiso nj voz unjr' ~
V;r~,a a. ~1a,.,;, -k.I;,o
coma f. oItrai ~ ;,,1,,,,.d, 'r'o ,o'''0'
[ onanao y. an 'a' aaIJaIla : :, lllInu' f5I.;t,'
o"aD.'o SIS :" o9l.0p" l"'s1'@
"" @ga5"a'' y ',,n,, -, 81 axt;' 'nu';,'o'
daa 4av nasa ,e'", al norve";r r ~'''
1
D.l Alos Z los pir6m;3o.
A., Ebr1 Fl pl;m ., aoar~
INK i |11, ae.' y ~ '.D = I< ." 1oo'o
Ga' gai',o roo ,uo .,,.,,.a;n % ,su'P ~
g NJ
d@l mo Al ot,o mar
,Esto f,6 gIoriaY Diaalo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-25
AYUNTAMIENTO DE TOA-ALTA
Poga Subsid,o:
Pts. Cents

Presidsntc ID Ado'f0 Morales >. :,
Conceja! d. Cruz II. &c Gas
tFo- --..--...-. q, :,
-Corccjai d. joe A. R0dri-
guoa.- .. So %
Conccjai d. Aleio Rivera. 30 =,
=, ,, Manuel Cabrera. 146 %
Sfndico ;, Pedro Perez...--1l0 :,
342 so
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-25

ST hubiera estaslo enterado
de tai protesta Pavia
de SECURE que no habrfa
dado al golps de Esta 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-25

Subasta del gas.-Se ham acercadO a
uosotTos algunoS msy"res coutribuyeutes
de esta ciudad manifesta a9donos hagamos
p1blics gu >extrafleza su disgusto al yer
que ell ayuntamenso pr tende suhsstar
Ell gas por 25 ados ain ha ST publicado ep
e extranjsro anuncios col los suf icates
meses de anticipation in de cue hubie-
re- pas lioitadores qu a s.. S q 'chet.
En- tan grave negncio ro dehe hater
nepotismos, nj ptotecoiooes para na-
die que vedunden on coutta ae ios io+ereses
p1b!icos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-25

MicaeIa de Silva.
, 1874-06-27

!oI .ne'1 ueb1H' t'o uanRa suBnenaca, panRrlrt-
iccd. Wa now have losa gold aud ailvor than
We Aaeo over had.
1r, mn, ta' 49," y. =. :. ~ .;a H.
,low can .l9 uoyofhmohs safely retire tho logal-
teaer 70 circulation, aud, at tho sa'no anio Keep
vte for its annual cxpenHes, ant liid intorost on
its bonded Iebt? What arc tic poop!e to hayo
in exci,atEo Tor their products; wEat ID salos M Of
fe4t oata'of ,,- .--........,.
1t u ono OF tho functions Ct Governments to
furnish tho citizen with tho nfbtiun Ut con,inor-
ciul exchange ant( to regulate by law what alalf
bo a legal tender for tic payment of 1obts. In
exercising Ills right, rs IL tic exercise Of ali
IT, o,esha i1""i. ltio wNn.a ana nncossIees VI
tho people should no paramount. IN supplying
tho Government, Ii possible, to furnisl, tho
Ra,no OF kind most convenient and etjitnlle to
tho ends in Wow. and III way loaat burdenso.uo
H. H. ln .s pIo. "u ho'otctSn toNel ~, 1ao'enes
~ o"n "'soietsoa ~ thU oAelolbe " t,is Iuuc'
tton and, III this Government, tho poo
pie have, by their representatives, tho right
to determine the kind OF currency t1loy will
havc: Twelve years ago our Governments
randy for nnr lam 10 t. ~ ~ trna ,hst !;
,anps tul ous a", ~ IN ilas 'at -
IePlesonts t!!e hoAsIB aept Of the hat!u1t phs "
aluwcrs oil tho purptsoa Of commercial taes,-
pays dobtB and las the strongest backing or any
paper eSor IN '.so in this country, Tbe people
IS vii s 81
and
MAINTAIN FAIR VALUES or PROPERTY.
Tho enormous contraction OF tho circulating
medium nlYcaty effectod has brought about
two DISASTROUS pantcB, and tho pro-
nnaad annrccia linn ~ mr. dnhts. hv o1aan1.
aneonted om~rnncv ~ rnlj "tsn,inrJ 10 sinsn,v
,,ro+,n.;t;or raw tt cnroa;t0r ti,at hio Jnhtor
Ltou@oa.lot @ lun .aao , u49uiloA liz ~ u!o u9poi
at'al huhPunu Hay'ugnt ahu Petuit tne tonnbgn
lion ol hla eatato. II means paralyafa IN tfade,
tllo suspension Of all public improvements Ill
tho West, the closing OF facturioY tai. .auleH ro-
n,a}ut.o,, nj nt1hfjo f1nhfa. apf1 wnrso thnn nl]
E. IN l,nI fo}t9, tovor1 lin ctiyon H., ln,,ra1t
- -. 20 t st. '"tst -. su"a to atia.s.n.
a!o ielur!l ~ sPoclo' fnynuats. VI con
oi tue pTesonI cohsttIa'nu onhdltsoa u tFnoof
HuperInuuced ny M 1tlR1lflclonoy OF currency to
meet itH dcmnlltls, mems the Bafo of one-
half of CAicauo, and now oynore for
iis n,ars}ons anil h,,srcas. .ho,ses Tia sn}e of
nna. .fonrtl ~ IN ron1 nulnto ~ Tinos of inna
thnn nnn.hn1f itR ynl,c md thn banlr,,r,tey Of
ma tority Of tho merchants and tladesmon In
the West, as well as tho suspension ot evory
nanatActoty u Lna !,, !1as., nccoll1bans.u m villa
And rets laacausa % tl,o non'l" Of tLis stata nro-
test aeainst tue sacrifice ~
USELESS AND CRUEL.
and domand an increase ins'oau OF dilninution
o. tho mcans 'd hnepnmleI sheS can pny tneal @
Com,nnnista' Man encarcd In tb;n ,noyomcnt M
, 1874-06-27

HerlonBly Impair the usefulness Of the rnhohino
for tho laying Of tile.
pl,ad to move the n'achine, but prttslme it IL
BY tho uB0 OF capBtnn, as ln tile lnut te.drnin,
II hr. u. III CORRECT in his estimate Of layiug bv
hnnd which iB lesa than 40 Gcnts nef rod, board
aud hauling Of the tile included, the machines
at least one Of tElsm-muat either make good
round profit, or machine III moro expensive than
haud-lalor.
Tue three machtuea appenr to bo similar In
construction aud operation. atll arc presented to
Tue Inblio at Tho samt ti,no; and yet they are
but the slow growti. OF tho itloa that had form
- NEAALy TWENTY YRAtH Ago.
allowing, RI hf41s before etnted, that these uso-
fii l'nptoyemf.nss are OF slow growth, aud do
'len rs lies moietesr oss t Is 'q tic p''iss, adss
which ha". its coulter en|argnd to orea tho draia
70 al!o" of tube passing down to tho bottom to
ttoposit tho tile, 10 hay that It cannot he mada
to cut au evon bottom !s Haylng. too muot, per-
kapa; buh, III many cABos, 1t will n6sd moro than
tho simple atone-hoot at tho head OF tho ma
chine. or 10 seloct time whom tho wos placea
are IN tho mont favorable condition for the work.
II thf. work by machine c0ath Oh muuh aB by
AaDu, q I'D Is DONG al we'll, it will DO
oooD THING HyEN THEN,
for til Gao machines are not to 10 consulted a.
to vt" ~ or whore they Tlll work. and they will
navc1 atr1ks ngain0t tie farmer and his boys,
w!so ;n2y drive them to tho work At sheir good
plef aura.
u. pointing OH. tho dnfoots OF tho implement,
u INT that 1t will not discourage, but rather al.
ao1lraKe, itH uue. for wo nooa some new Impulse
tl,!t will give anr tar'nars hottor drainage. Ba-
fos.o tho Var, ditch foet deep could DO made
tar abaut q eouta rod. aud uoat tho kiln TOR sa
s 10 per 700 p!eeos Of o foot ouoh. Now, tho
ctat Ut 2-ino!l lilo 10 s1a to alb per 900, and
s4hor han nearly Aouhlef. In 1859, hid mia
NJ Oman ditch, that WAS q iees ht top. foot u
bo stosn aud vi Esss dhsp, mAds fuf l2}l osals
, 1874-06-27

hody knows that the yaYop Of iabori,,v man nro
not Increased when gold advances. Dnt lie ny.
ncnuos Of the lsDoring mon arc Increased hv
slch riao, Tuo Difference goes juto tie uoek-
els of thoHo who arc not Justly entitled 10 #.
Of ali clasaoa III tho uon,n,nuty win ara ,mtar. ~.
estoi in banishiug tbs rcicp Of 'rratoomnnIo Ind
iiuetuating papor, tlo POOR mon, tie inborinr
.uou the farmers Of tLo country. aro most ins
toroated.
M a,.,,,sa;' - '!o n.'oias ;a Aur. =,
ra ,.nn1% M oonIot .Io ,at tnuo w ~ sGo
- fa "o1 No"riu III tia oe,,,";,,, ~ ss,,in,,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-10-02

DURING the war for the preserva-
ton of the Union, there was, in
every Democratic stronghold, a
squad of men who delighted in hear
ing of the defeat of the Union
Army and not unfrequently did they
jolify over the reports of rebel vic
tories. Fremont had such a cotterie,
and OF more than one occasion they
were assembled in a saloon in this
city, gloatiDg over the news of rebel
victories. The Democratic candidate
for Judge of Common Pleas, who
has his home here, was one of the
number,an indnlged in the vagaries
of rebel sympathy until the Union
sentiment grew SO strong that he no
longer dared to outrage it. He then
became a convert and went to
making war speeches in order to re-
deem his character He may be a
good lawyer, and might make a good
Judge, but we do not believe the peo-
pie Of this district have yet degener-
ated so far that they are willing such
a man should wear the ermine. Con-
trast such a mans character with |
that of Judge Pennewell, whom you
are asked to sacrifice in order to
elect him, and we think your vote
win be cast for PenneWell.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-10-02

others entered those haunts, treated
the occupants, and while the 9TH
ers entertained the company. you
entertained the landlord outside?
That's a little game we want you to
explain. We know the Judge said
YOU had gone home on the seven
O'Clock train, but that was only a
blind; set up, you know, to deceive
the opposition. But you didn't 60
and the Judge knew it, and Others
knew it,and your visits to the saloons
are also known. You are a sly dog
George, but this thing wont &c
down. "No money with which tc
to buy votes WITH" Eh? Guess not
And now, George, we join you in the
latter part of the expression we have
quoted above; we do it with all due
respect and sincerity-"and I hope
that the dag has passed, in this dis
trict, when the election of any mar
to Office could be effected in such :
dishonorable way" We believe the
people of the district feel so too
about this matter, and will not allow
themselves to be cheated into voting
for man who while putting on the
airs of honesty yet resorts to "such
adishonorable way" of buying votes
If any one has doubt about Seney's
visit to the saloons in this city, lei
them enquire Of Haynes, Dickinson
or Milt Rawson. They entertained
the company, while Seney "fxed up
the landlord. Haven't any money
to buy votes with, George, have
you, and in 'such a dishonorable
way?'
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-10-02

A criminal Indictment has been
found against Moulton.
Joseph Glenn, for many years one
of the leading proprietors of the Gin
cinnati Gazette, died at his residence
in that city Tuesday, after a protrac
ted illness.
A Chicago step father who had
outraged his step daughter, and who
was the father of an illegitimate
child of hers, obtained access to her
sleeping apartment on the 9th, and
attacked her with a knife, infictin Q
fatal wounds.
The Plymouth Church difficulty
has within few days past assumed
a new phase and it now seems prob
able that Mr.. Beecher may be tried
by the High Court of the Congrega-
tional Church before resuming his
functions in Plymouth pulpit.
The citizens of Medina are very
much elated over the prospect of
having large foundry located there.
Capitalists from the east propose to
erect shops and carry on a large
manufacturing establishment of
ironware, if the people of the place
insure them $4,000 and the ground
to build on.
a committee of conference that
has been in session in New Orleans
for several days making arrange
ments to secure a fair vote at the
coming election, came to an under
standing Tuesday and adjourned.
The Conservatives agreed to do all
in their power to prevent violence,
threats and intimidations, and to
procure an honest expression of the
will of the people.
The exposure of the Henry county
Treasury robbery has knocked the
Democratic machinery all out of
joint in that county. Since such de
falcations are the rule in Democratic
counties, it should unjoint the party
in every county Of the State.
DURING thirty years of dominance
in Arkansas, the Democratic party
built taOeaty sac school bouSes. Dor
ing four years of Republican rule
eleven hundred and fory-si1 school
houses were erected in the State, and
over one hundred thousand children
received the benefits of free schools.
Within three months the Baxter
Constitutional Convention has abol
ished the Office of Public instruction
and in effect destroyed the whole
free school system. Yet the Democ-
racy claims to be the party of intel
ligence and progress.
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seney at work in the Saloons.

Geo. E. Seney, the Democratic
candidate for Congress, in this dis
trict, was in our city on Friday last,
and in counsel with theleaders. Now
George, at home, bears the reputa-
ton of a temperance man, and at
Clyde, before the Judicial Conven-
ton, put on the airs of integrity,
(perhaps because it was a Judicial
Convention) and made a speech
which the Messenger and all the
other Democratic sheets in the Dis
trictcharacterized as noble words"
In the course othis remarks he said.
81 have no money with which to buy
votes, and I hope that the day has
passed in this district, when the
election of any man to office could
be effected in such a dishonorable
way"
Well those are noble words-they
are high sounding words-and we
can endorse every one of them. But
then, George,if you shave no money
with which to buy votes,p where did
you get the means so freely squan-
dered among the saloons of this
city last Friday night? And what
did it mean when you and certain |
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-10-02
BUTLER APPEALED TO FOR
MONEY WITH WHICH TO
BEAT FOSTER.
He is willing to Pay for the Game
when It is Delivered,

The Democracy of this District
had q dead sure thing on Ben But
ler,they thoughtOf course he would
go his whole length to beat Foster,
who,had scored him so numerically.
So they wrote to old Ben, and sug-
gested that if he would shell out
pretty freely, they could beat Eos
ter and return Seney. Well, now.
what does the old fellow do? Shell
out freely. Not exactly. We are
not going to give his answer, but the
purport of it was that "He was will
ling to pay for the Game, achen al
a0as deztUered?" Of course it wasn't
Ben's money that Seney deposited
with the saloon keepers on Friday
night last.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-10-02
This is Geo. E. seney's ticket,

During the early part of the wal
Geo. E. Seney, now known as the
"Judge" and the Democratic can
didate for Congress in this district,
was a Quartermaster in the army;
but while protesting. to fight the
rebels in front was giving aid and
comfort to the enemies in the rear.
You can all remember when the
traitor Vallaudigham waited and
watched over the border" to learn
how much sympathy the people of
Ohio had for him, and how he was
buried under a majority Of over
100000. The boys in blue testified
their appreciation of Val. by an al
most solid vote against him. Yet
Geo. E. Seney voted for him, and in
order that there might not be any
doubt upon the subject endorsed
upon the back of his ticket, ''this is
Geo. F. Seney's ticket" VIII the
boys who voted against Vallandig-