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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20
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Marriages anil Deaths inserted gratis; obituary
Notices, FIRE cents per line, ipruridbiy
IN Chelsea. October T. by Rev r. Merrill ISAIAH W.
AUSTIN 81 Chelsea. AMI sARAH -. MERRILL u iei-
anon \. u.
IN stranirl, September o. By Nathan A.. Cobb Justice
h0th N straf1ni
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20

After he took up with the Magoons he gave her
the cold shonlder and she WIS deeply offended
with him. Those familiar with crime, know that
there Is no atrocity woman of her character
will hesitate to commit II enagcd with jealousy
It Is 10 he regretted that thorough search Of her
home was not made oatl, Friday morning when
perhaps the mysteries of the missing hat and
tuiie might have beon cleared. II lIagOon's story
about Stfceters leaving him and going back is
true, then the awful tragedy was committed by
the Perrin woman alone, which seems impossible,
or by her aud some one still unsuspoctod By the
authorities. Unless the sharp eve Of the law can
pierce the doep gloom Of Thursday night, II IL to
be feared that this will remain one oi tho unsolved
mysteries In the annals Of crime
INQUEST TO M uKIp
The examination Of Asa Magoon, originally set
Tor this morning at Barre, has been postponed Tor
the present owing To the lack Of proof and an in
quest wne commenced to-day, for the purpose u
ierrcsing out the TRUTH II possible
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20

GaNEHAL Tenn or THE SUPREME Couiu--The
general ,orm Of the Supreme Court will Dee begun
in Montpelier, next Tuesday morning The
docket Is unusually SMALL consisting Of Gully
thfteen cases The cases FROM this county are
Freeman BiAby rs Montpelier q st. Johusbury
Railroad Company, aud VIM +. Whittier ~ John
q 4 Crosby
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20

PRonNrE CorT.-'ihe following business WAS
transacted in tho Probate Court Tor the District u
Washington during the week ending October ~,
October i2-H 81. Clarks estate, administration
account referred u November 2 Hosea Minut =
estate, will proved j. Clarks guardianship,
guardians account allowed Norman Rublee's es-
tate ccns. 10 sell renl estate granted Paul Hath
away's estate administration accoun, allowed,
and decree made Cyrus Stoddards estate, will re-
ferred for probate u November Caleb homp-
sons estate, application for license to sell real
estate referred to October 70 John rwaddle's es-
tate, commissioner report returned October
i3-Wm. G Roblnson- estate J. v r. Kent. adj
niinistrator; Addison Peck aud J. r. Tobey, aI-
prasers; license IN sell personal estate granted
October 40 F. Lewis estate, commissioner
report returned. Octoboris-Rchard Dillous es-
tate. commissioners report returned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20

USIoS Mutual The first annual meeting Of
this company held at It's Office In this village
tlii, "wednesday forenoon, aud the following
board 81 directors elected for the ensuing ear
L. d Campbell, wiudham county }. {. Parker,
Windsor county charles Jones, Orange county
Gates Il. Bullard Caledonia county; L. r Col
ton, Orleans county; T. Henry Rowell, frank.
lin county james A. Shcld, Chittcnden county
James NJ slade, Addison county II. w. N,c.
Rutland county G. T. Houghton Bennington
county Richard u Wait, I.imoillc county
u. Gilman, James W. brock Samuel Wells,
W = Bmman. 4 e brown T. W Bailey Wash
iHgton county.
OFFICERS President, f. b Campbell Vice
President NJ D Gilman
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20

GosrEL MEFrINos A series NJ gospel meetings
will be held At Past rhetiord, on the 22d I'D and
oath Of this month. We trust they will be fully
attended
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20
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dressing u q The cheapest and most desirable Hair IuuU
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Consumption BE- Impossible when coughs. colds. and
other acute affections Of the hr1at and promptly
met with the required doses " HAMS ifuNHI 90 ii0nF
HOUND kSu TAR. For sale hy all druslista.
Pike. fooihache Drops cure In one minute.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20

CENTRAL llousE.- Among the arrivals at the
Central House during the last week ara Governor
Asahel Peck, Jericho, Hon. Lake =. Poland, st.
Johnsburyi Hon C. l.. Ioughton and 7 l. sibey
Bennington Hon. J. 4. Dodge. president Boston,
Concord & Montreal railroad y. r. Sartwell,
Cambridge Mass Captain C. r. Jenne, lirattle-
boro, n r. Clark, Bethel; j. C. Stearns and Charles
Jones, Bradford; A. !. Lane Philadelphia Charles
Chase, Chicago WIN. Hastings, T. Slade Geo
Holden, NJ. X. fnpler, New York John Manney,
VIM Welsh Cummings, G +. French, II =.
sanderson VI Wise, J. W Ever II. Little,
Gn. Wheeler, o H. Mason, l. T. Brown, Boston.
WoNpERFuL CuHEs or On UHANN, Ar rna
AMERICAN HOUSE, Handy a day passes but Wo
hear Of some startling cure made by DR. Ur,nn, Of
Boston, now stopping at the American House.
Miss Harriet Thompson, Of Essex was carried to
hi. Office ia arms. received his treatment, and
walked from his office to the depot Mr.. :. :.
Towner who keeps a millinery store on State
street, Mr. 5 j. Wheeler boot aud shoe maker on
State street, Mr. r. T. rownor, boot and shoe
dealer on Main street, with many other, We
might mention. have received his electrical and
magnetic treatment with wonderful success, as
th.y will all testify. Every invalid should see
him at once as his stay here will be short.
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rosr MonrhN rNAMINArIak

Drs A. T. Biselow and J, II. jackson, Of Barre,
made an examination OF the corpse on Friday NJ.
ternoon, At the request of Mr.. Dillingham;, We
refrain from publishing their report In ful They
found that the cheek bones aud both jaw bones
were broken, and that the right ear was terribly
bruised, apparently by fierce blow from fist
by some one sitting beside him. Many OF his
teeth were gone, aud under his eyes were g.shes
There had, apparently, been four cuts made to
produce the CHASTITY wound IN thu abdomen and
after the bowels had protruded the kuifo had
been plunged nto them several times All tho vital
organs were in natural condition, aud the doc
torssay that they have rarely seen healthier sub
iect There was no abnormal state Of the phys
zeal system which could have produced death, oI.
cept the wounds
After the posi-mortcn, the body was taken To the
receiving tomb in the cemetery whore II remained
till Monday, when pauper's burial was bestowed
upon it by the oyersetr OF the poor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20

Lrcgy-On a very recent Sunday, checks were
distributed throughout the schools of our town,
which .aid check would admit scholars to a COM
price OF admission. The next day one Juvenile
was overheard speaking 10 another about the
show, and rejoicing over his getting in for ten
cents. lilo said. " dou't 70 10 Sunday-school
very often, butts daucd lucky went yesterday q"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20

GosrEI WoHKEits The executive committee Of
the Young Mems Christian Associations Of the
state met at this place on Thursday last, and held
protmcted session with view 10 organize
campaign II labor for The coming winter Tie
plan, not being fully completed, is not yet ready
for Promulgation-hut we are authorized tn say
that it will be far more extensive aud thorough
than that Of last season Mr Samuel Hunting
ton, Of Burlington has retired from the commit
tee, by reason OF IN health and the Rev. A. c.
stevens, Of st Adams, was appointed in his place
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20


strreter had lived in Barre moro than thirty
years, and was a stout thick-sot man OF about one
hundred and eighty pounds In weight lie was
formerly in the employ Of Ira bay; then he be-
came teamster, and still later cultivated little
farm in Jockey Hollow, village between barre
aud South Barre. lie has always been had
drnher and apt To he quauelsome In his cups
About two years ago his conduct became so I'M
bean.ble thu, his wife could not live with him any
longer, 'and they separted-she remaining on the
place, which it is understood her brother had 40
cured for her lie has lived with the Magoon's
lately, and sometime last july alleged that no was
married to Emily Masoon stteeter uuod 10 say
that he wasn't legally married To his first wife
and Emily is now said To have a marriage certid-
cate in her possession, and to be pregnant
MIL THE MURDERiI,s BE CAUGHT
Poor Streeler died the fool dietll, ia the full
tide Of bis sips and asbauehery. Unless Asa Ma.
goon is guilty none Of the murderer. are AZ yet
caught and the evidence against Magoon, APP
parently strong at first IL now growing weak
The person that knows the most about the affair
is probably Hannah rerria, apd agail,st her not
sointilla of evidence has as yet been discovered
well-known citizen of narro says that while
strooter was still living with his WIFE he used TO
60 to Mrs. perins great deal aud to hoe her
garden and do her chores for weeks at time
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20

PHMuiAcHricN Association The annual
meeting Of this society was held n, St Johnsbury,
last week. \ large attendance and profitable
meeting are reported The following list Of Off
cers was elected Tor the ensuing year President
X. Paine, Of Windsor vice presidents A. o
Gates. % Worthwhile and II G Day, Of bradford
secretary, A. W Higgins Of Rutland treasurer,
John T. Young. Of Yergounes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20

1t being apparent that Asa Magoon and the
Widow Perrin had been in the company Of the
murdered man not many hours previous 10 his
DEATH Deputy sheriff Avorill at once arrested her
while Mr.. W. A. Boyce and several Others went
to AIagoons house, in Orange. Arriving there
shortly before noon, they learned that Asa WIS
piling woodat q school-house = short distance of
Going into the barn, they found the horse and
buggy. On the right rim Of the ioot-board was
dried blood, which looked as though it had been
made by mans foot in stepping into the vehicle.
The driving reins were stained with blood, aud the
whip was gone. When Masoon was accosied ut
the schoo-house he exhibited no establishment,
and upon being questioned in regard to strcetcr's
whereabouts, he gave full account OF their doiugs
~. IllnraluA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20

lane nonipaer AtG20 M 90 4. ~, aud 40 p. N.
lane barre .... ALTO An, ili5r and SIS p. ~.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20

WAS the evident marks Of team going eastery
towards Cames' Mills, and close 10y the iudonta-
ton ON the south side Of the road was jog in the
wheel-tracks A. IL the team had .tpplcd Tor few
minutes and then gone ON. The horse, hind feet
were unshod The iir-t thing Of course, was to as
certain streeter's whereabouts on Thursday, and
this owing IL streeier. notorety was easy enough.
lie had been living for year or more with man
named Asa Magoon, who lived iu Orange. not far
from tho village Of West Toi,sham. The family
CONSISTS oi the old man aud wife two grown mp
SONS, Ak, jr, and Charles, daughter Emily,
some twenty year- old who claims 10 be Streeter ,
wife, and some younger childIen They do not
bear very good reputation ihu men are rcputod
30 be sheep stealers and potiy thieves gene
mlly while Emily's character for chastity j. be-
low lsr. Il was soon learned that Strecter
and old Asa drove 10 Montpelier the day before,
for the purpose Of getting the formers pension.
This fact gave iise to suspicious at first, that
the murder had been committed for money. but it
il now known that owing to an infornitlity about
his REORGANIZATION, the pension was not paid him.
and that he had no money Of any consequence.
ZEN cents was found in his clothes at the lo.i
norton. Returning to Barre in the afternoon,
they drove iu the iruttins-park, which MasOon
probably entered but i is believed that Streeter
-tay ed outside IN TIM wagon, while MI W. \. Boyce
Of Barre, the well knowu lawyer atahout halt-pasi
three O'Clock, r. NJ saw him a little the worse foI
liquor lie chaiicd Mr. Boyce nj that time about q
small debt, aud ts,sl him u be had got that dol.
lar yet Mr.. Boyce says that, although affected
10y liquor he seemed able 10 take care Of himself
Mr. Boycs noticed the team it was the one subse-
lueutly found at Magoon's, and no question s..
made about It's Identity The horse was a sorre
colt, perhaps four years Old; the vehicle an old
fashioned bootess open buggy, with side springs
under it, no mounting steps, Upon the seat Va,
an old buffalo robe, and the whip which Wa,
found in the road the nest morning, was in the
socket. The colts hind feet were bare; his fore
feet were shod
Towards nye 'ulook. Aiagoon and Streeter wer,
seen driving through Barre village, towards the
Carnes Mills road Did they halt anywhere he
l,s.l.,, and ia. s..p., Of a., ,,r.1ar
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haber defendido Ia autoridad ! Ia IL
bertad de la Iglesia. De todo corazon
nos rcgocJaInos con vos y por medic
de vos con los demas perseguidos.
Hemos leido con gran idbilo '
aprobamos la carta que habeis dirigi-
do al gobierno imperial para comba
tlr los sofsmas imaginados contra la
dignidad del Concilio y de todo ell
episcopado, y 10 que mas hemos ad-
nirado en- ella, es la noble protesta
por la que reivindicais para ell Sacro
Colegio de cardenales la p!ena liber
tad de elegir ell successor de San Pedro,
en- atencion q que ell ejercicio de ese
derecho para los cardenales debe es-
tar libre de toda coaccion por peque
fla que sea.
Por ESQ, muy querido hermano y Sc
nor, considerando que vuestra admira
blecarta sdesuma utilidad para la Igle-
sia y para la instruction como para la
edi6cacion de los feles, nosotros los
obispos de Inglaterra hemos decretado
que esa carta debia ser, eomunicada
nuestro clero, a de fin que de lectura de
ella en- la misa solemne. De ese modo,
y segun nuestros vivos deseos, aparea-
ra 8 to los los feles y a los infeles
que hay en- Inglaterra y en- los aemas
paises. que nosotros, hermanos vues-
tros, estamos con vosotros de todo CO.
razon, de palabra y de hecho.
Por 1ltimo, no sabiendo de que
manera podriamos enviar con segu-
rldad nuestra salutacion fraternal q
los deinas obispos de Alemania, os ro-
gamos, reverendfsimo seflor, que ten
gals 4 bien adoptar con yuestra cor
tesfay benevolencia fraternal las dis
posiciones convenientes para que esta
cafta sea comunicada 4 los demass
obispos vuestros herrnanos."
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UNA CARTA NOTABLE.

Insertamos 6.continuacion la carta
colectiva que todo el episcopado in
giles ha dirigido q los obispos alema-
nes perseguidos, manifestandoless sus
simpatias y su aprobacion por la re-
sistencia que oponen 8 las pretensio-
nes del canciller del imperio. Dice
aSf este notable docuento:
Al reverendisime arzobispo dc
Colonia, primado de AIemania, e.
cardenal arzobispo de Westminster,
Y los ob;spos de Thgiaterra, paz y sa-
iud en- ell Senior.
aa, Monsehor j que-idisimo hermano,
coLfesor de a lg.esia de Dios; os sa-
lldamos con el mayor afecto, asf co
no 4 los demas i,b spos vuestrDs her.
pauos gu SO hallan euca e., rcl
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V ARIEDADE ES.
sOMBR4s faasTORICAs.
LAS C0RTES DE ALFARO.

Las c6rtes congregsdas por d. Sancho
ell Bravo, hijo del sabio al par que iufor-
tunado D.. Alfonso x iban celebrarse
con toda solemnidad en- la villa de Alfaro.
Era Ell ano de gracia de 1888. Desde
las primeras horas de la ma1ana de un
dia serene y primaveral, ell son de los cla-
rines, el orugir de los arneses, ell golpear
de- las lanzas J Ell galopar de los corceles
no cesaban de atronar las tortuosas Gales
calleias de Alfaro.
Las ventanas de las casas, las celosias
de los palacios, hasta los ajimeces de las
torres aestaban profusamente cubiertos de
ricas colgaduras y jarrones de flores; los
callejones mas estrechos y retirados NO
podian contener la inmensa muchedum-
bre que SO agolpaba y circulaba sin cesar;
las baldosas del suelo sembradas de mirto
laurel, la fachadas de los caserios re
cientemente blanqueadas pintadas; los
colosales escudos que Sc GERMAN sobre los
umbrales de las moradss solariegas com
pletamente renovados; las campanas de
las iglesias lanzando continuamente sus
ruidosos tanidos; todo daba entender
que era llegado un gran dia.
Los villanos, cosa extrana, confundien-
dose con los hidalgos; les pecheros con los
soldados; laa viejas con los garzones, to-
dos en- revuelta miscelanea en- plazas y
zaguanes comentaban ell dia de las cor.
tes congregadas en- Ia noble villa de- AL
fare pr Ell seiior rey de Castillo y Leon
D. Sancho w ell Bravo.
Pero apartemonos de este maremGg,ssti
popular; deiemos que las gentes murmu-
rem y Sc codeen a porfia, = cuando Ell so
Sc halle en- la mitad de su carrera, en- un
dfa encantador, veremos 4 tres caballeros
seguidos de una numerosa escolta, arma
dos de todas srmas y montados en- sendoi
corceles dc batalla desempedrar las GALES
de A.farO en- su rapida carrera. Todos sor
j6yenes y robustos a juzgar por su mar
cial continente.
Lucientes capacetes de air0sas cifneral
cubren sus cabezas erguidas con altivez
cuyOs semblantes ocultan pesadas viseras
'psr oonsiguients no podssm0s sxamlna'
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Dice El Cromista: .hace spocos dias
sali6 de aquf un buque de vela carga-
do de arnas ylmuniciones, y eljueves
debia hacerse a la mar el yacht Octa
via, que conducia 4 los expediciona
rios, los cuales fhgian ir q un viaje
de recreo. W
A'dama y los companeros de lajun
ia Guiana, que hace tempo organiza
ban dicha recluta y tomaban todas las
medidas conyenientes para evitar la
mas leve sospecha, no coutaron con la
huespeda. & 10 que es igual, con que
Espafia tiene representatives que no
Sc duelmen en- las pajas y que estAn
al tanto de los memories novimientos
de la emigracion M e&
Ash es que la sAspera de la partida,
q sea ell n1iercoles, ell attorney de dis
trito de esta ciudad di6 conocimiento
al collector del puerto Mr. Arthur de
que Sc iba a hacer q la mar un buque
cargado de insurrectos con destino a
Cuba, para dar Amino 8 salor 4 los in
cendiarios de la manfgua, quienes
ha hechos retroceder 4 sus antiguas
guaridas ell conde de Valmaseda. Di-
che buque, como de recreo, no Sc ha-
bia despachado por la aduana, y tam
POGO iba 4 enafbolar bandera america
ma, .sino inglesa: sin duda porque los
duehos, cansados de YER que por ell
tratado de 1895, VICENTE entire esta
repdblica y Espafa, no pueden impe-
dir ell registro en- alta mar de an bu-
que con bandera de este pats, supon-
drian que los cafiones denuestros bu-
queside guerra serian impotentes para
sepultar en- ell abismo6 & an yochtpira-
to disfrazado de iDglesyena ssl %
Lo cierto es que, sea por que
quiera, ell collector del puerto mand6
q expresado yacht Octavia un desta-
camentc de adUaneros al mando del
diputado inspector Sharpe, para i'm
! pedir IA salida, y ell guardacosta Chan
!, dler Sc coloc6 en- seguida a su costado
para vigiIarlo. ss.s
FL OctaOia esta fondeado al pie de
Ia calle Van Brunt, de Brooklyn, y
cuando los caballeritos expediciona-
!. rios, en- ndmero de unos 100, Sc diri-
gieron eI y conferenciaron con el
captain los marineros, que dicho sea
"a paso eran todos cubanos, no obs
tante ser Ell buque ingles, segun ST.
Abaudera, sc encontraron con que nc
podian salir al mar para buscar e
equipaje, sean las armas, que habiar
remitido con antelacion en- buque de
sela. 4 fa
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lf&E .s# 4
7 Ha llegado el tempo tetnpestuoso
,nuchos grandes edi6cios pdblicss s
tales como la Inteniencia, Ia Dpu-
tacion Provincial, la Gate raj, ell
Cuartel de lBallaja, la Benefcencia y
otros carecen de para rayos. E ia
omission pueds dar lugar q una catas
trote, pues aquf son muy fuertes las
dsscargas electficas, y ell maravil!oso
aparato de Fsanklinees tarato sen
clio Nos permitimos, pues, lamar
de nuevo Ia atencion de las Autorida-
des sobfe Ia necesidsd de esta refor
ma, creyendo que no sera desoida en-
esta epoca en- que tanto Sc desyela ell
Excmo. 81. Captain General por ell
adelanto de las obras pablicas
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s@EssIAE za IssRf&A xAk
UNA CONTESTACION
DEL GEN ERAL ABRER A


Uno de los corresponsoles de la Ga
ceta de la Crag, que ha estado recien
temente q visitar al general Cabrera
en- Biarritz, da cuenta de la conver
sacion que con, el ha tenido en- los 81
guientes terminos. Preguntandole 81
iria pronto a Espafia, ha contestado:
ssProvisionalmente, no. Esos son va
nos rumeres, que son los que me han
puesto en- chismes con ell ejercito, 70
no soy mas que un simple particular,
yo no pido un solo centimo al gobier-
no, y 10 que hago, 10 hago por patrio-
tismo, que, gracias a Dios, tengo lar
gamente con que vivir. Circular mu-
chas versiones err6neas sobre mis-
tratos con ell actual gobierno, asf como
sobre mis- actos, Yo no quiero sino
ayudar a mi pals q recobrar la paz.
El como, es un secreto. Empiezo por
deciros que tengo tres medios para
clio, sobre los que he rehexionado
maduramente Mi primar plan Sc eje
cuta en- este momento: al en- dos me-
ses no ha dado resultado, ensayare Ell
segundo; y 81 este fracasa, ent6nces,
agotada mi paciencia, tendre ell recur-
so de la fuerza.
''Yo no puedo negar que he tenido
algo de mala suerte al principle, GUAM
do hicimos imprimir en- Paris ell pro
yecto de convenio. sQuien podia pre-
YER que Mr.. Veuillot corrompiese a
mis- impresores para tener una de las
pruebasf 81 el proyecto, tai y como
20 la habia elaborado, no hubiese cal
do demasiado pronto en- ell dominic
p6blico, puedo aseguraros que este
asunto hubiera va terminado. !
1"Soy, como siempre, profundamen-
tie conseryador, y dep!oro viyamente
que los hijos de mi antique sefior sean
tan completamente incapaces de COM
prender sus intereses. Tanto comores.
peto a su esposa, tan POGO puedo es
timar d. Carlos. De aquf v.ene su
enemistad conmigo. Me repugna dar
a la pub!icidad los hechos que demos
trarian que hace dos amos viene ha
ciendo yanos esfuerzos para ganarme
a su causa. Pero estoy muy conyen
cido de que 81 no cedera nunca, y por
ESQ deploro la gente que Sc sacrifica
por su causa tan in1tilmente.
"Se pone en- iuda mi popularidsd
entire las poblaciones vascas y nayar-
ras, y podria probar 10 contrario GUAM
do quisiera. No solamentelos o6ciales
carlistas de mayor signi6cacion estan
en- relaciones conmigo, sino que ade-
mas tengofa seguridad que los hijos
q cuyos padres he mandado me AGO
gerian con entusiasino 4 mi entrada
en- Espafia
"En Catalina la causa carlista va
va NAL, y 10 mismo en- Aragon, ma.
die 10 duda, y yo estoy convencido
que este no es Ell resultado de mis-
trabajos.
Isl Ell eje cito no ha hecho hasts
ahora mas por estar Incomplete, 'ahora
con la nueva quinta la cosa varla. Bier
que ell yalor de las tropas carlistas 81
haya con6rmado de nueyo en- Oteiza
es muy cierto que su inferioridad nu
m9rica les condena 4 sucumbir baio e
n1mero A los 10000 hombres de
gobierno, d. Carlos no puede oponel
mas que $4,000, y en- Ell Sur de Ma
lyarra, 81 general Quesada ha trazad'
Tuna Urea de lQnteTa sQlidai saldra d