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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-05

No creemos que nadie nos tache
de parciales al califcar de muy nota-
BILE el documento que ACADIA de publ
car ell Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Ge-
neral D. Segundo de la Portilla en- la
sencilla forma de una circular q los
a'caldes Y demas delegados de su au-
toridad. Con grfsa sorpresa vemos
que en- este .verdadero programa de
gobierno S. E. apenas 81 Sc ocupa de
politica :: toda-su atencion Sc dirige a
retratar felmente el estado agrlcola,
mercantil, industrial y fnanciero del
pals y 4 senalar los remedies que, EN-
su alto y clarfsimo criterio, deben
.adoptarse para conjurar la crisis q
que nos acercamos 81 inteligentes y
oportunas medidas no vienen 4 reani-
mar ell decade estado de las haciendas
de cana que, 10 repetimos, estan ame-
nazadas de ruina no ser que SUDAN
los precios del az1car 8 Sc reduzcan
los gastos' de la exploitation, 4 no
ser que, sin nuevos sacrificios, sc con-
siga aumentar el rendimiento de las
zafras. AL leer este erudito escrito,
no parece sino que su autor ha per-
manecido largos a1los entire nosotros:
tan fondo y con tanto acierto trata
las cuestiones econ6micas puerto ri
auenas; y sin embargo, c6nstanos de
nn modo positive que la pluma misma
del Sr. Gobernador General fue la
que traz6 este documento cuyas lau-
dables tendencias pasamos analizar
lgeramente.
S. E. resume en- cortas, pero ex-
presiyas frases la mission compleja que
le ha confado S. NJ.
'Las 6rdenes del Rey, dice, con-
densadas en- las instrucciones que ira
je del Gobierno, exigen que go estu-
die las necesidades. de la Isla, que en-
pre,sda CON empeNo Ia consplicada pero
grata tayea de rensediarlas, q que pro
caye Ell ensanche possible de la prosperi-
dad d que parece Uanealo por la notma-
Iega este bell5siaao pals"
Bien ha cumplido la Superior Au
toridad con la primera parte de las
paternales instrucciones que le ha die
tado S. NJ: EN- tan corto tempo CO.
mo ell que lleva en- el pals nadie hn-
biera sido capaz de superar 4 S. r. en-
el estudio de las necesidades de la Is
la: de elias no puede estar meier eeist In: in
formado Q 81 Gs9bbernador juzgar por ell
doc1mento que acaba de dar a la es-
tampa.
Los que temian que S. E., a seme-
jana de algunos de sus predecessors,
tratara de seguir una polftica radical
mente eontraria la de la Ultima ad-
1ninistracion, pueden Yivir tranquilos
Aquellds tiempos de 6dios, de vengan-
zas, de libelos y de anarqufa que con
sobresalto presenciamos 4 dltimos de
1872 y en- todo ell siguiente afo de
1873, nose repetiran bajo el mando
del senor general la PortiIla: de es-
ia seguridad son garantia los siguien
tes parrafos de su circular:
"Mi politica en- el gobierno de la
Isla, siendo como ha de ser, jasta q
conciIiadora, no vie,ae q promoter c0,a-
Hictos, d desatar pasiosSeS nj d producer
discortlids no vjene b e'eve'ae,1ar en-
conos dichosaue,ate 0naoytiguadas.; gie-
ne d tortazecer la aaO,'alidad q Ell 6rde,s ];
Uieae d garaet'gar elreposo de las .fa-
milias enoltecie,ado la Amtoridad q Ell
arestigio de las Leyes; Uie'ae dproteger
q dJone,star la laboriosidad honrada /;
vie,se, espfn, d probar que Ia gloriosa
60mder0 de la Pdhia tiene la misna0
.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-05

u A primera vista parece que hay
gran discrepancia entire los datos que
pubIic6 el senior general SAM y los
que ahora nos hace conocer su digno
successor; pero en- el fon,lo no es asf.
La diferencia que Sc nota entire las
existencias que habia en- 80 de no.
viembre 7,S14,95O pesetas } y la
que contenian las Cajas Reales el Is
de 'licienbre, consiste en- que cuando
Sc hizo el primer arqneo no Sc hab(an
pagado aGn las atenclones del mes, y
en- que tai veg en- Is de diciembre
no constaban en- la Administration
Econ6nlica los iLgresos de Ia ounce
ma la en- fTs administraciones locales.
En- cuanto 4 la Deuda, contraida an
tes de la venida del Sr: SAM, no Sc
hizo mencion de ella nj al tomar nj
al entregar aquel caballero el mando
Esto no obstante convene mucho al
pals conocer los datos que Ell Sr. ge-
neral la Portilla nos ha revelado. En-
cuestiones fnancieras es atil la mas
diafana publicidad, y muy de desear
seI(a que Sc publicaran peri6dicamen-
te los rendlmientos de las rentas ter
restres 10 mismo. las que estan afectas
4 la propiedad como las que producer
los efectos timbrados.
A pesar del deficit que resulta,
S. 4. espera niveIar los presupuestos
sin acudir 4 impuestos onerosos. Nos
otros creemos que 10 conseguira,
pues el actual presupuesto de gastos
excesivamente sobrecargado, ses sus-
ceptible de grandes economics 81 8.
En- la Memoria detallada que ofrece
S. E. sobre este ramo encontraremos
nuevos datos que ilustren esta'cues-
ton. 1l.< %95.tJ Fe&& ss>f as
Despues de coItsagrara s. f. un
parrafo lisonjero para nuestros tribn-
males y otro 4 la instruction pdblica,
ofreciendo todo su apoyo 4 la Junta
Superior del ramo y q los Ayunta
mientos para ell mayor desarrollo de
la ensenanza, y felicitandose de que
la segunda siga la marcha que ha en-
- = ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-05
des e la .sombra sal endo,
coryos alfanjes blandiendo
embistieron hacia &.

Brusca fue la acometida,
mas don Pedro no era lego,
echando chispas de fuego @.
la tizona desnudo.
Y en- lar pared apoydndose, d 81.
esper6 a los agresores,
3y-iMadre de los Dolores,
de vos me amparo-exclam6.
-iMuere. gritaron aquellos,
muere, wi perro cristiano!--
mas de un tajo ell castellsno +
uno tendi6 ante sus pies.
Y el otro, ell arma arrojando,
ial fin cobarde bandido! Isl
de terror despavorido ~ ~
como un galno echo a eorrer.
- sss, .--- - ss4
D. Pedro entonces delseno
saeando TN escapulario,
como enssacro sahtuario,
iunto al cadad5ver REQ.
--iAh, madre de los Dolores,
de mi suerte protectora,
no me abandoneis, seIlora!
ell cristiano r1u mu~o.
Y aquella bend ia iili6gerl
bcsastdot de dichs lleno, Z
volylo don Pedro AsU seno
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-05
pqLETN NFRgANTIL DE- PggRTQ-RlGO.
MAR tes 4 de Enero de 1879.
Ell PROGRAMA

DEL GoBERNADoR r GENERAL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-05

wed que anhel&nlolo estoy!
.-Dentro dos dias, mi amada,
Cordoba serA canada
y os salvare por quien soy.
Y 4 Ia Mad del Senor
que nuestros amores vela, vs.
ldigaa offenda de mi amor 1}Ss 80
syo la hare
-Vuestro fervor,
cual, don Pedro, me consuela!
-Si, dona Sol, 10 aseguro
ante su imigen sagrada,
y 20 nunca en- balde iuro-
Mas, Mas sos turbais, Sol amadai
mo creeis mi afecto purog e
-sY ESQ 4 mi me preguntais?
We'd que es mucha sinraz n
81 de mi desconfais!
iPor que asl martirizais,
dos Pedro, mi corazona
-Perdonad, mi hermoso scielo;
iquien bien anna desconfIa!
MAS, por que melanco'1a
nub!6 con f1nebre ve'o
de estos ojos a alegrfa9
: Callad, don Pedro, por Dios;
que 81 aqul germinar siento
algun negro pensamien.o,
tan solo en- viendoos vos
aesparece como 81 viento.
a. P,sEDA. !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-05
pendian de sus costados;
los semblantes recatados

los semblantes recatados ea
llevaban elIos tambien.z
Y conforme iban siguiendo
ell cal 'ejon soitario,
un tranquilo comentario
sCstenlan 4 la vez.
ae-
Que os parecc del asunto
decidme, don Pedre amigo;
creo opinareis eonmigo. 81
-Rason teneis, por quien soy; j.
que nuestro rey don Fernando
no cederA nj en- un punto,
tai me parece Ell asunto:
ia ciudad sin TRANSACTION!
"iNo haya treguas, por Dios Santo!-
que pasado manana
de buena de mala CANA
quede Cordoba por nos.
salgan viejos y rapaces
y mnjeres 81 quisieren;
icond clones, que no esperen
los senemigos de Diosv'
Esto ha d;cho el.rey ardiendo
de indignation iracunda;
= al fin que Dios les confunda
por s;cmpre jalnas amen.
iOh, que gran die, don Pe1ro,
cuando Cordoba canada! 80.
-Bien cumpllmos y enbslada;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-05


LII. D
Era va tarde: la noche
en- lobreguez aumentaba;
nj alma viva transitaba
por la morisca ciudad
De prontc, vagas pisadas,
como de algulen que Sc alicia,
ell entrar de una calleja
se escucharon resonar-
IEran dos honbres: slt traje
era traje de- cristianes,
arrogantes castellanos, -
gente de alcurnia y blason.
EI fulgor de un reverb8ro
que en- un rincon titlaba,
de sus cascos arrancaba
IN siniestro resp aLdor.
airosas thomas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-05

(Continuacion)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-05

son va de temerse antagonismos en-
ire la Autoridad y los hombres de
buena intencion que tienen infuencia
en- los distritos electorales de la Isla.
i Quien no desea que la election dc
representatives. por Puel to-Rico no Sc
haga en- erclusivo uateres Ella Isla 2
Ii Qui6n no desea que en- nuestra di-
| putacion q -C6rtes no Sc reheje el
triunfo de una opinion polltica sino
eel predominio de la agriculture, Ell
bien del concrete y el fomento de las
indastrias. =? Todos, todos los hom-
bres honrados y amantes de Ia patria
| Y de la provincia, podemos asegurarlo
sin tenor de ser desmentidos, quieren
10 mismo que S. E. quiere
Razon tiene, pues, el l1xcmo Sr. Go
| bernador General en- contar con que
sera seeundade con yolHntad ardiente
por todos los buenos subuitos del Rey,
por todos los que anlan q este pedazo
querido de los dominios de S. M. To-
dos responderemos. al llamamiento pa
ternal de S. E. para ayudarle a reme-
diar las necesidadesque ju,atos aaoerti-
mos y j,ostos deploranaos. 2v
| Consagra ell Sr. Gobernador Ge-
| neral unos parrafos sucintos al estado
de nuestra Hacienda al tomar el po-
session del mando, el cual representa-
en- estas tres llneas
The daily gazette., 1876-11-22
The Doubtful States.
FLORIDA.

REASONS FOR REPUBLICAN RETICENcE
GUARDING AGAINST DEMOCRATIC
FRAUDs-GovERNoR sTEARNs' PUR:
POSE.
The Herdld's Tallahassee despatch
says:-
"The Democratic managers here to-day
took two bold and decisive steps that they
intend to force the fighting all the way
through. Through Colonel Sellers, of
Philadelphia, and Colonel Roaby, of Tai
lahassee they made applicationthis morn.
ing to Judge White of the Circuit Court,
now holding Court at Wakaulla for an in
junction restraining Governor Stearns
from undertaking to canvass the returns
of the electoral vote to the exclusion of
the Board of Canvassers, and also for a
madnamus compelling the Board of Can
vassers to begin the canvassing of the
votes at once. The Democrats do not
hope for anything inside of the State of
Florida, Irovidel Governor
Stearns is permitted to usurp the func-
tions of the board. They do not hope
even to get justice or full hearing if he
is made to judge. Before the board they
are confident of proving their case abso-
lutely and irresistably. Their most OBJ
stinate fight will be made against the at
tempt of Governor Stearns to himself
take jurisdiction overthe electoral returns
Mr.. Manton Marble publishes card,
in which these paragraphs occur
"To candid men OF both parties this
statement of facts is submitted. Within
the last twenty-four hours il has become
apparent that the Republican advisers
controlling here have suggested that the
Board of State Canvassers be wholly ig-
nored and that Governor Stearns a can
didate for reelection, certify his own alb
solute power result false in fact, so that
representative electors may be foisted up
on this State, thereby giving Hayes and
Wheeler aprima .fdcie title which it is
contended the two houses of Congress
can't go behind or agree to question in or
der to give the contemplated exercises of
unauthorized power semblance of fair
ness.
'It should be known that this very
night, along with the corrupt emissaries
of the venal crew who rule and riot here,
Federal troops are conveniently moved to
counties where the official records of the
recent canvass, already black with insult
ficient frauds, may be safely reforged and
lifted to adequate figures, matching, it
may, be certificates already falsified in the
Governors office.
81 cannot risk committing to the tele.
graph the measures adopted to PROSTATE
this desperate scheme of desperate men,
but the Indignation of honest Northern
Republicans should block their first step.
"What delusion is the invitation of
President Grant to fair men of both par
ties to come hither and witness fair
count, and how we'll the muskets and the
cannon of the Federal Government are
planted to preclude and foil that honest
supervision"
The daily gazette., 1876-11-22
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The Conflict for the Hon.
est Count.

Progress of the Returning Boards
Knarish Secrecy and Political Fynesse
The situation in three States, Louis
lana, South Carolina, and Florida shows
as yet no decided results. The Louis
lana returning board yesterday canvassed
the returns of only six parishes, and laid
over two future consideration on account
of issues in dispute. 1t appears that there
are issues in dispute in nearly all the parish
es. The democrats yesterday gained
one point of admission to the sessions of
board of ex-Gov. Wicklifie, democratic
electOr, who claimed it as a right. A
number of democratic protest against
secret sessions, the refusal to admit coun-
sci, the general public, &C., were sub
mitted. Amongthe incidental news from
News Orleans is the announcement that
Thos. II. Handy, former citizen OF
Maryland, has been elected sheriff of that
city, and that he cannot be "counted
out"
In Florida the democratic managers
have obtained temporary injunction from
the Circuit Court at Tallahassee, restrain
ing the Governor from canvassing the
electoral vote or issuing his certificate to
any elector unless by order of the board
to show cause why they do not proceed
at once with the count. The cases will
be finally heard by the court on Thursday
In South Carolina the State Supreme
Court is expected to act to-day on the
report of the board of canvassers on elec.
tors and State officers. The court now
permits the board to decide only as to
Congressman and Legislators, which ac
tion will decide the question of Govern
or,
The daily gazette., 1876-11-22
SOUTH G. AROLINA.

NO DECISION OF THE CoURT-A PROB
ABLE PREMATURE ANNOUNCEMENT.
The New York World publishes the
following despatch from Columbia
1.-The Board of Canvassers has completed
its work. Hampton is elected Governor
and also the majority of the State ticket.
Two members of Congress, Aiken, and
Evins, are elected. The majority of the
House OF Representatives is Democratic.
If fraudulent votes which been proven are
allowed, two Democratic electors will go
in. The people are highly delighted, as
this is the first Democratic success since
reconstruction.
The Times, of New York, has this, also
from Columbia
"No decision was given by the Supreme
Court to-day, on the question of the
judicial powers of the Board or State Can
vassers. The board have not completed
the counting of the vote for members of
the Legislature, and therefore could not
draw up the full report necessary to be
certified to the court, which adjourned till
tomorrow"
The Hearld's Columbia despatch
says
"The Republicans are apparently des-
pondent. They do not hope for much
from the count. Ifthere had not been so
many of their:.candidates on the Board..of
Canvassers the prospect would have been
brighter. They go so far as to concede
that it is too much to expect the Court to
allow the board, under the circumstances,
to exercise judicial functions. That they
admit would be palpable and fragrant
outrage. AS the matter stands their case
seems desperate. The face of the returns
gives the Democrats the State and nearly
everything they worked and fought so
hard for, and if the Board is ordered to
90 behind the returns ofthe county can
vassers, the situation will probably be
much worse. In that event they may lose
the electoral vote and the few State Off
GERS they now seemto be entitled,to. Their
predicament is sadly unfortunate, but the
leaders are assiduously endeavoring to
keep their spirits up with assurance that
something will be done which will make
it all right. Their greatest crumbof COM
fort arise from the secret conference that
have been held yesterday at the State
House. The result of these are known
but they feel sure that coup d'etat of some
sort is contemplated.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-22
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The daily gazette., 1876-11-22
LOUISIANA.
A BREACH IN THE WORKS OF THE LOUISE
ANA RET URNING BOARD

A BREACH IN THE WORKS OF THE LoCISI-
ANA RET URNING BOARD.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov 21.-A for
midable breach was made to-day in the
entertainments of the returning board,
and the warrior who made the assault
now sits at the right hand of the COM
mandant of the citadel.
This morning ex-Gov. Wickliffe, one
of the temperate electors at-large, ad-
dressed the board, demanding as right
that he be admitted to the session of the
board, and tonight he received CON-
manication from the board conceding his
demand. The conservatives gained that
One of their number thoroughly ia
miliar with all the facts in the case will
now be present to furnish necessary in
formation to the advisory committee.
The carpet-baggers are charging to day
that Gov Wicklifte is not eligible as al
The daily gazette., 1876-11-22

elector, but he says he has copy of the
oath of amnesty which he took when
Gen. Banks was in command in New Or
leans
=, flnchback denies the current rumors
that he is coquetting with the Democrats
but says he will control all the negroes in
the Legislature, and he intends to make
the best bargain that he can for himself.
Thomas II. Handy, formerly of Som
set county, Md, is elected sheriff of N
Orleans, the most profitable office in the
State, and the returning board cannot
count him out
The daily gazette., 1876-11-22

ELLIOT, of South Carolina, ought to be
sent on foreign mission. He is the man
who knows enough to put Chamberlain
in the penitentiary. Many better man
than Chamberlain is not at large.
Gov. Hartranft must have been dream
ing dreams. 1t appears that he is placing
the Pennsylvania militia in condition to
" march at short notice" March where
and upon whom?
Gen. Lewis B. Parsons has been ap-
pointed temporary receiver of the prop
erty of the Ohio and Mississippi railroad
at st. Louis.
The entire coffee crop of the world
last year was 900, OO0,OO0pounds, fully one
third of was consumed in the United
States.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-22

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The daily gazette., 1876-11-22
WEATHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. %, l A. M
PROBABILITIES.

For the Middle Atlantic States, rising
ollowed by falling barometer, partly f
cloudy and in the southern portions
clear weather, with stationary or higher
temperature, diminishing northerly and
variable winds.