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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-29

les eomponen gratuitamente.
| Ventas al por mayor al detail, precos
muy limitados, en- el almacen de Ell 1elegrdfo,
lcalle de San Justo n6m. IL. -Frente ia Ma
Illorquina.
LLoMpART MELON & ca
| Sc desean Agentes en- Ia lsla.
| Sc remiten gratis catalogos y listas de pre-
clos quienlo socite.
la. Tvs
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CamiSas! camisas!!

En- ell Baratillo, Plaza Principal nGmoro 33,
las hay de hilo para caballeros al 20 pa mfnoS
de su costo, Y para sehoras niTos al 80 p%
81
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ATENcl0N.

Sc solictan i6vencs para trabajar en- una
agencia. Siendo inteigentes halin bucn ne
gocio. Callc de Tetuan ndmcro IS nlorma
ran 4-6
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Fl que suscribe pone en- conocimiento gene
raj Ell su caractcr de reprcsentantc de dicha
EMPRESA, Y EN- yirtud dc las facutades de
que esta revestido que dcsde esta iecha ha
nombrado los Sres. p. MartOrell s. G.,
duchos del cstabecimiento La INDUSTRIAL, sto
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CASA DESALUD
i" SAN JU AN"
TETUAN Ga.

Al hacerss cargo al nuevo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de
este Estabocimiento. no IA perdonado gasto al.uno
con el obeto dc llcvar cabo todas las meoras posi-
blcs dcnro de la localidad la mejDr asisancis
do estabiocdo un scrNicio interior aspacialisimo
montando IN arsenal quirnFgico npropiado. bihlo.
taca .entico rccreatca, sstema electrieo de Hama
dores contando con In cooperation le tres rcputa
doa profesorcs para la nleIor asstencia mGtco-qui-
rurRiea De enfermos.
Susericon mcnsual. Observation-Disclosures. n
Las consultas operarones asistencia enfer-
medRdcs conia2iosas epid6mcts prceios conven-
cionales eon
FL DIRETToR
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"A VM@aD.

En- cl establecimcnto de d, Sebastian Mi
rarpeix, calle de Ia rfanta Luisa, ndm 9, sc
encuentra de yenta la legitima cerveza negro
de la marca Nc. Euran's. Extrastout nj por
mayor y al por menor Puerto Rico enero IL
de lS77.--Sebdstidl Mirdlpcie. 81
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E1nlpresa del Gas,
AL PUBLICO.
AL PUBLICO.

Gale de Ia Cruz, agentes della expresada tabri-
ca del G AS en- esta Capital, para instalacioncs
particnlares, con cuyos sehorcs deberan enten-
derse todos los peddos de instalaciones dc tr-
berias, lamparas denlas trabajos del ramo.
Pto Rico, Mario IL l977.-J f. Steiaacher.
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EMPR ESAS.
Lloyd dc Puerto. Rico.
SOCIEDAD DE SEGEROS
CONTRA RIEsGOs DE MAR.
Aprobada por el Superior Gebierno.

yerdad caridad se encentrar;n en- todo, los ae-
tos de esta it'll asociacion.
tuto. puede aeercarse las ofcnaS donde adquirird
todos los dates que estime nocesari0s les seran
suministrados sin rodees.
Premio del seguro.
Para los puertos de Espana incluso los
demas comprendiaos en- los mares de
las Antilaa y Estados-U Ridos del Nor
te- America hasta 81 cabo Cod ........ Ia p.%
Pasando por el cabo Cod los do las COS
tas de las proyEciaS Inglesas del Nor
te, America. canal dc la Mancha dc
irlalda; .,;.;a..,;.............;...:.. Ia PIX
puerto del Baltico. ................ . p%
Cuando las facturas Sc embarquen on va
pores y vajes de travesfa. caarto
cli cuia n'''0' '"'f''0 Pc para Ia Isl" dc
Las monedas acunadas de orc plata an
Slile ue tI'INeSin'. p.Ss
Id. on vaporaS dol cabotaia, .,,,........,. 4 p%
Estoa premios que so fan tienen sus yariaeiones
segun las 6pocas y circunstanoiaS de la nave v Dor
las escalas que hagan cada puerto antes de In ar
ribada su destino exceptuandose de esta condicion
d los yapOres con ruta va 0rganiZada,
I'll dos por mi. que seSun POLKA gratifca por el
lmporte aSeyurado, no Sc c9mprendera on los nra-
mioS que no lleguen al Nao p0r cieHtO.
II derecho de POLKA son ct1ouslata eentavos por
cada alt pesos. no oxoetpra de dos pesos eiacled
ceGr0s, 0uando nase dc cinco MD e importe asegu
rado Las 'lle so eXtiendan para oil cabotaie son
eeiae cnoo ce,ataros por NIL, tamp.co excedera
de dos pesos ctncentd centayos, por la mayor mpor-
Els de cuenta del interesado que asegura comuni-
car al Gerente de Ia Compahia. 4" antes de rendir
Ia Afaia Real lngleSa . para que pueda tls,urar en-
el EsTAp0 que Sc remte 4 los asontes de averias y
haya asl mlsno e0nstancia en- las poliZas bros De
esta otlcina sin cuyo requisite endra fuerza To-
gal cl SECURE.
RT-Horas de ofiena lie s a 10 de Ia naf1ana Y de-
Ia q de In tarde ~
Gallo de Tetuan. ndmero 49, h. 20 mlio
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Carruajes.

dos de la tar1e para Riopie6ras Carolina ca 6xas:
las cuatro para gangreios Rio-piedras feta los 4
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YIUDA DE RODRIGUEZ Y COMP
Giro de letras.

Sohre Cadiz Seyilla. Madrid Barcelona. Milase
Coruna Santander san Sebastian YalenciA pf +
cantidades de SIS aelante corfa vista Rirnn Ia
que suscriben. 1Sts
Puerto Rico, Febrero 1s dc 1915. Iriarte Herma-
nos do Caraeena.
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.VENTAS.
ATENCi0N.

Por tenor que ausentarsc su dueno sc ven
de Ia puperia sta en- Ia calle de Ia Fortaleza
mum. 81 ell que Ia interese puede dlrigirse 4
ell msmo. - Vicente Ribalaigd. 3-3
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4 Aunque inferior LA NAcI0NAL la tenemos
| nnuestro deposite, con mesas Y muebles de
caoba, nogal etc, perfcctamcnte pumentadas.
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Construidos Ell Il ais, con toda soliGez, ar
queados dc hierro, c venden prccio modco,
en- Ia Quincalla III CttAdaI0, Cruz & 5--l5
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SOClEDADES.
ian Juan dc Pto Rico / . de AbriI ae is77.

San Juandc Pto. Rico II de AbriI de is77.
Muy sehor MO
lIabiendo hecho Sociefiad con
DON ANTONIO BIAGGI,
tengo el gusto de partcipar 4 V. que desde e.
ta fecha cesa en- sus neg0ci0s la casa que con
mi solo nOmbre tenia establecida gu estG plaza
Agradecida de 10 confanza con one h6 ha
seryido Y. distinguirmc esperanto Ia dispen-
sara igual la nueva casa cilya circular es ane-
xa, me repto de v. atenta Y $. s
q s. M b.
Vit.da de Rodriguez
San Juan de Pto. Rico IL de Abril de 1874.
Muy scior nucstro
ReHriendonos 4 la circular que precede. par.
tcipamos v. que con esta fecha heInas f0Fma-
do una Sociedad mercantil que girarA en- esta
plaza bajo la razon de
YIUDA DE RODRIGUEZ Y COMP
Ia cual Sc dedicara al ramo de comisionesy
yenta de cfectos al por mayor al detail
No existieudo pasivo alguno de Ia casa Gu
yos ncgocios continla Ia Sociedad, esta Sc ha-
ce cargo dc liquidar todo 10 active que aque-
lila pcrtenece. 4 sIss.s
Rogando V. Sc sirya tomar nota de nues-
tras firnas respectiyas oficciehdole nuestros
servscios, nos sllscriblmos de v. mUy atentOs
Us. 5. @. b. S. NJ.
3-3 Vi,,da de Rodriguez Comp.
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Nueva maquina de ''Singer" de familia.
DOBLE PESPUNTE,

Hay tambicn para sastres y zapateros.
Deposto-San Justo Almacen de FL Tel
gnto ffente ia Mallorquina
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B9LE7lN NERtASTlL BE PUERTO-RlcO.
pREcIos DE ANUNcIos.

De una ses lineas de impression. publicaftlose
hasta tfss yeces 60 cts, i idem cada rengon que
akHeda de los Rei. Los pEeeios BerAn dobies eHHnto
los ahancios hayan de publearse caractere grue-
sos en- s6endmeros en- tpos como los de estas
Hneas. = P0r meses anos sc adniten anuncios &
pfecios eonyenconales. - Los eonunieados co
braran centayos la Inca impresa. Anuncios y
cOIiIunicRdoB SO abonaran adeiantndos.
A loe suscritOres que al presentar anunci0s CO.
munieados para su inscrcion exhlban ei reciho de
estar al eorriente el page. les hari rebaja
de 20 pss
pRECInS DE SUECRIPClON.
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K Y | 50.

los que suscriben ofrecen de venta
Legitina Ceryeza Tuborg,
de Tuborgs Fabrikker de Copenhaguen
{ Dinamarca J, Ell barriles de I docenas
botellas enteras V de d5cenas medas
botellas.-SanthGmas, abril 16 de 1877.
j. SALA 4 c. Hta Is oct.
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Espaelosos talleres dc lampisteria, lateria Y
herrera, almacen dc lamparas de crstal, metal
Y hierro.
Instalaciones de tuberia de plomo Y hieTo
para GAS iuido Y aqua (vease la tarifa que csta
expuesta en- el citado establecnento).
Gran varedad de hmparas de sohrc mesa
para gas portatil; lilas con pantalla de cristal
para idem; tubos de crstal americaLos ale
names lranceses: lamparas de cscritorio para
gas tuido, globos de cristal, contra pesos la
grimas, llaves porta-globos, mecheros ameri-
canos, franceses y circulares, mechas de todas
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classes, plumas-tornillos, para-humos toda ella
Sc de piezas pertenccentes al ramO
| Bombas para aqua, arreglo coocacion do
las mismas.
Sc doran, bruhen oxidan pintan toda clase
de lamparas.
Sc admiten abonos menslacs para limpiezas
lie cahera aparatos.
| Sc alquilan lamparas para bales precios
convencionales
Sc cambian lamparas.
Sc illnlinan fachadas al gusto mas ca
prichoso.
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Con mesass sencr e hasa el lm
noga caoa ypao dc Depsto Amacen de Et 1eT
l Maloana Justo r.
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EMPRESA DE VAPORES DE o. RAMON DE HERRERA -HABAl
PUERTO
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LEWIS DOLLAR SToRE.-This establishment
is DWELL known to and popular among our people
that it would seem almost super fuous for to say
anything concerning it. it for the fact that
special attractions there offered this week. In the
Fan d partmsnt great reductions have been made
and silk fans that short time ago considered
cheap at 81 offered at so cents This is only
sample of what is true with reference to fans of
all descriptions from the cheapest to those worth sl2
audsI5 The Kid Glove Department also offers almost
arae!ed attractions the gloves sold at 40 and rs
pair being the marvel cf the city, and much
sought after that for the week ending June s3d 1888
pairs sold In laces lace curtains collars and
cuffs scarfs and coo other useu novelties. such
reductions havs been made that Mr. Levy feels justified
in asking trumphantly: !" Who will compete with
Levy" Mr.. Levy personal card at the bottom of his
adver she fifth page is also deserving Of
careful reading it is of special interest to ALL
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THE GREAT FARM DRAW FOE THE
BENEFIT OF THE ORPHANS.

At joint meeting of the Commissioners and
Committee in charge of this charitable work,
held this dav, the 17th of July, 1877, it was
ResOlred, That, o wing to the fact that many
persons residing. at q distance, have not yet
been able to make full returns of the sale of
tickets to them entrusted, the drawing fixed
for Wednesday, Jolly 49, 1877, is hereby IN
avoidably postponed.
Resolced further, That all persons in charge
of tickets be forthwith requested to make re-
turns of their sales to the Treasurer, L. Touart,
Esq., of Mobile positively, ON or before the
Both day of August next, accompanying the
returns with the amount collected.
RESOLVED further, That the drawing will take
place, pcsitirely and iCthont any postpOnement on
Tuesday, September Ash, 1877, at IL o'clock NJ.
The Commissioners hereby give notice tn at
the warranty deed of the property is in their
possession, in trust for the winner, and shall be
recorded in the name of such winner, free from
any incumbrance, soon as the drawing is
completed. r. SEMMKs.
p. WILLIAMS,
VIM. A -LEBARoN,
JOHN II. HIGLEY,
JOHN CAyANAGH,
HENRY ST. PAUL,
Commissioners.
TuJJ
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JONES & ROCHE, UNDERTAKERs AND EN-
BALAERs.-The many friends of these two vel: known
and popular gentlemen will be pleased to that they
have formed q ership for the purpose of
Quoting the Undertaking and EmbaiminE business at
$50 and 252 Msgazne street. Both gentlemen have
had of experience in the business Mr.. Charles
O. for the past few having been the head
manager at Mr.. Frank JohnHon's, and Mr.. John G.
Roche whose popularity proved by his election
Coroner, having grown up in tho business. Messrs.
Jones Roche have already fine stock of collins of
all descriptions and ready to hire carriages for
funerals, weddings, ETC. Their prices moderate.
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Mobile, july II, 1877.
What the Bilious REQUIRE.

Since torpidity of the liver is the chief cause
of lite disorder It 10 evideat that what the bilious
aure ateratve stmulant which will arouse it TO
activity, effect that follow ed Q disappear
of the various symptoms indicative of it's derAngement
Hostetters Stomach Bitters invariably achieve the
patton, fatulence, heart burn yeowness Of the skin
whites the pain in the right side and under
right shoulder, nausea vertigo sick headache.
which bilious invalids peculiarly subject. AS
remedy for chronic indigestion, mental Dependency
and the Bitter ualy efcacious and
rspovant of lest yigor means OF arrestng pre-
the gentler is peculiarly subject they
may be thoroughly relied upon.
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DANzIGERs' REMovAL.-The low price at
which the Danzgers havo been selling their Try goods
recently has been the talk of the town. but what will
people say now when they learn that another great
reduction has been made because OF the early removal
of the firm from No Canal street to their store
I57 Canal where they will open with entirely
socki What will people say' Why, they will he
too much excited TO cay anything. bat Immediately
after reading the column advertisement afth
page viii rush down. sO3 and invest all their spare
cash. sit
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more pathetic, perhaps, Than the beautlfuI
sonnet beginning
a. As q grasshoppor a sweet potato vine
Up jumped turkey gobler and erked MIN oil behind
1t is picture OF rural felicity, and its
colors come out in the glory of the day like
a chrome. Tue tempting perch offered to
the saltatory orthtopterous insect by the
saccharine tuber the Arcadian quiet of
the vesper hour the unconscious security
of the grasshopper; the perfdy of the
galinaceous fowl, and the final abduction
aud the implied catastrophe of inGurgita
tion-all, all point with unerring finger to
the mysterious origin and solemn destiny
of man.
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CHAPTER VI.


Brown Bess, with the bit between her teeth,
galloped furiously down the steep slope when
she would have commenced punging, but for
the riders spurs, which kept her at the height
OF her speed until she came to a broad dyke on
the outskirts of the park. She would then
have halted abruptly, had not GsrVase dexter
ousy protited by her perpleXity to resume hla
control of the curb, urging her simultaneously
with spurs and whip tO clear the ditch. When
she WAS ou the open common land without the
chase, with scarce a fuIze-Lush or thoru to
hinder her course, Sachev erill, 80 far fcom suf-
fering her to slacken her pace, forced her TO
advance at a hard gallop, determined 20 sub
due her ere the day was over GA reaching
some rising ground q lIttle north ward of the
he pursuing, she manifested her
wllfulness by seeking to avoid the hill, turning
her head obstnately westward, In the drec-
tion of her own stable. To suffer her tC have her
way at such o moment woald be yielding her
the victory, wherefore, at whatever cost, Ger
vase determined to force her to ascend the
rise. She reared, and plunged before be could
obtain the mastery, but after sturdy contest
he won the day, and compelled her to canter
mp the mound aud proceed In the direction on
which he had set his heart. He was COM
pletely ignorant of his bearings, whom, on at
tanning the summit of the aoolivity, he came
to lane which he followed. resolved to pro
coed until he should fall in with some rustic to
direct him. As luck would have it, he could
not descry q soul to point the way, aud thus he
continued to press forward for some time. The
country was thickly timbersd in those parts,
| and there was but little opportunity of obtain
ing any distant prospect of landmarks to guide
him. He had more than once como upon cross
roads. seleoting his course At random, When ne
found himself at the foot of hill where the
lane branched into two, the one ascending the
slope while the other skirted its base He
paused doubtfully fer instant, when be
heard the sound of q horses tramp along the
lower road, and in few minutes saw gen
tleman riding towards him rough grey
nag, Although Glad in u coarse yeoman- like
attire, it would have been impossible to have
mistaken the stranger for other than O high
born cavalier. There was an unmistakeablt
~. -, l. -.
trating through an outer bark of rustic sim
plicity, which served rather to enhance thar
!; coli pse 1t, by proving it's genuineness. Rather
stih and straight in person, there was care
worn expression on his Saxon countenAno,
(which, despita ita wrinkles and gray hasrs, re
talned traces Of former good locke. Geryase
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The looks be used in the same classes with
the old Primary and Intermediate; and while they
retail at bnt little half cost Of the Old Series
their text exualy full and reliable The beauty
the maps unsurpassed and their fullness and
accuracy exceed even that of the cid series.
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There is nothing in English literature
more pathetic, perhaps, than the beautiful
sonnet beginning
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RECOMMENDATIONS:

RECOMMENDATIONS:
From Ris Grace hs Msst RsS. Arehbshop Of Toronto
Canada. gt.
, We hereby approve of Mitchen's Geographies. as
revted by NJ r. Keegan. Esq. and earnestly recon-
tJosN JOSEPH LYNCH,
Archbishop Of Toronto
Given at St. Michaels Palace, Toronto April 1872
From His Grace Ae Most ReU Arehoishop of NsS 1'r1.
NEW YoRK July II, 1877.
We cheerfully concur In the excellent recommendha-
tions already given by many in favor r. Of Mitshe1s
->''s''' - S JOHN MccLosKEY.
Archbishop of New York.
From His Grace the Most Re-. Archbishop of 0in'i"n0'
CINCINNATI OHIO July % 1871.
m o q o
We recommend their in all schools in prefer
ence to 0ny other textbook On the sTtjeSt
Archbishop OF Cincinnati
From the Right Rec. Bishop Of Richmond. Virginia
RICHMOND VA. March 16. 1876.
We cheerfully concGr in the excellent recommenda,
tons already given by many in favor OF Mtchens
Biographies as revised and corrected by NJ Keegan'
~ JAMES GIBBONS,
Bishop Of Richmond
From The Xdreridn Brothers.
BALTIMORE March Is, 1876;
saoe s54 in their schools. Ts think
BROTHER JOSEPH.
They have received similar recommendations from
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ciscans etc. and Used in the leading institu-
| tions of the country
| Hon. Newton Bateman, Superintendent of Pablo
instruction of the State of Illinois for over twenty
| years, says;
Mitchel's Intermediate. in atlas FORM iG abson55ey
and consider it, in particular PosiuVe Diesai"s
| to our educational Institutions.
| MITCHELL'S GEOGRAPHY does not consist Oi
the notes OF observatiOns Of traveller "hlcn n'
gary with his knowledge mental or ply scal condu'
but of the standard Of the world and its pa
according to the latest and highest authorities
bracing q thorough system of Geographical kcleH -
facts they exist, for, from the day Of their L.
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rected and improved, that for many years they
been acknowledged be by the most accurate un
and reliable that could be had and the edition"
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT
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charged by the Constitution with the duty OF
counting the votes, and at their demand their
claims were referred to the unknown Judge.
They have no right to talk any longer OF
fraud no right to pretend that they have
been wronged in the preparation OF the case
they have had every advantage, and yet the
decision of the Tribunal to which they agreed
to submit the case is against them AS to
Florida, at least, the time has come Tor them
to acquiesce in decent silence.
Speculation is rife as to the effect OF the orders
of the Tribunal upon other questions penang
As to Oregon, at least if 1t had been the design
of the Tribunal to leave Democratic claims
without the shadow of support, the order couiu
hardly have been stronger. The certificate OF
the Governor shall hold it is declared, wheh
based mon and in accordance with the ilndlng
of the body empowered by the State to ascer-
tain the result In Oregon that duty deVOlVes
upOn the Secretary of State, and the Governor
certificate is not based upon, and does not even
pretend to accord with, the finding OF that OIL
Ger. The questions remaining upon which
Democrats build hopes are three: Was the
Iouisiana Returning Board constitutional
body7 Was it organized according to law
Were the Republican electors elIglblef Inc
constitutionality of the board will hardly
he DISPUTED with success, since State Is
wholly uprestraned in its manner OF choosing
electors. The claim that the board was author
ized TO canvass votes for other State officers
but not for electors, if sustained, would De al
most a thin technicality, not affecting the
rightfulncss of the finding or the validity OF
the certificate of the Governor. Inc claim
that the board acted illegally in not filing
vacancy has in it more of substance, but even
this. if sustained, would not prove that the
Governors certificate was void. If we rightly
understand the order of the Tribunal in the
FLORIDA case, it opens the way for declaring
that a Governors certificate may be held VOID
when it is contrary to the finding of State
canvassers but does rot imply that the GER
tlicatc is void merely because those canvasserS
neglected requirements of law. They may have
erred in many things, and yet their finding may
have been correct, and the Governor may have
been legally bound to give certificates to the
same men who were by the board declared
elected As to the questions OF eligibility, OF
which several are raised, it is not quite clear
that "A vote is VOID because cast by person
afterward discovered to have been Ineligible,
and il is altogether clear that the admission OF
q vote so cast would Orlv give effect to the
popular will, if, the ineligibiiity being I'M
known the clector had been duly chosen. But
it is not yet time for either party to count
with absolute confidence on the result. There
are new questions to be raised, and there are
independent Republican members who may yet
reach convictions different from those of their
party. That any of the Democratic members
will disregard party sympathes in their action,
there seems as yet 10 reason to expect.