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TIE STATE AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE,


| WV hNNpsN VS.
The undersigned, member of tho
board Of directors of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College of Texas, lately
in session at Austin, heing the only
member from Northern Texas present
at that meeting, deems it his duty to
make known to the people Of Northern
Texas the eminent advantages for an
education almost free, offered 10y that
institution, in which he found only two
scholars from North Texas. The board,
at the late meeting, made radical
changes IN the rulcs--all tending to the
advantage of young men desiring edu-
cation, but unable to pay the heavy
charges usually incidental to collegiate
education At TeXarkana, on his rec
turn home, he met u gentleman, citi.
zen ola neighboring State, who hadsent
his son to an institution based upon the
same grant by the Federal governments
at cost of $500 per annum, who could
hardly comprehend that in Texas, with
view to utilize TO tho utmost the lib
eral grant by Congress, we afford pre-
cisely the same advantages for 5000,
which includes board, washing, lights,
fires, incidental medical fee, and two
suits of cadets uniform. Yet this is
the fact, The board risked some
thing upon the presumtion that
the utmost number that can be accom-.
modated will present themselves speed.
ly, of which they have convincing evi.
donce--not less Than the two hundred
students contemplated could be carried
Mt this cost There are to be no more
State students received as q favor and
constitu ing an exceptional class. All
the advantages Of the institution are OF
iercd to all the sons of Texas, the poor
mud the rich, and all are upon precisely
the same footing, to be dressed precise.
ly alike, fed and lodged alike, subjected
to the same government, and offered
the same advantages of instruction in
science, and improvement in demeanor.
Tho scholars now present are enthusiasts
tic and have constituted themselves n
board of canvossors to fill up the limit
of acceptance, The people ofthe west
and south will soon grasp the opportu.
h''l "'i' WV uiiNNioightN 10 SOllVitOuS
that the young men OF Northern Texas
shall participate in the advantages but
ifthey do, there is not much time to be
lost. The undersigned visited the in.
stitution after the adjournment of the
board, in order to make personal ok,
animation of its efficiency. He was ex-
ceedingly gratiiied by the demeanor and
apparent progress of the students, and
their evident enjoyment and apprecia-
ton OF their opportunity. He found
one young man from Delta, who had
earned by his personal labor the means
OF paying his expenses, aud one young
man from LAMAR none other from
Northern Texas. There is scarcely an
industrious farmer boy in the State, who
is intent upon improving his mental
faculties, and advancing his cons
dition IN life who cannot in one
year. make by the sale of his products
enough to pay his expenses at this in,
stitution for one year, and there are in
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So Mr. Hewitt was not so hasty, alter
all, in his declaration that his letters
had been tempered with. The vigilance
instituted since the charge was made
has resulted in unearthing n regular
system of mail robbery, outside the
New York postollicc by n gang who
appear to have been in COLLISION with
tho drivers of the mail wagons, At one
place pile Of about FIVE thousand let
tors was found many OF which had been
opened Empty mail pouches were
found in several places, and Mr.. Dodd
of the express company thinks at least
dozen persons have been interested IN
these robbcrics 1t seems that they
were after money, rather than political
info mat ON, ,..,.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-20

A WASHINGTON correspondent thus
notes the condition and prospects of
the Texas and Pacific bill "Now Tint
the Texas Pacific scheme, commonly
known Ms Colonel SCOTS bill, has re-
ceivcd the full Endorsement OF the
House Committee on Railroads, ii seems
to be uroundcdwith stronger elements
of early success in Congress that it has
ever before possessed. In view of this,
and the further important fact that the
measure is deemed one Of great magni-
tude in itself, and is destined to exercise
u vast influence upon the future inhu'
encc OF the country, especially the
South, we have taken pains to be I'M
formed fully respecting this measure in
all its bearings, and the impression
seems to be that the will pass,
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"TlPpERARY" AND "clTlzrN,

The HERALD seems to have been un.
Willingly instrumentalin giying 'Tippe.
rary" and Citizen" n severe attack Of
cacethis scriJcndi, by Its mere suggestion
that money contributed at o charity
benefit on Sunday would doubtless do
NJ mach good as though donated on
Monday Tuesday, or any other day Of
the week. These two bilious worthless
are shocked their exquisite religious
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TnE status of carpet'baggery way
down South is by no means encourag-
ing. No more rebels to conquer, no
more States to plumber these neglect
ed offspring of the Republican party
have dismal future, and may soon be
reduced to the absolute necessity OF
havingagain TO work for living, Those
States in moral New England that bred
Chamberlain and Packard might CON
sistently ask their own Governors to
step aside to make room for this pair
of Southern sufferers The de.
pravity OF enigrdS, or many OF
them, from New England into South
Carolina.and Louisiana Is surprising, for
they are known to have deserted, often
in mass, the two Governors of their
own household-the inlidels--and help
cd Nichols and Hampton to wedge
New Enganders out OF office. Some.
what remarkable, not to call it
ominous, is the silence OF the late war.
rior-Governor OF New 0rleaus, and cot.
ton broker general, also the famous
iolnder of the order of the carpetbag-
we mean his cxcellcncy Maior.Gcneml
Benjamin Franklin Butler, who has not
yet made sign to aid his prosecuted
New England brother Governors
in the South lie reared
this carpctbag family and now
seems to have deserted Il; or
rather turned it over to Grant, Sher.
man, Chandler, Logan and Morton Tor
support. An untaithml widow" in.
deed 'a3H
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS

Consisting oftwelyc fine large steamsh,ns
Vne OF ne best aud certainly tho cheapas s
in bD p pni i between New York, Great brit.
railroad tickets, either way, from npT y, "
Dallas or round trip tickets, good for 90" az, y.
ear. for sale by the undersigned, Nor n "nt
ueu.ars, and 70 see plan Of the steamers cab.
VI W.T.. LYTE a Co, Apents
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FoR SALE.

Improved and unimproyea nro,.s,,
every quarter OF the city, also. farn,sy IN
OF Texas. '' 'o"nties
For rent-Dwollings and business bouses Il,
she city OF Dallas Special attention paid to
fishing land claims also, to tho coleo, ln,u y,
renta, notes and accounts, by ''''hs Vi
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Damar STRAIT Itu,,
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.

Fopr tine Fdycriisru cbts inserted 1--WE. lu
tri.cIIf,4 Ion iWunfN .IIt. ...." fI..
al rhe rate Ci Five teuts pr Inc '"' e'eA
subsequent iuseII ION.
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Oua dispatches state that there is but
little doubt Of the prompt passage oil
the electoral vote bill A weight seems
to be lifting from the country, ana all
yet may be we'll
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-20

GEonGE Eliot works very hard says II
London correspondent of the Boston
He,aid, harder than hor rather delicate
health warrants, often writing seven or
eight hours u day. Before she begins "
novel she not only outlines and mr.
ranges it, but she so fixes it in
her mind that her MSS. that
il is often merely transcript
of her elaborate mental prepara-
ton, Very tar from handsome, she has
an intellectual and striking face, too
long and angular for symmetry soft,
abundant hair streaked with gray a
low, sweet voice; n remarkably quiet,
somewhat pensive and decidedly win.
ming manner. Some persons do not
like her Mt first, though all her friends,
despite her unquestioned plainhess, re-
gard her as charming woman
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There is but one white senator lett
in the Rump an lis that TwitchelI'
VINO was so ieti .ully shot 10y an un'
known foe last year in Louisiana.
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VICK'S
Illustrated lPricel. Catalogue,

,o riV pages;-OO Illustrations. with Do
sn rdipWvl s OF thousands OF the best Flowers
gro,p hem-all for a Two GENT ~, n Ivy !;
Vhg prlnted in German .nnd Engiisb
' as Eiorat Guide, Quarterly, % cents n
svM N,Sky Flower aud VeeeIabic
c,,snrs oo eens In paper In elegant cloth
noyohS,, Aeoress JAMES WICK,
"''A'u" Rochester, N, Y,
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INFORMATION WANTED oncrrning a
| certain JAMES CArIANACH, VINO lelt
his hono In 1851; was employed ~ u telul-
sler 40 Fort supply, ana aiter"ard Wus
uenrL' az MIN was A letter wrltton by himself
TO his mo,hor, nom Dallas, Texas. 1870 he
is now man " yeHrs OF age brown hHlr,
blue eyes, aud about i've feet seven inches
in height, heayy-'ot frame, ana c.eei l Luz
diSpositiOn ANY one TINT can give any clue
please send to Mrs. James tatttnHch, ~ rom
H., or to tho odltOr Of the Dallas Herald
DullAg, TrNhs laHu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-20

,I,HE HERALD UFFlOE can supply yoi
In Blank Deeds, Deeds # Trust, Leases,
etc also all Justices and County Coull
Blanku. Buy Q he nerald's .oIms, when ue
Iirstlons. Janll-u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-20

A LADY who obtained a diploma FOR
n making point lace, VIII be happy 10
give lessons la any Kind Of embroideIy'
polnt nee, etc. Address W. NJ, Herald OF
Ice. Jaul0.2t
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Com still sticks at 1867.

lIoAn stepped into the Senate from
Massachusetts, ON the fifth ballot.
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OUR GOODS ARR THE CHEAPEST.

neo Wa
Anew o
ate y
proDO
q Ladies'
Casmeyas Jeans and Celebrated New Bapns Goods at Great BARGAINS
ear, N
n Anew . fancy
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For Sale.

no PHYSlCiANs-For sale, very cheap
1 A iiur I,ucKeJ case OF surgical lnhlu'
InanJs, At IGiIums " IUliivers drug stO.c,
No. iWl Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-20

wanted at the Intelligence Oniec.
Cooks, Waiting Girls, Chambcrmalds mud
Washers. .r. ..,
Two Aust ians want work; one Of them
has family. "
A man aud wife; man to attend 10 horses
etc. woman To cook, wash and iron, der,
man preferred
Farm Hands Wanted.
Thirty Farm Hands wanted at once. for
wages ana part the crop. w.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-20

NO EXCHANGE for Merchandise: 1850
i acres Of Land in Hood County; title
good. win trade part or the whole. Address
L q, Box Nos, Wills Point, Texas. janl2.lw
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Personel

lob WUHK-rhe Herald office now
,J receiving large GOnslgnmenlS OF JOB
papers OF all descriptions, ANA ASKS ~
Heads. white and cOOrel) Letter
Heads, Note Heads, Statements, CaIds,
Circulars, Etc, printed ny cheap ns thr
cheapest end heater than the nealest' bllhE
In your orders and get the beneht 81 our
,,Aliun,n Prices"
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Wanted. Male Help,

TTGAN MAKEKa-S or 10 good cigar ma.
~ kers for hand mold work, also several
boys TO strip tobacco. Enquire at l., u. David
son, III Main street. tanlVt II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-20

Has been made by nr. 'iult, of New York,
which restores youthful beauty to the halr.
That eminent chemist has succeeded IN pro
ducing Hair Dye which initiates nature TO
perfection. Old bache lors may now rejoice.
pw
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ID hlCk FOn SALE-ln quantities from
ID 10 10 $4,000. Apply u f"t Mulllh, IN
A .,ru uupt,sIe CITY MINIS. Junl2
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DUARDINd--A few gentlemen can DO no
ID GummOduted with tirSt-Class board ut
Blyan House, Lamar street. janli'lW
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You ask me to write of my darling's mouth,
AN sweet as the breeze from the spicy South,
Which, laden with signs from orange grove,
comes;
You ask me to write OF her teeth and her
gunlH
You ask me to write--but really won't;
It's enough that she uses soZODoNT.
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Boarding.

nOARDlNG-A gentleman and wife, or
ID lwu Hlngle gentlemen, can get room and
burId; ana ~ lew day DOudeIs can f1nd good
Doaru, Address, ii, H., this office. jan .S-2t
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Unparalleled !
Unsurpassed i!

INTERESTING INFORMATION TO CONSUMERS OF ALL KINDS GOODS
selling choice
chlower tlnnth hose house,
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Wantod.-To Rent.

NNVELOPES-Flue Note, Letter Enyel'
IL Opes, Ofiicinl Envelopes ana stationery
Mt u. Beaumont a. Co. H'olA'lm
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Lost.
miscellaneous Wants.

yINO BORRO W 5000 for which the best In
terrBt viii be paid, and satisfactory ne
Guilty given. Address "lEA," Herald ONCE
noVll.u
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,lNHE PATTY taking from The lieraldF
editorial rooms two volumes ut Black
stone commentaries viii please return tHo
same. uu'lp-tt
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A LAW LIBRARY OF Forty Volumes.
IA address, &, TINS Othce. JAM
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ININE NOrE-.LoLter, Foolscap ind HH
L llond paper at tue city Drug STORE
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hWELLlNG HuUSti-Au elegant dwell
~ Ing house, recently constructed, la the
town of Lawrence, ON the Pacific road rs
miles east of Dallas, will be EXCHANGED
for almost any kind OF personal property
Tho house has iiye good rooms, In two stories
high nicely painted without and papered
within; has gravel walks, good fence, and
one OF lhe tlnest underground cisterns IN the
state, Address, II, Il. knglish, Herald office
janlJ-tf f... ~. ........
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TTOUSE-With three rooms, ON Elm street
Ill near llulwOOd, No, l5lH Inquire at
DunG.n& WisuOm's stock yard. Jl9-I
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A WHITE GIRL, from 10 to Is years of
N ase, To live with a small family IN the
city. Address W. q Herald Office. dccSl q
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4 AND-OiO acres fgoou land " exchange
IA Iur lunIOer. Address "S, HERALD olflco.
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,lNHE DWELLlNG-No. 2Ol Carter street,
L nye rooms and two halls, gas through
uot, cellar, Kitchen, servants room, Laundry
Tor staUieI, clstern ana well, lot l6OXiO feet.
one OF the haDdsomest and most nVenient
residences IN the CITY. Apply 10 CHAS.
FIRED. TUCKER. Oct2U-tt
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Wahtod-Fenlalo Help.

hLD PAPERS-At this ONCE, lnquaut-
" Tics 10 suit, ut u u hundred. Jy21.ti
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4 AND go acres of Land, one-third thu
Ia Der, situated IN ,Ie Northwest corner
oi rruehIyne county, adjoining workman
station on the lIOusuon and Texas Centr II
huiirouu. There are 2O0 acres under ieuce,
and necessary UuildIngs on the place. lne
above uvscr,Ded premises VIII be sold cheap.
Address Il. Is. LongDOthanI, Workman sta
ton, FreestOno county, Texas. novB'5m.
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nLD PAPERS-At this office, In quaint.
" lies 10 suit, Nv 81 n hundred. jy2t
INCLINATION LOCK SAFE--uall's put
~ eat, cheap. Apply 10 q. b., Herald
Uuice. maylO-tI
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Wantod--Io Ront.
TTOUsE-W with three rooms, ON Elm street |
Ill near llulwUOd, No. l5lI Inquire ut
Uunc.n& Wisuoms stock yard Jlo-2t
1.-TWO DESIRABLE OFFICES, by Kerioot
i n Hereford, upstairs, corner Main ana
Lamar streets. Jahloot
0nnn REV ARD,-Lost on the train
500 rom Fort Worth yesterday morn.
nag, pOcKetGook containing about HOO IN
money ana valuable papers. lbe ABOVE re-
ward viii be given Tor the return Of pocket
book and contents, ard ho questions asked,
II returned TO saloon corner Pacific Avenue
and Lamar street. A, q. klentleman.
JauH.lw
Miscellaneous Wants.
yINO BORRO W 900 for which the best In
tertst viii be paid, and satisfactory ne
Guilty given. Address TEX, Herald ollce.
noVll.u
.-------.-..-.
Boarding.
nOARplNG-A gentleman and wife, or
ID lwu Hlnsle gentlemen, can get room ana
Durld; ana n lew day DOudeIs can nnu good
Doaru. Address, IL. H., this office. jan. S-4t
DoANpINd--A few gentlemen can DO ac
ID UummOuuted with nrSt-Class board Ut
Biyan House, Lamar street. Janli'lW
r-------------------
For Sale.
no PuYSlCiANs-F For sale, very cheap
A nnc I,ucKeJ case OF surgical lnallu'
u,anLs, At " lILuus ~ IUliiyors drug stO.e,
No. lW Main street.
Ga AUl,E, APPROVED LAND, in 2O-acru
Inns IA IL w.
.Dnvy. JanlI-ht
DhlCk Fon SALE-ln quantities from
ID 10 To $4,000. Apply 10 rat Mullin IN
lara, Opposite CITY Nillis. Jahl2
A Law LIBRARY OF Forty Volumes.
"a address, q, TINS ONCE JAM
4 AND-OiO acres of goou land W exchange
IA iur lunIOer. Address ''S, HERALD oiilco.
uGc.O u.
4 AND-V go acres of Land, one-third thu
Ia Der, situated IN llle Northwest corner
Oh rruehJyne county, adjoining workman
station on the uousvon and Texas Centr IL
| hullrOuu. There ARE 2OO acres under leuce,
| and necessary OuiidlnSs on the place, lhe
above uuscriDed premises VIII be sold cheap.
Address Il. Is. LongbOthani, Workman sta-
| ton, Freestono county, Texas noVB-Jm.
,lNHE DWELLlNG-No. 2Ol Carter street,
1 nye rooms and two halls, gas through
not, cellar, Kitchen, servants room, Laundry
| Tor staulel, clslern ana well, lot l6OXlOO feet
one OF the haDdsomest and most convenient
residences IN the CITY. Apply 10 CHAS.
| FRED. TUCKER. Oct2U-tt
nLD PAPERS-At this Office In quaint.
| " lies TO suit, nv 81 IA hundred. Jy2otf
| COMBINATION LOCK SAFE--ualls put
~ eai, oheap. Apply 10 Z. b., Herald
| Uuice. mayl0-ti
hLD PAPERS-At this ONCE, lnQuauti-
| " ties To suit, ut u u hundred. Jy25.ti
| Wahiod-Fenialo Help.
A WHITE GIRL, from 10 to 10 years of
| N ase, To live with small family IN tue
| city. Address W. q Herald Office dccSl q
| --------L----4-----
| For Sale or Exchange.
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Intelligence Office

DALLAs, Decomber ~, 1879.
We have this day opened nm Office at No,
2o5 Main Street, for the purpose of doing
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-09-30
blea con atitugente iomadi,tsmante one
las circunstimcias 10 permitan.

Olea c0n3C1tUFAnte lDm aCil ttafna4tG On
las circunsttncias 10 permitan.
/ Proclamada Ia rep1blica por ell pue
/ bio de Paris V constituido el gobiernc
] de la Dafensa nacional, Theirs lie auxi
li6 con todas sus fnerzas visitando Ii,
c6rtes de Europa y realizan1o esfuerzo.
diplomaticos para obtener la interyen
/ cion de los Gabinetes extranleros Ell
favor de la paz.
Francia premio estos distinguidos
seryicios y la provision que habia ma
nifestado al declararse la guerra, eligi6n,
dolo por 2G departamentos. Bajo Ii
infuencia de estas mtlhples elecciones
Y del sentimienio pdblico que elias ma.
nifestahau, fn6 el gi,io casi pol unani.
midad iefe del poder eiacutivo en- II
de febrero de 1871, couservando este
cargo hastn el q de mayo de 1873, des-
de cnYa fecha Yenia dirigiendo Ii OPT.
Mon republicans con nh txito y una
moderation que tolos los que recuer-
den los interesantas episodics de estos
llltimos amos sahr.ln apreciar.
Hnsta mayo de 1873 Thiers, en- Vein
tsiete meses, lovantj de su postracion
4 Ia Francia, la rfg-nar6, la organize, y
llevindola ( ese cstalo prospero y di-
chose en que ahota Sc encuentra, con
siguio reparar los desastres Y las des-
dichas que lie habia causado ell imperio.
Francia lie debe Ia conservation de Bel
fort, In ibe,acion del territolio, su ejGr-
cito Y su hacienda reorganizados, la
repression el castigo de Ia demagogia
III alianza de la libertad con el 0rden.
Y todo fue obra suya, 10 mismo on el
poder que en- la oposicion, y tanto
cuando dirigia sus ministries como
cuando aconsejaba. Ya impuisado por
su cartcter, Va por Ia conciencia de su
superioridad sobro los hombres q;o lie
rodoaban y por el sentimiento razonado
de los scrvic;os que su universal eXpe-
riancia le permitia prestar, Nj. Timers
interyino, Sc asoci6 t impuso en- tolos
los ramos de In administration Y del
gobierno en- ell estudio, en- Ia decision,
en- Ia eiecucion, en- todo. Politica inte
rior V exterior, legislacion, hacienda,
comercio, diplomacla, cuestlones mill
tares, todo 10 roseia.
Exponia las materias menos accesi-
bles con incompatible claridad. En-
una palahra eiorcia verdaderamente
el poder, gobernaba por 81 mismo y pa
ra dicha suya Y honra de su nombre, en-
el gobierno Y frente al gobierno, sobre
todo en- este 6Itimo periodic de su vida,
NADIA ha hecho que no fuera benehcioso
para su patria Y que no haya determi-
nado el crecimiento de 81 bienestar Y
la reparacion de sns desastres.
Era un grande hombre digno de la
admiration respetuosa dc todos los pue-
bios.
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