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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
80 rreenciones de Ia sobredicha tarifa.

N;noss de g & II amos de edad. pagan la mitad
Al +ino ane los aduos: nif1os, de amos de edad
al, ia esfrta parte del pasae de un adulto: ninos
de Inaflos de amos, gratls.
p frfadas que oeupan camarotes toman sus
ooTidas sean e ell salon de las damas, sea en- In ca
ra "a slls amos pagan dos terceritS parties del
taSaie dc Drimera camara eriados serln coloeadoS
an la segunda eamara
r. Pnsaieros de primera eimara que deseen 81
,er xlllsvo de cstlnaFas satlsafan dos yeces e
Imp0fte del pasale
r. s pasaieros que hagan el yiaie Europa por
tga yanores dos veees dentro del ternlino de doce
Ineses gOzran de una rep;sla de ~ Pc scDre el I'M
norte del segundo biiiete ai tomarlo.
= = pasaieros que tomen b1llete de primera CHINA
% a fIss 4 vllelts Is EC ropa yiceversa goarln de
20 AZ os a % sobFe limp0rte del paSaje que
tnue al servieo de la Inca de Hamburgo. Billetes
Si,sssoe nara puertos allende de fanana, sefan ex-
seandidnS con las rebajaS de eoStumpre que suelen
hs.aaeier las lineas de eonexion, por las cuales e
traanorte sea efectuado.
BilIetes e ida Yuelta son yalederos por 70 meses
sin t1sse estos como los demas. puedan transerlrsea
Otra persona.
F--Ia rebaja de una sexta parte sobre 81 tipo es-
@tiadn one e hari en- favor de families. soiamen-
f en- casos que 81 iporte del pasie sI fuese carga,
~ s5n rabAi para fod6S los lndiyiduoS de la famia
iieoars. Al Inporte del pasaje de euatro aduitos.
So eoTaDrende una famllla padres hlJoS cr1ados;
no se hace rebaja persona que tome eillefe de ida
vuela.
rara rs1fs porlnenores dirigrSe en- Aguadilla. se-
erras silva Ferrer Con- Mayagtlez, Sres. Heise,
Ereensssr 4 En- Ponae Sres. Schroeder Co.En
San Jlan de Puerto Rico
FEDDERsEN Wn1NK 1 CO
ean Juan Pueyto-Rieo. aeosto de- 1877,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
apor Mansiela." captain VlllapiL
HIAJEA ,ERro- -RIco ron Ell SUB DIX SANro DOMINGO
eEaUN NJ gTaUIENTE TTINERAHIo.
IDA
RETORN0 o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NUEvfTAs Sres D. ?. 8. Dolz ComR.-dIBARa
AIayoy Comp.-CUBA, Sres. s. y H. kos Comp
EANTo DOMINGO. Sr. ID. Juan Pou-Ml!AT4Gnykz. v! y. Don
PoRRTo- -Rfuo. Srcs. Iriarte. Hermano do Caracena
y Conn. -s3AHTH0MAs. bres. Lamb Comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
GIGTEIf1 I0II0Fif.

No hay herida, dlcera nj Iaga que dejen de
ceder las propiedades sanativas de este in.
comparable ungiento, eli cual es especialnlente
eficaz en- los casos de MALES DE PIERNAS
Y de PECHO.
Frotandose ell cuello y Ell pecho dos Yeoes al
1ia con dicho balsamo, los constipados, las to-
ses y la BR0NQUTTIS, no otardaran en- desapa-
recer, con tai de que Sc tomen simuItaneamer-
te las pldoras con arregIo 4 las instrucciones
lmpresas de que elias van siempre aceTnpa.
hadaa
Antes de comprar, examinese con mucha
cautela ell r6tulo en- el bote la GAIA, para
cerciorarse 81 esta la direction $50, Oxford
Street, London, pues 81 no esta, ent6nccs .
trata de perpetrar un descarado engan0.
Sss7- Sc invita- las personas que sean de-
raudadas por los yendedorcs que expenden
las Fi10rGs ell Ungiiento de HokIOsruU fsalsifi.
;ados, para que Sc siryan comunicarIne los
pormenores, Embellishments hare fornlalizar
processes legales contra los 0fensores, recon.
pcnsare liberalmente los delatoros Dor eI
trabajo que Sc tomen, comprometiendome
que no haya trascendeRcia de sus nombres
Avs Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11

En- "a Sf5 parties. y "a una cuarta parte de los
precios de L. Los pasajeros de case han de evar
consigo los enseres de cana las provisiones nece-
sariaS.
Los pasajes pueden tomarse en- la Agencia hasta
una hora antes de la salida del vapor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11

Cuando el mes anterior tenga 81 das, las llegadas
salidas seran un dia antes en- e primer viaje men
sual. En- los meses de Julio. 0ctubrey Dciembre Ell
yapor inges legara este puerto en- los dias sefaa
dos un dia despucs.
Para coraodidad de los pasaieros ell vapor de Ia
Isla levara un int6rprete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11

Sc expiden pasales de ida vuelta validos por dos
mescs con Is pSS de rebaja los pasaeres de emara
NINOS.
Los ninos de los pasajeros que tengan anos
cumpiidos. son levados gratis. Los que tengan 8
amos cumDlidoS haStas sin eumpiir. pagarAn "a paSa
le. Los que tengan amos cumpldos ileguen q
r. pa&arn "a passage; du II amos adelante pagan
pasae entero. En- case de q AZ una familia tenga
ninos memories do amos. uno de elos solamente Sc
lleva gratis. los otros paGaran y pasale
CRIADOS
Los criados de los pasajeros pagaran en- los viaes
trasatlantlcos, pasaJe da entrepuente $50. Las cra
ds pagaran las 2S del preco del passage segun Ia ca
tegoria tomada por sus amos: tienen derecho Il
eStar en- los slones, Stno el tempo riguroSamente
neeesario para ell seryico do sus amos.
kecomendamos u los pasGleros inscriban
nombres lugar a donde van, en- sus equlpalcs,
craeteres inteligibles Los pases Sc expiden hasta
una hora antes do la salida dc los yapores.
No 80 adniten hetcs despues de Ia llegada de los
vapores. Para mas informes dirigirse los Consig
natarios.
BoRDA CoMP.
Mayagnez IA De Feprero de 1876.
NOTA. Desde el L. dc Julio de 1877 los
tietes y pasajes por estos yapores seran pa
gaderos en- ORC americana su equiva-
lente en- moneda corriente con eI y. Z de
premio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
La PEQUENA ANTILLA
FABRICA DE Aqua CARB0NIOA
LIMONADAs GASEOSAS.
Z. SAN JOSE z.

Alentado por la creciente protection de-
este culto vecindario, ell duefio de este Va
acreditado establecimiento, ha completad0
81 fabrica con todos los aparatos, botellaa,
industria estd la mayor altura. Ell agra
dable sabor de estas innocuas bebidas sus
efectos higienicos son va por experienoia
aqui bien conocidos.
Las personas que gusten abonarse por me.
ses, comprar barriles 8 botellas pueden
,star en- la seguridad de que Sc les seryira &
)recios en- extremes modico. Los que fa-
vorezcan con sus pedidos esta fabrica cuen-
zen con que han de tomar Aqua cARRoNIcA 7
LIMoNADAs GAsEosAs LEaITIMAsbaratasy y asea-
las. AT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
OJO Al ANUNCIO.

So desea vender un establecimiento de- puperfa n.
TO en- Ia ealle del Cristo mum. ~. 9lFsg Va
Elque la interese puede entendersc con su dusAo
ell mismo establecinient0. D-N III
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
BiIpts dc Madrid De Navidad.

Los hay de venA en- la Capital en- casa de ID. Ber
nardo Castanera. Sasteria calle de San Francisco y
en- Ponce de D, Jaime Revuli, Barbaria ealle
de la Marina, Hta, 81 die.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
IIIIl DE- VAPORES ISPlI0LEs
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO RICO.

( Eos yapores Puerto Rico. captain Izaguirre;
o. csapitan PoGtuondo Mavdgttez. captain Cirion.
eeuiran hacienda sus yiajes como hasta aaui.
ealiendo de Liverpool el dia 20 de cada mes.
IMPoRTANTE PARA Ell ooMERCIo.
Llamarnos la atencion dc los sres. Comerciantes
les siguienteS
TIPos REDUcIDos DE FLETEs
MAreancias, 6aeos vacios, Papel
Perfumerfa, Juguetes Nelas,
Cuchileria Drogas. Ilyercs col For toheia-
,s1nrcia. Jahon, Vino. lzlcoreS ia de peso 6
espirituosos. Aguas minera-
les Vidffo de ventanas. meulda
QuincaleTia. alamDre: eooIes % nUo no opcion de
cas ferreteria. pintura. acei- ~" vapor
"a. pailns para azucar .....J
Loza, vidrieria. cerveza. eVt
Aoz hero caderos fogones 4S IUI De OPeci.
Ibdo con Ell 10 p% de caDa.
Maauinaria otras mercaneias segun cenvenio.
Los hetes seran pagaderos ass laf.
por eantidades de consideration. de no menos de
40 foneIndas de cara, por IN solo vapor, SO nara
c0nvenio especial con los senores que Las compro-
81. mas informes sobre fletes pasae puede
H;ricfr los Sres White, Forman c. 81 James
Strtof ijverpoOl los AgenteS Sres. Latimer CA.
San J,ian P r. Sres Llauri. Borda C4 Maya2nez; y
Sres Wiechers Co Ponce.
Aviso 1 los sefiores embarcadores
Tas n,ercancias embarcadas por los vapores de la
lirea rrba expresada que lleguen este puerto des-
IA esta mes en- adelante pagartin e nete en- Vez de
ar les fachas de las arribadas. Las que paguen e
ete adelantado en- Liverpool solo Sc les eppIaaa e
n% de capa en- yez del 10 p% senalado soDre netes
- ganaraj m. II Oct
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
PiIdOraS Holloway.

Estas famosas pidoras ejercen una inlIuencia
tam benefca en- el est6mago el hfgad0, los in
testinos los ri1ones puritican tan compIeta-
mente la sangre, que han IIegado iisftutar de
mayor venta que nliignn OtrO medicameist0.
Los que padecen debiiiaad q ptrIiia ce ape
tito recobraran prDnto la salud normal, tOmaHd0
unas cuantas d6sis de este excclente remedio.
Las mujcres que han lIegado 4 Ia edad critica
de5erian apeIar las p1doras HOLLOWAY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
vAPORES ESPANOLES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO-RICO.

Los vapores Puerto Rico. Nayacues Ponce si-
guen su carrera desde Liverpool paralos varos
los de eSta lsla.
Para informes referirse los Sres. White, For
man Comp. de Liverpool. los representatives.
SRE5 LATIAIER COMP, San Juan.-SRTs. LIAURI.
BoRDA COMP, Mayag1ez.-W WIEoHERs COMP,
Ponce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11

ITINERARIO.
PRIMER vIAJE MENsUAL.
RUTA .A.o
LLEGADA. SALEDA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
s u E L A
DE RAMON PASCUAL.

De superior calidad d precios snmarnentr
nim 10. a @s-s - !
III fabricante eurtidor promote deiar. .satsfechoA
sus favorecedores
yentas por mayor y menor. Horas de venta ds
de la manana & de la tarde. - -
Puerto Rico, 15 de Octubre de 1877 Ramon pnx.
cuai' HIS Nbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
COMPANIA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IrNRA DE Las INDIAs OCCIDENTALEs.
ITINERARIO.
TTINERARIO.
i LisEA 1NrERcoLoNrAI II.
Precios de los pasajes.

Precios de los pasajes.
csmara. Desde Puerto Rico Europa
4'-ss vice-yerSa- ..-.....--..... Z 81
~, !. T,asda Pneffo- Rico 4 Europa. ..... Is
ttVa. Europa i Puerto Rico.-.... 10h
Fstos precios son pagaderos en- ORC ingles anne
rieano ala par.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
"ta Esfera. /"
3D. -FoRTALEzA. 80

Recomendables para la epoca actual, aca-
ba de recibir este aereditado establecimientO
directamente de Europa, exceleAtes bauuo-
tas para camas v cunas de niiios. quo yenda
precios muy modicos. az. a9.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11

LsTA DE pREcos DE Los rAsAJEs DE /. o1.Asr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11

IMP, DEL 'PoLETIH. ..FoRTlIn2A 4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
GVAI0 LEGifINl DEL PllI

Lo tienen de veata 4 S9s tonelada pasando ell pedi-
10 de 10 Gacos e5s toneada nlmero hsssta i0ea-
.os, los Sobrinos de Ezqniasga.
Puerto-Rico. octubre d dc 1877. Hta % mai.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
A los tabaqueroS.

lie cedre de todas formas atabacos precioG mty
aonvenientes. Para la isla SO remiten armados en
cortes, segun Sc desee.
Tambien SO hace toda clase de trabajos de carpin%
teria tpos modicos. Conlil q Cb.-puerto tsice
Luna b2. htA Is DIRE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
PAILAS PARA INGENIo.

Por faa de local para establecer al yapcr Ia fAbr-
"a de aguas gaseosas titulada La DELICI0SA con-
forme los adeantoS mas modernOs y neeenidadea
lei pals vemos en- la necesidad de trnspasar h
ienda hacienda grandes rebajas al comprad0r. IS
Para informes drigirse ID. VKNANCIo LUNA
)ctubre de 1871 Nbre q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11

sEoUNDo vIAJE MENsUAI.
RUTA ssB.''
LLEGADA. SALLDA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28
New Books.

Through Persia by CARAVAN. BY ARTHUR
ARNOLD, author of 1" From the Levant,"
&c. New York: HARPER d BROTHERS.
1877. =.
An interesting book OF travels. Persia
is land of romance as we'll as of historical
interest. This volume seems not to be bur-
dened with historical references.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON 81 Co.
Life of q Scotch Naturalist: Thomas Ed
1cdrd, associate Of the .Linngan Society.
BY SAMUEL SMILES. Portrait and Illus
trations by GEORGE REID, A. r. S. A.
New York: harper g. BROTHERS. 1877.
"The history Of the humblest human life
is a tale Of marvels." This is the first sem
tence in the preface to this charming VOL
ume. Certainly, whether the affirmation
contained in that sentence be true or not,
the history OF THOMAS EDWARD is ga tale Of
marvels." Indeed, it is well that the story
OF this poor Scotchman's life comes we'll
vouched for; as otherwise, it might have
been set down as fiction. Many Of the
facts have been laid before the public in
the monthlies, but these will, we Judge.
| only serve to whet the public appetite for
the complete story.
For sale by WEST, JoHEsToN g. Co., Main
street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28
Railroad Commissioner.

| The railroad commissioner to be appoint
cd under the law Of the present Legislature
ought to be a capable and experienced man.
He ought also to be n man never involved in
even suspicion of partisanship for any
railroad official in the State. He should be
beyond suspicion Of any partisanship of any
railway league or conspiracy for the benefit
OF q monopoly or any individual member OF
conspiracy of monorolists. He should
be, above all, maui OF known integrity and
tirmneS$.
1t must be remembered that the COM
merce OF Virginia has been fearfully injured
by railroad impolicy-by the outrageous
determinations Of railroads against our own
State trade and interests whenever brought
into competition with outside trade and in
tcrests. Richmond, by these unnatural
and objectionable determinations, has lost
nearly all her Southwestern trade, while
that trade has been transferred to no Viz
ginia city, but has been carried out of the
State rs fast az possible by railway trans
portation.
This law appointing commissioner is
intended to protect the commerce of the
State as much as possible, and to reform
the treacherous practices OF corporations
indebted to Virginia for their being, but
which have done more for her injury than
her good. II man whose experience and
professional knowledge is not sufficient to
detect errors and outrages shall be appoint
ed. his office will be sinecure to himself
and vain delusion to the public. If he
should be one bound 10y intrigues and past
conspiracies to the corporations from which
the State has suffered, his Office will become
the means of increasing the railroad tyran-
ny and promoting the nefarious practices
which have impaired the local prosperity
and almost crushed the hopes of Virginia
commercial communities.
In the name Of all that is honest, and fair,
and patriotic, let the commissioner be friend
OF the people Of Virginia, skilled, capable,
honest, and Printable in every way to carry
out the objects of the law and vindicate the
interest of the State. Otherwise, the law
will be a mockery Of a suffering people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

DEMOCRATIC SENATOR'S CoSTESDlEG FOR
ONE OF HAYEs's APPOINTMENTS Washing
ton, March 26.-A sharp contest has been in
progress for week past between Senators
Hill and Gordon in regard to the appoint
mcnt Of a United States Marshal in Gcor-
gia. Gordon has been pushing for the
nomination Of Democratic friend OF his,
Colonel Aston. Of Savannah, an extreme
southern man, whom Hill has steadily and
somewhat bitterly opposed, HIPS support
ers being. for the most part Conservative
men. Gordon thinks Aston would have
been appointed but for Hill. At all events
he will not be, and the probable result Will
be the disappointment Of Foster Biodgett,
the present marshal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

Packard. or either enc Of them, calls Tor the
return Of these troops, TO which OF them Is
The President to respond p Which side Is
he to take in the dispute when possibly
they may be equally divided -
Neither, we should say. The right 10
settle a question OF this sort belongs to
Congress. 1t 10 a political question. The
President must be governed by law. Inc
Supreme Court of the United States refused
to interfere even to decide, in similar case.
The Court contented itself with saying that
the question way one for Congress, not the
courts, to decide. The Post admits IN SO
many words that "President HAYES GER
tainly has (nowl 40 right to say whicn OF
those parties shall have or is entltled W
the government. IL follows logically-un-
ayoidably-that he can't acquire that right
by simply withdrawing his troops. The
Post adds:
"There is no escape from this reasoning
or logic, and we still maintain that II Mr..
HAYES can recall the troops from the States
in dispute in few days, or even weeks,
restore one single good government IN
each. without violence or bloodshed, he
will have performed very difficult and
pra,seworthy action, for which the country
will commend him. IL he fails in this task
and duty, then tho people Of those States
will have the privilege of falling back on
the reserved rights Of freemen, and we have
no doubt they will exercise it with venge-
arce."
But il he fails he will still consider it bis
duty to bolster up PACKARD. There's the
trouble. II it L. right for him to keep the
peace this week and next week, it will be
his duty to keep 1t the week after, and so
on for ever.
There is no solution Of the problem cX-
cept this: Mind your o,cn business, Mr..
HaueS, and let Louisiana mind hers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28
rrnr the r,,spaicn.J

=
The Hksuntion, state and NATIONAL.
u Mr.sEditor,- Hayes, It Is eyident /" can't
stand the PRESSURE and his southern
policy, about which SO much has been said,
aud from which oyer-sanguine Democrats
were expecting so much, Is doomed to De
miserable failure. Sherman, Blaine Il Co.
have completely bulldozed his de tacto Elk,
cellency. They have doubtless convinced
him that his tenure OF office is adenttcds
with that OF Packard's, and hence another
3 to 7 commission Is to be established, ana
Mr.. Hayes's liberal policy to the Soutn,
which some thought was to be the begin
ming OF political millennium, VIII re,
sult I'm another fraudulent count ana
the seating OF the patriotic Pack
ard. to be sustained in office by
Federal bayonets. GranttSm under an
other name" that and nothing more. 80
be 1t. "Coming events cast their SHADOWS
before" and the new commission PLAINLY
foreshadows the:result. Mr.. Hayes VIII not
build up respectable Republlcan parry III
the South. The appointment OF o postihas-
ter here and there among US will make MN
but few adherents among our people, W.ii.e
the knowledge that Louisiana IS SUN wllt !i,
ing IN the grasp OF the mailed manu- W.,
only make q more determined and unted
South.
So much for national, and now word
touching State politics, and will no longer
trespass on your space.
Numerous candidates for next governor
are looming into sight. Every sectlon-the
Valley, Northside, Southside, Tidewater,
Southwest-has its favorite, and each de-
clares its man to be the best. There are
whisperings, too, Of an independent candl-
date-whisperings quite dlstinct-a candi-
date formidable if backed, as he will be,
by the Radicals because Of recognized talent
and influence. Can we beat such
candidate? I think we can. How
BY the magic OF one name? Let
the Convention nominate -, man
whose character as gentleman, soldier,
a Virginian, is unimpeached and unimpcach'
able, and independents, repudlationists, and
all other enemies OF the Commonwealth
veal will be put to rout. Isn't there magic
in the name OF -, and aan Virginia cvcl
do too much for that glorious name?
PRINCE EDWARD.
Communications recommending candi'
dates for Governor must be paid for. ac
cording to our rule. Our correspondent:
remarks are good, however, without refer
ence to the name of the man whom he pre-
fcrs,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28

WHAT Mr.. MATTHEWS SAYS" And now,
nv friends, independent of the question OF
personal obligation to which have alluded
as operating as motive on tue part OF the
southern Democrats, there was another ex-
pectation in their minds which generally in
fiuenced their conductive expectation
that after all it would not be bad thing for
the South to have Hayes President; that
perhaps they had made mistake in not
thus previously assisting him in the cleo
ton. At any rate, it was the expectation
that his Inauguration would be the inaugu-
ration for them Of new era-an era when
peace should be substituted for arms, con-
Citation should be adopted instead otwords
OF repulsion; when an effort should be
made to bind the Union together, not merely
by bonds OF law and force, but by means Of
interest and kindness and friendship and
fellowship. 1t was that the dove OF peace
lthe speaker pointing to the dove over his
head should spread its white wings, and,
with the olive branch borne from the North
to the South; furnish to them the emblem
and the pledge Of peace, and honest, good
local self-government and prosperity. APP
plause.] They founded these expectations
on the letter OF acceptation OF President
Hayes and his assurance in his inaugural"
Speech at Cincinnati last Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28
Blind Leaders of the Blind.

The New York Tribune talks OF ga genu-
inc reconciliation and an enduring peace"
and adds:
cit can be had only by securing for the
Republicans, and especially the colored
men. of the South ample protection in the
enjoyment Of their rights: it can be had
only by securing ample protection for the
rights OF Democrats and white men also"
The judicial blindp ess that permits sensi-
BILE folk to indulge in cant of this sort must
be removed before there can be "an enduring
peace" between the sections. 1t seems to
be impossible to convince the northern
States that they have nothing to do with
ruling the southern States. The President
might just as we'll undertake to secure sc a
genuine reconciliation " between the Molly
Maguires in Pennsylvania and the State
government as between the discontinued
Radicals in Louisiana and Governor NJ
cHoLLs's government. The striking miners
in Ohio whom Governor ALLEN put down
by the use OF the bayonet were not 90 ro-
tected" by the President Of the United
States, nor put into a condition o.
"genuine reconciliation with the Stat,
government. Louisiana Is able to pro
tect all her own citizens. She asks TO-
no assistance from Washington. She Cal
put down PACKARD as easily as Pennsylva
MIA put down the Molly Maguires: why no
let her do it? Why restrain her powerful
hand? Why officiously interfere to pre-
vent "a genuine reconciliation VIII,
put off Gan enduring peace"? The Fede
raj army is out Of place in Louisiana. /
ought to be withdrawn. The sooner tn
North learns this short lesson in constitu
tional law, the sooner will the country b.
at peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-28
The Canal.

After suspension for nearly thirty years
OF the work OF the extension Of the James
River canal it is now about to be resumed.
The prospect is that that important channel
of commerce will be finished to Covington
before many years. 1t cannot but be that
this is the best thing that could have been
done for Virginia. We shall eventually
have canal to the Ohio river; and then
there may be Buffalo at one end and a
New York at the other end OF it. The day
may be distant, but we must all hope for its
coming.