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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05
POLITICAL NOTES,

Vote 10 rebuke the Nephew Of his Uncle.
Vote against the " fraud of reform BY ciphers.
Vote against coparceny, cOparceners and nincOm-
po0ps.
Vote against gaining Presidency by bribery rath-
or than by ballots.
Vote for honest money. resumption and general
prosperity.
Vote against a Solid South and its $500, 900
worth of Southern claims.
Vote against constituting the hungry Demo-
cratic party National Claim Agency.
Vote against soft money, broken credit, inan-
cial chaos, aud the utter ruin of business.
Vote for q Republican Congress which will blow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05

Further inquiry ought to convince the London
journal which complains so bitterly of the I'M
timeliness of our fishery dispute, that ii is
wrong in assuming that this Nation
is taking advantage Of EnglaHds diff
fculties to secure redress for its griev
ances The Outrages in question took place
in January; in March. Mr.. Welsh brought
them under the notice Of the British Govern
ment and requested explanations. Lord
Salisbury referred the matter to n
Captain Sullivan, who apparently took
the matter leisurely, since it was not
until August "a that the British For
eign Minister handed Mr.. Welsh that
naval officers report. II Lord Salisbury had
then dlsavowed the acts OF the Newf0und-
land Legislature, and promised to uphold the
Washington Treaty, the dispute would have
practically ended. As he did not see fit TO
do so, Mr.. Evarts's dispatch of September
% followed in due course, being sent
about the same time as his dispatch on
the Halifax award, which refers to a judg-
mcnt of 50, $780, 600 due as early as the 9th
of this month. If, therefore, there has been
DELAY, it is trGceable to the rcd-tapeism of
the British Government, not to any intention
of our Government to wait until Lord Salisbury
proyokes quarrel with the Ameer, or places his
country on bad terms with Russia. Whatever
turn European affairs may take, this country
will not fail to assert its rights and duly main
tain them
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05

twenty pages closely printed, and all the Inn
portant papers are given from the authors
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05

The indications continue very strong that
the military party in India is determined to
force hOshlities on the Ameer a fortnight
ago Shere All's unsatisfactory" answer was
received in British India, and was known inn
mediately in England. On Thursday last the
British Cabinet decided, after a long session,
to give the Ameer another chance. This deci-
sion was telegraphed to India, and on Saturday
the Afghan commander in the Khyber Pass
was handed an ultmatum. to which he Is cx-
pected to reply by the Goth instant, Oh pain
Of a British invasion. This conduct sngu-
larly comedies with Lord Lyttons discOurteOus
message TO the Ameer, and the report OF Ii
pretended insult which was circulated with
the approval of the Ango-mdian Government.
The criminalitY of the whole affair is rendered
stronger by the indifference with which the
BeaconsGeld Government treats the argu-
ments put forward by Lord Laurence, who,
writing from an experience of more than
twenty years in India, declares that the con-
quest of Afghanistan would increase the inst
CURLY of British India. and entail heavy bur-
dens on the public treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05

What has become of the Ark. aud of the " Shechi-
nah of SelfGovernment," by the way 2 Here is an
election at hand, and yet no copies of WobsteTs
Unabridged are flying through the air, nor are
polysyllabc words coming down upon the earth
like a cloud Something is the matter with Mar
BILE. Is il possible that circumstances have led hun
En- shu1 the KEEN bright sunlight OF publicity" u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05

TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 46, containing YER
batim report of all the papers read at the re-
cent Prophetical Conference in this city, be-
sides an abstract of the general discus
sion, vas published yesterday, and the demand
il already unexpectedly hrse. 1t consists of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05
Coon CAMpAIGN DOCTMENTs


THE TEIBI issued Extras which arc IN large uc
mand will BE- found specially useful to Republicans dur
ing tlU campaign. They ara: 49,
EXTRA No A2A PLAIN exposure OF lhe Iea alihs
OF the CFesuijack party.
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 43-ShOwng tao gC0SS amount OF
Southern nlaims Rebel War claims &c
.TRIBlNR EXTRA No 4+-fhe Cipher Iele6TamS ana the
l the attempted bribery in Florida, South Carolina
and oregon.
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 45-CTnDagn Issues - Containing
peeoes by President Hayes, Nee'freuent wheeler ana
Senator Clnking ,oo
Nos ~ AZ and per 1OP So per 1000
No isfurrshe per 100 Either Extra VIII be mailed
address postpaid for cents Orders tcln StAe or
County Committees promptly filed Address
THE TRIBUNE, Now. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05

The staff correspondent who has been visit
ing different sections of the State, reviews
the prospect in letter printed elsewhere.
The result viii be known SO soon that it is
only necessary TO say now that the outlook is
Knight in every direction /; and if every Repub-
Iican voter who reads these lines will but
cast bis ballot. he viii doubtless have the sat
isfactiOn hereafter of knowing that lie aided
In Winning memorable victory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05

Now that Coyle has confessed that he used, in
dispatches published by The Tribune, certain
crher which has been translated, it is high time for
Democrats to reconcile themselves TO the unwel-
come certainty that the damning cipher dispatches
are genuine, and were actually sent and received
by somebody, and have been correctly translated.
It remains for them to settle whether the crime was
pcrpetrated by the candidate OF by the National
Committee OF the party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05
Six speeches yesterday for Butler TO-mOr
row he may make more, and shorter ones.

Professor Hayden comes forward with q
prompt disclaimer, so far as he is concerned,
of the ridiculous story of General Miles's
massacre of Bannack Indians. Professor Hay
denis statement was hardly necessary, but as
the story was alleged TO have come from a
member of one of his expeditions, it was as
well. perhaps, that the head of the survey
should disown it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05

The next Presidency may be bought at auction,
If the people do not show by their votes that at
telnpts to buy that high office are condemned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05

IL we have heard once we have heard Thousand
times what Governor Seymour is among the last TO
say that "thc underlying causes Of the evils which
aairct New-Yor are mainly dine to the lack Of self
respect or the part of its wealthest citizens" To
have nothing to do with politics. shows ga
false and ignorant conception of ones own
interests" This affected contempt for public
affairs" brings with it its own penalties
in the form Of enormous taxes upon
depreciated property. There is nothing novel
about this view of tho matter, but to-day, of all
DAYS in the year. il may be worth while to recall it.
Any vote IT, In the long rum if cast honestly better
than 40 vote at all for an honest man, who can
neither be bribed nor bamb0Ozled, to act with any
party, Is better than for him to act with no party
At any rate no makes his influence felt, which he
would fail to do by staying at home and not voting
at all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05
Fnp TILE CAMPAIGN.

TIE WEEKLY large sixteen page pnper, which,
besides containing COmplete Agricultural atd
family journal VIII be from until Christmas 10 any
address age paid or in bundles OF not
less than address postage prepaid nom 30" NM
the OF TIN CENTS per copy VIII
clubs aud committees in their at Que
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05

The Literary ForH will take new form after the
first of January and double the frequency of its
issues, appearing a fortnight instead Of once
month. This change is an Indication of prosperity
which will be observed with general satisfaction The
paper has done well tho work which it undertakes
70 do, giving us an excellent summary and review
of domestic and foreign publications, and present
ing upon the whole the best account itera-
ture to be- found in any American journal specially
devoted to such topics. 1t supplies us with what
il found in very few critical publications., namely.
an intelligent account of tho character and contents
of the books il notices; and its comments, never
acIid. are commercially frank. It's many friends
will be pleased with tho new arrangement by which
this welcome and fair-Dinded visitor VIII show
itself oftoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05

The bibulous element in politics is too well known
ia need discussion but a certain candidate in GER
tain ward Of the city goes little too far when ne
announces by placard that if he is elected so many
kegs of lager will be- given away at saloon desig-
mated There is a SAVIOR of bribery in this OF very
mean sort, aud it would be highly satisfactory to
find this person running good deal behind
Ina ticket If voter must sell out
his uolitcal SOUL SO to speak he ought not TO do it
for such mess of barley pOttage. candidate who
has no batter argument to offer to voters than free
drink all around must have low opinion Of their
intelligence that goes without saying. II votes
are to be sold they ought 10 be worth more than
anarter of dollar. more less and that is about
the extent Of this liberal PERSONS oher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05

The French national lottery will attain rather
dangerous proportions if it is finally decided to in
crease the number of tickets to l2OOO.OOO. and to
prolong the public suspense until December. The
Exhibition authorities began this enterprise by
purchasing great many exhibits, which they pro-
no.ed TO distribute by public lottery The tickets
being placed at q franc 1s.2 eentsl, rich and poor
invested readily, repeating the scenes which were
wituessed when John Law sold shares in his Indian
ENTERPRISE. This well-meant effort to send exhib-
tors home contented may do something to bring
exhibitions into more or less discredit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05

The case of George Smith illustrates the dis
agreeable consequences which may attend one
of the methods of celebrating the glorious
Fourth. Mr.. Smith did honor to the ami
versaIy by getting very drunk. and encOun-
tering a citizen by the name of Geoghegan,
who was no less patriotic and quite as drunk,
was found after the interview with a frac-
TIRED skull. After two months in the hospital
Smith was discharged and GeOghegan was re-
leased. Now Smith, suddenly and in the most
malicious manner, dies. and Geoghegan is ar
rested for a murder which he was four months
to Il day-1n committing. There is lesson IN
these facts which the other Smiths and Google
gans might learn, but they arc not likely to
improve the opportunity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05

The greatest interest will be taken IN the
Congressional elections to-day. Men who care
for quiet in politics and business prosperity,
men who care for the public faith and for
honest money, men who care for honest and
reasonably economical government, will spare
no efforts to secure the election of proper
Representatives. Whatever else may be neg
lected or sacrificed, there should be nothing
neglected and no risk taken in respect to any
Congressional district. There will be, at the
very best, quite enough of repudiators, in
fatiOnists, attorneys for Southern claims and
Jobs and revolutonists, in the next Congress.
Not another man should be added to that mis-
chievOus force, If honest votes can prevent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05

Mr.. CoOper's replies to the questions
asked in The TRIBUNE yesterday, con-
corning his connection with the corrupt
cipher dispatches, are clear. comprehensive
and entirely satisfactory. He does better
at an interview than in writing card. Mrs.
Coyle's card on the same subject is an aston
ishIng addition to the cipher literature. 1t
will not shake Mr.. Cooper's word, but, never
theless, it provOkes good many curious
questions about other people.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-06

Los seHorcs.que descnn encargar maqnlnG-
rim agricola . industrial para azdcar, cafe
arroz, Iuaz, algCdon, riegos. mad ras y las
pequciIas mdustras, pueolen obtener toda ca
sc de pormenores, previos y condolences de
pa4o, dnigendosc en- Ponce 4 Don H0bclt0
GI-aham, HtgehteiU dnlco agente en esta isla
de los tAbrcantos abajo nonbrados
.STeS. H. y " SDHt y "a G}G$go,c. -'Srey.
MpHYore AHjoH y O. NohiHgitala p Ronen,
cuyas especialidadcs son toda clase de maqui-
maria sGcarna -.Sres w. II Bajiey y c" Sal-
tor3, Accessories materia.eS para labricas al
vapor -.SteS. C,UsSaig brothers, manchester,
MotOres Gas6g no qae no necesitan aqua, cal
dera nj carbon -SreS. Hdycn3d, Tyler, y G"
L6Rdres, 70 ores cal6ricosy maquin; al va
por perteccionada. - SreS. John F0lrier y
Cs Leels LoadycS Aparatos al vapor para
cultivar Ia terra. --.SreS j. B. Fle0ltng y @
EtljH,bury0. Accites para maquinara Y tlnta
para impTenta- RdRSOHteS Sims y Head
IpSitcjch Instlumentos agrcolas Molinos
para maiz etc -Sres. S. l., RanSonteS y %
LoHdrcs, Maquinafia para trabajar maderas,
noyedades en- quiucaeria etc.-SreS. j. b.
Bdrra4ou,}, uaHcie<ter Aparatos para la
prepaTaciou dc iibras, Y los materales ell que
sc utiiizan 49, lta0ion DeSh c. Gl1Sgolc. EScli-
tories patehtes para casas dc comercio y part-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-06

dando las calder1s siempre mpias -AHmea-
tadoTaS aut6matas V de vapor para calderas,
que oirccen segnri.lad eompleta economic =
IHrm0S para calderas. - Con este apalato
ocnc'iloyrsc ni'tN POGO cUSto, es impossible Dor
descnldo quenar las caltcras -Toda cIase de
pdiiaS HrTrHi3s para oaterias comunes per-
ecclonadaS-hDHidH0S bdiaazaS para hacien-
daS. almac2nes, oticinas Y puiperias
Hol''oS para n9di2, tj0S Y p0rtatiles de todos
talnanos. --B0nibaS de fiego, centriiugas de
piston = D"Spepjtac}oFe> de sierra, cilindro V
de cncho especial para algodon 1paratos
pdiH cGje, de desgranar, descascarar, limpar,
surtlr el grano por tamano separar e cara
colIilo. -.HGq"fndS para hacer ladros, teias
Y tnboS de balro. -.NGquiRas de yapor para
arar zani:ar etc --NtH6met,oS, j}ir6metros
bard"aetro~, rciJes UtreS, rdltulos, toda
clase de material y eiectos de bronco hero
para miqninas, calderas para hacienda de All
ear, cafe, maiz, arroz etc EjirioS de 1tle1ru-
.7a, d"mr(aS, tfrTU-ca3Ties, Pue11teS de hipi-
70. Como tambien todo ,0aiaJiol, e.ljfcios,
maqHtH0rja e'r para .fftortaS cenhdiss
Para pormoEores, precjos etc dirigirse en-
Ponce a p. Roberto Graham, Gnico agente en-
esta Provincial. = Ponce, Puerto-Rico, cnero
IL de 1873 Mere.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-06

culares. .--SyeS. jplp Wright Ca ApaMtos
economies para aumbrar ingenios casas
pnrticulares.
Lo siguiente es mn rcsGmen p9rcial de Ia ma
quHalia Y cic1tos a@ricolas g industIiales
coastrudoS Ell les talleres de los sehoros tabri-
canteS arrlba nombradoS
HolinoS de t0doS tamanos para coma hasta
- pnlgadas diametro, con tOdas las mejOraS
para obtener la mayor extraction. - BontboS
para guarapo, horizontales verticacs dc va
por --ndqujHd$ de npor, verticatcs horizon
tales t.as pomailes de uRo, dos Y tres cilin-
dros, con expansion, condensation, scnccillas Y
todos tamanos. .HdqUiHdS dtn,0StSricdS que 40
gastan caldera, carbon nj aqua. 7dctos al
rdci0 Y triple eteci0 con stIs bombas V conden-
sadoreS, injection Y superficaes para lu-
cares en- donde escasea el aqua. 7dctos de
rGpor al aire libre.- ErdpoyatiO1u de Wet
eel Bour Y Otros -C2dyifcddOres rectangua-
res, semi -eSt6rcos Y continues. - CPptt1titgas
de llepworta, Weston Manoye, Alliot -FTlty0s
de precipitation, de sac0s, carbon animal, V
FiltroS prenSaS. .-CuldcrdS dc fuses, cindri-
cas-, seccionales, Galloway, multitubulares V
compuestas - CuieHtai0reS = purifcddOfes
de aqua para calderas que otrecen una econo-
mia de 20 30 por cicnto en- combustible, que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-06
sogisssd Aa5aina
CREDITO MERCANTIL.
S. J. PUERTO-RICO.

Camplidos los reQuisit0s legu1eS, Sc ho
constit0ido esta Socieclod en- Iato1nta aoor-
dada en- session de Is de NoUiembre altinso
por los occionistos del BANCO DE
PUERYO-RICO en- proyecto.
En- su consecnencia el Con8ejo de Direction
ha determinado que este establecmento de
cr6dito niercantil comicnze funcionar desde
luego, Y cue Sc pubiiquen las reglas que deben
obseryar los que entablen relacioneS con 6i, y
son las siguientcs
IL Las oticlnas estaran abiertas para ell
despacho del p1blico desde las diez de la ma
mana hasta las Tres de la tarde.
q Para todo 10 reterente 4 las acci0nes de
la Sociedad, Sc dirigiran los interesadOS al Ne
g0cidd0 dc acci0neS 3 SuS laCideHcldS, EN- la
SecretaIia.
So Para las negociaciones conferenciaran
previamente los interesadOs con el Director
ell Secretaro eXpresando siempre por escrito
en- carta nOta iTmada, su pretension la
operaciOn que prOpOngan 81 resnltare un
cOpyenio, Sc dirigiran Secretarfa Contadu-
ria, segun los casos, con 0bjetO de formali2ar
la OperGci0n.
a la Sociedad no do a pr6stamo m6nos
de 500 pesos, moneda corriente no admite
dep6Sito con intereS cantidad que baie de
200, nj pazo menor de tres mescs. TamFo-
co en- cuenta corriente men0s de 300 pesos al
abrirse, no pudiend0 bajar de 30 las demas en-
tregas
So Los dOcument0s cuy0 cObro Sc cOnGe 3
la SOciedad deben presentarse en- COntadura
un dia antas,. por 10 menos, de su vencimiento !:
han de seq p0r cantidad lija liquida, pagade-
ros en- eeta Capital deDtro de un plazo cue no
exceda de ounce dias, y sa mpoite mayor de
30 pesos.
81 Solo Sc ab0naran en- cuenta cOrriente
entregas en met&licO no. c0nslderandose ab0-
nables nj disponibles los valores que SO presen-
ten para su cobEo, hasta cue este SO haya rea-
liZado.
-. Las 6rdenes de pago 6talones al porta-
dor que expidan contra la S0ciedad los cue
tengan en- ella cuenta cOTriente, Sc presentaran
tambien en- Contadgria.
So La Seciedad no responde de los perjui-'
clos que proyengan de la sustraccon perdlda
de un talon pero suspendera su pago, 81 antes
ha sido prevenido por el librador.
go Ell dueho de una cuenta corriente que
tenga su domiCo fuera de esta Capital abo-
nara, ademas de los gastos naturales de movi-
miento de fondos el ~ por comison de reme-
so, cuando este Sc veiifque
I0.s Sc fila. p0r ahora, para los descuentos,
ell interes de l025, para losprestamos el 1873.
ll.s La Sociedad~abonara por los dep6sitos
con el interes Ell So
I2.s Isa comsion de eobranza que no sc
APPLIQUE cuenta corr. ente, sera ei t@0 sobre la
cantidad que repTesente eli documento
l3s. T0do tipo de inter6s Sc entiende annual,
para ell calculo de todas las operaciones de
intereses, sc eonsderara el ano de II meses y
el mes de 30 dias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-06

IA Las letras a cargo de la Socedad Sc
preSentaran para su aceptacion de 10 en-
Ccntadul1a, para Su cobro en- todas las horas
de despacho.
Con estas reglas, y las que para ell regimen
interior tiene acordadas ell C0nsejo de Direc-
clan, es seguroque las operacioncs de la So
cedad marcharan con la misma rapidez que
en- una casa particular de Banca, sin que su-
fran los intereSados molestia alguna. Toda la
uamitacion CORE cargo de las oficinas, cuyos
empleados resolveran las dudas, facilitaran
eiemplares de los EStatutos Reglamentos, asi
como de este pliego, atodas las personos que
los soliciten
San Juan Puerto-Rico, Mayo l6 de 1871
W NGrQ.lks DE Ia EsperGnen Director my ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-06

Alentado por la creciente y decidida
protection que ell pdblico todo de esta
fsla viene dispensandome desde la ms
talacion de esta industrial en- esta capi-
tai, me obliga no omitir medic alguno
de cuantos est6n q mi alcance para per-
feccionar simplifcando la vez todos
los preparados. Con tai objeto he adj
quirido todas las maquinas, aparatos y
utensilios con que contaba LA'DEIIcIo-
sA teniendo Ia seguridad de que el pd-
blico sabra apreciar en- 10 que Sc mere
ce este esfuerzo, y seguira honrando Ca