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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-06

Washoe county, which has been held
up to the people Of Nevada as a model
which could not be improved upon, Is
shown by Investigations Of the Grand
Jury, to be no better than it ought to
be. The County Treasurer is found to
be a defaulter III the sum of Sl3,OO0,
which, however, has been paid by his
bondemen; the Sheriff Is accused OF
charging and collecting yp4O0 extra fees;
the County Clerk Is hauled over the
Goals, aud the Judge and District At
toruey are handled roughly Ia short,
all the officers, from Judge to Con-
stable, are raked fore and ait. This Is
very diseredltabie showing for the
cradle of reform, where Democrats and
republicans were considered too cor
luLt 10 be entrusted WITH office.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-06
PROTECTING srOCKHOLDERs.

Assemblymen Swift, of San Fran
cisco, who Was elected ON nou-partisan
platform, to leglslate for the people,
has introduced some very excellent
bills in the California Legislature.
Among them is one designed to protect
stock holders and persons dealing with
corporations from the schemes OF
rascally directors and mauipulators.
This bill prohibits any person Interest
ed in the purchase or sane OF mlulug or
ether stocks from making false repre-
sensations or exaggerated statements
for the purpose OF putting false value
on such stock, under penalty Of lm-
prisoument III the State Prison or
county Jail. 1t has been referred to the
Judiciary Committee, aud, as there Is
great and growing necessity for such
legislation, it is expected that 1t will be
reported iavorably, and become "a law.
If the provisions OF The oil are enforced,
there Will be some protection Tor ock-
holders III corporations, aud weekly,
monthly and annual reports OF uperln-
tendents and secretaries of companies,
will be more III accordance win facts
than they generally are at the present
time.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-06

The report circulated by telegraph a
week ago that Chief Moses had taken
the war path III Washington Territory
and murdered several families is pro-
nounced falsehood- by the Walla
Wslla Union. Tbs Union dlscredits
all runors OF war like iutentlous on the
part of Chief Moses and his tribe, and
believes they will remain peaceable, un-
less an attempt Is mads TO remove them
from their pr sent homes.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-06

PowNING, OF the Reno journal, has
immortalIzed himself In verse and
proved. what seemed impossible. that
o candidate for Lieutenant Governor OF
Nevada can double discount the poetic
efforts of Senator Bones of California.
1t required courage to undertake to ex.
Gel Bones as a. poet, bat the journal
man Was equal TO the emergency and
more than match for the inspired
Senator from Alameda.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-06
HORACE GaLELEY > ESTATE.

The executors have filed In the office
OF me Surrogate OF Westchester county,
New York, tLeir report OF the final set
Element OF the estate Of Horace Greeley.
The personal estate, AS set forth III
the original appraisement. filed III
February, 1873. Was valued ut $780,
U84 70. From this there has been re-
allied for, the heirs about so ,UUU III
cash, ana what remains 10 omparltIsely
worthless. Ii CONSISTS of notes that
cannot be collected. bankrupt railroad
stock, and SIX sAates OF Tribune atocA,
which Were REPRESENTED as being worth
S54,UUO at the time OF appralsement.
but are now unsaleable. Among the
uncOlleetabie notes are two made by
Cornelius Vanderbilt, DR., for SIS, 924.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-06
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

Government


| LONDON. Feb. 5.
Intelligence has just been received
from Constantiuople that the Office Of
| Grand ViZier has been abolished and q
new ministry formed, consisting Of
| Ahmed Veiik Ehendi, President of the
Council of Ministers and Munster If
the Interior; Server Pasha, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs; Raouf Paahd, Minister
OF War; LadyA Pasha. Minister of Ma
rine; Krani Pasha, Minister OF Fiuauct /;
Namyk Pasha, Graud Minister of Ar
tillery, and Safvet Pasha, President OF
the Council of State. Tie constitution
OF a new ministry, under European
TOXINS and designations. seems to indi.
cate u further step in the promised re-
forms.
More Anxiety than Rejoicing.
! LONDON, Feb. 5.
A st. Petersburg dis patch says: The
cessation of hostili,ies has produced
more anxiety than rejoicing.
Austi ham Ironcinas Being Fitted for
service.
THIEsTE, Feb. 5.
The Austrian ironciads Kaiser, Max
and Hapsburg arc being fitted for SER
vice.
Invitation Accepted.
ROME, Feb. g..
The Popolo Romano says that Italy
and France have accepted Austria $ iu-
vitatiou to "a conference.
Ltuss'a Negotiating for the Surrsn-
der OF tile Turktsh Fleet.
LONDON. Feb. s..
AParis correspondent says that he
has received. on high authority, some
confirmation of the rumor that Russia
Is negotiating for the surrender Of the
wholsnofshs Taskisls feet.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-06

22lOaves of bread have been made
with one Of Leef's Gal. Yeast Cakes.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-06
PCaTP0uEnaGNT.

kNHE abo.e sale is hereby posip5 Ut d
IL until
TUESDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF
FABHCAhi, 1913,
At the same hours and places above adyer-
tlsed. C.A.AI r.,
Sheriff of Bumb ).ut county, Nevada
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NEW TO-DAY.
Notice Oh
@ShSriLE,5 &3alc.

ESY virtue of an execution issued ont OF
- the Dis riot Court II the Fourth
judicial } istrict of Nevada III ana Tor
the comfy Of Hun boidt, On the
18Th day oI Jannary, A. u. 1915, ana 10 me
duly directed and delivered ON he 18th day
of JaAuary, A. ID. 1873, ior "a Judgment re-
covered ia aid Cou ON the z9th aay ~ Jan
uary, u. 1873, in favor OF JuIlua Buh1elt
ana against homas mills for tie sum OF
Two Thousand aud one hundred and ten
dollars t2.ll0 00l u. :. gold ColD damage-,
together with l 81 u. 5. god com eorts and
dl,Dursemen at ,he da.e vi sala Judgment
AM eruing crss, did ON the 2J,h Gay oil
j -nudIy, \ ~. IL 3, levy up and G.he u
execution the following deecI1bed y rsonal
property, to Wit:
wen. -four chairs III tables, II Eurt auS,
roehtf, wash ssaLd~, / stove, looking
glasses, II quits, 10 biat kets, Ia sheets,
IUa. &c, uelII0ned Chalre, / aIm chan,
! tab {, Il be sttaGs, Al s9ring ma rasse-,
pull mattIasses, 20 pillows, 20 pliID@ ca es,
towel htaaAs, IL -ansers, IL bowls and
pitchers, ltarpe s, SpItons, 1 amp stooi,
and dld OH Tie 3l~t Gag of jan &r5 a. u.
1878, 10y y4rtue OF lie said writ, lever upon ,he
following de.-cr1i et pefeohaI pr per J. to VII!
Il wlLoow binds / batftI nacktr,l Kit
mackerel, ) IL ge Iischers, ilb size dis hes 10
glass g bets. syrup mugs, i s.uc,rs, 70
sauce "a Aes, To- pia.es, . eftain pitchers,
y tea cups, / iure Tray, 10 ptess u pans, /
dish pau. lamps, 40 oandlesticks 2
chEuddinrs, l castor and eruit, Iot o.
carpet foot h.aI, stove, one RAJ &c, and
emp sto5is.
Mon, therefore, no.ice Is hereby given
that On
WEDNESDAY. TIE SIXTH Day OF
FEBl UAl.Y, A. ID. 1873,
Between the hsDrs Of o'clock in the fore
noon aud o'ei9c1 IN The aIteraoon VII at
IL CLOCK A. NJ. at y Leyys store. on d id g
street, Nnlieuucc4, humboldt county,
hevada. / VIII eff r for sale ut public
auet OH The hf~t above deseriiet 10, Of pr, p
erty 10 he Alshos bidder cr bidders I eaeh
L. >. gDId COLI; ana that al i O'clock A. NJ OF
SAID day at hc y ntlaI tactic IoteI IN ~ Hue-
mucea, Hu.i. CidJ eOo,n'y- eNSda, 1 viii sell
the laat above ucser4b-d LIT u pio. ert, at
! pubic auction 10 the hig4cs bIad,r or
biddets Tor Ga III ha..d. pay abe on.5 III l..
b. goii cola, 10 81 Il s.ld Jdd .nlent costs
/ ANA accrulus CO IL,
owen unu,r LILY hand ia my Office in
| NILneIIucua, ut.A4oOit.t coGn y, aeYads, this
| lsL Gay Oh ebluAIy, 1873
| III nLE 4. KYLE,
Sheriff Of Huab .ldt eodHty, Nevada,
| tvbk I'll
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LII - C1Ce OK
5hSELAEz5 sale.

RY VIRTUE Of an execution issued ont Of
kD The Dlsttict .rt Of tne fourth judicial
DIstf.ct o. The std.e of Nevada, iii and for
humould' COUNT, ON the 18Th D.yoI January
1878, and To Inc .ltec,Ud and delivered tor a
u Judgment recovered ia said Court ON the
ZJ'h uay u JahtsisIy, ioio, IA! favor g. julius
1uIlIert and against hoInas aItiis, for the
sum Oh two Thousand one Ltlnd. cd sAd ten
dollars t%-.IlOJ L. .. gOIu coin, and S2l 81
Y. >. gOld CON, costs and Disbursements at
TIE date OF s.siu judgment ana aceru- IL, COSTS
dtd ON the oth day VI rebrusry, 15.e, levy
upon aHd take Ia execution the following
described property, 10 wa,
one bedste..d, sprlng mattress, pillows
3 shee,s, l email bureau, / s4Aan cooking
glass, WASH, bowl, l litcner, / chamber, rs
CHATS, lamps,
Now, therefore, notice ia hereby given
that on
Tuesday. THE 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY.
1878.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the
MOL mug aud hve O'Clock Ia the evening, VIZ.
at ciock +. NJ. a. ths Central PacInc 4loJeI
III the town OF ainnehuucca, uunlbol &
county, Nevada, will seIl al public aucG.on
10 the highest Dld0er Tor cAsu, u 3. gold
com, all lhe above oe cripcd property, or
suinelent tbs eot 10 eatlsfy SAID eAee.tlon,
eoss and aecrulns cost.
NlnheInucea, humboldt county. Nevada
February 9th, 1878.
G. A. KYLE,
Sherif OF Humboldt county, Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-06

BALDWIN continues Ia luck. The
ipry III the seduction Case. 10 which he
was defendant. promptly returned "a
verdict in his favor.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-06

The Java and the Colossus, two I'M
mense unfinished vessels in the Brook
Ign Navy Yard, that cost the nation un-
told hundreds of thousands OF dollars,
have received their doom. The iimbers
are rotten and worthless. and are to be
broken up for wood. and the iron and
copper will be sold.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-06
TIE I. { c r q p E4lC.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Trial of the Chisholm Assassins.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.
To day some of the conspicuous as
sassius of Judge Chisholm. of Missis-
sippi, will be arraigned for trial at
Jackson before the Federal Courts I'm.
der the Ku Kux laws they have been
charged with the grave offeuse of in.
timidating. which is the only offense
the Federal COur can take coguiztnce
of, and the particular charge Is an at
tempt on Chisholm life some months
before the fiual tragedy. A few days
since Mrs. Chisholm, now in this city,
received II summons to 60 to Mlssis-
sippi AS wltueas for the Government.
She called upon the Attorney General
aud asked hat protection the Federal
Government could give in case she
went. lis reply was: Unfortunately
we have no laws that could protect citl
Gems there. Bat after an overt act had
been committed against them a prose-
cution could be instituted :" The AT.
torney General advised Mrs. Chlsh dim
to 90. She is IA brave woman, and
although in De Kalb there are those
who have sworn that not one OF the
name of Chisholm shall be allowed to
live. she has decided to 90.
After making arraugeu ents to leave
this city Mrs Chisholm received a tele-
gram from friend. advising her not TO
make the journey as it would only b
labor lost, as the defense would not
even trouble themselves to appear.
and nothing would come of the trisl.
Two More Victims OF the Metropolis
Disaster.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.
The Bodies of two meu came ashore
yesterday near the wreck of the Metro
polls and were buried
stolen Cattle Found fn the Pens of
UDited states senator.
New YORK, Feb. S.
Elk Sheriff Haskell of Allegheny
county, Pennsy Ivania. bias seize d
seventeen head of cattle in the pens of
United States Senator Mcpherson at
the Jersey City cattle yard. Haskell
claims that the cattle were stolen from
his yards week ago by George
Jeremy.
Prospects of the silver Bill.
CHICAGO, Feb. 5
The Inter. Ocean s Washington special
says: A vote on the silver bill is scarce
ly probable this week, as many
speeches are yet to be made. The
anti silver men are depending upon II
veto, while the friends of the bill hope
| for approval, or else that the President
will let 1t lie ten days and thus become
a law. Although amendments are
daily offered only one is probable
that giving the profits Of coinage to the
Government.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-06
ARTESlAN WELLS.

YHynE UNDERSIGNED BEdS LEAvE
to inform the public that he nov
prepared. with the most approved naehhnes,.
10 sink Ar,esian Wells in any part of the state
ON the shortest notice. A
All orders or communications on tue sus
ject address IL Uatron l-..ner, D@s',
Mountain. Wills ceive prompt attention,
Battle Asmntain. octobers. 1916 fu
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-06

SACRAMENTO is flooded The entire
aasR. 5sya4. b. strAst il under watsE.. az
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-06

JOSH BILLINGS says he knows people
who are SO fond of argument they VIII
stop aud dispute with a guide board
about the distance to the next town.
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B0IEfII MERGAI9II DI PUERTO rico.
Martes rs de iunio de 1873.
IA EHFERMEDaD De La REIAA.

El domingo, cuando toda la ciudad
estaba engalanada. flotando al viento
ell pabellon nacional en- los edificios
pdblicos y en- muchos privados y
adornados los BALCONIES con cortinas
de los mismos colores nacionales, y
retratada la algeria en- todos los SEM
blantes con ell doble motive de la pa
cifcacion de Cuba y de ser vlspera
de la solemne festividad de nuestro
santo Patron, cundio como la chispa
electrica la infausta nueva de que
S. NJ. la j6ven Reina Dona Maria de
las Mercedes de Orleans, cuyas nup-
cias habia cinco meses cabales que
celebraramos con frenetico entuslas-
mo, estaba gravemente enferma. In
mediatamente desaparecieron bande-
ras y cortinas, y ell gozo Sc troco en-
dolor. Pocos momentos despues re-
cibimos Ell siguiente impreso de nues-
ira autoridad local:
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ExCMO. AYUNTAMIENTO
DE SAN NJUAN DE PUERTO-RICO.

Habiepdo comanicado 81 Excmo. ST..
Gobernador General este Ayuntamlen-
to un telegrama que le ha sido trasmi-
do hoy por ell Excmo. Sr. Ministro de
Ultramar, particip1ndole hallarse gra-
yemente enferma s. NJ. Ia Rsiua nues-
ira Sonora, Dona Mercedes dc Orleans
' de Borbon; { interpretando felmente
Ia Corporation Municipal los leales SEN
timientos del yecindano quien repre-
senta, ell que, como no 10 duda, Sc ente-
rara con sumo pesar de tan triste suce-
so ha resnelto suspender desde lueSo
81 bale de etiqueta que debia tcneG ette- etee-.
to en- La noche de manana y todos los
demas festejos proyectados para solem-
nizar los 6as del Patron de Ia capital
San Juan Bautista, excepto la frnnion
religiosa.a la que concurrira el Ayunts..
miento.
Y deseando llegue conocimiento del
p1blico esa sensible noticia, ha determl-
>aado la Corporation Sc anuncie en- hola
aelta ell lacuerdo que ACADIA de,tomar.
Pueato-Rico. JUNO % d" S.-El
yesidente, Jpnn
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LA SENOA De LA PROSPERlDAD.

Que ell pals Sc reconstituye que
marchamos, aunqne pausadamente,
por un sendero que, 81 procedemos
con acendrado patriotismo, ha de con-
ducirnos a, Unite de la consolidation
nacional, moral, social y polltica
que, aleccionados por los ejemplos
de una experienced asaz amarga y
desconsolaiora y olvidando funestas
memorials y reminiscencias de GALA
mitosos tiempos y sin volver Ia vista
hacia atras ansiamos todos llegar a
esa anhelada meta y que, cc1 IN pc
queno esfuerzo y slguiendo ell rum
DO emprendido hemos, forzosa y fe-
lizmente, de conseguirlo, saka tan d
Ia vista y es una verlad tan palma
ria que desde luego fuera ocioso de-
tenerse 4 demostrarla.
sQue signiiica, pues, ell esfuerzo
colossal con que aeabamos de asom-
brr al mundo devolviendo esa paz
tan ansiada 4 la preciosa Autilla, flo
ron riqulsimo de la soberana corona
que gobern6 dos mundos, inestima-
ble tesoro nuestro y envidia y codi-
cia de los extranos? sQue signi6ca
esa lucha sin igual, epopeya contem-
poranea de constancia y suftimiento
esa contienda sostcnida durante tam
tos anos de adversidad y desventuras,
combatiendo q los elementos 10 mis-
mo que los enemigos y atravesan-
do epocas azaroslsimas cuyo solo re-
cuerdo espanta, y que son la mas
elocuente ensenanza para las gene
raciones cue nos sucedan, todo con
ell indomable ahinco de llevar 4 Sc
guro puerto la azotada nave de la in
tegridad patria, todo con ell irrevo-
cable prop6sito de dcjar incolume
nuestra amenazada honra en- esas re-
giones de- hemisferlo americana, tea
tro de hazanas espaholas que eclip-
san d los heroes de la antiguedad, y
de esos gloriosos desastres que emu
Ian 4 los antiques espartanos, que
dejan atras Ia retirada dc los diez mil
y los sacrifcios de las invictas legio-
nes en- las estepas de la Germania ?
5Que significa esa her6ica tenaci-
dad, ese filon inagotable de orc a1n
en- medic de la postracion econdmica
que nos ha afligido y adn nos aaige,
y ese transito infinite de hombres
correo tras correo atravesando ell
Atlantico, cual 81 las madres espano-
las no Sc cansaran de dar hijos para
Ia defensa de Ia patria y ell sacriicio
en- sus aras, glorioso sobre todos los
demas SACRIFICES 7 iQue siguifca 81
que hace tanto tempo no quede
va ri una huella de esas pasadas ca
tdstrofss que ban enrojecido con sau-
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G0BIERN0 GENERAL
PUERTO -RIoURSos 4:

PUERTO -RIQUENos:
Poca fe suelen inspirar los progra-
mas degobierno y.hechos, mas bien que
palabras, espera de mi Ell pals.
Convencido de clio, excusaria en- este
momento toda alccucion 81 dirigiros-
la no me estrechara la costumbre cons
tantemente seguida por mis- predeceso-
res, Y gustoso fiarla q mi futuro proee-
der la demostracion de los propositos
que me amman al suceder al malogrado
Excmo. Sr. Teniente General Don Ma
nuel de la Serna, en- ell mando Superior
Civil y Militar de esta AGtilla que S. NJ.
Don Alfonso XII "a. d. O. Sc ha Dig
nado confiarme.
Iniciativa tan energica expansive
como me la consientan las Leyes para
favorecer los intereses generates de la
Isla moralidad tan escrupulosa en- to.
dos los ramos de la Administration,
cual cumple q la honra de Espana ' &
mi propia honra en- el orden polltico
81 mismo criterio liberal-conservadof en-
4ue Sc inspira el Gobierno de s. NJ; in
;sgridad do Ia patria, tranquilidad del
7 honor De II bandsTa 4 tQdoI
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trance lefendidos contra toda saerte de
enemigos iusticia estricta { igual para
todos vosotros, lea;es habitantes de
Puerto Rico, hijos todos de la Madre
Espana tai es la sintesis de mis- pro-
positos.
Para realizarlos, mas que en- mis- es-
casas facultades, conf.o Ell ell ardiante
buen deseo Y Ell la constante iaborlo
sidad que siempre me han servido de
norma confio en- ell carinoso inter6s
que me inspiran las Antillas espanolas,
baio cuvo hermoso cielo han nacido dos
de mis- hijos eonfio en- el efcaz eon-
curse que de todos, sin distinction, re-
clamo espero de todos igualmente al
canzar; confio sobre todo en- ell auxllio
de la Divina Providencia que no 10 ME-
ga nunca al soldado leal y al hombre
honrado, para obra tan patri6tica come
la que el deber Y ell honor de consume
me imponen la cual, desde hos, EN-
piezo 4 dedicarme con fe inque Dranta.
bic.
Al llegar 4 esta Capital, me encuen
tro dolorosamente sorprendido por ID
infausta noticia del grave esta1o de sa
! lud de S. NJ. In Rsina. Asocia al vues
tro su hondo sentimiento y une d Il
vuestra su ferviente esperanza al dobl'
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CAPlTANlA GENERAL.
DELLA ISLA De PUERTO RICO.
Orden general del dia "a de JUNO de 1878
en- San Juan d. Puerto Rico.


S,'ialos del Eitrcito y ArnaC1a:
Por todos los dominios espanoles bri-
LA, por fin, el sol hoy esplendente y
mailana fecundo de la paz.
Tanto como los inmensos sacrIficios
de la Madre Patr;a tanto como al tao
to pericia de sus mas Ilustres Gene
rales, esta paz, tan ansiosamente espe-
rada, 90 ha debido al valor en- los cnm-
bates, 4 Ia constaneia Ell las fatigAs, Y
sobre todo d la discipline y suboriina-
cion dc IN Eg5fcito tan digno del Rey
animoso one 10 manda, como de la hi
da.ga )Nacion que 10 sostiene.
- ,Soldalos: Espaha os tiene con6ado
on esta Isla el honor ds su bandera Pa.
ra conservarlo Immaculate; pata aian-
zar ell Puerto. Rico el bien inestimable
de Ia paz para fomentar en- este Ei6r-
cito el culto de todas las virtudss mill
tares. con vosotros cuento, en- vosotros
flo vuestro frente Sc hallara siempre
t'acstro Captain General.
EulogiO Despujol.
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prcsc Id recargado en- pro-
,rciones superiores d has fuerzas con-
tributivas del pals.
En- medic de esta situacion econo-
mica dif1cil, nos hacen concebir hala-
giieilas esperanzas las siguientes fra
ses de nuestra digna Superior Auto
ridad. -. hechos mas bien que pa
labras espera de mi ell pals y 4 con-
tinuacion promote iniciatioa tan ener-
gtca y erpansiUa como la consieaatan
las leyes, para favorecer los mtereses
generates de Ia Isla, q morulidad en- to-
dos los ramos de la administration
c,tal cetnaple d Ia hoara de Espaaa y d
su propla honra. Estas palabras sim
tetizan todo un programa de buen
gobierno economico administrative.
En- cuanto d 10 polltico, S. E. VIE
ne afortunadamente en- Gpoca bonan-
chile. 1a Sc apagaron mucho los
odios que tanto nos dividieron y en-
conaron los animos de hermanos con-
ira hermanos. Pacifcadas aqu( las
pasiones y cantado ell 7e- Deuna de la
paz en- Cuba, por haber cesado de de-
rramarse ALI sangre espanola flcil lie
sera al Sr. general Despujol mante-
ner en- Puerto Rico incolume la in
tegridad nacional "a cuya defensa
tantas vigilias hemos consagrado en-
estas humildes columnas) y conser-
var inalterable ell orden p1blico y 4
grande altura ell honor del pabellon
hispano.
Hechas estas sucintas consideration
nes, no nos queda mas que dar a S.
E. en- nombre propio y del pals la
mas cordial y respetuosa bien yeni.
da; & insertar 4 continuation las no.
tables alocuciones que en- Gaceta e.r-
haordiaaria dirige 4 los habitantes
de Puerto Rico, al Ejercito, Arma-
da y Voluntarios. Helas aqul