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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-11-16

: cH,NuE II FRONT II wAsHINvToS
Il NeW dHd Impressive Policy.

The Administration has determined
upon vigorous policy toward the vio-
lalnrs Of the law in the south and has
decided that every person guilty of vu-
lence, intimidation or murder for politl-
cal purposes ehall, ifpo>-ihlr, he brought
To Justice The Atlorney-tirneral has
sent detailed written instructions in re-
gard TO this matter To the | nitcd States
District Attorneys in all the Southern
States where violence occurred. He
has instructed them to take immediate
measure to bring these violators of law
to Justice, and if the present officers are
not able or brave enough Ia do their
duty other men will he found To take
their placeS
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DIED.

LOGAN Near North East. on Saturday,
November 9th, 1878. GEORGE F. LOGAN,
son "f Robert q and CarulIue ~ Logan,
in the Goth year of his age.
Precious in the sight of the Lord is the
death OF HIS saints.
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ELKTON, NOVEMBER 10. 1875.

DEMOCRATIC papers are now trying
to explain it away" They had bet
ter face the facts and try to learn n
little sense.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-11-16

THE Massachusetts Republican State
Committee began the spirited and az
gressive campaign, which has just
blighted Mr. Buffers confident expec-
tations, with 4 ringing appeal 10 the
voters of that State. which put life into
the canvass from its very commence
ment. In closing its arduous but sue
cessful labors, it has just issued another
circular, which condenses admirably the
results of the campaign. and puts them
on record for future reference. and for
the instruction of those who NAV not
have understood clearly the issues in
the recent campaign:
The committee say that, latter full dis
cussion in public and in private. citizens
have rejected the wicked appeal which
sought TO array them in hostile lines Of
bitterness and hate; they have turned their
backs upon the base and cheating delusion
If fiat money, aud upon the indirect repu
diation of just obligations; they nave sus-
tanned sound and honest principles, aud
have shown that penetrating instinct which
chooses the true man for the position of
honor and of trust, and sets aside the self.
seeking pretender."
1t is a cheering Indication in Ameri-
can politics, when such a statement as
this can be truthiully made by the lead
crs Of successful political organza-
ton. 1t shows how campaigns should
he fought, and there is no safer basis
for political operation than is afforded
by the fact that intelligent and consci-
entious voters can be depended upon To
rally TO the defense Of right principles.
whenever the situation is clearly and
strongly presented to them, and thes-
understand that the issue is between
right aud wrong, between honor aud
dishonor, between sound political econ
omy and the schemes Of designing dema-
gogues
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OR DER NISI.

III III" Orphans Court tor Cecil county
nRDERED, This twelfth day Of Novem-
va. l>E,. that thu ale made aud REPORTED, by John
l. tall sud Thomas e. Murihry. Executors Thomas
NuTph"y. dr'',s.l 81" portion of thu real Of
stii d' erased b. ratified and confirmed unl--- cause 10
the contrary trr-ui lie -huwu -fr- fifteenth
day i January next provided copy of rhi, order be
ted ia some newspaper printed in Cecil county
week for month before the sixteenth day Of
D-crmb.r
The Report states the Of sales he $4,000 CO.
Il LAMAR
Register Of Wills for Crcl county.
True copy: tr-t X LAMAR.
Register e Wills for Cecil county.
Nov io-lm
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n Myriads of cases Of rheumatism and
Neuralgia, have already succumbed to that
wonderful remedy. keller's R"man Linz
mcnr. Prico 30 cents
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W. fS~ F.N-N III W.
CRATIC VIEW
From fts BrFG's C"UFl,r
Dan

Thr Eastern D-ni rt,y
haS- Learned au imp RANT
l~--"n. To- maintain 90.
ar:anIIaiiuu 4n.I -Jr-u. b
iEt4ri. ~ must hEhi tn
&c ir--ni.lrE ~u-tny not
treat with him. only IA
thu, way eau Demo raIi,
detection H. prevented u,
siIch an agErr--INr r"uTss.
New York 49, -ay.-i {" the
Dem crazy Ia 1873. wh~u
the .nft motley craze a.
uhi" aud Pennsylvania htl
-eri usly impaired the par
~ pro-l -ct. t. the same
tactics the Republicans ar
largely inhibited for their
Isre.-n; -ur-.. rh- ~fi.tt-
e the election will doubt
les i,- felt ia Crn.rr-- ~
II. untns -~--iIu
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They prepared for resistance aud were
ready To night \ : >oou u this Vas
manifest. the coiorei people Mere IN
molested, and they elected their Con
gresham. What was done in this dis
trict can be done in many more districts
in the South The colorcd voter must
he inspired with something like the vigor
in defending his rights which is dis
PLAYED by our Irish fcllow-ctizens.-
When they are 80 inspired, they will
become a power in politics, and not be-
fore.
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Notice to Creditors.

Thi- !, 10 notice that the .uh,crb-r If Cecil
county, hath obtained from the Orphans Court II laid
county. Letters Te-'a the personal
BENJAMIN WILSON
lat e aid county. deceased. All person. having claim.
Iiu-i TIA" said -Cess hereby warned to exhibit
the with the voucher thereof duly authenticated
before the l2th day 1T D-c-Inh.r ls.g:
they utlErrN by law. To- excluded from II b.
e aid iAi-. All p.r-nns ind-bt-i estate are
- gur-te to make immediate t" thu subscriber
,ilNr un'r hand, this 10th day Of November ISIS
JAMES II MAXWELL
Executor 81 lI-njInin Wilson. deed.
T"~i-REUaES ID. J,NsE. Register.
Nuy lT-6w
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Wlnl,IFaIof, 0f Ann hFolcn. I~-"a--l. flr the
Of kin ,h-Ih ~ McCoinh
HIRAM WALKER AND WIFE
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In Ch.ucsry
NJ. 2!9, u =.
ORDERED, This 18th day of November,
" ~. that the sale NJ - aud rry1ri-,i hy William
Jones, Trustee II th= real c-iai mentioned in thu
proceedings In iE AtVrcntitlr CAUSE and Of tho real
r>tli" conveyed To- -aii TrusI- Icy said Hiram Walker
10y Iced dated oUt"ir L. ISIS. Ice rati.i and oonrm-
81 unlc-- {" the contrary Thereof lee show
t-i"r~ the 18th tsy January provided a copy Of
thI> Orii-r lee inserted n.v>pAp-r printed in
Cecil county. once week Tor month before the 18th
,ay Of n-crmbcE
The REPORT states the amount "f sales IL 81 600
4. W MITCHELL. CLERK.
Tru" copy: t"-t A. ". MITCHELL.
Nov 10. l>s>--lm Clerk.
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h FOR SALE. ~
ONE MARE and COLT.
BY T.. c. STRICKLAND
N"N l"-'.W ElkTuu. Nd.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that applica-
4 iI"H Nj. L. made lee the County Cuinrai- -on-rs
81 C"' county. At ft-ir regular n--tue after the 10th
day IT h~""ml~r newt for the appointment Il Exam
ih"f- 10 determine" a' report the rrpri-y 81 extend
inS 'h~ publ road from Smrrr> Corner through lands
u DAVID lr-w. 6"'rs- Ilill. JOAN Pryor and VIM
II Pryor 10 thr road lraiing firm North Er.t Wesley
Chapel. IA E!k Neck Nov i6-im
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The Philadelphia Times, which is
Independent, interprets the recent cleo
tons IN this wise: Over all the local
and personal issues of the contest, the
one question of going strait forward
with business and crushing the plans Of
the agrarians, is the one that won in all
the great States of Ohio, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, New York and Connect
cut. The hood-tide gathered up Cam
eron and COnkling and Tilden and
wrecked Kelly and Butler: but these
are accidents of the cyclone, and the
deliberate Judgment of the nation Is
unmistakable that the national credit
shall be inviolate aud that only money,
or its rcieemahle representative, shall
he money in this country as throughout
the civilized world There will be mod
iications of our banking system: n
gradual drift to uniform currency for
banks and government more Just and
liberal regulation of the volume of cur
rencv, and we may make haste slowly
towards actual resumption: hut the
country wants TO move towards reSump-
ton as rapidly a. it can without need
less oppression 10 business, and went
-ustaia any policy or party that resistS
resumption because opposed to the
specie standard"
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ORDER NISI.
HIRAM WALKER AND WIFE

MARIA REEDER AND MARGARET PARKER Ad-
mInistrstors Of Ann krozen, d~-"a-~i. for the use
of Elir ,ii-Ih (. NcConh
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AFTER showing that the recent elcc
tons show Republican success in States
which cast decided majority Of the
electoral votes-201 in all-,he W orld
remarks that &" If the foregoing signifies
ANYTHING, does it not indicate that the
Tilden managers had better abandon
for the present the Electoral Commits
sion business and the fraud cry and
assaults on Democrats who voted for the
Electoral Commission in spite Of the
advice of the World to keep clear of
it? The cipher scandals have for the
moment taken both sting and terror out
of the fraud veil, aud the sooner
Democrats see il the better il will he for
them. The money question and the
taxation issue, including the tariff and
the reduction Of government expendi-
lures, are now the only national topics
about which sensible and patriotic men
and women can be nationally interested
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-11-16

The wooden pavemcnt> have almost dis
appeared from uur streets aud substitutes,
have been adopted III The shape of Brls IAN
blocks, which are made of stone and will
probably last for many years. The city Is
much IN want of additional passenger iail
way facilities. which has caused the old
fashioned omnibus To be introduced, run
ming over sections of the city. which are as
yet nsEpplIed BY railways The gas
monopoly has been oiuk-u up 10y the ne "
Consume. Company, who have laid over
Hfry miles If PIPE and who are gradually
extending their marGs ~ every section oi
the city. Tie tvs" old companies changed
their prices ftnm - - To- : 20 per thou
sand feet. after thr new company had
adopted their price 81 30 per thousand feet.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13

Hace observar La CoTespondencla
que en- los 4 doc lmen-os que exi-
ge la Excma. Diputaclon provincial
para que las j6venes huerfanas po-
bres puedan optar 4 los siete premios
de i 500 pesos, tienen que gastar
cuatro pesos cada una en- fees de
bautismo defunclon sin seguridad
de obtener la dote que ha de sor-
tearse entire las aspirantes. Creemos
muy digna de tomarse Ell considera-
cion esta objection, y para obvlar es'
te Inconvenience nos permltlmos IN
sinuar un medic que allanarla este
oost4culo que ha de impe'lir on, las
verdaderamente necesitadas puedan
presentarse EN- concurso: quel la Dipu-
tacion Sc digne disponer que Sc ad-
mitiri como suficiente documento la
declaration en- papel simple que ha-
gan tres vecinos honrados, visada por
el alcalde atestiguando bnjo su res
ponsabilidad que una huerfana cual-
quiera 10 es en- eiecto, que cuenta
tanta edad, que es hiJa legltima, vlr-
tuosa y pobre. Presentado este ates-
tado entraria Ell suerle la petlciona-
ria case de merecerlo, Y a las siete
que salieran premjadas Sc les exisi-
ria al percibir los 500 pesos los do
c,,mentos de que habla el acuerdo
de 4 del corriente que insertamos
en- ell n1mero anterior. ST entire las
siete agraciadas resultase algnna que
no pu1iera p.'esentar dichas fees,
procederia retirarle ell premio y sor-
tearlo entire las dcmas solicitantes.
Con este Sc conciliaria la legalidad
ofcial con Ia pobreza de las jovenes
p paticionarias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13

todas las instituciones humans que
han sido barridas por los siglos, que
dando 1nicamente EN- pie ese edificio
portentoso de diez y nueve siglos
que nj las apostaslas. nj los cismas,
nj las guerras, nj la ciencia han To-
grado conmover en- sus cimlentos Ill
hacerle variar un apiece en- su name
ia de ser. 7 es que la autorldad
de la Iglesia Sc deriva directamente
de la autoridad divina, y ningun po-
der humane puede reemplazarla.
El editorial del Times vienc d COM
probar un hecho importantlsimo ell
de que los protestantes, los que des-
conocen la autoridad suprema del
Pontitice y los cat6llco-hberales, es-
tan identificados en- ideas y tienden
al mismo fin, ell de subordinar la Igle-
sia d las potestades seculares, ell de
convertir al Papa ell cortesano de Ia
corte italiana Y, en- nuestro hui
milde sentir, por mucho que intrl-
guen, este no 10 conseguiran .lamas
cualquiera que sea ell cardenal que
suceda d Pho IN. Alemas, va te-
nelnos noticia de Ia mejorla de Sn
Snntidad y Il pesar de estar proxl-
mo Il cGmpllr los ocnenta y seis amos,
bien puede suceder que sobreviva d
sus mas poderosos adversarios.
De todos modos bueno es que
nuestros lcctores esten EN- anteceden-
tes acerca de la inmensa trascenden-
cia que hasta los protestantes conce-
den 4 la election del future Papa, y
acerca de los opuestos fines que Sc
propoueh por un lado los protestan-
tes y libre-pensadores y por otro los
verdaderos cat6llcos, los que estamos
en- un to1o identlticados con las in-
fali5les doctrinaS de afirmacion que
ha profesado ell actual glorioso Pom
tlfce y sus predecessors.
La muerte de Su Santidad puede
muy bien traer en- pos de 81 i'm con-
tlicto mucho mas grave que el de
Oriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13
FL rev de Italia Victor Manuel / |,

El rey de Italia Victor Manuel IL,
que ACADIA de fallecer, nacio ell ii de
MARIO de 1920, tenieudo por 10 tan
to menos dc 58 amos sucedio d su
padre en- ell trono del Plamonte en-
% de MARIO de l849 tomo ell tftu-
10 de rey de Italia en- II de mario
de 1861 !; case ell II de abril de
1912 con Maria Adelaide, archidu.
quesl de Austria. que muri6 ell 20
de enero de 1855, habiendo contrai-
do ell rey morganaticamente segun-
das nupcias con Rosa Vercellana, con-
desa de Mirafiore.
Los hijos del primer matrimonio
lie Victor Manuel fueron Ia prin-
cesa Clotilde Maria Teresa, nacida ell
2 de mario de 1843 case con ell
prfucipe Napoleon ;
Hunberto Rauiero, principe real,
que acaba de subir al trono, nacido
ell II de MARIO de 1914, y casado
con la princesa Maria de Saboya,
Amadeo Fernando, duque de Aos-
ia, ex-rey de Espaha, nacido ell 80
de mayo de 1915 y casado con Ma
ria Victoria, princesa del Pozzo della
Cisterna, en- so de mayo de 1867 ;
viudo en- s de noviembre de 1876;
Maria Pia, que nacio ell l6 de
octubre de l847 y case con Luis Fe-
lipe Maria, rey de Portugal, ell 6 de
octubre de 1862.
Victor Manuel tenia % amos me-
nos que ell Papa, gozaba mejor salud
que 81. y sin embargo lie precedio en-
el camino de la eternidad Inex-
crutables designios de Dios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13
RESTOS DE COLON.

Hemos notado que cada vez que
algun periodico pone en- duda que
sean de Colon los restos que Sc en-
contraron Ell Ia catedral de Santo
Domingo, Fr. Rogue de Cocchia, obs
po de Orope, d pesar de su jerarqula
ecclesiastical, desciende 4 la arena del
periodismo 4 mantener que son del
almirante aquellos huesos. \ va no
Sc conforma con one decidan la cues
ton las academias cientllicas espano-
las sino que en- case de someter la
question /; examen, pide que sea
una comision international la que ta-
lie ell asunto.
Este empeno teraz en- sostener
como verdadero 10 que d 6l mismo no
lie consta evidentemente que sea ver-
dad, nos va dando sospechas que nos
parecian antes inverosimiles La def
ciencia del acta de 1916 pudo indu-
cir q alguion q fabricar la GAIA que
Sc exhlblo con tanta pompa el lU de
setiembre. No de otro modo Sc
concibe la ortografla moderna de la
inscription, 1nico documento que
presenta ell Sr. Cocchia en- favor de
su tests, documento anonimo que no
tiene valor alguno nj en- la historic
nj on ninoun tribunal del mundo.
FL Sr. Cocchia, que ha elogiado
pGblicamente 4 Guzman Blanco, ell
perseguidor de la iglesia en- Vene-
zuela en- elacto de pr.var desu arch :
di6cesis al dignlsimo P. Guevara, no
tiene autoridad arqueologica nj his
t6rica bastante para haeer pasar por
torpes 4 todas las autoridades espa-
iloias, eclesiasticas, civiles y militia
res que drigleron y presenclaron la
traslacion de los restos de Colon d
fines del siglo pasado, y ,por 10 tanto
sus repetidos escritos producer un
efecto contrario al que Sc propone.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13

Ell presidente de la Camara sindi-
cal de comercio al por mayor de Vi
nos y licores de Paris y del departa-
mento del Sena, ha publicado una
resena de las observaciones y estu-
dios que ha podido hacer de la ex-
posicion vinlcola espanola durante
ell mes de Julio 1itimo.
En- dicha resena reconoce que el
cultivo de la vlna y sobre todo el es-
nero con que Sc hace la venIimia,
han progresado considerablemente
en- Espaila de algunos amos ( esta
parte que los productos del lltofal
son notables EN- extreme por la RI
queza de su color, su cuerpo y su
solidez que los vinos de Valencia,
Tarragona, Catalula en- general Ali
cante, Aragon' y parte de Navarro,
tienen sin duda alguna IN gran por-
venir, que no los hay en- niogun pals
que puadan compararse con los de
Jerez, Malaga, Malvasia, Pedro Ji-
menez, Tintillo, Rota, ETC., ETC., CO
mo no la admiten, entire los de me-
sa, ell de Valdepenas, y entire los Ii
cores. ell anisete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13

Su rostro pintado de diyersos colores
le daba un aspecto mas salyaj 10 a1n, su
mirada fiera como la del tigre hamhrien-
to, vagaba errante; su ]arga melena Gaia
enmaranada sobre sus robustos hom-
bros sus brazos y sus piernas cenidos
de algodon temblaban de ira, sus ma
nos apretaban convulsivamente un po-
tente arco de tres pleas ensambladas
con arte, y reforzado por una faja de
nervios de animales, y su cabeza descu-
bierta, pues habia arrojado las plumas
que la adornaban, le daban un aspecto
temible Y fiero: era un salvaje con quien
no Sc podia luchar pues la ira de su
pecho asomaba 4 sus ojos inyectados de
sangre.
oh, = exclamaba crispando sns pn-
nos y yo no podre yengarme MAJ
tarlo, exterminarlo y destruirloy y abra-
sarlo yo no podre devorar su cofaZan
Y secar sus carnes y beber gu sangre y
arrancarle la cahellera y servirme de su
craneo come de una taxa de COCO H.,
sOh - cemis adorable - ay1dame, yo
to dare sns cenizas, yo atrayesare mon
tanas Y ci6negas en- tn honra, ST armas
mi brazo, y la punta de mi tlecha pasa
su ooraZon.
Y Oracoa al decir este rechino los
dientes con salvaje furor.
Tn sudor copioso GAIA de su frente,
oh como podrfa matar & Salcedo 81
los espaaoles eran inmcrtales
Era necesario disimular y sl indio
sobreponiendose con poderosa fuerza
de volantad q gu ira Sc dirigi6 triste y
pensativo hacia la morada de Araeaiba.
A la orilla de un rio rocogio con sar-
castiea sonrisa unos granos de oro para
obsequiar a Salcedo 7, al parecer tran
quilo, siguio su rumbo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13

ell ruido de Ia lluvia. No pudo sos
tener su tests de que dicha Sociedad
tuviese razon contra Ia Diputaclon nj
que Ell colega hubiese dado prnebas
de tener la gran competencia agro-
monica que Sc atribuia y Sc fue por
la tangente atriblyendonos intencio-
nes malevolas, como es costumhre
slya cada vez que una nueva Autorl-
dad llega esta Isla.
Nos tiene sin cuidado la opinion
que de uosotros Sc forme ell que sc
iacta de haber sido director de In
Razon conocidas son del pals sus
ideas y las nuestras, y 81 en- vez de CEN
suras suyas llegdsemos d MERCER sus
placemes, seria para nosotros una
verdadera desgracia. Sus diatribas
nos GUSTAV mas que sus elogios.
Los lectores imparciales no tienen
mas que leer los artlculos que escri-
bimos nosotros sobre la Sociedad
agricola de Ponce y los que en- con-
testacion ha publicado La Prensa,
para saber quien termina todas las
cuestiones que inicia con Ia persona''-
dnl, Ia innectica y el agrapto. Por
nuestra partc, impidiendonos ell res
peto que debemos al p1blico, con-
testar EN- los terminus que Sc merece
In Prensa, hacemos aqui punto IL
nal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13
aassa FOLLETIN.
PUERTO-RICO.
RECUERDOS DE LA CONQUTST&
s44N Ell
PRIMER ESPANOL
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- DON ALEXANDRA INFIESTA.
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PUERTO-RICO.
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-" Soberana de Boriquen = exclam6
amorosamente el enthusiastic espanol =
mas bella que las rosas y mas esbelta
que las palInas, al saludarte bendigo Ia
Aora en- que estoy 4 tn lado aspirando
Ia misma brisa y bebisndo el delicioso
nectar del amor en- tn mirada, mas ex-
presiya que la voz de una madre, mas
anlce one la miel mas pura que el
aroma que espiran las flores que ador-
nan tus encantos.
Hio del sol, contest6 Ia india
miranda tristemente una hermosa ina
gen de Ia Conception que Salcedo lle-
vaba aiempre sobre su pecho. hijo del
sol, til wives por las gracias de la que
lleyas coIgada de tn cuello, sus ojos son
la fuente del amor que te alimenta, sus
labios mas hermosos que el coral y la
rosa semejan un rubf esmaltado en- su
semblanta, su eabeza coronado de es-
trellas me indica que es una relna
tai yez suspira ahora por tt cnando tn
tratas de turbar mi alma.
Oh, exclano Salcedo eonociendo