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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
SANTO DOMINGO.

H4mos recibido por ell vapsr ingl6s
la Gaceta de SAnto Domingo del 13 y
IN alcauce del II del corriente.
Contra 10 que esperabamos, el gene
raj CssAreo Guillermo hs sido derrots.
do, ga algunos de las expedicionsrios
han psgado con la vida % temerario
emp NJ.
El 18 regres6 el presidente Merino 1
Ia capital.
He aqui ahora los prinoipales para
fos de la Gdoeta dominicana:
"Por los parties del general Hsureaux
Ministro de 10 Interior en- csmpans,
que 4 continuation reproducimos, Sc
vendra tambi6u en- oonocimieuto de
que han comenzado las hostiidsdes en-
tre las tropas de- Gobierno y los fac
ciosos expedicionarios, cspitsneados
Dor al general Guillermo, principisndo
& oorrsr la geneross sangre dominicsns.
Recaiga la responsabilidad de ella.
de la shicci6n ell luto de las fsmiliss,
del descrsdito inmoralidades que apa-
reja toia guerra civil, sobre quienes las
han provocado, y s1n sobre Aquellos
que, pudiendo evitar que % llevaIa a
efecto tan injusts aggression contra la & y
p1blics Domiuicsns, no intsntaron con-
trsriar siquiera los prepsrstivos de IN
acto p1blico, perpetrado impunemente
en- Ia ciudsd de Ponce, & cisncis y pa
ciencis de las sutoridaces locales.
e. Gobierno de Ia Rsp1blics hs he
cho va las reserves que proceden, por
6rgsno del Ministro de r ,laciones Ex
teriores, para hacer vsler On oportuni-
dad sus derechos contra los que hayan
incurrido On las respoDssbilidades con
siguientes 81 sumario que habrs de ins
truirse muy en- breve, tan pronto sean
conducidos ssts los prisioneros penin
sulsres y puertoriquenos que remite ell
general Heureaux.
Este bizarre Jefe Superior de opera
clones superiores continua 80 msreha
sobre el Seybo, en- persecution del pro
tugo general GnilIermo, de acuerdo con
81 leal general Castillo, quien ha lido
arroIlsndo al enemigo Acampado en-
Bocs del 5000 y Guaxa. Parties poste-
riores del general Haureaux trssmitsn
al Consejo de Sscrstarios de Estado
nuevos datos aeerca de IL victoria, 81
parsoer decisivs, alcanzada en- Hato
Msyor el dia siete.
El enemigo fus bstido 4 inmediacio,
nes de ests misma poblaci6n sobre o.
RIO Msgueca, dejando en- ell campo de
uatsAa armas, municiones. csbailos }
una cogneta. Las bsjas son las sigulen'
tes espafoles musrtos, cuatro herl
dos dos, J seis prisioneros, entire esto'
el general Domia 20 Csnelo y 81 gene
yal Ildeioaso del RossEio, gsaysmsnt'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
ANONIAA D2 CRgDITO NBRC4NTIL
DE
8. JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO.
cuhn.atsfI,a Ianta rsssral sltuordlnaf,.


En- cumplimiento de IN acuerdo tenido en- la
Ultima Junts general de accionistas se convo-
ca los de esta Socie lad para la que tendra
lugar el dia de setiembre pr6ximo las doce
del dia en- los salones del Clsiao Espsfiol d.
esta ciu la1, con obeto de proceder 10 elec-
ci6n de Director, y Sub -Direc,or.
Al efecto, Sc recuerda hace 8 .ber q los
Sres. acclonlstaS para 81 inteigencia 2 cum
plimiento de los Estatutos reglamento h
que sigue:
l.o Para que tenga efecto la jnnta debera
concurrir I'm ndmero de accionistas que re-
prese ten por 10 menos la mitad del capital
social realiza6o.
70 Solo t'enen VOC y voto los accionistas
que posean cineo acciJnes desde tres meses
antes de ls Junta general
&c Ningun accionista, cualquiera que sen
el n1meros de acciones que posea podr& emf
tir por 81 mas de IN voto; pero tendra ademas
uno por cada representation que legftimamen.
to ejerzs.
<o El derecho de asistsnc;a & la Junta
general. pue ie delegarse en- Otro acrioni ia
por medic de podr general especial Dol
carta, siempre que en- ell dltim) case sea &C.
nocida en- la Direction de la So .iedad la irms
del delegante la garantice otra frma que
tenga ESQ requisite.
Las viudas, las solteras y las ausentes de Ia
fsla, pueden dar roier espscisl al efecto
persona extrsha Ia Sociedad
Les casadas, los memories lOs establec'
mentos pdblicos pueien concurrr por medic
desus legitinos representatives los cuales or
case necesario deberan acredtar dicho carac
ter.
SO Desde el dia % del corrients podraE
los interesados eoncurrir la Secretaria de Ia
S)ciedad recoier la plpeleta de asstencia,
sin cuyo documento no seran admitidos on
ella
60 A tenor del articulo 81 de los Estatu
tos no podra tratarse en- esta Junta de otrot
asuntoS que los que han motivado su citaci6r
San Juan Puerto Rico agosto l3 de 1881.
El Sub Director
has PABLO UBARRI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24

Ea la tarde de aver Sc recibi6 en-
Ia Comsndancia Principal de Marina
ell siguiente telegrama de San Tho
mas
st. Kits. bar6metrd20.S4 sop!an-
do duro S. o. Dominica, id.
Como este aviso indicaba la pre-
sencia de un ciclon en- esas cercanas
is.as, y aquf empezaba ell barometro
d bajar y ell cariz del cielo era des.
agradable, por nuestro barco de que
ira Sc hicierol las oportunas senales
q flu de que las embarosciores Sc
precavieran con tempo del terrible
fen0meno atmosferico.
Ache las lluvias y los vientos
fueron recios, 10 que did lugar q que
Ia alarma sumentase, y atrancasen
los vecinos convenientemente sus
puertas. Hoy ha amanecido tam,
bi6n ell tempo lluvioso y ell cielo
augurando tormenta.
Nos hemOs acercado d la Jefatura
de Obras pdblicas, en- la cual galan-
temeute SO nos han facilitado los 81.
guientes dstos acerca del movimien-
to baromstrico habido desde la una
de la tarde de aver hasta las dies de
la maiana de hoy:
AGosTo GA Ia una de Ia tarde.
-Altura del barometro expresada
en- milfmetros y reducida d 0 grades
de temperature, 757.00 milfmetros.
Velocidad del viento en- metros
por segupdo, $40.
A las cuatro de la tarde.-Altura
del barometro, 1850 (ninima al
tura).
Velocidad del viento, 2.S9.
D1A ga las 7 b. "A m. de la
manana. - AItura del baronetro,
755.9O.
Velocidad del viento, 5.43 (mlxi-
ma intensidad).
Direction del i'd, s. E.
A las diez de la malana.-Altura
del barometro, 1890.
Velocidad del viento, I'll.
Direction del i'd, variable.
Afartunadamente todos los indi-
clos dan a comprender que de 7 d s
de ia manana pas6 ell meteoro por
ell n. de esta isla, bassante lejos, y
que nos hemos librado de6nitiva-
mente de su temible preseucia. A
las 4 de la tarde, en- que cerramos
este nGmero. no que1an vestigios de
huracan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
Puerto Rico 20 de agosto de 1881 a!
Vapor eSpafoI ELCANO.

Este vapor hara sns pr6ximos visjas
el corrienta msa, 81 20 por el Este, el
81 por el 0 ste, y el 6 de setiembre
proximo por el Este, segun su itinera-
rio, conducien 10 carga de OABOTAJE
J pssageros para todos los puertos de
su ruta.
En- el Wage del 6 de setiembrs rsci,
bira cargs para trasbordar al vspor
EMILIANO con destino los puer-
tos de Cuba.
Pnerto-Rico sgosto Is de 1881.
VUANDI ca. sgentes. b. 8 8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
GACETA DE HOY.

Esta vacante la escribanla de &C.
tuaciones de Lares, partido judicia
de Aguadilla.
La Intendencia de Hlcienda
ordena que en- t6rmino breve J
perentorio remitan a la Ad ninistra
ci6n Central los Ayuntamientos 10,
repartinientos de contribution te.
rritorial correspondence al aIlo eco.
n3mico de 1881-82.
-Estd vacante la plaza de lave.
70 de Ia carcel de Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
Escribania de octuaciones de Don Este.
ban CaLder6a.

ban Catder6a.
En- ell incidente sobre venta de trutos del
concurso de acreedores de d. Leonardo Iga-
gavidez se ha m andado poner en- pdblica
subasta los signientes:
Olento cincuenta y cuatro barriles de axd-
car de segunda con peso de 36A Quintaleo
"a libras, tara veinte libras por barril, Ia g.
do q cinco pesos setsnta ocho centavos
quintal.
Setenta y cuatro sacos azicar de segun II
con peso de cieuto setenta Y ocho Quint4les
treinta ooho libras, d cinco pesos setenta
y ocho centavos quintal.
Diez bocoyes azucar de segunda con peso
de ciento cuarenta y cuatro Quintale5 cinco
libras, diez p or ciento de tara cinco pesos
setenta y ocno centavos Quintal.
diez bocoyes azucar de tercera clase
con peso de dosciento cuarenta y slete quin-
tales cincuenta dos libras. diez por ciento
de tara cuatro pesos cincuenta centavos
qulntal
habtendo hjado para su remate el dia
Veinte nueve de los corrtentes las doco
en- los estrados de este Juzgado, Tanca NUN.
8. SO anuncia al p1olico para Ia concurren.
cia de licitadores.
Puerto Rico d'ez de Agosto de mil ocho.
cientos oohenta y uno.-V.0 B.'.-Seras. Ell
Escribano. .-EsTEBAN CALDARoN.
Don EnrriqNc Dias de Gujdrro, JutE Dc
pr'in,era Instancia de Ham1cao y sa
Distrtto.
Por ell presente otto, llamo emplazo
to los los acreedores de la succession dc ID.
Cecilio Rodriguez vocino de Naguabo. para
que concurran q la junta general que go
celebrarA en- la sala audiencia de este jug
gado la una de la tarde del dia diex y sells
del entrante mes de set'embre. con el Il a 10
practicar ell examen y reconocimiento dc los
creditos, pues asi 10 tengo m mlndado por
providencia de este dia en- los autos de con.
curse necesario de aQuella.
Dado en- Humacao diez de sgosto de mil
oehocientos ochsntay uno.-EERRIouE DIA1
DE- GuIJARRo.--Por mando de 5. S. S.-EuJES1o
De TORRES. SIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
Gala de pr6stamos:

Ell dia 81 del corriente Sc rema.
taran en- pdblica subasts las prem.
das de los talones que a continual
cion Sc expresan por cuenta de
quien corresponds y orden de don
Gcato Tinaud, dichos talones son
procedentes de la extinguida de don
Francisco Tinaud de la cual soy Ii.
quidador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
Cidra, Is dc agosto lie 1881.

Cidra, l6 de agoSto lie 1881
Sr
Muy Sr mo amigo !:
Por mGtuo convenio y seg6n escritura otor-
gada el del corrente ante el notario de
Oaguas D. Francisco Jimenez Prieto, ha que
dado disuelts la sociedaG que giraba en- este
pueblo bajo la raEon de
P. SILVA II Co.,
haciendose cargo el que suscribe de todo e
actvo pasivo para contuuar TN los mismos
negocios.
Esperanto SO servira V. contRuar dispen
sando esta su casa la mlsms atenci6n que
la extinguiia sociedad, Sc ofrece de v. atentC
amigo y s. s.
z, B. g. NJ
PEDRO ORTIZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24

ST.
Muy Sr. milo: Segun circular one antecede,
tengo ell gusto de participar 4 v. haberme h.
CHI carg) de Ia liquidaci6n de la extingu!dA
mos negocios que Ia anterior, bsjo mi solo
nombre.
Ru,go & V, SO sirva dispensarme la misma
confanza que mis- ant ,sesores, suscribisnio-
me de v. afectisimo Us 8. Q B 8. M-Fran.
cisco Via. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
Para New York.

81 dia II del corriente saldra de tste puer-
to el magnihco y c6nodo vapor
ETNA,
su capita SEIDERS
Llamamos 10 atencion 4 los sefores pasaje-
ros que ell tipo de passage queds reducido Sc
sent4 pesos orc dssde este puerto al de Nve-
va York
E vapor ETNA en- su dltimo visje Nue.
Va York, emple6 cnco diaS Is horas que es
el viaj mas corto de que 50 tiene menci6n:
Para detalies sohrefatey passage, dirfgirse
{ los consgnatarios, SOBRINOS DE EZQUIA.
"a 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
PapeI Y Sbre para cartaS.

Pspel liso y rsysdo desde 20 cents-
vos 4 o. 50 la resmills.
Sobres desde $1-25 hasts % millsr
Papel de canto dorado, liso y reyado
60 ctvs. resms.
En- la imprenta del BoLETfN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
Or. A. Sierra Y Carb6.

Ofrece Sus servicios como melico-home6pa.
ia especialista ca las Intermediates do 10
garganta y ell DIDO. Avisos Uslle de Ia Forta-
leza ndm Z, bAjo.
Gobieruo Militar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24

So ha perdido una petaca de piel con Las mi.
ciaies r. 2 de plata. Al que 10 presente "a
la porterfa de Oasablsnca pc le gratiHcar4, pues
aunques es muy vieja carece de valor intrfn.
seco, es muy apreciada ce su dueho cemo re.
cuerdo dc famiia La
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
CE RCU LA n .


Sr.
Muy Sr. nuestro Tenemos el gusto de par.
ticipar V. que habiendo espirado nuestro
contrato social, y por mGtuo eonvenie. queda
disuelta la sociedad mercantil que ha jirado en-
este pueblo bajo la raz6n de
UTSET Y VTLA
qusdando su liquidacioa & cargo de D. Fran
cisco villa, por compra que este hix) al 90 10
Utset de todss sns acciones y derechos.
Quedamos agradecidos { Ia conhanzs one
nos ha dispensaio y rogandoles Ia h .ga exten.
silva nuestro successor nos suscribimos atent)S
vs. g. O. B. 8. M-UTSET villa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
LBYES PROVINCIAL Y MUNICIPAL.

Desde el as del cerliente mes se ha.
llaran de venta en- Ia Imprenta del Bo.
LETfN las leyes provincial y municipal,
vigentes en- esta Isla.
A Ia rustica ............... 11
,Holandsaa ,,,u...,.,.. d, 2e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
-A-VIso.

Compra Y vende acciones dc ls sociedad
An6nima dc Crtdito Msrcantil, r, AcuAYo,
TortaleEa a. 0~t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
aEACEHIIALIAS. aE

Doctrine oristiana. --El domingo pro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
MeSas para Salas.

En- Ia Imprenta del BoLETTN SO han
recibido y Sc venden & $8 una. unas me-
sitas para sals, sdornadas con cromos.
camafeos y cadenita de metal plateado,
Ultima novedad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
A los agricuItereS
DE LA SIEMBRA DE TABACO.

En- LAS DOS ANTILLAS hallar&n semilla
fresca, legltima de la eIta-Abajo, peso 10
libra 1-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24

FR4NCBSl
do Juan CaIyet.

Sc compone todo 10
perteneciente al ramo
con toda P E r F E g.
O l o N y equidad.
Plaza de San Fran
cisco, frente al cuarte-
de Artilleria -Puertol
Rico. IA
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-08-31
ALVIN HAWKINS, Governor.
THE PRESIDEN1o8 CONDITTOI

THE PRESIDENTS CONDITION.
The anxiety of the people of the
country everywhere was somewhat
relieved during a few days Of last
week, in regard to the condition OF
President Garfield, but it's close has
again excited the gravest apprehen-
sions, and the last ray Of hope is
fading away. Unfavorable symp-
toms appeared Thursday night and
the physicians in charge were much
discouraged. He seems to be losing
strength instead of gaining, though
DR.. Bliss attributes this to the CLAN
dular swelling, which it seems has
become the principal and the most
threatening feature in the case. The
Presidents present weight, as given
in Secretary Blaine's dispatch to Min
lister Lowell, is only 125 to 100
pounds, against 205 to 210 when he
was wounded. DR.. Boynton fears
he will not have strength to pull
through the blood poisoning that
now seems to have full hold. Dis
patches at 10 a. m. Saturday, say
that all possible hope is gone and
everybody is prepared to hear of the
Presidents death within the next
thirty-six hours. 1t is impossible for
him to stand the great exhaustion.
His symptoms now indicate that
death from exhaustion is inevitable
and near. The Cabinet is in almost
continual ses ion and the Vice
President will be sent for very soon.
Sunday evening the news was more
hopeful, and the dispatches up to s:
Is Monday night confirm the favor
able symptoms reported the evening
before. The unexpected news sends
buoyant hopes again through the
hearts Of fifty millions Of people.
Everything indicates that he is on
the road to convalescence.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-08-31
LATE KARRET QUOTA TToNs.

The following prices were current
Saturday in the markets given below:
New York - Flour - FIRM; good to
choice, SO rs a 8 90 Per bbl.; fancy,
So 10 "a 8 25. Wheat-inactive; white,
81 AT a. 1 42l red, for September de-
livery, 81 443 @ 1 45I, closing at 81 90,
Oats-frm and higher but less active;
white, Haas; mixed 41a45c.
Baltimore-Fl0ur- very strong; SUI
perfne "a 75a5 O5. Wheat western
higher and strong; No. 2 winter red for
spot, 81 42ta1 424 for September deliv-
cry, 81 43ta1 43s; for Oct. delivery,
81 474a1 374. Corn-western for Sep
tember delivery, 724a72sc; Cor October
delivery, 75a75gc.
Chicago lour-steady and unchang-
ed. Wheat-active and higher; No. 2
red winter, 81 80; No. 2 Chicago spring
81 So; October delivery, 81 2S8. Corn
-buoyant and unsettled; 61sc cash.
Oats-active; 36ac cash; 3ssc October
delivery.
Chattanooga-Wheat; demand good;
at depot, 81 40 to 45; on wharf, 81 80
to 1 81. Corn-in depot 93 to 80, on
wharf so to S5c. Oate-35 TO 40c; -four,
family, 50 IT,; fancy, 6 80.
Knoxville - Wheat, 81 90 to 35.
Corn-68 to 20. Oats, 35c. Flour
c untry extra, duh, 50 so to 2 75 per
sa TX.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-08-31

to continue to do the same while
life is spared. The State is able to
pay its debts, and if l were as able
in proportion [ would pay all mine,
and not ask an extension of time for
SO years, with 3 per cent interest.
/ did not say there was no -corrup-
ton, but on the contrary said there
might have been corruption on both
sides; but said / had no infornla-
ton on that subject and did not be-
Iicve that the men who filed the
bill had any except what was based
on mere rumor. If they have any
direct proof of bribery, they are
guilty of high moral crime for not
indicting the guilty parties.
AS to my popularity, it does not
become me to speak. That will be
tested when l become a candidate.
1 may, however, say that in every
political struggle IN my county L
have been solicited to take part,
and have done so to the prejudice
of my private business, yet l have
always been on the victorious side
in my county. But it seems that
not only my friends, but those who
seem to be personal enemies, are
disposed to force me into political
discussions, greatly against my own
wishes and private interests.
In taking the positions i have, it
was of my own accord, without stop
ping to inquire whether they would
be pleasing or displeasing to bond
holders and railroad companies on
the one hand or political office
seekers on the other.
In conclusion I will say that am
not to be deferred from doing what
l conceive to be my duty by per,
sonal abuse and detraction.
Surprising that you have no just
grounds of personal dislike to me
from the fact we are unacquainted
[ ask you to do me the justice tC
| give this place in your columns.
Yours respectfully,
WM. J. SYKES.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-08-31

Gov. Hawkins is determined to make
an effort to put stop to mob law. He
has offered the following rewards five
thousand dollars for the apprehension
and conviction of all, or any one or
more, of the persons who participated
in the mob which lynched Houston
Turner, at Murfree sboro, July, 1881 :;
$4,000 for all, or any one or more, of
the persons who mob5ed Felix Wiley,
in Lake county, July "a So, 900 for the
persons who mObb,d Mile Wells, in
Dyer county, Aug. l. The former
proclamation, Offering a reward of $500
for the arrest and conviction of any
one, car all, Of those who participated in
the Springfield mob, has been revoked
and a reward of So, 900 offered instead.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-08-31
THE MORRISTOWN GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1881.
cnL G. II. .McGREE.
melville Chronicle, August %,

knoxville Chronicle, August %.
r. CHIC. NJ. McGhee aud family left
Yesterday on the noon train for the East,
and he will be absent several months on
a trim combining business with pleasure.
After long term of years devoted 10
the active management of the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad
company, Col McGhee has succeeded
i'm relieving himself entirely of the la
Dor incident to the. active operations OF
the country, aud, as we are informed,
for the future he will haYe no connec-
tion with this department of its man
Augment Col. Cole and his corps of
able assistants will look after all such
matters. Col McGhee, however, still
retains his position as first vice presi-
dent of the company.
In this connection, word In refer
ence to the results Of his labOrs as rail
road official will not b. out of place.
He took hold of the Memphis s. Charles
ton railroad when its stock was quoted
at almost nothing and was really with
out value. By the exercise of superior
business qualifications, indomitable en-
erty and sound judgment, he brought it
up until the stock has been almost to
par, and the road has become one of the
best in the South The road has been
improved, its business has been largely
increased and its stockholders have
made money.
When he tlrst became connected with
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Gcor-
gia railroad its stock was worth not cx-
ceeding 30 cents on the dollar. 1t has
gone up since to mere than 200 cents,
and those who held its stocks have reap
ed a magnificent harvest. What was
once a week corporation, has grown in
to great system, able to cope success
fully with its most powerful competi-
tors. We do not pretend to say that all
the credit for these grand achievements
is due to him, for he has had able assis
tants, but it is no disparagement to them
to say, that large share of the credit
is due to his herculean labOrs, large
ability, strong will, and never firing iu-
dustry. Those who know most of him
will not wonder that after such long
season of intense labor, he seeks the la
Dor he so much needs. But our own
readers who are so fully aware of the
great changes he has wrought in the
various properties mentioned, know
that nothing Further from us is Mt all
necessary on the subject. He is univer-
sally recognized as one of the ablest
among the many able railroad men of
the country.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-08-31

The campaign in Ohio Is as devoid
of enthusiasm as a funeral. The
Republicans don't enthuse, because
Foster has been governor long
enough to arouse many personal
animosities, and, besides, there are
a large number of stalwarts in the
State who never did like Foster
The Democrats are luke-warm be-
cause their candidate is rather fresh
as a bourbon, and he did not tap
his barrel with that reckIessness
thai the average Democrat most
admires. The prohibitiOnists are
quiet, because it is impossible for
them to elect their ticket. This
state of affairs will injure the Re
publicans most. A Democrat always
votes. He may scold about his can
didate, but on election day he peck
cts his anger, walks to the polls, and
votes the whole ticket every time.
If it rains his ardOr is not dampened
with his coat, and no combination of
circumstances can keep him from
performing his duty as an office
seeker. Not SO the Republican.
If he does not like his candidate he
him if it 1ooks like rain"
he stays at home or in his store or
office. While the chances are with
the Republicans, it is an off year, and
apathy in their ranks, with the loss
of few prohibition votes, may
elect Bookwalter, says one of our
free thinking contemporaries.