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yEs'ss;y fs ssr ~: !; ' !: q q, 3,
haeon grist shoaIden, oo.06 flbs q. o71G&o
sides, e8.46HtD47.
CHICAGO
! CHICAGO, Jane 49, Ftour DofninaIIy unchapee6s
Wheat unsettled aud lower: No. t,hlcaGo epginGS
41.l0K cash. tl.l140sI.1I ~ July. = !. 1gMef.18f
August Corn irreguizr aud seoessJDy higher sonl6
options loweTr: 46kc. cash. 45N46kc. Jaiy, Oats
dnI weak. aud lower. 37@S7kc. cssA, 10Fc I'D
July. Pork duh, weak. snd lower; e1087f0
1850 cash. tl6,a7Xat1O 40 June. Lard siesdv
and IN fair demand; t10 o0@t10 92x cash and
June. Buk~mesfs active, bsm, and higher: sb0ul>
dsrs, 81 IS: rib. 1856; cIesr, s6 30. whiskey
STEADY and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE,
MILWAUKEE, June lS.-Floyr dali aud IN.
changed. Wheat 1rm ana fairly active: No. 2
Milwaukee: hard. u liz; No. z Milwaukee. sofS,
cash and June. 4l.094. Corn quiet but stronger;
No. z, 4&Sc. Oats cub; No. 2. 3otyc. Provisions
lower. Mess pork. tl6.4O cssh and July, 90 IS
August. Isrt-prime steam. go 9J cash and
July. sf9.9S Augost. HES stronger 1t e5.700
% 90.
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DisrilIery Burnt nj Bethany, Pa.

PITTSBURGH, June 1S.-A special dispatch
to the Chronicle from Scottsdale, Pa, says
that Dellipger e. Sons distilery and
warehouse at Bethany, Pa, was destroyed
by fire yesterday. The loss is $4,000 !;
partially covered by insurance.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., June 49, President
Garfield, Mrs. Garfield, and their three cbil-
dren, Colonel Rockwell. and DR.. Boynton
and wife left here to-day for Long Branch.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE Tonic IN
FEEBLE DIGEsTioN.-l have found hors'
iord's Acid Phosphate to be a good toa,e
where there was enfeebled digestion.-G'
schlagenhapd, NJ. D., Altamont, ILL
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Ineendinry Asaemns. Thw.,,

QUEBEC, June 1S.-Attempts to burn two
Roman Catholic churches of st. Sanyeur
have been discovered aud tbwarted here.
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Fl0ur.

Flour-We quote Fine, s33s3.50: extra. s5.t
@s5.75: superdne, t3.75@s4.50; common family
s8@ 1925; choice or patent family. s7.bO@so;
Stanton inspection, extra, 1910; sdperfne, 80.
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John +. Lewis and the Cnpitasion-Tax
from the Chicago Times, Indepenoent.l

ltrOm the NnlcagO Times, inuepenuenLJ
Considered from a moral standpoint the
argument of Mr.. John +. Lewis candidate
for Lieutenant. Governor Of virginia. for a
repeal OF the Virginia capitation-taX is SIM
ply abominabe. 1t is that the repeal would
add TO that gentleman's party the effective
force OF "from forty TO fifty thousand COL
ored votes" The voters are not disfran-
chsed by the capitation-taX, which applies
alike to all electors in Virginia, of every color
and shade. They are not DISTINGUISHED at ALL.
They are lawful voters, who are only dis
abled from delivering their votes by their
own refusal, neglect, or failure to pay a
small contribution to the support Of the
government in which they wish TO partIci-
pate. 1t needs NO change Of any law to
give them such participation. 1t needs only
that they should make small contribution
TO the support of government, instead Of
looking 10 government as paupeIs for sup
port. Whether there be forty thousand or
forty millions Of electors in Virginia who
are nOn-cOntrbntOrs to the support OF gov
ernment, there is no moral or equitable
ground on which they can claim any right
to participate in actual government, nor on
which they should be suffered to do so.
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Augusta and Knoxville Railroad.

PROPOSITION OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD REFUSED.
AUGUSTA, GA, June lS.-The directors OF
the Augusta and Knoxville railroad held q
meeting to-day. The proposition Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad TO subscribe
100000 to the stock OF the road, the money
to be used TO build a branch to Elberton,
was declined by unanimous vote. The
city OF Augusta will retain control of its
stock, and neither the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad nor the Clyde syndicate will get it.
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
smithneld, aud Hampton; Washington, j. c.,
Newberpe, Washington, an0 Tarb0ro', ". e., an
all points in Eastern North Carolina; also, for East
ern shore of Virginia, old Point, and all regular
landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. L, y. TATUM,
10 10 SUPERINTENDENT,
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REDHEAD,s BAKINaPOwDER.
DEDHEAD'S BAKING.POWDER Is
IL SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.

Its alwaye uniform In strength, reliable In quail
ity and made from the best materials.
II never fails. Your bread ana biscuits are h2h'
and well raised. and your cake perfection.
IL makes every cook good one.
saves time, te,apfr. and money, aids digestion
and keeps the household happy,
WILLIAM JENKINS 4 CO.,
1878 Main street,
J Zee Wholesale Ageus.
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HUB PUNCH.
MINERAL WATERS
CCHGN's MINERALwATER DEPOT

GCHtEN' > MIN ENh IL W n TIT p'1f y :
I'm dr,ught from the new and elegant Mammoth
Arctic Soda Fountain:
SODA WATER, BETHESDA
K,ssrScty WATER, BUFFALO LITHIA,
v,cuy WATER, PONCE DE LEON,
DEEP ROCK WATER, SUMMIT,
cprzep WATER GINGRR ALE,
SARATOGA WATER, OTTAWA bkEb'
GEYsER WATER, BIRCH BEER
CONGRESS WATER, APoLLiNARis'
EXCELSIOR WATER.
Have alse made arrangements with Messi. FUR
cell 4 Iadd TO sell their WOLF.TEAP LlTHlA.
NV BOTTLISG ESTABLISHMENT having beer
enlarged aud lifted mp with improved apparatus,
am prepared TO supply the trade with my unrtyallec
GINGER ALE, SODA, aud other caTbonated oeye'
'ase' =" '''''S' '' GEORGE sCHEN.
Eleventh and Main streets.
An 24-Su.w.F3m
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For WASHINGTON go
THE POTOMAC Steamboat COMPANY
has resumed the Old and fayoriIe route
BETWEEN OUANTICO AND WASHINGTON.

THE POTOMAC Steamboat CONfAN1
has resumed the Old and fayoriIe route
BETWEEN QUANTIC0 AND WASHINGTON.
THE NEW PALACE STEAMER EXCELSIOR
built expressly for this service, VIII make TWO
TRIPS DAILY except sunday In connection with
trains OF the Richmond, frederlckf burg aud Poto-
mae railroad Leaving Richmond al 6:l2 A. NJ. and
$40 L. NJ, arriving at Washington at j.. NJ. aud
1880 4. VI. Fare from Quantico 10 Washington, 81.
straight and round. trio tickets between Richmond
and Washington at lowest rates AZ 0fhces OF the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroaa
aud A. W. CARRIERS.
GEORGE MATTiNGLY. Superintendent
NJ. u. WEIGH. Agenl, 1000 Main street. Je ~
DOR NEW YORK.-The Old lin
IL Dominion Steamship Company's
steamers will sail az follows: steamer OLD d.
NINION, Captain WALKER, e.ery TUESDAY At
2 O'Clock Z. NJ; steamer WYANOkE, Captain
COUCH, every FRIDAY at 2 O'Clock T.. NJ. steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
al 3 o'clock A. Nj.
Freight received up TO l o'clock p. NJ. for the
Tuesday, and FIiday's steamer, and 10 D O'Clock
Saturday evening for sundays ship.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for.
warded with dispatch to all points north south east,
and west; slso. 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York, 5000: steerage, 80 and
a..
For freight or passage apply 20
q. w. ALLEN a CO, Agents,
my Ats Company's Wharf, Rocketts.
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NO REPUTATION.


The Republican State Executive Committee
CAN on the President-Ne Alliance 10 be
Made with Mahone--A Straishtcut Ticket TO
he Nominated.
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sly Telegraph.

NEW YORK June g. Noon.-Stocks feveri'h and
unsettled. Money! 3@3R per cent kxohange-
Long, 4s34; short, 4S5A. State bonds dull and
quiet. Governments sfeadv and quiet.
Eusntng.-Moncy, 2h6l34 per cent. Exchange.
1881. Governments weak; new SIS, l03i; new
AIS, IA: new As. ll7s States dull.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP "a
Ia TICKETS.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY.
lQoO MAIN STREET,

R,nresent,nx the following act-cDsss ocean steam.
shjp lines fsoa Boston, New York, Philad$lphte ana
Issltimore to Earspe CuNAkD, WHiJk SIAsss
NATIONAL, ANChof, y ~. " NNhRTans a - nH1IS
LLOYD. HANBuRG AnEa,CAn, end NIL
DEAlx. FissT CLASS, skcoNrrcLAss, and
srEEsAGR TICKETS 10 and from al ihe psiucipA1
points In Europe. Excursion tickets a. rxdnese
goine TO Europe or sending for tAsx frienos wovlQ
do won to communicate With the undersitned ~
fore purchasing elsewhere Railroad aud ssean5nIp
ada. Rates same q at deposs aud general omces.
no trouble 10 answer saestlous. Write q @ exn %
A. w, CARRIER
| ny l7-d&wSm
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, June Is, 1881.
SALES.
WHEAT-Lancaster. 40 bushels very good at
1892; 81 bushels very good at ) l.3t. Mixed. %
busnels good at 1928. Fuitz, 16 bushels good at
1928.
CORs.-White, SO bushels very good at 64c.
1875 bushel. good al 63c. Mixed, 104 bushels good
at 64c.
MEAL.-4s bushels at 64c.
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PHILADELPHIA. RICH I'm
Il MOND. AND NORFOLK sTEAM.S0
SHIP LINE.-fOR PHiI,ADE.vHiA, FALL
THREE TIMES wEEK.-Uptil further 70.
dee -he steamers OF thir Inc VIII make sri-yesh
trPs, leaving Pniiadslpes, svsy Tvhkss sE.,asi
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, cos
Meeting Al Phiadelphia Vita Ciydef ." EnSisAo
' QUICK OK 'ffii,MhE-FREQUxNr DEF krUREs-
Hrcig6t received daily uatii 5 O'Clock p. n.
JAMES w. McCARkiCk,
General Sout.ern Agent, Riehsnoeds Va
WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO..
General Managers,
M ~ va. II e>uth Whayvss. pniladsiohis-
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1sfEfh
" COMPANY. 406
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION. WYANOkr. NAN.
HAITIAN, aud RICHMOND-eyeIy TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at 2 r. NJ. and SUNDAY M6 a: n.
Steamers leave New York TUESDAYS, THURS.
DAYS. and SATURDAYS at L. ~ from Pier 70
new Dumber). foot OF Reach street, North river.
They have splendid saloons, state-roons, aud oath-
rooms.
The fare, accommodations. aud attentions are un-
surpassed. ~
andi7.
with Dispatch and charge made except actual K
penses Incurred.
Freighs received until o'clock r. ". daily.
For further Information apply 10
GEORGE w. ALLES& co. Agents,
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J,s ready on opening. and Will be found an agree
,hle addition 10 tie choice things which undenia6
enlarge the pleasures Of life and encourage good
fellowship and good nature II righlD ehloyeo'
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France.

MARsElLLEs, June 1S.-The Italian Con-
sui has expressed to the project OF police
his regrets for the scene at the Italian Ma
tiona Club during the passing by OF the
returning troops from the Tunisian eXpe-
dillon Yesterday.
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General Wickham at this point stated to
the President that the delegation came for
no purpose connected with offices, but sim
nl- from their devotion TO the Republican
Darty and their desire TO build IL up and to
make IL successful in the State OF Virginia
that he (WieEham) was not, and never had
been, an Office seeker; but, regarding the
Republican party as the legitimate successor
OF the Old-Line Wing
The President: With slavery left out.
General Wickham assented, and conlin-
ued: To which have been always deyo'
ted. naturally desire 10 see IL prosper In
Virginia, and believe that we can gain more
by strict adherence TO principle than by
coalition with those In whom we have no
confidence.
Mr., Spiizer here stated that certain gen.
tlemen In Virginia who differed with the
delegation In this matter had made many
threats as coming from him ltbe PRESIDENCY
OF removal from Office for differing in opin-
ion from them on the coalition question In
order 10 intimidale this class OF Republl'
cans, and TO compel them 10 support the
Readjuster ticket. IL was the desire OF toe
Republicans OF Virginia to know through
their committee whether This was done
with the Presidents sanction or not.
Mr.. Splitter then called upon Mr. Albert
Bennett (colored), Of Buckingham county.
TO produce letter written TO him as mem.
Der OF the State Central Committee by Hon.
John y. Lewis, present candidate for Lieu
tenant-Goyernor on the Re&djuster ticket,
and chairman OF the Republican State Gen.
trail Committee. The letter read as follows:
LyESwooD, June 10, 1881.
Albert Bennett, Esq.,:
Ny Dear sir,-I hsye directed the secre-
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Italians Hiss French Troops.
Southern Railways In England.

LONDON, June 1S.-A prospectus has been
issued Of the Alabama, New Orleans and
TeXas-Pacifc Junction Railway Companies.
The prospectus states that the.obiect OF the
companies is to acquire link which must
eventually connect Atlantic cities with
New Orleans, the Gulf OF Mexico, and the
Trans Mississippi system OF railroads. The
first issue will be E150,000 IN E10 preferred
shares, Of which it is stated 100000 are
already taken.
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ST, LOUIS. June 16.--Flour steady aud unchanged.
Wheat lower; No. red fall, ti.lsxM ~ .lst cssn,
81 ,l3AJuly. Corn dull aud lower; 4Ssc. easn. tot
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Mr.. Spitzer, OF Richmond, a native Vir-
ginian, SAID that The Republicans have now
a better organization than last fall. He said
further that there is no chance Of success
for the Malone ticket under any circum-
stances; that il the Republicans were fool
ish enough 10 abandon the field in the name
Of coalition the Bourbons would sweep the
State,
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GOOD AT ALL TIMES.

list THE THING TO KEEP IN wlNE-CEL
LARS.
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OTRO CENTEN ARIO.


ElgaIanse y eng nan miserable
mente al p1b!lco los que aseguran
que nosotros gozamos con las desgra-
clas de Euestros hermanos de la A me-.
rica merldional y que por esonos COM
placemos en- narrarlas y cOnentArlas.
Nosotros 10 que hacemos es estable-
Ger comparaciones entre la situaci6n
actual de estas replblicas, tan triste
y azarosa, despues de su cacareada
emancipation, y los dias f4ices y
pr0speros que para elias Sc desIiz4-
ron, en- medic de la opu!enciA y la
tranquilidad, mientras ell pend6n es
panol las cobij6 consus piegues pro-
tectores, desde su conquista n4stA
su desventurada independence.
Nuestra tarea, por 10 tant0, redu.
cese dLicamente demostrar que Ell
caos y la anarqula hIn hecho presA
de esos palses desde que Sc desliga-
ron de la Metropoli.
NOsotros padecemOs con sus des-
dichas 10 mlsm0 que con sus adeIan-
tos y prosperldades gozamos. A es-
to nos lmpelen los msterlosos impul-
sos de la sangre, IA voz de la hum4-
nidad y de la concleucIa. Por
ESQ es que con ei mayor gus:o toma-
mos hoy de un perl6 iico de Veue.
zueIa la sguiente noticla cuyos de-
TALES s0lamente extractar nos es DO
sible teniendo en- cuenta ell POGO es-
pacio de que po1emos dispouer.
La Academia Colon biaua, cores
pondlente de la Real Espanola, ha
resueIto celebrar el centenario del
esclarecido pOeta don Andres Bello,
abriendo un concurso llterario que
tendra lugar ell 29 de novlemore
proxlmo
Los asuatos sobre que Sc ha de
escribir para optar a los premios de
la Academia son los slgulentes
Tn elogio de Aodres BeIIo, un
estudio critico acerca de 81 8 un en-
sayo cientlfco y llterario relative d
cualquiera de sus obras.
E premio de la poesla consistird
Ell una medaIla de orc conmemora-
tiva y seisoieDtos eJempares de la
composition premiada, HAbra tam
bien IN segundo premio, 8 acc$slt, 81
la Academia 10 juzga couveuIente.
Todos los trabajos de los coEcu-
rrentes debeu estar en- poder del se-
cretario de la Academia, don K .faeI
Pombo, ell 20 de novlenbre, J los
que deben observarse en-
el envlo de las obras seran idsoticos
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Z ACIFI &c .

Da una correspondence fsohada en-
Lima me- lad lie agostc y que iuser-
ia Ia Estrella de Pa"and coplamos los
trlstes p'rrafos slgul3ntss
"Ei Oongreoo coutin1a reunido en-
Ohorrilos. Las 1timas sesiones han
sido seoretas. s. sabo que 80 discute
el trstado con Chile, Y que la mayoria
se nj IA a sancionar o9si0n territorial
Alguus. ST est4 leKsre i ser ia resoiu-
oi6n dafinltlva, tant1 el Oongraso como
Al Gobiefuo desapareoerAn de la esoeua
d4rcla Otideron qniere lue 10 antcri-
cen para hrmAr un tratalo, oil oual serla
despu6y SOM 4tldo una Oonvaneion
nscioasl. Pareoa que la Asamblsa i >
Pisrola no hace mgcho en- Ayaoacho,
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Dsi Bo'etin Esesidsti3o eopianos la
sig lients protasta d. nusstro venerable
Pceiaio contra los atropallos cometl
dos en- Roma, . la cu4l nos asocismos
de todo coraz6n, pues no hay cat6lioo
a quian no haya indignado la profAua.
cIon lie las oenisAs del gran Poati6ce
Pho TX.
Venerables hsrmanos J amsdos hijos :
Al snunciar publicsr en- el Botetin
Eclcsidstioo de Is do Febrero lie 1878 ls
infausta nueva del f.lIecimlento del
immortal PI) NoRo, exolamamos, como
sabeis, poseidos del m4s protundo do
lor y ambargado nuestro Amino con eI
general sentImiento de 1estros corsso'
nas eli HA muerto Pro Mono II FL
0rbe cstoloo esta do luto, LA X esis dc
Jesuoristo pasa por una nueva prueba
Pero ahl la grande alma de Pro Mono,
< gorlfcada va, la prot &c des1e 81 cielo,
oolno Ia ha sosteaido con inquenranta-
ble fortaleas durante su lsrga vida de
martirio sin eiempIo. Ella sriunfasA,
como hasta squi, do sus constsntes ens'
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Naeva York, setiembre Z lie 1881

Nueva York, setiembre 7 lie 1881.
Sr. Director de, BoLETfN MERCANrn.
El presideate ha si1o traslaia 10 de
w .shington a Long Bcanch. puesto de
t-mpora la On la costa de II " jersey.
FL 0bleto es librario de los mi.smas
que exhala el Potomac infastsn la Casa
Banca. Los facultAtlvos no opioaban
que al esta1o de suma debiiial del
paciente permltlese una jornada de- cin-
&C horas por farro-oarrli pero el ca.
fermo insistio tauto en que 10 levs.
ran d cualquier lsd0 flera de la mAn-
sl6n presidential, qua fa6 n9c srlo ac
ceder. E hombre que clfrabs hace pooos
messs su fslicldad On la mansioa pre-
sldenclal no desea hoy otra cosa que
huir de ella 10 mas prisa possible. No
peusaba qua la rosa presidencial podla
ocultar uua espina de plomo.
Eltre tanto el pals contln1a sin 60
bierno, 8 con un goblerno acefajo. La
constitution dice que en case he inhabi
tlaI, maerte del pre- iieut, eto el vioe
pfesitente 0cWpord Ia preslten IT,. A Desar
lie osto Nc. b aiue No q ,,-o llam n
Arthur nj este trsto dc niueu modo de-
haoer v aier su derecho. La constitution
no prsvio eI caso de lnhaoliidsd temporal
de ahl el estado au6mAlo on que hace
va mas de dos meses SO encuentra la
administration. &C Ell ministro de Esta.
10 dioe que no de atrove hAblar del
asunto con Mr.. GAr69id por tenor de
asustarle; p4ro parece muv extrano
que d este, estando en 81 complete uso
do sus facultades, no 80 le haya ocurri-
do. Lo cierto es que nadie sabe 10 que
pasa entre bastIdores. Probable es aue
el Asuuto 40 haya rat sdo, pero dlcen
que Ne. b aius 10 gnsts gobesnar por
u Y qua por eso 40 ha llamaio Ar
htnr. Il tenor do que este 40 quisle.
go salir do la CASA B.auoa en caso de
que eI presidents 80 rsstabl goa, es in
fuudado porque nj s. pretenderla nj la
opinion pGplCa consentiris la usurpa.
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FL 0rgano labrista de enfrente
preteude haber sacado ocho diputa-
dos provlnciales y aspira NADIA me-
nos que a la anulacion de las actas
de cuatro de nuestros candidates
electos lOh mllagros del pat4leo
va Sc co,nprende que para llevar
algd1 consuelo q sus ahigi los parti.
darios hay que ser optimlsta sin es.
te ar1id consolador no podrian vivir
los aut6nomos.
No solamente son perfectamente
legales y han de aprobarse las siete
de uuestros diputados electos, a Pc
sAr de los esfuerzos qIe hizo ell re-
f1rnlsmo por entorpecer la eleccion
ALI donde perdla, sino que proba-
blem 4nte Sc anularan tres de los
autOl0m stAs.
NJ entraremos en- detalies que
han de ventilarsa en- su dia por
la Diputaci0n y por la Audiencia;
entire tanto rogamos al puolco
suspenda Su jui3o sobre las prote-
ciAs del 6rgAno d9sp echado, y ten
ga la s9gurliai de que ell reforms.
mo ha dejtdo de- pre- ioniuar en- ell
Gu erpo provincial.
El cuauto 4 la esta listica de vo-
tos, es inexacta la que, sin datos 81.
guros para elIo y sln pruebss, h zee
ell vecino. Cuando Sc reciban las Actls
originates y pubIique los resd nenes
la Gacett, Sc aclarAri esta question,
81 ben NADIA probarfa ell que en- IN
distrIto daio en que pre- ioninara ell
reformisno hubisra mis- votautes que
ea otro en- que tuvlessmos nosotros
mayorla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-18

el llbro del censo electoral. M sola-
mente no tienen responsabii1ad al
guna contraida los que asf procedie.
ron, sino que ha5rian incurriio en-
ella 81 no 10 hubiesen hecho, como
incurren sin duda los que, iufrin-
glendo abiertamente ell articulo All
del Coiigo penal, Sc exponen d ha-
Ger imputaciones falsas dc delitos
que dan lugar d procedimiento de
of3io. De todas maneras queda
demostrado que no son tales liberia.
les los que Sc rebelan contra la vo-
luntad de las mayorils, los que tra-
tan de anular ell voto de los mis- en-
fqUor de los menos.
En- vano Sc cansln EN- borrar ell
triunfo de quien este es:ribe. hl-
ciendo Greer que serl auulada la
election en- virtud de ar1iles tan
burdos y conocidos.
No encontramos palabras bistln-
tes expreslvas con que dar las gra-
cias los correligionarios de todos
los distritos en- que ha h4bi 10 lucha
en- estas ultimas elecciones su en-.
tusiasmo, su abnegaci6u, su oatrio-
tismo. su diligencia han llegado q tai
altura, no solo en- los distritos en-
que ganamos, sino tambien Ell varios
de los que hemos peril 10, que no
sabemos como formular la calurosa
y cordial feicitaci6n que de 10 tnti-
mo del corazon les enviamos Ell
nombre propio, del Comte Central
~ del jefe del partido. Todos, con
rarislmas excclciones, han cumpli-
do, como esperdbamos, su debei, y
aun Sc han lido IN Is aila 81 cabe.
Pero en- los cuatro pueblos del
distrlto de Juncos donde tAnto ARE
ciaban los golpes del reformismo
contra ell que traza estas llneas, nc
hubo excepciones; jefes, ofciales y
soldados dei gran ejercto incondi.
clonal sc portaron como heroes
ningdno de ellos hlque6, niuguno sc
Guido de sus intereses todos sc de.
dicaron ganar Ia elecci6n, d demos
trar que Perez Morris Sc inspira eu
los leales sentlmtlentos de Ia mayo.
ria del pals cuando para ell pats es.
crIbe, d probar que 81 tiene adverse
rios tlene en- cambio mu hos ma:
amigos, cuyos patri6ticos corazones
isocronos laten con el suyo Ell Ia
idea de todo con Espana y por Es
pana.
Nombrar q varios seria offender
otros : estampar los nombres de
todos serla exponerse d olvidar al.
gunos contestAr d tolas las carta.
y telegramas de feIicltaci6u que de
aquel distrlto y de CAST toia la isla
ha recibido ell diputado provincial
electo por Juncos, seria tarea larg :,
impossible dado ell tempo breve de
que pueie aqu6l disponer. A todos
y 4 cada uno enviamos un cordial
saludo y la expresl6n sincera de
nuestra profunda gratitad.
Qlizas ell que este escribe vaya
en- persona d estrechar las manos lea
les de sus dignos electores.
NADIA mas decimos porque este
escrito ha cobrado va mayores pro-
porciones de las que nos hablamos
propuesto darle.