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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-18

State of Pennsylvania 476 442 votes were cast as
follows: Lincoln 26S, ,030; Douglas. I6. 765:
Breckenridge, 176 81; Bell. 1916 Lincoln,
under the present system, would have received
the entire electoral vote, and the 100000 votes
recorded against him would so for nothing. BY
the plan proposed, each candidate would have re-
ceived electoral votes IN proportion to the popu-
lar vote given him. Mr.. Lincoln would have
had 10. l; Mr., Douglas. 095; Mr.. Breckinride,
lO.l3 and Mr.. Bell, O. 70 electoral votes.
After an electoral vote is canvassed in each
State, certified and transmitted to the Presidents
OF the Senate and Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatiyes, the certificates are to be opened in
the presence of both houses assembled for that
purpose, and counted as certified by the officers
of the State. In the event of a contest, de-
clsion by the highest judicial tribunal is to be
final The person having the highest
number of electoral votes is to be
declared elected. If two persons receive the
highest and an equal number of electoral votes
for President the election of one of the two is to
be made by the House immedi atey aud the
same action is to be had by the Senate when
there is tie in the vice presidential vote. The
Vlce-president. in case of tie, is to be elected
by the Senate two thirds of the whole number
of senators being quorum for that purpose.
majority Of quorum being necessary to q
choice
1t is claimed by General Browne that his pro-
posed amendment to the Constitution differs
very essentially from the propositions heretofore
made 1t makes the certificate of State or
the decision of its highest judicial tribunal in
case of contest as to the vote of State for
PRESIDENT and Vce-presdent conclusive, and
leaves the two houses nothing to do but 20 count
the votes as certified or adiudged This amend
inent, he says. abolishes the obsolete electoral
system and avoids all the difficult questions that
have arisen and are likely to arise as to the eli
glolilty of electors The provision for direct
vote of the people without the intervention of
electors still retains to each State voice equal
to the number of its senators and representa-
tives. observing the highest degree of equity
and simplfes matters. 1t destroys the posi-
blllty of fraud in the pivotal States, also.
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TILDES'S LETTER.
Mr.. Morrison Says 1t Conceals O Big Job,
and Gives "a Few Names

Mr.. Morrison Says 1t Conceals Big Job,
and Gives Few Names
New York Herald
The Herald did an uninteniional injustice to a
distinguished Democratic senator the other day
in suggesting that it was perhaps Mr. Beck who
denounced the administration rs corrupt and
looking to money making II is proper to serd
you the assurance that it was not Senator Beck
who said: II tell you. sir we are sold out. Til.
dens letter to Carlisle discloses the basis of tho
deal The coast defeuses scheme is Job. mer.
cenary and political. Ii meditates the distribu-
ton of millions of money among Tiden's coterie
OF iron clad statesmen. and the ultimate eleya-
ton of Randall to the presidency. Manning IS
in both the money-making and political branches
OF the job mp TO his eyes Smith Weed Bill
Scott and Barnum are its godfathers. Lamont
represents The gang nj the White House. The
failure of the President to speak out like man
about the tariff means thar the whole power of
the administration will be secretly thrown
against any congressional action thus enabling
Randall 70 gain an easy victory oyor Morrison,
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THE DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS.
The Protective Wing of the Party Prepared
to Make Fight.

to Make a Fight
special to the Indianapolis Journal
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 1.-THE temper of the
protective-tariff Democrats in the House during
the past few days has been to demonstrate the
determination to battle the free traders in their
onslaught upon Mr.. Randall, and it is quite evil
dent that before the end of the session there
will be some pretty bard hitting among the ma
jority members Mr. Randall and his following
amounting to about fifty votes, representing
Pennsylvania, Alabama, Georgia and other por-
tions of the country South, are determined not
to be throttled, and in that determination they
have largely the sympathy of the Republican
members Undoubtedly Mr. Randall has the
support of the President in good many of his
ambitions-at least. he is not handicapped by
the influence at the White House. This sympa-
thy on the part OF the President is not one of
personal character by any means, but
of principle. The President if anything,
on the tariff is conservative, and occupies
ground midway between the friends of Mr..
Randall and those of Speaker Carlisle. There
is not a spark of political feeling and not very
large amount of personal sympathy between the
last two named gentlemen, while their friends
are arrayed solidly against each other 1t is
only question whether the leaders of both fac
tons in the Democratic party have the courage
TO exert their sentiments and do openly what
their private instincts incline them to do. One
of Mr. Carlisle's friends, speaking OF the subject
to-day said, insgnifcantiy:
1.-The Democrats are in power The principles
espoused by Mr. Randall and his followers are
not those OF the majority. The minority must
yield, therefore, to the masses There is moth
ing more eXasperatiHg to the majority of the
Democrats than the work Mr. Randall is indulg-
ing in. He acts just like man who considers
his party too strong. He may change his mind
after awhile"
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THE NAyY-BUILDERS.

why Eastern Democrats Favor Large Apprc-
priations for COnstructin. War Ships.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-Many people have
been startled and surprised by the sudden zeal
for rebuilding our navy recently manifested By
certain members of the administration, and by
other leading Democrats here. That surprise is
not strange when we consider the course pur-
sued by Democrats when out of power. Now
the tune is changed, and all good Democrats are
bowling hosanna to Whitney, who is going to
build us a navy! Gradually the African under
the fuel is being developed by passing events,
and the public will soon understand the entire
enigma.
1t must be remembered that this is New
York administration, if it is anything at all.
New York has navy yard--the largest in the
country and the best equipped The others are
repairing yards, except the Washington yard,
which has been transformed into an
ordnance and torpedo establishment. Whitney
has crushed the only private navy-yard that is
prepared to build men ofwar and fully
equip them. The work, therefore, must 20 to
New York. Democrats of high standing are in
this scheme. If the work is done in New York,
and under Democratic auspices, at least so per
cent of the money will be stolen. That is the
rule in regard to contracts with New York city
Democrats. Every contract let there under
Democratic auspices costs twice as much as it
should. That has been the rule ever since
Tweeds day, and is the rule now.
If this work is done in New York there will be
millions stolen-enough to food the country
polls 1888, and fill the pockets of all concerned
beside This is the game that is to be played ON
the people. The Republicans in Congress should
not vote dollar to rebuild the navy unit, they
have some assurance that the money will be
legtimately expended, and not used to stuff bal
lot-boxes and fill the pockets of the hordes OF
Democrats who have controlled the New York
navy yard whenever their party has been in
power at Washington.
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The Action of the Legislature in Electing Sen
atOrS Was Entirely Legal, and Is in Har-
mOny with Several Precedents.

Points of General Brownies Bill for Elec.
tion of President and Vice-President.
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FOR SEVEN DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS
FOR EIGHT DOLLARS

YOU CAN MAKE A SELECTION FRON
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HARRISON DEFENDS DAKOTA.

An Effective Argument in Response to
the Imputations of Senator Butler.
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
AT VARIOUS PRICES.

To the foregoing should be added about one hun
dred different articles in Rubber Goods for man,
woman and child, at prices ranging from 90c to $40
for Macintosh.
About $50 different varieties of Underwear, run
ing from 15c to So per garment.
Dressing gowns and Smoking Jackets from 81 to
$25-a superb exhibit.
Cardigan Jackets from 75c to $5, and twenty four
varieties to select from.
Children's odd Pants from SOC to 81 So and seven
ty.nine different patterns to select from.
Childrens Shirtwasts from 25c to 1.50, and 158
patterns to select from.
School Suits from $3.50 to $13, and sixty-seven
different lines to select from.
Boys Pants from 6Oc to $3.50, and seventy four
different lines to select from
Boys Overcoats from So to S14 and forty. four
different lines to select from
Youths Overcoats from So to $50, and sixtytwo
different lines to select from
Youths Suits from 81 to $25, and eighty-six diff
ferent patterns to select from.
Mems Dress Coats and Vests from $11 to $50, and
fifty different styles and patterns to select from
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bpr 6rei Sobreit aronpm eri1ienene
S9rift am beien betpieien: neber 3us
re9nung un6 Strafe beim &inoes=
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@enbliusen 1T, beapeifle i'd. 9ies
mar cine unwabrbeit, ct batte itie baz
ran ge3tpeifelt.
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genannt, ertpibete Der Niener, bod lit
fein @9mager bie5:r l1eber3eugung.
ST min i'm am Stile erfannt babet,
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aud miinbli9 entmidelt. gfun, iper
immer ber Nutor mar, ct bdtte fi9 ni9t
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|aum S9lafen In bic Rnihte 5uridaog,
blieb er nod auf bent 0erbed; ibn feis
|iele, faste Ct. bisfes ionberbare Na6t.
(SFortfetuua fplot.)
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uinu,t eea. sar5ea pbreit etpd bes
feittr Brmi4e iibertruffen irerbeit.

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Snrf infen 'fir ne 6ie roffe Qofs ,oblreid5er
6od,6fen burd bos Dnnfel beIl bers
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aMusfan s.

Is9-- Sic Mlerieam @entraIbabn bat
bebeutenben S9aben bur1 ue5er=
flutbung gelitten. Derielbe tpirb auf
$50, 600 bis 5000 berani1lagt unb
1900 Mrbeiter finb nit Neparatnr bes
@eleifes bef9dftigt. .4sims s.,
'- 8on 2onbon tpir6 genelbet, baB
on Der rumelii6en @rem3e 5000 Bull
carrier 10000 Siirten gegeniiber ffeben.
@orpofengefehte baben bereits faitses
funben. 'sse # : z
~ Ser 6ifli9e She'll ber @1meia
unb ole Sbdler bes Oberrbeins lin6
iiberi6memmt tpprben. 9ie grnten
tpurben serft6rt unb cine Menge 8ieb
1T in ben Glutben umgetommen.
- Die 9iirfen betrelben lire Griegs.
riiffungen nit groBem Na6brud. Sn
ben 9dfen bes idmar3en Meeres Iiegen
80 8ataiaone aiIserpdblter Gerntrup>
pen bereit, um i'm ssalIe elmer &riegsers
fIdrung ausenblidli@ eingei6ifft au
tueroen. Bier groBe tiirfif9e paBer<
f6iffe iinb ebenfalls ausgeriiifet mDrbeil,
Inn ieben ,9lugenblid in See feden sll
f6nnen. ie6o9 ma1t ii1 Der Mamgel
an Goblen iebr fiiblbar.
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(Gortfetans folst.)

90 Das sr6bte 9eilmitteI in olIen
Jdflen BON Geber= unb Hierenleiben 1T
lnfreitig S10nfelbt's beutl9er Nierens
unb Qebertbran. Serielbe .untertiibt
bic natiirlide 9bdtigfeit ber 2e5er unb
Der 9deren unb ipirft babur6 iegenss
reid auf ben gan5en 26rper. Bet forts
gefebtem @ebrau9 uei9en ibm bic barts
nddigten 2eiben. sSn allen Npothefen
at baben unb iiberaa bin portofrei pers.
fQn0t. s
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= ORIENT unb Gbinin i'm 26rper
NIT ii6 berum3utragen, 1T semie ni6t
:pini6eusmertb unO bic siftisen Giebers
mittel baben iid boHentlid iiberlebt.
Mper's Ngue Cure iit elm ii9eres Wtittel
geeen Me9fels unb ale SumpfS SGieber,
babel 1T es unidulbis unb ldBt ben
&6rper IN einem 10 suten 3uitanbe tuie
Dor Der 3eit, ba er ii6 bieie 2rantbeit
au3og.
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Da i6 Sonsaline oft in IalIen
BON 8eii6ts. .3beumatismus angeuanbt
babe, 10 fann i'd es aufs Bette empfeb.
len, ba es fi6 in iebem Sale bepdbrt
bat, tpennanbereMittel erfoIsIos tparen.
s. g. 2orb, M. g., San Tranciseo.
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: Velvetine Powder" Dief
Yraparation puroe auerf in Der preubiiden
Mrmee geaen berbriibte unb 9rinbige s5iibe, ae.
gen bas @unbreiten ober gDunblaufen, aeasn
Pritelbibe unb alle bet lleberbibung oes Blntes
entiprinsenben Sauttranfbeiten anaepanbt.
Mls elm 9ulber fir Rinber ifebt es uniibertrof.
fen ba. YreiS 2b Gents. Yrdparirt unb sum
gertanf bel Y. 9reib, alamo Drug etore,
Gan Mntonio.
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- Sic portusieiif9e 9egierung bat
bon benz 26nige ppn Dabomep 1900
Stlapen getauft, um fie als Nrbeiter in
ben &aheesplantagen bon St.3bomas,
elmer gu portusal gebDrisen Snfel i'm
@olfe pon Guinea, 3u per,pen6en.
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Sm a(mftra8 Der bentfdben gae8ies
rung bereiff 3ur 3eit eiHe Gommiifion
bon Sadberfdn6igen bic 0ereinigten
Staten. i'm Stubien gu MAIDEN iiber
uniern Mferbnu, fopie iiber Dieb3u9t
unb 3ollmeien. 9ie Gommifiion, uirb
fdmmtli6e Staaten ber llmiOn bereiien.
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a Ser beuti6e Dainpfer Weier 1T
am II. September bon 8ren1en nit
Musmanberern abgefabren unb tpirb
tdglif In @albe1tpn. ertpartet. gl3 40
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= 9.

Enrrespsnaemz. S9ulenburg, ben
20. Sept. -Das Gno6enfieber bot ii1
nu1 bier eingefunbett unb liegen eine
Mn3abl bnbon 8efnlener barnieber.-
Na6 benz ldngere 3eit anbaltenbem &e>
genfpetter, tpdbrenb pelhem fi1 biele
Garmer fomie anbere Meni1enfinber
ber Yer3tpeifIung bingabeli, inbem fie
ein gdn5lidbes Werberben ber in ben
Gelbern befinbli1en Baumpple bors
ausfaben. baben mir ipieoer eine, Mnaabl
i60ner Sage gebabt unb mdbrenb bieier
beiterte li6 tpieoer bic tribe Stimmung
Der peiiimiiten alif. 8aumpolle pir6
tuieber in groBen Quantitdten aur Stabt
gebra6t unb fino i9on gegen 1000 Ball
len bon bier peri1ift tporben. / Die @ez
f6dfte geben in Gplge bei1en re9t gut
un6 berri6t iiberaa regt Sbdtisteit;1 bic
0elfabrit 1T Sag uub sMa1t in Ope=
ration. Der 6igb 0iller Surnberein
feierte ,leBten Sonntag fein 12tes @inz
peibungsfeit unb batten fi9 baau @d5te
aus S6ulenburg, Meiniar unb Giatn=
nia eingefun6en. Selbit Stem 8raun=
fels mar our@ ben iobialen 6errn 6.
@ebren pertreten. DAB oas Set in
f66nifer harmonic berlief, brau1e idb
ippbl faunt 3u ertp1bnen, benn Gigb
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- Ser f1on por Idngerer 3eit er=
ilannte aeue Collector fir bas 3olbaus
IN CORPUS @briffi, S. 8ailep, bat lei,
Imt iibernommen. m si.aaN s.3ti.
~ Oie aipiiben BroipntDoob unb
Cisco fabrenbe poitfuti9e tpurbe bon
einem ein3elnen StraBenrduber, ber
nnd ni6t 20 Sabre alt iein fomnte, be=
raubt. Sn Der &utf6e befanb 5i1 sur
3eit elm eiu3elner paiIagier. ,,,s es...,.
4 IL %. gbriitnatt unb g. 6. Niblep
bon 8atesbiae ritten 5ufammen nod
6arroIb, als ii6 elm frember Mann gu
ibnen geielte, Der gbriifman ben 8ors
i9las madte, ibm fein pferb au Der.
faufen. Da ii6 Gbriifman tpeigerte,
erfdoB ibn Der Trenlbe. 9libleD iudte
barauf iein 9eil in oer Jluat, tpurbe
aber BON Dem M6rber perfolgt uno
rebenfals gei6oiien, luorauf berielbe
berl9manb.
-Sn Dallas trafen iinsiinitige Na6s
ri6teit aus ben 8ieb> Siftrteten ein, Die
2dnbereien tpeitli9 bes Colorado linb
gdnsli6 abgetueibet. gs befnben fi9
baielbf 100000 &opf Bieb aus benz
iiibmeitliden Seras, bas man mad Neu
Merifo au bringen iu6t. Oie Staats.
beb6rbe bat aber Quarautdne segen bas
8ieb ertldrt.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-04

les, no hacer case de nuestras 1ueias y
exprimirnos los bolsillos hasta el pnnto
lie dejarnos exhaustos.
Esta es una :. chocarreria
i'm oropia de periodistas cultos.
No es extrano que hablen de
poca consideraci6n los que de Sc.
mejante modo Sc producer.
ESQ de exprimir bolsillos :.
cuenteselo a tantos y tantos de
quienes diz que Sc ha querido ex
primir . Sc ha exprimido.
"Est&o por la organization: FL PIE
bio. E{ BuscQpif, EI Asimihsfa, E,
Deter. La Ciriiizacl5n, nosotros y has
ia FL Imparcial suponemos que Gala
uno de asos peri61icos tiene un ndmerc
de hombres u 81 alreded)r, d mas de
sus redactores, que estan cOnformes
con sns doctrinas."
lYa Ell Ciamor del PaHs I Sc
Ie relega? lSe hace ell vacio en-
t0rno suyo?
ISera FL Clamor uno de los
peri6dicos "por encima de los
cuales hay que pasar," segun dice
Et Pals?
A nosotr0s no nos toca contes-
tar.
Solo nos toca repetir:
Sc entienden que es un con,
tenfo.
iQle armonias tan encantaIo-
tas las que ofrece 81 reformismo
un dia Y otrol
Que edificanteSl
".Siga su curse
la procession.
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gatiuas que les atribuye Ia Cons.
tituci6n.
Uno y otro y ell todo Sc propone
la propaganda republican,; luego
no es legal nj licita nj permissible,
como supone Et BuScapif.
De intento hemcs anotado con
bastardilla la Erase por la fuerza,
que contiene ell artlculo citado,
pues con esa aclaraci6n Sc imagi
naran los sectarios republicanos,
que todo les sera ltcito, con ex
cepci6n de los procedimientos de
fuerza, por las armas. Pero su>
ilusiones Sc desvanecerap al leet
ell articulo l73 del mismo C6digo,
que establece termlnantemente
"Los que, Sin alsarSe en- armaS
v en- alberta hostilidad contra eI
Gobierno, cometieren alguno d.
los delitos previstos en- ell men
cionado articulo l69 (et citado)
seran castigados con Ia pena d.
lpriSi6n mayor" Esto eS. 10:
que, sin IeUantarse en- armas
Is sea, paci6camente, eiecutaren
actos encaminados a reempla
zar ell Gobierno CONSTRUCTION
por ell republicsno, seran castigs
dos con la expresada pena. Ma
die podra negar que ell escrltC
lanzado desde las columnas de ur
lperi6dico 8 desde la tribuna de
un club contra la Monarquia es
un acto encaminado d aquel tir
prohibido.
Por 81 quedase alguna duda
ahi esta la Ley de Imprenta vi
Igente, que en- su articul0 l6
parrafo cuarto, prohibe atacal
direCtQ D indireCtdmente la forms
de Gobierno 8 las institucione,
fundamentales, v proclamar maxi
mas o dOctrinaS COntrdriGS al sl1
tema mondrfuico constitutional
Por consiguiente, 81 esta absolute
mente prohibido proclamar maxi
mas s doctrinas contrarlas al si>
tema monarquico constitutional
no sabemos como Sc arreglarar
los republicamos dc por aca, par'
hacer su propaganda, dentro d.
la Lev. iQuiere decirnoslo E
Buscapie-
No hay que hacerse, pues, ilu
stones; todo aquel parrafo, que
hemos trasladado a eStas colum
mas; todas aquellas afirmaciones
que acabamos de comhatir, no sol
mas que. ell pretexto para logra
10 que ell 'derecho y la raz6n re-
chazan de consume, 81 es que n,
son va la terminate infracci6r
de la misma Ley. ST la Republi
ca es una forma de Gobiern'
insdmisible, dentro de la Consti
tuci6n, su propaganda sera III
delito, digan 10 que quieran 10
republicanos.
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Ell senior Hernandez Lopez tn.
70 4 su cargo, como Sc ha dicho,
"a impuguaci6n de cuatro de
aquellos dictamenes, pronuncian-
do extensos V Iumino3os discur
sos, con gran copia de datos y
razonamientos. Nuestros amigos
el senior Uoarri Y los Nocales de
la Comisi6n de actas, senores
Soler Y Munoz, dafendierou bri
Ilantemente aquellos dictamenes,
alegando fandamentos incontes
tables er repetidos y notables dis
cursos, que tambi6n pronuncia
ron, al efecto.
II Pcesidente, senor Nd1ez
dirigio imparcialmente Y cor
acieIto Ell debate, el cual tn6, co
mo pocos, en- ell buen sentido de Ia
palabra.
Termin6 tan laboriosa session
magma d la una de Ia madrugada
despu6s lie haberse cumplido con
todas las prescripciones legales.
Concurrieron a la session los
senores Ubarri, Soler, Munoz
Guarch, Caracena, Brusi, Pena
Chavarri, Vadi, Perez, Pena, Gar
zot, Aquenza, Fernandez, y ell Sr
Presidente, Nun Z, correligiona'
rios V amigos nuestros. \ los
senores Hernandez Lopez, Neva
res, terrer, Dominguez, Palacio'
y Otero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-04
INIENDENCIl GRAIL. DE- HACIENDA PUBLICA
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO.

Por Ell Ministerio de Ultramar, bajo
ell ndmero 594, y con fecha d.l mes
actual, sc comunica al Excmo. Sr. Co.
bernador General la Real orden que 81
que:
" Excmo. Sr.:-Sa ha rscibido ca
este Ministerio la carta de v. E. nd.
nero 500, fecha 9 de Setiembre tlti-
mo, en- que da cuenta de Ia s:tnaci6n
angustiosa por que atraviesan alganas
jurisdicciones de la costa Norte de esa
Isla; y enterado ell Rey 60. d. G.) de
cuanto resulta de dicha carta y del
ejemplar de la Gaceta que Ia acompa-
1a, ha tenido d bien disponer Sc mani
fieste d V. E. hsber visto con satisiac-
c6a las medidas adoptadas por ese
Gobierno General, para mejorar en- 10
possible aguella situacion. Al propio
tempo, y con ell 6n de contribute 4
conjurar la crisis de que Sc trata, se ha
dignado s. NJ. conceder & los pneblos
de Arecibo, Hatillo, Camuy, Quebradi-
las & Isabela, que resultan ser los mas
castigados, moratoria de IN a1o para
ell pago de la contribution territorial &
industrial, interim, comprobados los
pepuicios sufridos por los habitantes
de dichos pueblos, puede adoptarse una
resoluci6n mas benefciosa.-De Real
orden 10 digo a V. E. para 50 conoci-
miento y demas efectos, sigui6c6ndole
la necesidad de hacer entender & los
repetidos pueblos ell deber en- que estAn
de jaatiicar por medic del oportuno ex-
pediente la calamidad que les aqneja,
para que sirva aquel de Fundamental en-
cuanto sea possible d las resolucionss
nlteriores.
Y acordado ell ciimplase por s. e.
con fecha de hoy, Sc pnblica en- Ia Ga
ceta ofctat para general conocimiento.
Puerto Rico, Octubre "a de 1885,
Ell Intendente general de Hacienda,
W. Cabszas.