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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-10
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REcoMENDAMos la Digestina
Ulrici, que es un nuevo medicameuto
que bien puede calihcarse dc ehcaz
en- las Intermediates del esf6mGgo y
de asombrosos resultados. FL EXPIRE
sado remedio sc administra en- obleas,
y su inventor garantiza la curacion dc
las personas que 10 usen, y el alivio Q
meioria desde Ia primera GAIA.
Este afamado especihco 10 recibe y
vende en- Puerto Rico d. Fidel Gui
uermety.
INTERESANTE.-Para Ia conServa
ci6n de los sellos de gonna, es indis
pensable que Ia tinta que con clos SC
emplea sea especial.
En- el BoLETIN MERcANTIL, de A
Lynn Sucesora de Moris. SC vender
tinta especial y dc superior caiidAe
para sellos de Coma, y almohadilla
permanentes dc todos tamaiios y co
lores. Con el uso de dicha tinta $
conserva la elasticidad dc los sellos
que Sc hacen ilataeables por los insec
tos.
CfRcULo DE AMIcos.-El domin
go tuvo lugar en- este simpatico cen
fro una agradabilisima vclada. Fue
xon puestas en- escena "Niha Panch.
y Asirse de TN cabello", sobTesalien
do en- su ejecucion la Sra. San,iso J
Ia nina Emilia N1hez. II 81. Viz
carrondo estuvo admirable en- el pia
no.
Termino la velada con una jafanii
de las de "primo earteIlo'. como 70
das LIS del Circulo de Amigos.
ola UNlDAD NAcIoSAL".-Co
este titulo, y bajo IA direccaon Z
nuestro estimado amigo d. RAmo
Llanos y Baeza, h empeIado d "
hlieasss en- Nsysgsss 10 nssvo Q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-10

Un doctor y professor distinguido
decia: GEL Hero es el amigo de
hombre." En- efecto, cierta cantidad
normal de este elemento es necesarie
4 la buena constitution de la sangre
y al funcionamiento regular de lo'
organos. El Hieyyo BravHis es e
preparado cuyo empleo corresponds
neior q dichas necesidades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-10

Ell senior don Miguel Oller desd
Puerto Rico ha enviado tambien ra
zonado testimonio que justifca come
el Digestive Mojarrieta prueba dia
riamente su efcacia superiorlsima, y;
hoy universalmente reconocida.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, Enere
80 de 1896.
"Cumplo sagrado deber enviandc
mi tribute, con el solo proPosito de
que sea conocido por ese gran mime
70 de seres desdichados, victimas tan
to de su enfermedad como de la ex-
plotaci6n de que han sido objeto.
Aquellos que como yo ejercen la
profession de medieos, no pueden per
manecer indiferentes los casos, ver-
daderamente notables, de curaciones
realizadas por el "Digestivo Moja
rrieta con que diaramente nos en-
contramos en- personas que habian
sido reconocidas incurables, y por clio
hube de ensayar el producto recibien
do la grata sorpresa de encontrarme
con la doble o:igjnalidad de Anula-
dor franco de la medication sintoma-
tica que tantas victimas viene eau
sando y q la vez perfeccionador has
ia el grado necesario del metodo mas
racional.
Bien cierto es que Bouchard hace
aiios planted una te0yfG magnifca co
mo feoyta general, pero de la cual
desgraciadamente en- la practica solo
hemos visto un tanto confirmada la
accion sobre los intestinos, mientras
que con el producto "Digestivo Mo-
iarrieta Sc obtiene la doble accion
estomacal { intestinal. con que Sc
consigue realizar la verdadera accion
clinica superior y exclusive del "Di-
gestivo Mojarrieta".
Sincere placer me cauaa, pues, ma
nifestarle que he obtenido curaciones
en- realidad notables y completes, no
solo en- las afecciones cronicas de Dis
pepsia, Gastralgia y Enteritis. en- que
tan precisa es su accion, sino que
tambien en- infecciones agudas, tales
como Disenteria, Tiflitis, etc, ma
yores d6sis.
Completeness en- extreme alentar
Vd. en- la empresa que ha iniciado, al
felicitarme de la OCCASION para offecer-
me 4 Vd. alto. s. affmo.
Q. B. S. M.
Dr. Miguel Ol.sr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-10

Ell Vino Qaina La,Oehs no es una
preparation vulgar, sino el resultsdo
de estudios y trabajos que han Waldo
q su autor una recompensa de 10000
frs. Y Medallas de oy0; es muy ehcaz
para combatir las Afecciones de-
estomago, la Anemia. y Calenturas
por inveteradas que sean, etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-10
a. u1NRUDs fonso Xii:1 ~

oonstante surtido de relojes, =
p.ender1a de ORC con brillantes y
ple0ras fnas de 10 mas m0derno
que pueda desearse. Garantisan los
oD}etos y venden 4 precios m6di-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-10
Las R8f0Enas del. ST Haqla
usTuDxO CRxrTCo
DON ldNAClO DlAZ GANEJR.
SlsclOr dsl BOLETN kERCLNflL
on PUERTO RIOC

Tai es 10 portada de un folleto
que acAba oe edisArse en- esta Ca
%, obra del Director del BoLxTm
MxRoARTn. Contiene 60 pagipas
de lec,ura, en- AZ mayor, y, como
- hA Anuncisdo, % dedieA AI llua.
ire Jetc del Parudo "Union Con .
.ltucionAl' dc Cuba, Keno 81
Marques de ApexteguiA. Contie.
nc sl ngulense programa:
Dedicaloria. - Preludios. -
DesArrollo del plan.-Considsra'
| cionea.-E preambulo exposicion
Los Manicipios.-LA OAmar'
InsulAr.--E! Conselo.--El Gooer
nador GsnerAl.--LA hissorlA.--Ll
legAtidad.--LA sAaon suprema.-
La RspAracion
| 81 tonsso &C otrece en- las al
lRuientes condleioneai
| Un mplAr----.... 30 ct
| Con el rssrAGo del anlor. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-10
LM DERnH0i PlAIIos
Ek&
ILGISfERIO DE ULfRLnLE

Dsss8aA Msg4Amsa&a GO
TwxmlMaa s1ggs aaEasN AaassN, y tss~
mmaaxtsss s~ssA Esssss psssa = s~iA-
s'xsaNa "a J . gs&s@xa~@sa. vaM&e-
a&&as y oHf@M&.@As@. s~ss ns@
An.asam n. 08asa@s sM~1ssy-s@-
t~s 90 l. m@ssAA@~sa = M3A@wssS
xaAEaw@ As Maass&
fUAssss saAsssAasss~ g. - ksaNN4
IGpNsMuA.s gAa sasA aAA
N6mAm@s 60 wa4s - .asa 10
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DxDiCAroRlA.
LA RAzoH DEL TITUKO.

DkDiOATOhAs
LA RAzoH DEL TITULo.
acknowledgements deber
cumplido.--La generation que su-
be.-La justioia humanA--Pretax-
tos criminales. La formula del
progreso.--El pcogreso y sus ma
nifastaeiones.-La opinion p6blica.
-H periodismo.-Lo que debe ser
el perlodismo.-Lo que eS hoy la
prensa. a.-La prensa y las leyea-
- politioA 10. que debe scr Ia
politica--Oomo % hacen los poll
sicos.-C6mo nacen los pArtidos.--
Los prograInAs politicos---Artih-
cioa politieoa.--N oarnAvAl pclfti-
so.-MiseriAs politicAs. - Hineeri-
dAd politicA polite
LA democSaeiA- Principles do
nocrAtieoa- a--Ahaurdos demoerAtl
cos.-Dcllrios dcmocrAtteos. -- L.
libertAd dc la OAsedra.-IAbertac
contra dercano,--LA iguAldAd 90
clAl. .-- Ia iguAldAd en- In hlssoriA
La iguAldad ante In rAson.-LA 90.
berAniA- La dcIaAgogiA--Loa hun
noa medeEnoa.-IA ruvolualoa.-
La AneixAA--Ooniaasoa y eAoA-
III illamo.--PFopAgAndAa demo
.odofAA lancer soelAl.--Ankino
niAs y AaomAliAA--N mayor q.
los sFroFeA AHA " 10 aAya.-Eps
logo y oonelnaaoa.
Dc vursA--Ks 10 lmpssatA d.
BnLxxix MmAoAax.L-
! preao--Ua poso stnensaiA ssn
sAvos sssmpaAx.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-10

o' A'p''''u ea"'0S' Mojarrieta 1"
por su acci6n segura y radical en- las
Intermediates cr6nicas mas antiguas,
por rebeldes que hayan resultado {
todo otro medicamento.-Dr. LHis
[.smen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-10
FL DR. lose A Malberti, especialis-

ia en- enfermedade:
mentales y nerviosa:
ymuyparticularmen y
te en- el tratamientc
psiquico del Histeris-
no en- sus diversa:
manifestacisues, " ha-
ce constar que duran
te su larga practice
~c..s1~ai - .
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4ERNAlZ & co.
-1.-TRxUAC- LII

lmportsdores en- grande escaia,
dc mercancias de todas proceden-
alas.
Sus t1endas de derall EA LUZ
HLNOTRIOA y La. VILLA DE
BILBAO son siemDre las mejor
anrridas.
Iienen bucucsales lmportadoess
en- A1ecibo 7 HumaCao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-10
6ANTORAI

Microbes Io.-Santa Margarita
Reina de Escocia.
Jueves II.-San Bernab<, apostle!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-10
DR. JOSE R. DOMINIQUE.
Rogue. Cuba.

"Entrc La multitud de preciosos me-
dicamentos que ls cieneia ha descu-
bierto y aplica para la curaeion de
la tos, bronquitis agudas y oronicas.
refriados, irritaciones de garganta,
catarros mucosos y demas enferme-
dades del aparato respiratorio y pull
monal, diheilmente sc encuenira otro
que reuna las brillan;es condicion=s
del Pectoral dc Anacahuita preparado
Dor los Sefores Lanman Il Kemp dc
New York
'Su csmerada preparation y sus
rclevantes virudes que hemos podido
observar en- naestra pfactiea nos per
miten decir y asegurar que 6 uno dc
los mejores pectorales 81 cue deben
deberan la curacion uillafes dc en-
fermos.
Barcelona. IS dc Enefo dc 1859.
DR.. BEglTo ToRA FEKKEk."
Catedfa,ieo dc la UniverSsdad dc
Granada. Doctor en- Me5icina. Cru ia
y Fsrmacia. DelegAdo y larado &c
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-10

O. As''' medicamente le ha
proporcionado resultados tan salts
factories y completes como el "Di-
gestivo Mojarrieta " en- las enferme-
dades del est6mago { intestinos.-
DR. Lose Il. 1laL6srtf.
Mexico, Mario 8 de 1896.
Me satisface parciparle que vengc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-10

SMplS d nuC
en- mis- en-
fermos de
estomago {
in te sti nos,
con resulta
dcs verda
de ra mt {
notables e.
/" Digestive
NJ -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-10
Talac0 CD rama dol Dafs.,

Venden { precioa m6dioos 3. A
4ianeSa Herman0 en- su almackn
loAle de IL FortaleEa n6mero l0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-10
sues. DE ORCksITAs &C

1mportadoEes de mercsnoias de
toda clases y proCedencias.
ventas al por mayor, Orux 2;sy
al detail, en- sus tiendas Flor 3e
Julio y Gallo de Oro, calle de la
Foftaleza esquina 4 la Orus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-10
GERONIMOszERBl

OORREDOR DE OOMEROIO Y
AGENTR DE NEGOOIOS tiene
establecida 50 Oficina en- 10 calle
de Is Fostaleza, n6mero 10, de eata
c.udGd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-10
ARRUzAY CA.
TETUAN-11

1lmaoenistas importadorev de
provisiones. Venta al por mayor.
1 fDuefos de la antigua y acredita-
da F&brioa de F6aforos, estableci-
da en- SanturCe.
Marcas BOLIVAR y OONILL
-Dep6sito: Tetu2n liz
Agentes de la acreditads maroa
de cigarrillos Paiarito. Belleza >
Libertad.
Fabr1ca de licores de rodas Glasses
Admiton as6ceres { consigna.
ci6n.
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paper in WHICH tho name OF colfas did
not appear even once The scheme for his
defeat Was Ncil managed. The CORE
.rond"nts rat' a iablr oi thr ntulihl.
result nt thr nT-' ballot II showed about
me 'hiri Tor ooitsN. one-thlrd Tor M
svn and IN" remainder scattered among
i9s oTifo sunH nom ih0 din"rrnt states
Tn was t"fore tha adopHcn of lnH rule
"hich nov nreN.nfe ANY state fron
chang ug ITS vote uiltii irp,hrr ballot has
been iai. The great point With the
" ilsou Wrn WITS to get the iirsi change
- thor fyor Ih,N surrounded ttn
fhni'raH "a WHEN The roll Gait was COM
rl"i'i 'h shouted 10 him ''lie gentle
man FROM virginia, whom thoy knew
was r.ahA t. change his states vote from
John y if"is, senator from Virginia, TO
Henry Nilson ~ is sentl man from Viz
siull has the noor." said the chairman.
khgIrh chnEri her 'nitr. voi" uoin
John f. i.rNls la Henry WILSON, 'rnAt
Fc'iled " lu i've minutes enough changes
IT complimentary Nufrs had bon inada
hand. tho vote Of rsnnttr rec Aas ready To
ch"nSc irom iiorac. Ma3n 10 Srhuy-
Ter 'olftN. and untoubichlS II this change
had been mad, nsfore that nf Virginia
tboir would have been a stampede, to q ~
fan and be would have been nominated.
Tho lhersl republican convention. which
gave Mr Greeley his first nom nation mo-.
on tho Ter az May. as wss evidenced by the
firsi sentence tn IA. speech Of Mir carl
siehurz. who started tue oratory. "rhl Is
moving day said ne. Nil Scnnrz had
S1insad In four Nrlrk from tn. sianrh
admircr aud great chnmrion OF Grant.
whom he tiilogi1'i c,trANtgar' Is IN thn
'tnNrniipn nf iHN, "a che arch dctraclor
81 ~. great sc,h'ar, whom ne dononncH I
~ hi ~ : rpefchra ln i,i2, max ne gh.ni
rms out with The refrain. ANY man ia
heaf 1rsri- SrhWz vas, however murh
Ir tVpA'niri ana much rh'Triued WITH h.
result nt ihf cincinnati convention Tie
nhN not approve Of ftfaelgNfg ~ .
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l..af
- ~ .''H s..'t'.'N.'u q wore ny lash alnlost
tetHi"'oh mo htnlr'fkS,
'f Ni'N 'NH, - cause "t lenhs
A'" Hrion had bccn
h,''t' We "N nc 90, lile
NIt 'sNl pl li' hN"f.iten MS
'' l- iN.''.N h was me mas"
it'"' iHt w. Nrft pf4inin Ns ~
gi iNr Al iriaw Nnh f'goHilf oeen
a. - 9ui-t i'i NM i"f 81 major
' I.'N ~ i''f- rsN-" t'-t h"n
tfel 4n '"fnt ~ N mac pifh NJ \ al
- rs 'ftH' "t'.s' Af't't ~ ii'N"HN
thousand Of mites through Ohio VIVA MIN
~ r"ror d. 81 'oN'H Tor f.a c.ngMusi
tuHinrf ~ There vas "a great demand
ioi ps utlerneee- gr+i the 'oWm"irlAi
'niH'itnes 'o supply II WIN verbatim re-
travelling inroueh fh4 .5t.f. Nr .ttan-
d.sarm aud senerally occupied adleu-
ms STAT in me edia hni Mr. Ndl,a 1.e-
nam NaH ~ ile hahi 90 becoming com
iAiiH hiiff DE o. BIS hnprs Hnl PLAN ~
fnr campaign nf l-nl be- frequently 81
I'm boz lad iisinip' uutrifiHnatug witr
~ ihr party inal,rs That y % dcmr-
Fratu iaE- -lnfufi- msA rhp.rr 10 vi 10
h. senator Thurman having ..skeI hls
lla-.tt. 40, fhr 2eyeinorvhtr n "a h.n.
lrncA Thar tha republican, r.udiaaf.. Tor
governor wa olec.el hy "A sua1 majority
hui that A democratic lcvtsistur. VA
chosen Tho ptsidptan movement was
booming In Ono ian, lts dlsrirhanre Mas
in.,aienea hv ludr. ,rnHrrn,r ,f,,
hAaton for ,.n.e-n.,g ,s,err,sf,r, e., an.
senator. ana Il -lafnd ma, ,,,,isy. ba VIC
| clra.n 10 ma, oft.., a.. .o,,tI ,ot ,io1,
, M Onto delcsaiian "a ~, ins'rnc,si for
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his veftors and mas cordial orfahlA and
au.'e communicative to all. Anoui ,ha
> N't'fSt tnlng said OF him was hy the
N'noyr hilc New York sun, which esii-
Iptlt' nm as good man, weighing 30
i""Nus'
1854
Tho republican catherine in rb4caro ~,
1854 uos r,or,. 90 =, 49,,
,..,,...a..,... 49, ~ "'a'h"' thhh
N'''n' hole delegations. white
ana BAL k. which had been Instructed for
Pi.,ldeut Arthur were horrh, ,o, A.
Hl.ire ,..t,. NON 'V' W.
wy Wtl itmenlper an incident
XIX IN ~ ,,b KS tn'' wh'ch occurred o.
:, - - ~ Hllasp- Al ABOUT twenty
,',','s ~ s.df 81 mat city me ram was
',,.,,, ny ~ h"n "ho al once sought the
,s,,,,.4 go, wHlon armed Delegation OF
,f,-tr,,,,fi 49,, ~ Stht'' Mnieh rdl
tIc t, tx Hri'li' re soon found
ir,r,,',,,.,., ., t!'o ue.e sN@on, 10 "nJn ns
n'i's'il' am fol- Blaine.
,ru,. ".ii hho" you arc Tor Ar
HaVt - ". W a. good pun,cLiis.
,i.a IT,, I,.N piaee y" 80 Wh.h Won al
th ~, hitas"' me negro replied IN
,n,,td ~, 80, i lH'' n. Apprl inc d..t-tt on
IN ,.bi7 H. H. w leIS "hen they afrn-i
nso, ~ ~. tnat no pieparluons had
,.i t,,rt Ia oh, '"Ai me wnit" man.
,,,,.,er. ~ set quarters 4 you haven't
ami v,iil ~. ~, hu' JnSt come with Inc,
'rher, .,a,c - you hi'' laNeh care OF.
49, w aYout twenty negroes In The
.slesh,. on, ana on the / arryai IN .,h,c,rn
me blaine .inissary- Tor such h. was--
maj .ned them oll on to II good hoard,nr
W Sghssg o ~nfsr he guaranteed their bis
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nA king and had now resolved TO
warwick. good many messages
passed bstwaen WASHINGTON and In6s!
appils. most Of thsm borne by Stepheln
rlkins 70 whom the arrangement o.
,aiis haf been asa gned and who was
an poll'lcai topics. When the corvenIS1
NJ" II Was well uuie"stcod that Mr.. Bt1
hsi "lihdrawn in favor II HARRISON W
ny" fhslanding this fact. he recs'I
,o'ts.' ~ every bilo'-35 on the nrst
u,ls 10 y on the NTH and falling toe1
~ "ssln eandida'o and received as nlsa
- VOTES on the third ballot but fkII
ana htd only lis on the last ballot. Cnas1
NJ l'en'w was voted for tnfv2
nren ral.pis. receiving as high as Tvyl
- az we close of the third baHo.
mHtlH was withdrawn. Harrison st,.l
~ ~ votes. began TO gain on the ~, w
pa !ol and was nominated m the e!,1
~ ~ "o'NF There Is every reason 70
leIe nat Mr. Rhine subsequently regy
,rn nls esp'rsal of Mr. Harrison's -
hu' he Wa chiefly urged 10 II at the
ps - nesire To defeat John She'II
~ MS, whom lie had held a srudge
IN. whon sherman had come out s INV
r. III .nnport of Hayes and against ~
ne SHERMAN movement was ac1unLS
TO ne II of strength when the Ts
i"rrisrn combination was made. No
often said Of Sherman that he woun
= - "d,n man to nominate but an easy
20 elect What | mean, was that
uusii'lo.' OF heart and temperament w
49,, 'ht MN unpopular among the cons~
n,s Jew VINO control nom nations "
Id Loe '1ert him among the masses.
knew Ftile OF his GOODNESS hut nue.
~ t.hh'ness. He was caviare 10 w
M, nu nominate president. but NOT
n,! VINO elect a president me
dan,a of those who nominate a'sI
ueni 10 those who elect n presidss
'MlF small, but II is necessary TO pc
, nerd hrioNe being elected. and sne'
ueNrf could pass the barrier WHICH
Ven'ions erected against him altn
bser before tho people he woula
81, h Popular candidate. with q
~ or reasons for h election.
norotn WIS nominated for vice
~ IN o. me first ballot. After tne
i n, 81 HARRISON. Blaine lost the ~
~ maenetsm which had charee ~
III 'or many years, and sank INTO
hsss and moroseness, until the
l"een himself and the man W.
nun made his chief became open ~
r"mvea,ed. His conduct in 1899 -
Engineered that it need not nov
wv ~ Louis on tho eth Of June, "
nllfs had long been foreseen " ~
n"h' ion of Mr.. Cleveland. wnien,
nN aneiainaiion. There was litus
~" Tor the vice presidency, hiit
in,laliy gwen 10 Allen q. ThuIn
c,nsn on The first ballot. over M
nray Of indiana and John e. bsAt
Illinois. Thurman's friends made
nEnt rather picturesque by adcp9
red handanna as their symbol,
yond this there Is little TO REM
mat convention.
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obe-Democrat
rhere arc few men who can bes. my

obe Democrat
There are few mon who can beat my
cord for attendance es reporter and cor
,spondent at National conventions. !
W Lincoln's SECOND nomination IN Bal
more, McCicllan's nomination in chi
go In 1854. and every other nomination
ltil ISIS. when Ciet Gland was nominated
ST. Louis and Harrison IN Chicago.
here are men who have attended all the
.,nocratic conventions IN this lime. and
,erc are men who have attended all the
.publioan conventions IN THIS ,iine, but
10 number who have attended all OF
9th sides is. think. very srnuil.
1854.
There was nothing ot great interest IN
lie republican convention Of 1854. The
enominstion Of NIr Lincoln was FORE
one conclusion. brough, about by de-
land from the people as opposed TO The
esire of the politicians. Missouri east
twenty-five yoies for General Grant. but
II the other states wer. for Lincoln. ari
,fissouri soon moved to make the uominA-
ion unanimous There WAS q little atir
over the vice presidency. hu. iarspn
appeal Tor Anii-w Jphnheh
'arfied the dAN We aye indented To- the
work Of ,his convention for or" u NJ
little stories that about
swapping horses while crossing
,ream" when informed ~ his renoml
iaiion Mr.. Lincoln H-d ic could not ne
cunt for u except hV ON ins.d. ui iilt
out IN Illinois once. Two men
we're riding on hparrtch from oii oA 8"
.des OF "A small riYef fnes mot iu ma
'tream aud ore Of thfm said to tnr Otter
f1hatr m" hor-i. how ~ lll YOU irfti"
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majority Of 1872. ssi. Mr.. Blaine. "A .s.S.
Inns II the father OF the mugwumn 1884,
a.so octcmpAshed his own defsss1s ~!
pies lent 1c could not allow Arthr,' W
icts'y- aiich an ,nuofsemsnt as wosss y
inferred from Fclger's election. srg
constructing a giliows for the sxss~.. q
81 Artitnl - simply made one I'm ~
self clcVai1rd Wds not nom.natsA ~
,lected because he was governor OF ~
York. bot because ne hal been e,ect.nHsea
such "a graf nnj,iaiy The cana,aH.3
named W ,h.s convent on were NsSss
Connecticut. b.line OF Name. A,th"y u
New York, Shnrman of Ohio. EdmunT. y
Vermont and Logan Of l,lnois Fonra
lots we're taken. Mir. Blaine s.af,as ~
With - ~ votes Mr. Arthur MIN "
Biliue continued 10 in!n aud arthm.
lcsa Until the fourth ballot, Winch Y.
sii tor hu-ne ana M Tor Arthur swss ,.g
great difi-cif.iy General Logan w,.w NY,
ducesi TO tnhc second place on the s,..1n
lio at Hrat POSITIVELY refused. bu v.e1et
ffionGs urged hm in kilograms bevosa ~
ower TO resist. -
The democratic convention for th,, ~
met IN Chicago on the sth day ~ q.
with MIR. Hubbard oil Texas as temrs.-s
chairman and seven cgndidates in IN. NJ
nayail 81 be.a"are. Mcdonald NJ n
diana, carlisle of kentucky. Cl.yelaiA =
Nrw OK, thurman ana ioadlv of mn,
and Randall OF Pennsylvania Cievs,s9
Was easily Inc most popular man. hi, u
wes ispl eusty opposed by the ramnn.S
dei=rauon. General Bragg of WlsconS
cams. - mis- defense IN q sreerh rs.sSS
VII lcne b, I, iu.mlarcd for a few - ~
pntaxr> | think II VA, MIR. BourkA Cats
ral ui tn. I ,nint3ny delegation. ~
claimed for himself and his associate ~
II leyeland ,nien the special cha mpion,Ss
Of the hard handed labor element. X
wh.ch Bragg lepEed that the Tann.,,
ii.s had harden 4 their hands pt,ncinsS.
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Tho republican convention OF 1888 m,
IN chicago aud gave Benjamin Harris,
an cas-, introduction to the presidency i
n nomination which was really tAstcvsi
upon him nv MIR. Flame The man ~,
Maine had made three frirtless efortl 4
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,,.,-. are three clsss"4 ~ people WHO
me- 80 we instead OF I-cJi'ors'
rsttiitat.s and mon win tape "o''n'
=. .s ac,,c,ra,lc convention ct l''e
.,. candidates were nar,cd- Thomas
,sa,.,s ~ Delaware Thomas y. Hero
.,rs ~ Indiana, Jcel Parker 81 ~"
Jersey. satnuci H. Ti'hen 81 Nv a.
VII am Allen OF ONO ana NN"f''
Hancock of Pennsyivania' In'fe
nothing very notable In me piV.e'' ~
,rpdrF. nomination mad bsen for some
I'm. a ,hing assured. ON the INST "a
int rui.u received majority ~ f'F
yoies ,a.i-4i,--nU. the iwo-'l,
r.,,e-.,itt.d another halo'. ara ni'
va. Increased 10 oG uui - i-'al ,t
.ree no,ati. .venf II THIS sftai eiiAetit-
49,, l.a tt....sr OF Henry " 'ffVil So
rraise of iiden. Mir. Nawtl.'
chosen a. temporary cna-riltiN n o,,
t.kius MS seal dciiy. rcd slhenn,n -, 49,
5og. v hirh elected frequent apP'aNse
and crnsf admiration. II War il t.ts '-'"-
oiiru tor l!ldeu'e nomira. ON
y ,n,ira,o the ,,oss.ssun aud use ei iH'Hr
vanr wr.rh 10 yro-ncic pNtt ny sN'e' SIS
va mrs, used. It's original arF-l ~
wa ~ tle to.Wrnns ~ D" 'fr'. IT,.
rra, N Dispatch sent hy me '''n ,' ~
ftr.ou cay ,n report of ne iN' -
Of 81 convention cfN"l tn f.t
to ies 81 Lou. conven ion repro
cd Il a.,fsate g. sai ns 'hai 'ne-h
cot use ror, nation. What r9 dH az
"a. a "hoitick fuil O morry, MY
.raane.d ID 30 "haf - mof" eNNi".
sNt etm. and . more iene ger 3i"
nrii Of one .i.iao.e instead III tN p.
aud therefor. moro Nks fo "r40h 'n
h raurn, Ike fury i'ar'er Weeks; N
a.inc every issue dG' Ae rnmph.TN