St. Croix avis

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a cent and is obliged to deceive its fol

lowers with highsounding articles 1n offi

cial papers and with debentares not worth

the paper they are printed on. When

asked for the amount of the loan, the ex

cuse to the people is that the irregularity

of the Packet from St. Thomas has pre

vented remittance; at other times the

money is on the way; it is in the hands

of Jesurrun of Curacoa, or Mendez the

friend of Baez in Paris has already receiv

ed it. With these and other inventions

Baez deceives the people and in the mean

time exac's the most ruinous contributions

from them.

“Not long ago, by a government order,

a number of cattle were lifted in the Pro

vinee of la Vega and taken to Santiago,

there disposed of, and the money intro

duced afterwards in la Vega as a portion

of the foreign loan received by the Gov

ernment. This was nothing more than a

trick of the Mariseul. We can add to this

a great many acts of spoliation committed

by the Government and its agents. ‘T'he

cases of the Moyas, Alfied Deetjen, Far

rington, Maximo Grullon, Manzueta, Adon,

&ec., &c., may be cited, and of forced con

tributions inflicted on Domingo Gonzales,

Manuel Mieses, Grecorio Ramnirez Juan

B. Bellerano, Rafael Maichena and others.

“As the master so are the servants.

Valentin Ramirez, brother of the Presi

dent, lately visited Puerto Plato, and his

eyes fell on a valuable bell which the late

Padre Moya had procured for the Parochial

Church, and he had it sold for S6OO and

sent the money to the capital for his bro

ther, an aet of sacrilege unexcused even

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

St. Croix avis. (1868). Christiansted, St. Croix [V.I.], 1868-11-03. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84037526/1868-11-03/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: St. Croix avis, 1868-11-03.