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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-24
Clothing.

CUSTOM TAILORING ESTABLISH.
y MENT. THOMAS T. SMITH, Cutter FIR the last
three and half years with VIM. H. Hudson, takes this
method Of infoi ming his friends and the public generally
that he has taken Chambers in Clarks New Block where
be int nds to carry the Custom Tailoring business In
all lis branches where all who favor him with call oaa
rely on his best endeayors to suit them.
Entrance No 257 Nam street. diff my3
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Price Two Gems.
Boston advertisements.
REMnYAL,



DIR r. GREEN, has under treatment numerous
eases Of all kinds of Chronic dsease among which are
about five hundred cases Of CANCER. HIS ONCE is rav
thronsed by those Athlete with Scrofula, Hum the
Blood Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs Dyspepsia Mv
er Complaint Dropsy, Rh umatism Heart ., mpl ints
C'nsnmptian If the Blood. Nervous Debility. Female
Complaints, and all Chronic Diseases
In consequence of the increase business Il BECAME
necessary 10 employ another medical assistant He has
now the p asure OF informing the public he has
cured the services of DR g. W. FAY thorough ard &C.
complished physician an surgeon. One who has entv.
ed superior advantages in the best medical schools and
hospitals in the Country.
Or Green now having four assistants hopes 70 he able
70 meet the demnnds OF who may prefer tn natural
system OF msdicine upon scientihc nri cpes He has
recently lifted up an ther boarding house, where those
from distance can have all the necessary care for rea-
sonabe com pensaton
Persons wishing o Cancer Scrofulous Tumors ex-
tracted by the Plaster do so by calling Office.
ample reference can be given show the complete sue.
cess Of his praotice. sf
DR.. Green will be at the Office every day from "a. NJ.
III T. NJ, Wednesday and Saturday evenings from to
O'Clock. Dr. Fay competent person will be In
the Once from A. NJ. to P NJ Sundays from ito 10
o'clock NJ. -
Omce SO BroOmAeld street, BOatOu.
jAlb dtf-
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Id EAL ESTATE BROK GR,-The under
Es signed has an office at No. 80. Main street.
where he @ he happy u meet ay persons DESTROYS o
purchasing huiling lots, farms those ha ing RAJ
Estate which tn wish exchange orsotler property
Any person, desirous Of purchasing, exchanging H. al
Estate, will find IL for their interest 70 call me- AZ
my office between the hours of 81 O'Clock NJ, and 81
O'Clock L. NJ.
money will be furnished to purchasers who wis
10 build. BENJAMIN WADSWOKTH
Wcrtpstpr July 3. 1885 dlv
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nSTATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
y COMPANY. w Orcrster, Mass.
INooBPoRATED lS45
Guarantee Capital. 100000.

sSTATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
= COMPANY. SVOrcrster, Mass.
INCORPORATED lS45
GHarnntee Capital. 100000.
Ion, Isaac DAVIS, Presf. CLARENDON HARRIS, Sec'v.
This very successful Company conducted upon the cash
principle, with rigid economy, having accumulated
surplus cash capital have been enabled to reduce
he rates of Preuum about 20 per cent and dispense
rely sh d'pese uoies the am ua premium being the
vtent OF the liability.
$4,000 only taken risk.
Policies issued good lives for California and Other
outtries 81 reduced premium.
go~ hrther information, aprls TO
3LAREND0N Rails. secy, 9s Mcln Ct,
uar- III, Worrest0-
" OTICE.-REAL EsTA rE nOuGHt AND SOLD
House Lots fer sue. Farms exchanged for city prop
erty, City Prop ry exchanged Tor Farms in the crnrtry.
Also, attends the Ltttiug.of Te ns, G iecting
p2s aG Adm FLAGG
Covmrtuer.hip.-Ihe undgrsi. ireo d We IN day
formed copa tutrsmp for trausac in. general com
mission business IN Flour, Grain, Butttr Chsese Prov zee
Leather, &C. under the naine Of UPllAM ALDRlCHt
aud will con hue tbs business Of Aidi Co. at No AZ
GEORGE P UPHAM
?. W. ALDRICH.
Worcester Sept. LIST. 1865. dtf
10 the Courts and Josu es h wing jurisdiction in The
IreUis q.
VENuE Trustees II the State Reform schn ut wesb
ouun desr, inform the several Courts Of thu M
nonweilth taxing coguiz nee Of I'VE lie de inlueny.
Tint the Renrn School rs nov occupie b! a areer 1um
her bnys than cited to provide for TeS eretre
request N At pre- eut be sent there. Should
9omuntmtt con- llue Tue only alternative presented TO
the Trustees Is t. rem md poriion the u es to the
Houses Of Curr,c ioh provided by aw. To prevent
this necessity, this nodca Y sp Ctiuly given.
BY Ordeo ol the Trustees.
THOs. a. GREENE, secy.
Westhnrongh. Oct. II, 1855 dtf
nnttt.UING MOVING he subscriber. "
BD han several year, exp nelce IN hos an Vi
svtfh tahiv,
gonld res ecully inform thu ctz oi rc, str and
vicinity that and after November 1T. h. will ut nd 10
an, usdess Ia his Inc. in prompt AMI eilioiet
npr.
Dexter PORTER CROSS,
o25 d3m' No. Myrtle At.
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97HGAP FUEL! CaEAP FUEL !!

The subscriberis prepared to furnish mixed Peat of
good qua at $500 for ole, $3.50 half cords.
Those VINO wish lie pric If fuel to tnue ,onabe
rates. wi do u Peat in their S, either with
ar with uf Foud, experiments having been made fully
to t. ts economy. he demand tor it hitherto has ten
much greater than was expected. Alb 800 crds have
beendstr bu ed and only alb ut 400 mo Of this rop
man. Il eau hr more easily d4iv red in November than
III the winter months. Orders solicited l.
convenient, at the Office OF tn Spy, or the strr OF
Il. j. DIXIE,
Ma dtf o,e .,,inst
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Real Ggtate.

E1V9R SALE OR EXCHANGE. : good
Wnden lIdiiilrs, situated in the heart Of thu city OF
worcester stories IL h-gn'b, and wed adapted for
gisi mill workshops orany mechanical purposes Also,
steam EnginP, Of II horse power, with two boilers,
nearly new, 10 complete orders The above properly Will
be sod at amrgan If ppiied for spon either cash or
exchange for other property Apply to
A. J. EATON,
$40 dh Cor. Southbridge and Myrtie sts.
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the times
ROBTNSON'S CURTAIN FIXTURES,
which universally acknowledged to be the best and
cheapest in Also, Window Shade. and Fixt4res
various kinds. His assortment NJ
Feather Beds. Conaforters, Mattresses,
is large and embraces every thing desr bic this line or
COOKING and PARL0R STOVES,
he has large assortment, bnn and secondhand
Also. a compls te assortment of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!!
ofevery description, and being anxious to reduce his
Block previous to Jan. l. 1856 he viii make greater in
duceet purchasers, than before offered in
this city, Let all in want Of any article in the
House Furnishing line, call thu Store see if it is
40. SO. j. L. HOOD.
232 Main st.
b. Cash paid for Secondhand Furniture. app
abpve. n27 dtf&w3t
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= VALf ABLE FARM ron sALE-

~ VALt ABLE FARM FOR SALE
t#;,. situated about ami a haf mile East Of the
4a-s cehtre oil nth Brookfel cfutaining one hun
6red aud sixy # Land, well divided into MoVing
PASTURE, iiliase Orehardlng, and, Wood land, and well
Eeuc with stone wall.
me location is desirable house large, and nearly new
WIN othrr "utbHldinRs excellent spring of water
Carried IN an aequeduct the house and barn the so
lsgooi' and the tacibies such, there being muck 10
aeundanceon the premises Jhd with small 0nllay the
al9y farln l@V be n de qasf 56U GiY7 sri i8Bhs
ard WOOD mp the pr mises. The whole win he sold
gether or paratt 70 suit purchasers The ahavenrs
rare pprrtunity for enerpn ing man to make
ey. as The prop rty viii be sold Low
For further particulars. nqu re of Mr.. CHARLES
JENKF on the premises, or OF THOMAS BOND, in the
village.
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So "a - CARRIAGE Elsa TOLMAN q
,-:S - co. have so new CARRIAGES
~ So 70 sale. Coaches, Carryalls, Phaetons
a-S------~,ssf-~- Buggfes, Chaises.
Also secondhand Carriages, 16 new Harnesses
An assortment Of Trimmings
harness, Patent, and TO- Leather.
Paten enameled Cloth Axles, &c. London elastic, and
pomon Yarnsb without adulteration. We have applied
''Everets's Patent COnpIiua,
10 that four wheeled Carriages may be turned round In
half the space usually required and easy Of 70
passengers We believe this the best improvement that
has been made for many years.
We Agents for the sale of shop and single rights
No 10 and n Exchange ct dastf
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RArEs Az AnvERrIsING

lEXPLANATION.-Eieht to ten words make line10 to
lines square, nonpareil type1
Under + hines Eroza I;oas Erro5a . in
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BOOK BIN ID Try
j. s. w ESBY,
REAR OF 207 NAV STREET, WORCESTER
Having the largest add extensive establishment in
the City, enables him to do BINDING in all its various
styles short notice Music, Periodicals. and PaInph
lets, hound on reasonable tern1s.
Worcester, Ju e7 1855. ie9
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
THE AMERICAN PULPIT. By HrxRY FOWLER 3vo
SIS. ]. Il. Esrchlld 20.

| THE AMERICAN PULPIT. By HrxRY FOWLER. 3vo.
pp. SIS J. 81 FsrchLd Co.
The living celebrities cOmmemOrated IN this vol
ume may have some reason to complain of its inva.
sion of their private history and habits-but now "a
days no public station is exempt from the enter
prisipg pen Of the biogrspher and the impatient
age refuses to wait for the grave to close over its
conspicuous men before it rushes into print with
their character and performances. Mr.. Fow-
Ter has perhaps accomplished his task in as
unexceptionable q msnner was compatible
with its delicate nature. He certainly has
brought TO il kindly spirit but We do not perceive
that be has allowed his partiaties to interfere with
the claims of justice. If he has presented the most
favorable aspects of the subjects Of his description,
be bs. not oyerlaid them with falte color0g, nor
ascribed 10 them qualities which will not be recog-
nized by the public. The volume is devoted 10 cer-
tain prominent dyines, considered as the repre-
:entatives not only Of denominations but Of reli-
eou, movements and practical ideas, principles and
facts Thus Dr. Kirk is introduced the Evan
gelist preacher, Henry Ward Beecher as the Peo-
Pies preacher, John p Durbin as the Pioneer
preacher, Leonard Bacon Is the New Englsn
preacher, I. L. Cuyler as the Reformer and preach
er, Or. Tying as the EItempOre preacher, Geo. b.
Cheever as the Contro'ersiali.t, Albert Barnes IS
the EIposItor, and others not les- apty character
lied. In most instances 5. full biography is pre-
.ented Of the preacher under consideration, Illus
tratiye anecdotes of Lis career are furnished and
critical snsysi. given Of his peculiar style of ora
toIy and psrochial action. A few Of the incidents
which Nr. Fowler relates with no little unction
v III show the readable character Of his book
pETER CARTWRIGHT AND rHR FERRYNAN.
I; hi- practice TO preach Saturday morning s,
Il o'clock bold quarterly conference IN the afternoon,
presch NJ the evening hold love-feas, Sunday morn
iug at clock, administer baptism st H. then preach
from 20 three hours, administer the L0r1's Sup
per; preach sgan IL the evening at al enent in
ieTiur selling books, with which bis sadd.bass
CANNED and then at the close announce that the
ne1t day Re would sddres. lis fellow citizens from the
stump on the admission Of Slavery into the State Hi
nosh IL resulted, Of eourse that the Pro-Ssvery
men became very angry at the preacher, sud had
much TO cay about Ministers not dabblIng IN poll
uc,, sticking 10 their ealing" &C., sc. Il hap
penec that on one occasiOn lie rode to ferry acrss
the llino. River where the country was more thekly
populated and met 9 Ei;e knot OF people who were
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

with regard to II, 10 connection with the peculiar
tirs o different preachers will Dc found suggestive
aud yauable
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
DR. cox AND THE NEGRO PREACHER.

At tLls time there resided IN the city cOOred cler
,lmsD, q member Of the Fret Pre-bytery Of New
York born in Virginia nearly white, well educated
and the Of considerable property, by the name Of
>. T.. Cornish. One Sabbath going to hear Dr. Cox
preach be We. invited 20 take seat with one Of the
n.mb.rs in the booy Of the church Thr Circumstance
was regarded az an insult BY other prominent members
HLo ed meeting after seryice aud expressed their
Indignation Dr. Cox bro,Lcr minister and per-
.ns friend Of the obnoxious person, and, moreover,
a. al kIOw. a Of & nerOus Impulses and high
rse of iustce. II was inevitable tha, be should take
.ides " III the hOspitabe member; and thereupon he
Ireeched, on 8 succeeding evening, sermon On the
cy.on of mankind into the five races for the purpose
o. dispe race aItpGt lie. by the application of the
Go-prl s-a II the oiLerLooc of man and illustrated
tie folly Of Judging a-corcing to coor, by -ayng
amor other tLins- tha, the Abyssniens made ,heir
devil a Vt,ie man; that Christ himself wa not Of our
compilations that lie Of the dark Syrian hue prob.
ably darker than hIs brother Cornish ami II treated
ike him would be turned out of the church. There
upon Tie C0HrEr and Enquirer stated, with fierce
comments, that DR.. Cox had laid IL hi, pulpit that
the Savior Of mankind a negro. II needed only
More vigorous rub 10 evolve sufficient electricity
20 fire The popnlsce Of the city. The saving was
passed from mouth mouth The excit4 m4nt wa. in
teuse. A Clergyman ID Europe tod us a. illu,-
uatIve, that lie heard merchant at the time,
speaking OF DR.. Cox, with clDcled fst, say 4" He'-
sgaI-t Slavery ard the South, and the Union And
would you believe il lie called my Sdri0r a Niger
mystic letters. rothiIg well illustrates she queer
N Iture Of religion profanity patriotism and bigotry
which made up the controlling persecution Of the tme
The subject OF eXtempOr aneous eloqurBce IL
specially with Nr. Fowler, and man! Of bic remarks
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
HISTORY AND REPOSITORY or PULPIT ELOQUEEcz e
~ HrssYC Pisa. 2sola, syo. n w. Doid.

The plan Of tbs work comprehend, history Of
preacLing in eyer alton Of the Christian world, snd
specmeLs OF the great master pieces Of sacred eo-
quence in every language and every age. Il 10
divided into the Greek and Latin Pulpit, the English
Pulpit. the German Pulpit, the hi.h Pulpit, tho
French Pulpit the Scottish Pulpit, the American Pull
p.t, and the Welsh Pulpit. Among the dSines no"
whose discouHss selection s here gwen are ue
fsihers Of pulpit ora,ory Chrysoson, Boil, A'na'~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-10-09
TIE PACIFIC
COmV6rCial Advertiser.
OCTOBER o.

TIE PACIFIC WHALE FISHERY and the Sandwich Is
lands have long been identified in the eyes of the
European and American commercial world, without
perhaps the reasons for this identity being so gener-
ally known. Those few in Europe and America who
have interested themselves to examine the history of
the whale fishery in the Pacific have learned the
causes which have given to our group the vast supe-
rlorlty which they possess over every other recruiting
station in the North Pacific, and have become satisfied
that those advantages are not to be lightly estimated
or readily superseded. For the last twelve or fifteen
years, strong efforts have been made, first by the
Mexican Government and latterly by theState of CAL
hornia, to induce whale ships to give up these islands
as a recruiting depot, and visit Mexican ports or San
Francisco, but any one will readily see that unless
vastly superior advantages are afforded there over
what we possess, there can be no inducement for any
change.
We have endeavored to learn the year when these
islands began to be visited by whale ships, but have
not been able to find the exact date. It was probably
about the year 1915 to 1920, or Immediately after the
war between England and the United States. The
South Pacific was visited by Nantucket whalers from
1900 to 1910, but we can find no notice of their cruis-
ing then in the North Pacific. The first record kept
Of whalers visiting this port dates from 1924, in
which year there were 66 ten years later the
number had increased to l56 ; and from that period
to this, the number of whale ships visiting the Sand
wioh Islands has ranged from 200 to $50 vessels each
year.
By turning to a map e the Pacific Ocean, our read
ers can see at once, the central position which these
islands possess in respect to the different whaling
grounds. This central position, so easy of access from
every whaling ground. and lying as it does directly
in the track of whale ships passing from the North to
the South Pacific, is no doubt a chief i~ndueement to
visit these islands. On the east is the Gulf of Cali
fornia, which fer twenty-five or thirty years has been
a superior cruising ground, distant only fifteen days
sail, under the trade wind. Next lies the Kodiack
ground, off tie Russian possessions, then the Bhering
and Oehotsk seas, each distant from Honolulu about
thirty days sail then to the northwest of us, are
the Yellow and japan seas, the favorite haunts of the
sperm whales, about forty days sail distant and
lastly " the line, - for which cruising ground there
can De no more favorably located port than Honolulu.
Here then lie these favored islands, in the center Of
the North Pacific, which stretches north 5000 miles
from the equator to the Arctic Ocean, and from the
coast of Mexico some TO, 600 miles west to China
They are but fulfilling the object which Providence
seems to have designed in making them a convenient
commercial eenter-now the recruiting depot for the !
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HONOLULU, Oct. 6. 1856.

Mr.. EDITOR :-Our small community has been ouite
excited about the arrest of a number of spirit-sellers
without license. The ofense of selling LIQUORS with
out license is a too high one in this kingdom, where
Hotel keepers have to pay such a large sum of money
for the privilege OF retailing liquors, to be merely
punished by a few dollars fine.
we have only a dozen houses paying license. and
each OF these houses is under very heavy expenses and
under very heavy bonds to keep their business accor-
ding to law. Now, Mr.. Editor, is it not too bad 70
see that these twelve Hotel keepers are imposed unon
by at least one fourth of this community Is il NOT
shameful TO see that ONE doctors are turning tbair
medlcal stores into BGr Rooms, that houses nay;nr
no Incense aye just as public as any Hotel in the Mace
that Hotel-keepers paying a 81 900 a year for the
special privilege Of selling liquors in retail and nav
ing besides two or three other licenses for board;no
billiards, and bowling alleys, that these Hotel kaenors
tnat are so great a support to this government have
OF things cannot last any longer.
The Hotel-keepers, as far as I know their b,s;nos.
nave all lost money this last two wears and i ;s ow
ing ehtIrely to this fact that one-fourtb of tba TO-,
charges. 1nS the same
some OF the parties arrested for sel1;no louous
Without incense have said that they have formed q
society l0r the purpose of continuing their Illicit
.r'ue anu at the same time injure the Hotel-keeners
~ ~ business IL such a society is formed let it be
cailed honolulu Robbers Societu. and LET every hon
est man know who they are.
L am confident that with the aid of orr worthy
Marshal the HOtel-keepers will be dbIe to sion this
spirit seIilng and that the future Improvement of
thelr business will enable them to repair their losses.
for the past few years.
L remain, Sir, Yours truly, JUsTIcE.
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MEMORANDA.
Giving the latest ne1es received from the North Pact
Whaling Fleet.

a. CAPT 3s5 Seh aSG7s reports 3 Is :P sas 2qIg y; b biz Lark, 3 whs les
steerer, and a native belonging to these islands.
Ocean Rover. of SantncEeet, - sperm this Season a ; Y sbp Norn Snp
do, nothing do do ship Young Hero, do, 20 sperm do do; ship
Columbia, do, 100 sp do do; ship Emily Morgan, do, 500 sp do
, Capt Bro Brown, ship En59rp rise reports having spoken the fol-
10 L3"I Ig SHIPS :-Angnst H. ship james Murray, ? whales 18th,
o. 5d Baltic, Bronson, dc; GOTH Julian, Cleveland, ) do Goth,
S !, Pet7el, Tucker, 8 do. 1sti Charles Carol, Tuttle, 1900
Capt Hunting, Of snip Jefferson, reports having LETT Kodiack
ground Sept. s. Weather bad, whales scarce. Sept. 16, spoke
oark Yankee, about four days sail from San Francisco.
Sept. ], with 500 bbls sperm, in lat. 50 n, long 172 T..
From May SO to June 8, in the Gulf of Pengisk, lost three an
ch3rs and chains. June II, lost four seanen. The boat was
fast to a whale at the time. This was the same boat in which
Capt Fisher and several Of his crew were lost near New Zeal
am. The men lost were Rufus Botters. a Portuguese, James
nan a Aanaka, John DAILY, Of Ireland, and John Jones, OF
Ships spoken by the Bart. GosnoId: June s., in Gulf Of Pen
ship NIon+ez1Ina, of n. L., 1 VIII; brig Hawaii, 1 VIII; July
do; %, ship Nimrod, N. B, 500 bbls; %, ship AbIn Barker, n.
B., I VII; Aug, 5; ship Chas. Phelps, ston, clean; IS, ship sy-
The Russian bark Turku, which arrived on the 5h, has on
board the cargo of oil which she took two years ago, which since
hat date has been stored at the Amoor river. The I. will soon
al for st. Petersburg.
H. N. WHITNEY, Esq. Dear sir-We send You the followwinp
ul report of ship Jos. Meigs, arrived this day, 400 bbs. this
hip Mount Vernon, Nye, n. B., in the ice in ochotsk sea-ship
total l9ss-erew saved. Was wrecked by ship Barnstable of
'0' y :" H'' III gilman III K co.
u y lo9o' bks oscar, Iooo; EndeaVour, 100 Alice, $50;
lartha, 700; q. Scott, 400; ships MOctezuma, 700; Thos. Nye.
90; c: Rowland, $50; Montezuma, $50; Rehecca Simms, $50;
Hood, 400; Cambria, $50; Navy, 275; Trident, $50;
zoo; Oregon, $50; Lancaster, 700; Adm Barker, 90;
Faverly, 600; VIM. Badger, 20; Ocean, $50; MenEar, 200;
letacom, $50; Eliza Adams, 100; Roman, 400; blk Robert
lorrison, 900; ships Splendid, Edgartown, 2 whales; Magnolia,
GOO; nj MimrOd, $50; bk Cossaek, $50; ship Illinois, 1 whal.
'onneI, 900; Sarah sheaf, 100. Aug. 20, ships Pocahontas, 200;
'msga, Nantucket, $50; Navigator, Edgartown, 400. Sept. 9th, t
hip Northern Light, 20 bbls. /.
Capt. Eiaridge, of the Oregon, sends us a report, but most of [
ne vessels are given above. We add a few not given before +
%, brig Hawaii, Cook, Of Honolulu, ! VIII; "a, ship Janus,
IinsloT: n. b., 2 VIII; July IS, sh Nauticon, Luce, n. B., 500
Aug. 4, bark n. S. Perkins, n. L., 500 bbls. =
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MR. EDITo In one of the numbers of your pa
per Il do not now remember the date an idea was
thrown out to the American citizens of Honolulu to
cast their ballots ON the 10th November next, in an
informal manner, for President and Vice-President
OF the United States. AT the first glance. [ thought
but lndlfferently of the matter, but after reflection
mas brought about a change of opinion on my part
at least, and as an American citizen I would like To
ascertain how the American community of Honolulu
stand with regard to the approaching contest at home.
l peg therefore, that you viii spare space in your pa
per to repeat the invitation, and rouse the American
h0'h'0hS " te cali. DEMOCRAT.