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, 1861-04-23

~4s"]A N ,-..I l.
Aes aA3Aes - = s1.a@., ~
'aps+ aaaeseslole' teo oaahe ~ @.ee
ei currency ana eonnoefaole y ~ u r.
easo 70 "nasas 70 COMO 1e@i' aaa nA41 nope ae~
u snae inc HaEm Wea1nef o1 sea.e1.as - ..as
opeusa W. $1,000 an,A 80. ~
!. "r5-..- -. I'm +ata anna a |
tf,,a haz.r,a- n, 81, tha veaaala that can te OBJ
t,,ned r. ,.ka r,1r, ,1,iressfon unon our ware
-. ~, fIif u
nouaes LOT tney nave for soAe y u0eu 4e4 y
4 ,,roh he+ta. +h.r ria ,,reaent staena-
t".1 . =" A4sA '~ss~A .'.AeN "-@~ ': 49,, :. -,
uon. ! ~ - :: ~ ::.s ~
Most OF the banks refused to sell exchange On
anv ter1o. What little was 3o1ed ont fosustosn-
- - - -.e-.,--, r.;o .,o,,1.s ,,afa ia
ers was at 10 eept premium, 3as pAaAs ~ =
oils per cent. We heard of even higher rates paid
b. outAida nartfes: - = -: ~: :: - r. :.
y s1.f.,S...n., .,a ,,a,< -, ~ ,,++1a ..ornaa
hands @ 1t any asares: The nearest quotation We
can Rfye Ia Is per cent. buying, and 20 per cent.
..1,tes - :. -. ;, !
UscuRnxx1.~Tha nominal ptiea of uncuErent
Irltnois and Wisconsin IA 40 cents. sVery little
-~I..,. - ~ -, t..x,.
sTocKs.-The New York stock bosrd as report
ed at saltoustan T. COPS, No. ~ Clark street, gave
the closing rates as follows: MI Central TN,
oalen@ o. hesa is.Ano o'1a' ~. =. ..,e ...s
o.. ~" @ent- w. lenaeseee' 80
| Vtrgt l1as ~. The market Was firm Ni1gtnias
rose az between the boazdax and things for the
- 7o,t- 1,.+1. +a++s- How 1ono thfa ,s,t11
aAoWeat AooA AAtss Det'eA", N -"
last il doubtful. No one won1d dare to guess
xuhat renn-t tina next hour viii brinq It Is well
=. 80 r. ~ ts.+ Int r., ha ,,e,o,et7 II. III.
t1 nope iot '10 pts's 1es ~ ~ -Ae@ ''o
| worst. -; e. =: ~. p
., ,,, <roze,,. ~ nj. ,,o-,.ro ,.,,.
%'GlsoiasAtt:-Aae uaSests ~ ons mota.ns ees'
Money mattera continued to foW IN the same
| crooked channel PREY Yiously noticed on Saturday.
There was little or no regularity IN anything, ex:
| cept In producing ttregulasity. Every banker had
his own views, and operated mainly without refer
ence to what others thought or did For first claes
paper there was q good demand at 10D12 per cent,
ihs being regarded as the safest security in these
changing md nneettan ao tines r. hp plase eouid
e. thera bat Iittle isuosiion to do business
and general determination to avoid new engage
menss, the demand lof oana u. IN he,asgfe5ate,
, 1861-04-23
"cARE FOR THE W0UNDED.''


=. sA1 . .,4sr,na of rhfnaoo held
A. meot u tA9 s.s-...s .1.,,,n,r tha e2d
~ .n7 nilsss no1se ' 1a,'rsr vas eslled to
.as1' huo nsE, os = o,,.ss r. e,,,,ofnted Sec.
LIZ ~ s.'s' '4'1 - ~ ~ ..s -. Il
r u.o be,no c.,,ed unou to |
r. saes;on If +ba meetfne. in few
es-nsh7a s.- - and annronriate remarks, informed |
4 .s.sa s,,o' 1veTs rresent tha4 his object in |
oa1,,ry tooet1er the citizens o; Chicago at this:
t,~a.. n.. m recommend the formation Of .
oo-na NJ men whose auty It shall be to render
.,a ,rd -,..,atar;c 10 the wounded ct cur own
sto+e and n1ace them out of harms way when
s:,o,1aa f,o,, vornds and ininriea IN the con-
49, ao,r .nnroachino and that sucb an enter
1r,.e uon1d necessarv require the active CO.
e.asn4;on ~ tha t,sr, eToIent IN ,ts formation.
,Aaa- s,oonart aed feeling remarks from MI,
~,S C..1. -.,a nes,ao~ ~, motion If
asasee, D.e ouoA :. 49, - 49, .a,nro,+-
Mr. 5ohn Stewart, "as 'o.sa sn8. : e A.,.1..
tee Of two be appointed by the CHAR TO soneat
snbscriptaons from our citizens to defray the
osmen.
- Tsa rs ch.,rr,sn sr,o,n+ad AZ snct committee
nr n r Cooke: DR.: Beebee. Me5srs. E B.
Graves, Jonn eIeWsf* aaa nas' noot' Sote''
| On motion Of Mr. Stuart, voted that Com.
| .;,+t.a ta enno1nted nv tha Chair. to draft; q
m1ttee 10 opPoAuse1 ~ -" e' ~
bill to be laid before the Legislature; to auth
-. ~ ,u.,,,.,+;o, If eo{d corna nnd +,
oIlzo LIE otsAA1'@0AAoa Va 7A4" eStpS, e1.~1 "
/ provide for Its pay and equipment, and aamls-
| .. ,,4 - +ha or,.aD;1ed forces If the GAete
slon tu1o 1lo oAe"1-'Aee ~. .>eS ~ sA~ e'%.e>.
The Chairman appointed as ancn Cofomlttee
Robert Harvey, John Stuart, and Witt Dexter.
| n, ,not,on vofed that the next neef;no far
1
| the purposes herein named. De on WEDNESDAY
I aven;nr naxt at ench time and nlace "A r. r
| ote1ns ae~es w '~1
| Graves, Eco, may desagnate, tAat ne be auth"
or,zad II caI1 the came and fbat rorI be then
sN-,1...-- ~ -. -. ..I...,s.
| opened for Tolnnteete 1toW HAoM betecaon
shall be hereafter made to I'LL up the corps OF
men required for the purposes above named.
The following communications Were receiv-
ed and read: ~.;:-.-
| MevIckzz's T4EAraE' April p, 1881.
+ h,ve ne1nred With p1easnre. vour article in
the Tinsss' Of this morning, and regret that bus.
iness prevents my being present at the Meeting
proposed to be held at the Br18gs House. -,
oh5v ss1 conrider I'd % tha erb}eet o5ie one, md
:
, 1861-04-23

. 4 preliminary meeting Of ladies was held
yesterday afternoon In Bryan Hall, when thirty
Of them, married and. single, came forward
and enrolled their names. :.....
A more general meeting Of all the ladies OF
the CITY, who feel an interest in this matter,
is requested this afternoon, at ~ o'clock, in
Bryan Hall, which is generously offered by The
proprietor. a consolidation Of the ladies'
meeting, In Methodist Church Block, for sup
plying lint and bandages, with the one frs
mentioned, has been suggested as proper.
, 1861-04-23

'P:;s.-Fifty dollars WIS subscribed for 9
flag, but aa Jet ne have not been able to get
one. -.
, 1861-04-23

1sIk THE ONLY COMPANY IN THIS CITY
HX that has been accepted By the Governor and
eafssa IL not Jet flied, Is Capt. Huguufn'es COM
pany, corner OF Randolph and Wells streets, IN
LoYd'a Block, 4 few. mora volunteers viii be re-
ceiVed. They viii leSve on Tuesday Or Wednesr
, 1861-04-23

Moxp1Y EVENING, April q, 1861.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past fotty-eight hours:
RECETrsrH
, 1861-04-23

~cook b MeIain, % Dearborn street, have
made their prizes for cleaning and dye1ng gents
garments 1ess than any othse house IN taa city. = :
, 1861-04-23
Gctiou Of physic1aul

= AEG1UH Vx EH8RA[askASHs
1t meeting ef the Chicago Medical soci-
ETY., held Friday evening, April 1eth' II. .
Wickersham submitted the following Fesoiu-
tion, which was unanimously adopted:
Reso1ccd, That the Medical and Surgical service
grataitously rendered, II solicited, to the fant-
lies Of the Chicago volunteers. who are called INTO
thc service of our country, until their return 10
thefr homes or until cur national difficulties are
sdjuBted.
, 1861-04-23

TEE WEA7HER-srRuoK nT L4GErNrka. r -
Kesterday WIS warm and mild, and in COM
pasison With recent weather Was even snltry.
In the afternoon a series of shoYe1s sFept
eYerthe city, one Of them aaevere hail storm,
In which hatistones feal - laFge as pigeons
eggs. Tho lightning waa yesy sharp and vivid,
About 8 +. II; >hsaekanith's aapp in the
Vest Division. owned by Robert Wllznot, wis
struck BY lightning; the proprietor was prob
tzated and inseusible for SONS time.
, 1861-04-23

DErERaxD.-The st. Georges Benevolent
Asbociat1on Of Chicago have resolved Tint
their proposed dinner Ut the Briggs House, ad-
ve1tased for the Esd inst, be postponed to the
LIST Of Nay, with view Of getting up up ne same
wards the support Of families Of absent Volun-
teerH. FRANCIS HUDSON, frealaeuE.
THos. E. Pou1soN, Secretary.
, 1861-04-23

"A THE MEMBERS OF THE OLD VOL
E8~ unteer Fire Department and their friends
HW ara respectfully requested to meet in
& North Market Hall on Tuesday. the sd
inst at 7A O'clock, for the purpose Of forming =
Military Brigade for home serv1ce.
, 1861-04-23

Ihess fNuales Who contemplate udat4ng5 thaaf
services " tha Government u Eufsess ~ faHsN'
dAy afss,rnqou, At 81 o'eloek, By Reauest.
, 1861-04-23

Tenth Ward

~ YOU'VE MEN OF THE TENTH WARD
Ra1lyl You that are willing to serve
W your country and defend fts honor, can
infantry company, which Is accepted by ths Cor
ernor Of this Stats. We haye but short time LETT
before we leave, 20 rally boys. one and al, and
sustain your reputation Rendezvous corner OF
Randolph e1a Wells etreet- - +3o&EFH HEF1.
JAS. B. Kuaua1K, Commander.
, 1861-04-23

@ Fee AE1 operation upon yuut tecsh. OF fos
1xsEoT ARTIFICIAL work Of any desirable style, call
On Dr. Abangh, No. IS West Randolph Et.-,- ,...-
}aagSm
, 1861-04-23

Capt. Kellogg wiehes to return bis thanks
to the patriot that presented him with Coit'a
revolver. Not knowing his name, he takes
this way Of acknowledging the gift.
a. j. KE1LoG9,.
, 1861-04-23

At.~ nHA Ia vi 1,nv mn Af
fnea ~.sa 80 10 s,ast ~ ;nss ~. : rs1o,vars | ~ s,nr'
NO pattol e.sns ~. 800 a - .1a,. 49, 49,
sees - W u%a4 . 49, s1'1s 49, or.os oonn..
IL ano ashi' XII" ~ iAa1 sus'1 -
y a. #hate'eF pola' sney 10y 49,. os ~ CO.,
the commaetee .. 1ne eupe ~ Va. | TH"ta S'
\. = shetaon, ~. tois,e! 49, 1"e..ss .M -
sdeneet. 4aen tenoe7sou' D'o ''''' A0
n oole's n. nunan' n..,,. ~. 49,.
4 - Al1snotIu " Ic., <oo - -S,eeSs.s ~ -, - ~.
eaty' @se se.1ue ~ 49, ~. -
CaH9so 1'Vpa .N,,s e1 ~ ~ s,ss,, " wv e.,, 49,.
s. es ~ W.. - s'I ~ - a.s.a ~ so,,
N"a ions eui to"s >, eS.e A@@'s ~" 49,,
oef Il " ~ eoppil9" "Ae1 WY D4oA . '1'41*
lme aonse nase 1t1aasenens1 w 14aAe ~ & ~
snou1anos su''s per mseA. ~ eno1s '1A1A'
oal Allsnole ''oofe w. ~ -" - ~,
IN our references aae " aeoes s.'ea - -.A.a4 ~
toaN0 :. ~. e'o :" ~ s-,.....,a, 49, ha
s...s s .,,ao T., sn,h nnn,aosnc. rhereas a
,.Ss 49, 49, ,- ~, has7 ao,,.ad tv Hen,v Farn,m.
~ euA. ~ 80. $500 - ~ - aaa ~ 49, f.h,o.;ro
n.s,s s,s..t :. ~ ,'
cant fennpe 4. Fu11er. Who il enrolling q
%p.. ua'ts ~ = nraanr,s ao Nv. 1,,s hsndansr.
- - ~ ~. Arr,ov Rn,,d,ng haa Sd or 90 a.
-..av enlisted snd the ranks viu be full by
.wea,,asaay evening.
,.;.~ At the CITY Surveyors Office in ths
-. -. Il Inst t711,no nm with first c,as,
80 e...v ara ro1,a 1oot,rp men and
-, ~ .a1ona;5 sarr;ce TwentV.f,pe were
- .a..sx ~ ~ rs.+e,d ~ sarenoou. the frat dav.
~ . - ~ sa:ro ca,efn1lv .e1ected. are all veil
- ! &c. snd pi,, 5o a1,1endss work In
..,. 80 $3.50 - ~. s.-v;c. As.n,, a.< II.
-s:x.~- a ~, ,,a, +ha, nt11 ,on,anoa
srRs A1As @ ~. o,,ao,,s. - 49, ,'-Ne>~
49,. ~ go s ~ .as,doat. ~ ~, ,oarr;ed ns,, ~ N.
Ae ~ ~. -e.-. o-o.., ,,;.ad pasa,1a
- :" ~ ~ ~ ' Satt,,,;a. ~ s,n- oo,, 10
Iefs .,,s.;s.. - nfa.a-s ,p,,,, ,ava .erved IN r..
ilsse' -e ~ ...,,, =. o,,.r,,.+a T., :. f.n
tops'4 - ''1>-' -: - -
-.-. -
leetetuAs Ano ~ eonpt1A5 " To1an'Sei1'
ninety strong, from ma"kesen, came nese 70
attach ths'mselStz ~ company " " .as 4ouAss
Regiment !1ne5 1el1 1of eptansne 'a'1 e'ea-
ing. =,
4 dne company OF ais.aae1y' Au1 e'fons' es.p''
Chatles Houghtaling com snolng' catns nete
yesterday and left last evening 70: camp @ 1ases'
4 company Of volunteers fron, Aurora,
! Ksne county. numbering over 100 men, cam
into this city yesterday, commanded by Capt
Grsase1, who led volunteer company from
Detroit through the Mexican war. Col. G. g.
Hammond, Superintendent Of the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad, In reply to a
tslsgraphic dispatch tnau1fing whether the
company should be passed tfee to chicago, @
4hsn- In
l. company OF Artillery from Aurora came
In yesterday; and will leave for springfeld d
this morning. Aurora IL all astlr with patri.
80. - .,.x- arm ,.... .,h.,,;,..a ~,
otlsz'. In that city, $"o ~efe sanseraoea On
axturda. n4rht f,r the benefit of the families
~ tia uo1,.14Apra ThA wnfkmen fYf the e.
q A. n r. r nhnns have erected fiap- -etAfiH on
, 1861-04-23

TO IKvA4rbs,- -Rpre Kasiro Wine, aaas fsom
:the wild grape Of Illinois. ana warranted five
years old. Sold only BY Sargent, Druggist, corner
Randnlnhnrd Stata; T. , -. ~ - =. 81
, 1861-04-23

C13104GV EVE 4Eesc2A M 4 u II Ell.
aa<4naa1's SUE and stipgtng 4ards-afaeh- g.
-, sxprss9g Tor III TR18u1E see&k ending Non
.. ff1u Anil a. 1851. ~~'
, 1861-04-23

May God protect the dghts'
The new 1allytng song and ehorus, With piano
forte OF organ accompaniment. By Geo. +. Root.
Now ready at Root cady'a: s5 Clark street, Chi
Gao. Prica IS cents.
A@so: in press, N arrangement Of the sarne on
sn2le sheet for cholrs and ehorus. Priea 50 cent?
adozen. ap196s
H Gas fixtures and lamps for sale cheap and
store to rent. a. N. WllmAEth, rs South Clark
street, ap171ot
- II you wish for bashy whiakest o. :faset-
mating mnstache, send for q box Of Bel1ine
! hana's Stimulating onguent. 1t is warranted
to bring them out Ia from thres to stx weeks.
Sent reeatpt Of price and postage, $1.1a to any
address, hy J. r. johnson, 70 stats street, chica-
60. III. T.. ,nhsaam
, 1861-04-23

The above EaIe b herebY poasoouad unA1 Tuesasv:
nd inst, As saane hour Ana plzca -"
n1ataaAata cHAA 1 GREGORY. Ts.sssa.
=. Tneabove aals faztasr pessponsa 10 Txsaay NJ
trst~ II sAm9 hqrx tnd p1e6 =: -
sRsssssa 7.., GaAt l. E2RaoHx, ZxRass4
, 1861-04-23

PRoF. 4 OL1ARI on TIE CRiBrs.-We no
tice that this gentleman announces free lee
ture at Bryan Ha1is tonight, On the present
!: stats Of the nation and the duty Of fhe North.
Other gentlemen will be invited to take par, /,
and several gent1emsa ha7a volunteered 10
sl1g pst4!ote son9s, # e.. :::..: !:
, 1861-04-23
:Farms for 5ale.

r AND3 FOR SALE CHEAP,
i 4 In McHenry. Kane, Ds1e, W!tteele, Gruudy,
D Kab. 70 \ Island Boone TaEsea snd LaKe esa9{
And now owned oy Ardelia E. and Mary Ann glstnf.
Ttle perfect TEENS tasy Apgly to L. !; AsH3 "
, 1861-04-23

Ming next, at such time and plaee as Mr.
Graves may designate.
, 1861-04-23

:. A7rENF1oN 4uIFAar MkN.-McNaly 4 Co..
81 Dearborn street, hare tust received large sup
ply Of "Hardse's Light Infantry Tactics" It Ia q
work Of 4ert, and 70 acknowledged By the best
military ttaAsss. .,--'~ !
, 1861-04-23

d. Il s.Isrd Rubber Kise,e
Itras"-ass Cured cases Of tventyyeass stsnolna
N baas Ga4 - - - '~.@~ ms14-1m
, 1861-04-23


:. neleetion;ra held yesterday BY the mem: ::
ban oftha company enrolled by Capt Joseph
Kellogg, and The following officers elected:
- Joseph Kellogg, Captain.
: John Neyes; IT,, lit Lieutenant. !: IL !.
J. 3. Rolaad. % Lieutenant.
'Rhe company numbers 100, and reported at
head qnarters that they we're ready to march
lat =: minutes notice. The company unani'
1aoualy adopted the name ofthe Rumsey Riae
Guarp, in honor Of the Mayor elect, Julian =
:! R!lpq4mhey, n Esq. They left for Springfield last
evening ct 71xP.. N. by the st: Z. =: CO.
r. Irhey marched through our principal
streets yesterday, AFTERNOON, and attracted
much attention. They are afine body Of msn'
~ ~ From Loyal sElss.
7 was born in Switzerland, the first and nov
/ the only; Republic of the Old Country. !
served 18 years under the fsg Of my SAID
| country. where :Was. promoted to the grade
oj Captain: Adjutant- -Msior.
America, this younger but alike beloved Ae
public, became eight yesIs ago, my adoptet
country, and should be happy to serve,
any capacity, under the Star Spangled Banner
| NY Services are At the disposal Of any Com
mittee to form and prepare . Reserve corp
| for any future emergency.
l. Live the Union forever!
Chicago, April %: 49,.
H. [By reference to the report In another co
/ umn, II will be seen that Capt. Joliat has bee
appointed Drill Master Of Company Il, II
serve Company.-~Eps.l
, 1861-04-23

vuc,aeufs and scenes OF Yester4
day. :; "a, q
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.rsaasa. o.,.- rae. Cam. Advertiser


The affairs Of the society, OF which the undersigned
are the Trustees, having been brought before the
public in an editorial notice in the P5'yassisa, in
which the method Of raising the revenue for the year
" expenses :. in our opinion, criticised with undue
severity, inasmuch a. il appears 10 be founded on 4
misappreheusion Of the facts in the case We ice! i
our duty 10 state, that We are unaware Il any specu-
latiou IN the matter, and that the utmost ever aimed
at by u has been a revenue sufficient 10 meet our
current expeuses-a result which has never been
reached since the church VS. bulk until the .astyear,
when the yearly repor, Of the Treasurer showed q
balance in favor OF the society IF about thirty dollars.
The pyeseu; plan was recommended ~ the society,
after i tuu discussion of the whole subject, ana after
= LJ.rious effort O; seye-t. years 90 raise the neceS-
sary yearly funds by subscription, and We have cor
ii.Iy approved anu adopted II, - being in cur oPin-
ion the best, il no; tle only possible method by which
= permanent revenue can be secured.
We are not aware thar we have, by our annual
renting q the slips, been making merchandise q the
accommodations Of the hvuse-we have only found
that people VIII subscribe more literally to the sup
port Of the pastor and the incidental expenses Of the
society. when obey can be assured u a place where
they and their families can sit together. than when
they are obliged TO distribute themselves and their
children to different parts Of the church, and II any
atIeuiAnt mas oeeh cFo"uSu N'o P"'0ee ""e'e "s"''
hearing and air are defective, It has not been a ne
.s.,,rv result. IS some Of the Sins. the very best on
- -- - ,s,rr3 ~ l,r+
~ ~ -,
Tree Tor any VINO may choose 10 occuP! 'neA' Inc
free seats are in no way distinguished from others,
and No UNPLEASANT prominence Is in any way given
- uLr,, r,r.+s ,,l r.s,...
- 49, "O @t' ~"
lul gentleman ! Always IL at'e'IAIIe u seat Ni "H0
may come and are not provided with seats OF their
own. y large portion Of the slips are always set
a.;Io rr TO- sa..s orI :, : further u,larstDoi bv
.:,
'"e ve"-No'e's' 'H'' nv - sPS tuP'N
or filled by themselves, the sexton VIII De at liberty
to seat others with them, and We are not aware that
any ONE obia,ts =. mr. ! dissatisfied with this course
w -. -, H. ua.LoI -
v are '"Ne '"'
adopted II the raising OF cur revenue, beng new ana
strange 10 them, may seem unpleasant, but we are
o,rfjs,- .r,, II. y-,-t-,,F 5~9-,-i,r Be-, giva inst
community Ike ours, where II = impossible 10 organ
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A Peep nj the Ccmercr, Bool..

Nh. EDITOR The public has been relerrei =,
those books kept 10y the late Treasurer, for inform,
ton respecting the way and manner money has bo..
expended. Those books also show the sources f,m-
whence money has been received. y peep at ,b,,
books shows the following rather singular facts.
lst- 1t does not appear that the proprie,ors
owners Of lots have ever paid a f1rihiag for H.
general purposes Of the institution.
p. ltdOes not appear that the Masonic Lodge h..
ever paid one cent for the benefit Of the Ceue,.--
beyond thai Of putting up an ornamental fcpo:
but 30 far as keeping walls in repair, clearing On,
paths, NOTHING.
Sd Ii does not appear that the odd Fellow,
Lodge has done anything beyond ornameuting tb.,
own lot, utied lrls gireH them, and in which aboB,
twelve interments have been made. Reasons euou,h
then, Why the association is destitute Of fnn1.
Scores If intermen;s have been made in tho.
grounds and no tax whatever has been !mpoSei L
this just, right or proper: Strangers have bpa,
taxed, and seImen have been taxed, IS appears fon
those books, but interments made By Masons. Ola
Fellows and Foreign Residents, have not been ,axe,
If this be SO. il IS quite time the matter was var
hauled. Simply because a person may own a "a,
should not exempt him from taxes to keen IN ,s
walls, and clear out the weeds. Il Is time 10 IoE
into this neglect and take hold Of IL, not in Z selfish
and niggardly manner, but as a community nm
Tossing to be civilized and christisnized.
One or THE Public
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" - - A.. "a,
the af,ir. Il the nation. has been for god. and tina;
with all its errors, experience has shoTn that 1t
col.i nO' fl.s-! Ce al+PsIsSt I" - - >. - ~ y -
,ravagauce AMI folly Of the present ministry, has
JeeH the same influence, exe-tei by the people
'AroDsh t1e p,pular Dr1h'h Of u q,
: - "a -
- - -
- 80
- - - -
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IN = -. -
- - - : >.
III. 80, :, -. ,.-. nov
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t.--,-
m. ia #. .-
- - - -. II
- E.-.. .H-;- -
.,5 tlaIr-eon4 - - - -
o.. s-,gs. ,,5 ub. t.rg ,l.. -, NJ. - a.
,,,,sn..s - t.,,r,. N. L.. l,,r..ian
should only ,p,Ea ,bair ,rr,r,sran,s - dr.
-. - M.
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the resources Of the kingdom, and thus indirectly
b@enefitinr and eleyatinr the native race. All
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s4S ".NS' 10 ''S e''S '"'e-'' III '"e A4'i'h-
al welfare. u the support 81 which they cOntri-
butte 50 largely. They feel that tins Is than.
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selves ana their children after them. Like Ruth
of old. they can say = the ahgririneS - Thy
FL'i'1 1-'--' ., u! Isotv' ny ''r ny "'t
"heFc tHCu dwelIest 1 VIII dwell, ana there Will
| be buried. Why. then. should not their uu-
raised v,ica h.. basda53 WV should rho cry -
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di9coh'eAl pass uhh"tlcei: Why should our
best and most enterErIsing people 6e compelled
TO withdraw in scores, with their capital,
amounting 10 hundreds OF thousands? There
are causes and reasons for all this, but what are
Let them be solved, Tor they are not
mere surmises, but arise from the unfortunate
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-01-17
Mr.. EDITOR Il find in the late Report Of the
High Sheriff Of Oahu, the following language:

Mr.. EDITOR Il find in the late Report Of the
High Sheriff Of Oahu, the following language:
e The class intended to be benefited by this Law. are easily
LED 1stTHy, and have been illus led as,ray IN Their yi5%S Of the
and whose word they fr years have looked upon aslaw.
ors 70 MAKE his law a dead letter are o: a profession that
should have taught charity m u fullest and broade-t sense,
has been done and much l am SURE may bee done II eventually
preach So much"
What does this mean II it means simply that
certain persons in the community differ from the
legislators and from the Sheriff himself in regard to
the wisdom Of the law in question, we have nothing
to say in ex,enuation Of guilt. In differing in opiu-
ion from the sheriff, We find ourselves not only in
company Of those Of cur - profession, 3" hut Of many
Of the wisest statesmen and physicians in the two
most enlightened nations Of the world.
But if the sheriff means, that obstacles have been
thrown in the way of his executing the law in its
true import, he has greatly deceived himself and
misrepresented the - profession who are SO desti-
tu;e Of the " charity " which they preach. True,
the religious teachers Of the people, when consulted
by certain females, have represented the disgrace,
the danger. the certain misery Of giving themselves
up to prostitution, whether under the protection Of
government or not. And some, according TO the
sheriff : own showing, have, in this way, been in
duced TO flrsake the degrading business. IF !, i the
design Of the law 10 induce Is many as possible 10
become public prostitutes, we plead guilty to throw
ing obstacles in the way Of the execution Of the law.
While we have represented the danger and disgrace
OF becoming enrolled as prostitutes under the pro-
lection Of government, We have not fl;,el TO portray
the danger Of pursuing the infamous business
without such enrolment, as then, they would prob
ably soon find themselves in prison. And 80 far as
it Is a law q charity AMI mercy, Of which its sup
pOrters make 50 much boast, We contend, that We
have, 10y such teaching, rendered the most efficient
all and support 10 the law. If the law can be made
10 diminish the crying sin in question, II may work
good. II its design IS merely 10 d" mitigate - ONE
OF the evils Of the sin, while the exciting cause Of
these evils Is untouched, il Is like attempting 10 cure
a fracture in the skin, while the life blood i gushing
from the yitalS. Charity" one would think,
should lead Us TO spend our main force in removing
the cause Of the evils. L. ". CLARK.