The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-07


NY >r,ru CsNsrs-Ggy. Morgan. 10 b., Annual
Message @ the Legislature, s.yS
4 required BY the Felyra. Constitution. the ,hth
HeneT- census ws tASeU iSt yctr. r. * uIt, wll
l9r1 the oAss q = new appyrtyunrnt II representa-.
ION tAaHSA--t the Union. ard consequently 2 rrlr-
ranEeltut % che c7nSre>>l-uAl districts ia this state.
an inie1tsi 9 the courtesy 90 tnr Superintendent
OF tae teusls -11ce, ~ w asaluE,.u. E- the following
sAi>ic-. -rE'vH isyn this euG-erIu.u. WATCH. a.
though iutymgle.e. enables ,hlt officer 9. state cha;
tley ~- prove substantially e.rre-s- The population
O iNe Si-,e ". Ne" l,ra uumtyrS atelt tlrev aa..--u
eSat nurir,l and tWe u;y->ryvl thousand. "tar .visr4.
or representative population -: sae several States.
about tSsaty-lfue H.l-l-u Yong tlalr~i AMI thirty
nm t--l-iIi l;t'erE cise. these estimates VII PC
changed s--r~1At y Tie Official hsl-r>
The free population II al ths St..ss = 4 number
about ----.... ll.uu1
Save population. .-... S.S-euuu
Population u! the Territories. Kansas .uell-
dei ---------- - $50
-
Or i total population Il about. ...-....S 81. S-4S $50
Population. according 10 census grIS5J. 3. I.l. U-4
-
Increase 10 Ten years u a1yut---.-..- S.lSS. -
The Increase u population .E this State since 800,
= about $1,000. since lSLJ. : about SEl .pp,.
he population Il Kansas. ircTuiiu- Pixies Peak
Is about 1850.
In The ll-slcs g. detailed Official statistics. csa
only remark. tn.r. from u~u..s-l.r sources. II s,r-,-.
the Increase os population n rai. S,.,s. :. -G.sY,i
principally O. our c1mms-ci.l ceu,rrs AMI that. NOT
witE--luilr- the uv.uu..ry cri.i. Il I~5- our indus
trial resources have l.r,.-y augmented. - shown Ly
= comparison wIth the state Census u lS5J. IL :
apparent. siso, thai the agricultural returns Indicate
= highly prosperous condition
4 S1UrHE.S PI,SrEE-- INrssvfgz xrrg IlxrnrN
a wealthy uLarrarrs Mission native ef Marry
County. Tenn. AMI : Brs..iurft,s u.n.-.-,, r,..si
through This civ On S.,uri.v a.. sn4 rsI,rti ~ =
gentleman u one g. the upr-r counties vh1m ~
kroS % te entirely reliable. the following. We take
the liberty OF y.yir- III. f,cts ELECTED ru5,s.srv- h.
cause u their ir1rgrrau--
This planter desired Z purchase an additional SUD
nv Of Leyrue- u nick h. present crgn s. cotton tIr
feared 20 10 - On account OF the great Gsur,,istign
IN their value. and the alarming excitement; which
pervlisi the south. In order L. ascertain from his
own lips. LIuco.u's policy, he visited him ~ hi resi-
ience 10 Springfield. III.
Mr.. Lincoln informed him thar he was opposed 70
auy interference with slavery IN the State-. n with
the Interstate slave trade; that he was opposed 10
abo.s-hIHg ~ interfering with slavery in the District
Of Columbus. aud that ne Wa only rDp.-ei 10 IT, *
tension IN the Territories. He va then asked. what
would lie 10 in the event tia ~.uth Carolina seeded
from the Union. He replied that ne would let her
&. L Congress did not pass q .. force bill
He stated that II 10 one would .ccept Office in that
STATE. q course they could receive no BENEFITS ;Fora
the government, AMI tue whole expense Tor the dis
trisutIgu Of the mails would Ievolve on aer oxn citi-
zen- H- c1uc.Ii-i b. advising the Ni>ss-jupiau TO
purchase a. many uvzrue- 81, he nee led. and express
81 the opinion that 10 twelve months, save property
would ce Egrta more -uaa 70 ever mai been. Upon
these Assurances the gentleman Wa. On saturday.
making H- WY u Virginia 10 purchase more negroes
-C11ul1o0zI. T,1H.. Gazette.
Tgr I.p,>rr Fvs,. Tho Embassy VISITED
HgurErur II, O,-.t-r. one o; the H9n,soag papsrs
Ia IN. .7l1w7nr xbi-n r-f1-t- the -iIv rep1rt start
ii De tn p5t5r.sisa. thar the Embassy consisted
,,rv r IN. f,w.- .-I--- and a-,Brl.--I nom. ~ hI-1