The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-03-06
"A PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
The american Struggle--An English
Gentleman on the War.


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u As,urs ee'e" r"ihe vi h"cAs' 'aisIan'
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III the Cniteu STATES government are not SUD
Jected To foreign interference they Will within a
year put down this pro-slavery Feoeilion' restore
peace to the country, and modify the M"Tril
tariff II they are hampered by the IntrIgUes Oi
~dipiomatist- they will stfil compel the traitors to
succumb, bot will probably be engaged IN a long
war, perhaps have recourse 70 still higher duties
ass source of revenue
Mr.. Lindsay Gays what - not true when re
says that the object OF the rebels is not to extend
ahu Pe'Pe'unee 'ne sorsso o. slavery Aney nave
no 2ther motye ana no other motto upon their
Taitorous banner. Sir, ike Mr.. Lindsay, am
an tngusnman, L love my native land deSoteaiy,
I love the cause OF justice and humanity more
Unlike hr- Lindsay know what are the Objects
ment OF the armed treason, when me American
nag ~ss STRUCK oy piratieai hahds from the tor
reIsot rors oumPter-
II was my misery 70 ave i9r some time among
tne men VINO ;. ooast tnat slavery Is 4 necessary
adJunes OF yhign c,nIzation, NO. me e3h-
TmPslys e'varletfonl "h,cn press Poes
Lons1eiIo"' Whitter ana Lo~eil, OF sta.esInsh
TheoIals Jnase. = .nd oa ns IN
p ralker cnIs, u pl:,s.Hs
80 ~ r.a;.a ~ ap.n.rar hmt @Mtiah,,
.-SSs .;.nssaSnn .iio,ws -
wi,Sou, Iet o. b;ndronca 70 braed slayes TN,
- e .I..-
onea w. "nd a aNa J.ul 'm = - Eli ,tnua
I'D ~ s-,I ~, - shanalJs. ~
p;cbmo,J h.va 800 u" ms ovs- and over
80 ,ha, ,ha;- -, w.s 90 .y,end H. .Iava
- ga,nsxina Va,a.o anS On al TO-
ducioy sIaye Lai.,r int, the former place into the
NV serritorie. now belongipg To- rho gnSted.
States and nv comnelIin0 the limited STATES Gov
ernment to troteet Save uroperty. even in the
free states.
~ yxsnr Scntb u;tb uv ears and eves onen not
like DR. RnsaeII ar Sir James Feronsson and Mr..
Rourke. ri ~ q sted and toasted 5non the nrc-
ceeds of felonious labor. not 10 be fawned upon
and booduinked at the Charleston or MARYLAND
clubs. not TO he talked over. bv pretty but yerv
law women. but Iike an honest man in search Of
the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the
trutb 40 helm me God
M Tindasr ooes ON IN saw tbat the local CON
v.nt;on.o r 10 J;g.,ar. .a.arl;o,s 80 a,..,ad
.lan.ss n-ob;h;,or, Of ,b;s sc ahon;nohIa ,raE;c ,,
Whv AZ n anv msnhar /, a;tbcr of ,basa con-
vsn;;on. had g. 80 s,iarn.,;,a ,ba sIaro I'd
assn So .hominabIs ,,a@. >, he woUId h. hon
,a,-ad ID faa,ha-ad -. bun. 80 ,ha naares,
Ill -
~a go =. .san ~ - H., :, r.
N""".S. 800, S t"ey IN .nem :" III Il
conseu.ions' Passu ams Pfoh.pilins 'ne sase
raae, anu, "nen the miiu protest, winch "as ~
siu1ed IN tne s'eh'spmery Pro.is'onal coHs'lu-
uon' anne before them ior ra,incation' IL was
adopted ny small msjor1ties, ana then only win
eu.s'ines ~ o"yeo'.' a"u SUI
palmer guaranty thas state rlghs7 shoniu IN
no way se inseriered wish.
was present, sir, wnen TINS document was
raiined Dy the Soutn Caroina, delegates IN the
city Oh charleston. Mr. L. W opratt' a prom
inent member, who has spoken and written in
fAyor OF rsropening the slave trade, had q distinct
understanding WIN sir. The't, ana Win idr.
Nett, VINO was tneir other commissioner 10
Alontgomery, as TO what were the purposes oi the
PROVISIONAL government on this subject, before he
would consent to vote Tor the ratification. may
add that II one man OF all others may De called u
representative Southern man, L. w SPratt Is
the man. Mr. Spratt would tell MIR. Lindsay
frankly, were he to question him. that any such
interference with state Rights as punishment
Tor traihc IN slaves by this rebel government
would be considered by the great majority oil the
rebels as more than a sufficient cause tor seced-
ing from the . seeededY States.
fhls treason was iomented 10 exteno slavery at
any risk ana sne erection oil a VIGOROUSLY non,
est man as President, VINO, while ne was pledged
20 administer faitniuliy the laws IN all the States,
was vet conseient'ousiy and irrevoeabiy opposed
to the extension OF slavery with aus phghting ana
uemorahz.hg influences, m.o virgin iahus' u
election u tAorshsn Linco.., : anI'n, ~asu pre-
seA. y 'Ie " pnI '. INC" ~ nI
=. hHaAI- - IN = - $50
a.u : noneay 1880 49, dJps,
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