The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-04-20

january =. l-J7.
Won ny the most important elSc-imUa-An
In q Ia nj -su-r--Ter tried arlrc q court uY ne
IT,. cHmr oil alurc Squire Gayitt at tire Clgrt
IiylSe at Tie Corners Yesterday. Il Ut= iu4p,i.
Jsu-- .-75z Il involved the yCrv ccgi-teu-e ly rh,
ia-Lts-lU upon w.-h Kentucky l. bliI--beesl
upon IT. leci-uu hung the great question whcrIe.
~ u-- che Bile -ag5d be- respected and L. hai,
Injunction .hegel- whether kentucky -t1.d.
ciIn-iu o. The Sl-!I-ers. = ga az a Christian
>tai.. ~ deug.n Il. - back into iufdclitv and
.a-+ sIi-n- -za-elv need SAY that 5hc r-Hrshcu-
uy tae Bible IL which | refer : To ever blessed
eaI,e-- rrhriu . Ham. Ha-rr and Oue.imu-
the only Iart- o.. the SEliItc- we pay much atccu-
ton e. Box ~ them J. -uc-e--fliiv actackt war
fuilOw-2 The entire -,ruckt-- comes tuutiin t.
tie ground Iacreiorc. h0ldiu e. Afcrkiu- slavery.
we are orthodox believers.
Tie circumstance Nv tie ka-c WIZ sut'in like
tbs \ niger as the name Wv Gaircl. Wuu-r the
happy and c1n--utei servant uv that eminent
Christian. DerEin Pogfalu. bccum r5--c--ci uv
tine -uiTit uy thc devil. and sullen. heclz the Dee
kin s,id biz wife 10 raise the means &, send MS
second ~In. lS.Ik-r. which wUz a -tuIVin for thu.
ministry. % q Iiell.iikie I~n-tiut3r. slIuwhcre- I'm
Georgia and also cura-cl bca,L As female If
spring. Elizer. happened t. Gttrackt the atrcu-hun
Nv Hl- eide; son. kuer. lie run away in tie
first year Nv tie war, and tpliercd the FedraI
army. finally cEL-Cin - a soEer. DARN the pro-
gre-- Of the struggle, he learned u read. and I.in
powerful IN prayer and Sich, ue headed a revival.
ard hevin @.ft- that way attracted the ugti- OF
Gculal Howard. or sum Of them fanatics. " Pa,
had him instructed. and finally made him "a a..Ur
Nv thar accur-ed Freelmen's Barrow. And shg1r
enuif. after the VAR, be APPEARED in this vi-iuitv.
saIarIcI by this sf-IcUy. and cDInmcu-t uEf-tiu
tie uI--ers for their normal c,uiisaeu bv teeclIii.
on en- Ju read. and es5aLli=hin SlulIv sk95Is
among en-. ami given Uv en- advise generally.
witch WIZ against the peace and dignity NV tie
commonwealth. The citizens stood it with the
pashcEse caraktcTi>tick ~ the people Nv Ken
tucky. until last Monday. The Deekin he'd q
di-py0t with a Niger relative 10 4 Uidin matter
nv wage. Tie niger had been wDrkin al d
stipulated price uy - Ier mpuJh-the Deakin
brought in 81 a Offset, lis board at - per week.
and ruthcr than hcy any fuss about il. proposed
TO let him work the balin, out durin the Winter
months. To this ckitable arrangement the niger
deuurlrl. holdin that board was inclO0dod. and
this Gabriel advised the niger u sac, and be lid
EnrIgrd ut this Interference. the Deekin went
before Squire Gavit. and complained NV Gabriel
e. Il yagrant, and employed me u attend To the
case. Pollock. the illinoy store keeper, yolun-
teereei u defend the niger. and there wuz = ire
IurujUs e~LE-itcmcnt over il.
| opened the case by Stain that the niEeer's
biznis wuz to prove that ne he'd vizaLle means NV
sUpport-Poll0ck insisted that it wuz our bizni,
u prove that lie hedn't. but the court decided
agin him.
The Niger then swore that ne received from the
thirty dollars per month for his SER
vices. submitted that. ez he wuz a interested
PARTY, other proof wood be required. Pllock
interdoOst the elders uv the cpngrc rishun. bat |
chcck-mated him there by submittin that the ties
tlh'ny az nigScrs wuZn admissible, and wich
the court decided it wuzn't.
ImInciitiy Pollock submitted that whether or
10 bis client coDdn't be considered a warrant. ez
Lc Good testify himself 10 the fact that he Gabriel
in bis house two hundred dollars in grcenbax
sufficient support for Il time 1T least.
There RI!Z "A immense cE1slIclueur IN the court.
=. Whcr duz he keep it?' asked the Squire.
yisibly a2iuated.
=. Ia his cliat at the house where he boards
Pollock.
81. This court stands adjourned for thirty minits.'
the squire. boundin over the rIilin in front
Nv him. -. Hold on. SCI ne =. hold On. Deekin.
Jar start i all | want. Don't take advantage
Nv riy age t. get tncr lrst. and lell-ImeIl over
another the entire audience, ceptin Pollock,
tie niger and me, started ON Il keen run ir the
In n few miniJs they returned, Iantin
and out Nv breath. when the Squire called the
court u order agin. witch bcin restored, he re-
marked:
Ii it Good he established that the Niger he'd
in gTccnbiX it wood necessarily discharge
hin. 81 no man With that sum Good be considered
ya@lant but he Tuthcr thct Ct the prznur at
he bar sl,0od look in the drcckshun NV III, house.
find il wuz' mt there any more ~ a house.
tn, tie material wv wich il WIZ built wUz iyin
around pcrmiskus. Likewise, probably. he
sGulIGf1L ne ii4c 70 Iilil the .--bb nc ltI III E-
hist. The place that knJwd it wUnst viii know
I no more frcycr-it he'd been cOHlisticated by
he cnrarcd citizens. lie wanted it understood
hat no sich triiin impedlnent in the way uv jus
ice CT tie possession of 5000 Good he allowed .
yishin tine ioDriSdickshcn NV this court. The mig
ger not bein able 10 prove his means Nv support,
md cz the court knows NV its own knowledge,
he amt got any 500. the court wood ask :
rilninai'e counsel what other nonsense lie hcz t. o..
Head.
Sed Pollock. the Illinov stOrckeepcr:
- | wood beg leave 10 state To this court that. ,
Indcr the civil rights iaw. tie defendant cannot
- arrested ~ a yas1ant. q the law under witch q,
hc accused j. arrested only menshuns persons w E,
dior. maxim q distinction agin en- :
Never. vile meInry retains her seat. shell | for !
81 the scene that cn-,Dd. Filled with a -cnsc uy J.
he responsibility restin onto him, the Squire ru,e -
lowly from his seat, his face NV dcathlv l~llcnis. "
.ich he'd the cieck Nv heightenin, by contrast. :
ne intense redni- w his nose. and risin to his full ,
tie. remarked that the court he'd expected that >,
u be urged. and had. therefore. pre- l
AIRED for it. That law doesn't bind this c,urt u :,
nv alarInin extent. conrideEin il ez infringin onto -
be reserved rites w the States. -
e. viii the court be - good cz 10 menshun, for :,
ne ~intormashun Of the p~opulace. wat the reserved p
ties NV the States are sed Pollock. :,
e. TIE court insists that 1t sncl not bc inter !
IpteI when its deliycrin itself ny a opinion. -
pu-idcrin 1t ez iuiriugin upon the reserved rites ~
tie States. Nv whom Kentucky J. the clccicst :,
nj loylic,t among ten tboueand'-at this pint /
j. nose cl5ud reidcr and rcIdcr. and it seemed "
me q tho a halo Nv life encirclcI his frosty -
sd. q he Gcarlc>sIy Continued iHE COURT -,
1LDs THAT Law To IL UNCoNSTiTooSuNEL and e. :,
ch i el not regard it. IIcz the counsel anythin :.
To rcuIark?" =,
:. Nothin." sod Pollock; d. And KNOWN the v,
q well cz | do. | wonder at my maxim Sich y
as uv myself cz to hcy rcInarkt anytLin tail. a
=. Ilez tie counsel for the State anythin t. 90
W"
:. Ncthin. sed |. Il am willin to trust the
~ in your hands. feclin confident that justis- -
nooine Kentucky jusJis-will be done. ~
WareupOn the squire Led the prisoner stand up, Il
d DRAWN on a black cap, in a very impressive +,