The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-07-20

0uslv attended. and these the SPEAKERS
indulge ia rather c-trayagunt language L. the
jnsticc Of their and the large amount Of Aid
they get from the wOrkinguen of other parts
Of the country. Many fear that these expectations
II all may prove delu~iyc, and they begin To feel
anxious abJrt the future Those with families
hardly aEpT wait long for the promised aid. AMI
II 1t CONES II Will probably be small ia amount
each striker that il viii scarcely him aui his
family from begging Meanwhile tine employers,
with exceptions, firm in their determination
not g. WELL. They will be pretty t. wn the
strikers already begin a. manifest signs Of weakness.
Considerable numbers are seeking their oh places
under the old ten hour system Most Of the rioters
who arrested by the police have been dis
charged no persons appearing TO prosecute them"
Suffrage.
Recently caucus Of Republican members Of the
Legislature Of Connecticut held, which
luton adopted To pass and submit 10 the people
amendment to the Constitution of the State 10
strike out the restriction upon coorcl men voting.
\ similar amendment defeated two years since.
4. u. &. =. VI.
vt the last meeting of the American Board of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions, held III New
York, DR.. Woods, of the Secretaries, made
the following statements:
The receipts OF the Board during the last fiscal
year amounted S4iG, ,9i2 During the first eight
months, the receipts were S2iS,1OJ. During the
period just elapsed they We're -2J2,3JD. The
statement exhibits increase of -3,JJ3. In dOna-
tons there has been falling of Of S@,0lG, while
receiveL''
How Have the Mighty Fallen.
We find the following striking - personal -
item in a Western paper:
George Il. Mcclellan, well known as having mar
rie1 a daughter of Colonel Marcy, Of the regular
army, was, At last accounts, somewhere on the Nell
terunedn with his wife and child, expecting to re-
turn To America next fall MIR. Mcclellan has been
making quite prOtracted stay abroad. lie was
formerly a military man.
Ritaali>m.
The Ritualistic movement in England, AMI III
modified degree in America, is being pretty Sc
vercIy commented 10y both the press and the
pulpit Trinity Church, in New York, has
adopted the =. dcfOrmed Catholic - style of ia
tonin, the service, the priests turning their backs
to the audience and other Puscyitc forms. The
celebrated English independent preacher, MIR.
Spurgcon. thus cs,utcrizcs the Ritualists:
We have no longer any right to speak Of our
tonlI Protestant Church; II Is not Protestant; 1t
tolerates bIrefIcsl POpcry, AMI swarus with wOr-
stiprers of the God whom the baker bakes ia the
oven and whom they bite with their teeth. Not
many streets from the house IN which we ar; assem-
ble,l YOU may have your candles, and your Incense
and YOUR eOpe AMI your abs, with other POnIps and
yantie- Of the ieteStable iOlatry Of Rome That
IrIe.ni-m against which IstiHier LVTe testimony "t
the STAKE. has been suffered To hold it, IuuIniEcrIes,
and practice It's fantastic tricks in the name OF this
nation until it counts its dcluci admirers by tens
Of thousands. That monster, which stainel Smith
field with gore, and made it an ash-heIP for the
MARTYRS Of COL has come back to you. The old
wolf that fathers, AMI tore their IalPittt-
ing hearts OF their LOsOs, you have suffered to
come back into your house, and You are cherishng
H. and feeling IL with Your children meat Once
aa,iu tl. harlot of Babylon fiunts her fnery III
faces almost without rcbuke- DO not tell me II i
not POpcry; 1t l. the sclitme Antichrst with which
YOUR fathers wrestle,l-and a man with but half his
wits about hiIn may il tO be 20; and yet tins land
bears IT anil rrjOces III it, anil crOuchcs at the foot
OF a priest once more Our great ones, our deli1ie
women and dninty lOriS, once again the willing
vss. of priestcraft and superstition; and amid all
this If any one speaks out, he Is asIIlcl unchar
table aui abhOrrel trouble IN Israel Is 1t Tor
nothing, that Col has favored tins Land with the
Gospel Must sll the light he turne'i 10 darkness:
Must all the gains Of the valiant Of OLD be lost
bv the zoth and cDwarlicc Of this thOughe-s geIer
alton In the days Of yOrc, men like Knox aud
WEIGH IN Scotland, and Hugh L1tiner and John
HrlIf,ul fought like lions for the tTuth anu are We
10 vi.IJ Iik. coward ours Are the OF oak
eet,Ie,I by the Of willow; The men who cried
No Poury heret' now sleep within their sepuchres,
and their desscndants wear the yoke when the'T
fathers scorIe,l. Shall not God visit u for this
would that voice Of thunder could arouse tins slai-
thnrrh and State.
The press anil working Of England are calling
loudly for "A dissolution Of Church and State. The
f,r1r- declare that the Bench Of Bishops should lie
abolished or II It i ncclfu that religion should bc
r.preScute, IN the House 0f LOrls, that able men Of
ths.t
Ar.hi,i-iOr- ami Bishops have enormous revenues
They usually come in in procession hetcl by the
Archbishop II Canterbury, and 1T IN their rc->il-
II i not unusual for thS~c mHgnntes of the Church
To have an income of Elj,UuO 10 ElOo.Up, while
the r.,r crIr,te- Who do tine work kept at starv-
atioi, prices. Lord Salisbury declared that this
-tate of things hal wrought on the minds Of the
xorkingrucn AMI the lower classes that they would
not 20 20 church az all. Five years ago hc formed
Committee himself the heal If II, and established
street preaching and Sunday seryice in the theatres
S!ncc that time REFORMS have ftlowei-drunkaris
have Lscn reclaimed. men made industrious and
,i,,,. anil the religious wouli "a abandon
church service the Lords day theatre preach
Death and the Bachelors.
DIR Stark Of LONDON, has recently puhlislhi
SONG statistics which convey a fearful warming to
you, men T. avOI the pcrils of single wrctchcincs.
The mortality tables show that between twenty-five
AMI thirty ylr II age the death rate with bachelors
i Is7 r..r thousand VIII. during the period
II j. uiv : 7; among married men. Continuing the
comparison the English doctor proves that between
thirty anil thirty-hyc. married men leave th', pleas
ant mundane sphere at the nate of nine VcE Eth0-lnd,
whilst tf7 l. the Eurc for tie les fortunate hschc
Iors Advancing iu a-c, the huge difference ia favor
II the terelct- = -cnel, or coarse but up to the
last stte- in life the bachelors have the worst uf Il.
A. according the tables II Dr. stark. the married
men a Of NJ the rate II SIS per thousand; and
the bachelors nj i3-i Per one thousand
Prastisai Truth. abort Advertising.
The Louisville Journal j. PAPER not only Of
cxrcrcuec and observation. but especially or god
sense. what It SAYS may therefore hc rcIici ou n
correct. We commend To- the careful TCru-al of
our readers IT. r-rnars in a recent issue "n the
-,lbiert Or advertising, aud iuipr-c every word
that f,Ilows n practical AMI truthful;
We have been carrying On the Louisville Journal
between thirtv--ix anil thirty-scycu year.. During
all that time w. have known man of business IN
th,. city ~ ffh tr5g gfrSrftssi iitsrrHy. AuI We
50 as.urH4 1f.r.f T..
II even I'm respectable dcgrrr. who diiut advertise