The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-10-05

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July =. lS5-.
The -TeegE-aen II VOL into which tie Di-
Urr-T e t-e >11rh emtarkt some months
a-I. ~. | re-uet - say. 0c--ltsi li-as-7oU>iy.
Irc niger amt tt-1l ~ o0-oE.z-hen with the
BlLlI-r- lr-- Nv Eal-Iu onto - ike the
iv- into the Ok. Le d-kive0ei that. IN the South
a. le--. h. WLz rel-y tie 04k @ct We tie IVY /.
ll-tl u looking q - - Il contracted a disa-
g1aahls Lsb!t u boxing down onto u.
ILere Aux otte- reasons wSy be- crrsert - made
availatle f- o-r U--. and therefore Il Wa de-
Odd ., - heek ONO the A-rikin. and g. again
attempt hi. r-iuc.sben q - hear his normal
-I-e- e the abno1-zl cJDt-sln " the times
wpy1 st-lit- Inc cl7ec;e-s - the college met
end changed the name q tie inssisooshn hack -
Ire - >Jutien Military 4 CAsikle ln>l;oot."
and The C0-ne-s WIZ Itself a-in.
De=xin Po-ram looked 4 tho ten wears hci
rIu lifted Of him How pleasant rs. said
he, q walk erec; agin II frJnt " 4 niger. ami
- Ta- EN- = Ito they wUE ni--er>i Oh. e. l
ead Only w0llup one wunst more. meihinkS
eJld de happy -
We he'd a meetin last mite t. consider this
niger question. wirh wooi hey rysUltid in great
god and he'd s powerful infcoenCc toward
-tren-theliu the hands " our brethren in the
North, who are fghtin the heresy Nv niger suf
frase. he'd 1t not bin for that irri;ashen. Pollock,
and that pest. joe Bigler. | he'd made my rrElcr
speech n on the niger. and with much effect. |
he'd quoted from sumboddy's qUotashsn from
AEa->iz. which demonstrated the rdicle differ
ence there l. aIween the -AirikIn and the proud
Caucasian ar-uin from the length NV his heel
and arm the thickness Nv his skull and - forth.
that he Niger WIZ totally unfit 10 exercize the
rites Nv tee men. Iwuz applaude1 vociterously,
and by none more than Pollock and Joe Bigler.
f. | took nv seat and wuz = wipin the ~perSpira-
shen from my cla>sikle brow. teelin that | ned
settled that question, Pollock riz and desired 70
say q few words and make 4 SUGGESTION. Sei he:
Il hey listened with interest 10 the elokent
sIeeker and am happy - say l hev learned fax
wien i new 70 me. Ell hey ever doubted the
inieTi0rity " the niger them doubts are IT,
moved, per -, alluZ. that the statements w
the speeker i trOO. Nv witch | hey no doubt. e.
the cazacter w the sIeeker i 2 sufishent guaran-
tee for the trooth Nv whichever be sez."
| bowed stately-like, with the air uv one 10
whom sieh compliments wuz a every day affair,
wieh they Amt by no means, on the contrary
quite the reverse.
e. Bat | want II demonstrated 70 the satistack-
slen Nv the most obtoOse-I want rite here a
measurement ~ the average -Afrikin, and the
average white man, that ali the world NAV know
the difference. | move that IL be did"
/ aeoeiei. =. Let il be DONE" sd /. =. that
the vexei question may be settled foreyer."
Seval nigger- were aski 70 submit to the meas
urement. bur ell refused. Finally Joe Bigler sed
he saw Napoleon johnson, a niger wien wunst
belonged 70 Deekin Pogram, in the audience.
;. Napoleon, sed he, =. will VOC contribbit yOOr-
70 the great science " ethnology? AiRI yoo
10 let u yOlee VOC awhile 10 demonstrate
the crate and CROWN troJJh that yOor grandfather
: monkey? Sep up, Napoleon"
NAPOLEON. nothin dasht- slept up, and Pollock.
Bigler and l measured him with the FOL-
lowing result. I