The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-05-15

H,EfLToS T-a-
Tie Word. IN au article Oh Gle Ca.Er-. %
D. s.. .E rps rev -e--i --. tlr --.u-rrur,
Cabinet j. % ET-at -1- lsuii-- Improvement
I-a.-.- tl--. rl ~r---E l: STATE my %
d. r.- ---. .E- ser. brilliant --a-a--s-- .-
.- De- beyond a- r--r.Fa--T. one .i :-- I-I-
----i. met -~-lc.c-. mot u~rrl-t-. On.
-------F=e--4 e-lD.I u r.i- ~-1--. % g -l.- cum
--- q gentleman who tl- 90 .r-l -.s alE--ra-H
81 l~r=--arE W-.--- a- --E--.- culture la o..
t-- W.. % ELe le---e- II varied g---- ez
Tes5-,e- Erea; social c.r-lI==-.-u- -- camp.
- al r-.F--e E.-rl=-l- H. ..-E r.----a-
what j. better tlu -t- fame ~ @ great --a---
man,. iu @ life -s lri.erII-t-l. "a department. e.
l-l=- and ll1-tel-atls--- weight AMI credit ll
rLe --1r1--Ieu- oil! -ll-usllI. r. i.u-. 49,
charitable ll--t--l--- which ~ c.-les- -.-- o.
general esteem. a- Q. Place him sg uI-y,--al cor
--lt DO Tire yery rr-; rink ID! god citizens,
Christian gentlemen. and eL4ur-ar- pt the kindly
1lue-ic virtue Returning o public life with
"a diameter which L4-4.Il- criticism ana tL-J--
tas rs-Tecti4I homage 10 thee who differ from
Lll 90 p1-Itlr-- and with au ezLIl-le-- ill- ai
gl.4-U!- O. draw uIau. I- j. -e-lEc .i l..-r H.
ll.g-Dce than D. j. ever Nke.v O. usel Do q r--I-
TIN which b. la Eg- ought. AMI to- which L.
I.--e=-- -ue qualification % g very Li-a order.
Mr. Fl-L j. IeIte.Ls familiar wiki tie clut-u--
TsEEy history aLi tie I.aIir-. TrI ami con-. Uf
tie r-4ei T4llle .ue-rlL- b.rA g our 1wn and
% tie cll-l foreign c5ru-rI=- arl among the
aHae"a -aa $3.50 -.Ma.a"aHa.A- aa ~ INV
0lce, De ha- @ alant saumaua % tie French
and one ~ two other Continental t.L-g--. For
ths -l.l4l 4utle- u! 70 I-itiYu lu which -sr.Il H.
auelee counts lr r., much. a. man De- better
qualified -'au Mr.. FI-h.
d. Iari.n4l I1liu- N-. T.-h b. O Republican.
t.DuZa % Republican Dl that I1lcTgtr cis-- who
m1rru lu the r'lF instead 10! adyluc. u. with tie
front We fear hr L.- never had much liEiu.
tE tie bef-.~ragi' Party. bot iE STATE and ssfy
ara4.- De La- -lUetILs-. % late wears. Elf-l .r
tile IN.rr#l-r.fra H.rHIH.sr.- uf#. .#..r.ara.| d.
".Htlel1-- >nce wr must have q Republican az
tie t~at ~ trr 'uiflcr. Sc can think 20 10 one
e.ul et-Ht fer iae llaee who-- T%,iitir- are I--
Objectionable than tL.-- - Mr.. Feb.
lie . about sky YEAR ~ e-c. native Yf tire
city %! New York. q lawyer by ctgcaripu. aud %
gentleman % the met liberal r.lJufe ard accom-
Iii-lulrn-- After EI- graduation % Columbia
'Hil-@-. New York. anil lie cIgr-e uf lsw read
iug- Do "g- admitted o. tie bar ~ $50. lie
-rgyei in tie I-gi-latur- 81 the state e New
York; wac tgr tws year. iH the National House
81 representative; was Governor Of the State
% New York from l-3S % $50: and after that
-slyei {. fall ~siX-yedr term H. tire Senate Or the
United >-ate-. from lSjl 10 lcj7. Before tie
organization II tie Republican IaTty. he VIA q
Wing. ii the Clay ami Webster school. and was
motel for hi- uniform courtesy and dizuiGcd de-
IneinJr il al ii, IntercJuI-. with d.. brother
Representatives, S.IajoT- and the public. u
tlc-c qualifications for tie cJmitie- ii tie State
Department, be- adds large information obtained
- fA.Faa-lhF LAAst4 III 4JEf4-I countries.
IHE sE'EEItEY OI TEE Treasury.
TIE uew Secretary of TIE Treasury. Hon.
George = Boutwell,, being in CYnyrc--. md hay
iuZ been e,u-IicuyE-Iy before tie public for
several ycar- Iast. j. widely known S. name at
le4-t. he l. q native u Massachusetts,. was q
farmer by in carly life. afterwards a merchant
clerk and -t1Ic-k@eTer. then studied laws. aud We
admitted Q, tie bar VIXEN about tnirt;-fsc wears
VI age. lie serTed seven yeir= IL the Na--icLu-
-et-- LegI-lature; wac Governor f the state for
two year, was aIp.inted Commissioner Of Inter
Ill Revenue 10 Washington, at the organization
u t.at Bureau ia l-J2; wa= elected u the Ma
ti1Ial U1u-- Ji Representative In tie same wear.
tDu@re-- -iEce tAat time. lie j. now IN ~
iyIEih term lie j., bc-idc-, being a member Of
tie Massachusetts, Constitutional Convention. q
Bank ClIEui--i9ncr Of that State. aud one Of tie
Board Df Visitors 81 Harvard Uniyer-,ty. For
last four years be Eas been "a member Of tie
Judiciary Committee Or the IIyusc. Governor
j. 90 liz iiiy--ecIul year. lie se!sic
~ Internal Revenue Commissioner. aud tie fact
tIlt D. Aas taken lart 200 all rhe financial. COM
lneseial aLd revenue legislation -iu.- 1862. =LUuld
mako him familiar vitn tire wants or tie country
h. thee PARTICULAR. lie ia- the requisite kuywl-
zIge and ability u enable him 20 give the Prc-i-
Dent efficient aid ia his cherished purpose. L, rec
ali frauds upon tie reseuuc arc clicked aud
and that the laws are faithfully enforced.
TnE sEcEEr.El o. WAR.
~ tie appointment " General Ravlius e, tic
Department, General Grant ha- given posi-
o. another Yf tie able -o!l-uladc men. whn-c
,biliue- and U-eillnc-- were developed Ly the ,
saT. John \ Eawln- h. . native Of ll!inoi-, ,
February -, 1891. Until his twenty
ecJnd year be- wac % farmer and charcoal burner. I
Ia -chD4 eiucatIon = nli summed up ia the
tatcneHt, that be went u the ucight0Tiug q
chpOi- chiefly IN tie winter time or two wears Z
Id a half, and for about eight months t. the !
;Dck River Seminary, Illinois. In 1853. he en- Z
cred tie Laws Office ~ Ga!rna, IlliuJi-. and IN A..
sol wa- admitted % the bar. and went into
artner=hip with his LAYS rre-eptpr. Succeeding 4
" the bU-iHe-- Of tie finn ia 1850. Lc attended r
4, TIE practice until ISIS. when Dec took another q
Ir;u"r. and pursued biz profession until Lc went :
It, tic army, IL l~Il. lie took l1It IT, raising :
Dc Lad Mime regiment Of Illinois infantry, II
ut ECON afterwards wa- solicited bg General \
'raut. them Brigadier General. d take q POSITION j.
20 h- -,li. with the rank pl Captain. Til. was :
voluntary tender, brought about by General
'raut'- knowledge OF and faith iu the man. lie
~ been 0n General Grants -tafT ever since. :
JuImeuciug az A--i-tant Aiiutaut General. with n
be- rank Of Captain. and mounting tie -tcI- of j
rymDuyu until he became Chief 81 staff 10 the =
cncrIl-in-Chief with the rank Of Brcyct Major J
General ia the United States army. lie l. IS man "
tie President own heart, gifted with the ("
,cTiius qualities Of fidelity, integrity and great II
-en-e. " hIic in the field. General Grant -,
rID-cd upon him ~ upon "A rock, knowing HE u
deity, hi- answering truthlulue--. his clear u
Id.mcnt and his iUllmauliuc-- in every respect. j
t. ALWAYS rUcaks Of Eawlius with the fullest n
a. having richly earned all lis promo u
.,u-, and az a soldier who came . the nearest to !
cling Indispensable u him Of any officer Of the Of
.~ryicc." There l. but little room for doubt u
with such a Secretary 81 War tie economy q
ud reforms Instituted BY Gen. Grant himself. ia Ct
j. brief administrator Of the War Department. =
Ili De- fully carried into execution. o
TIE SECRETARY OF TIE xayY. :.
Adplph T.. Boric, the Secretary Of the NAVY. III
a. born in Philadelphia in 1909. lie is a n
ieInber Of one Of the oldest and most aristocratic Al
Philadelphia families. lie graduated at the h
University pf Pennsylvania, and soon afterwards b.
IN mercantile pursuits. Mr.. Boric T.
ma,-ci the great bulk Of his immense fortune Il
! the China trade. and NJ present l. a member il