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Supreme COurI-In Bane0.
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suhu5szf-u Ct gase % a. a--sed statement
Nly Il 1sss. tlss s-u 81 El-fsI5 & lTarkIs, Gun
Bas.,. oE ! " Hsraebt and Tacrs Nark5e- b1rrU ned
SOD f-uu the sad Els giving Therefor their note,
secured y a zlorrzi-s 90 -s-er yoke Ct o1sr ald
cue cart possession oC Ehica b the terms u o..
ns-t-a-s seed reunaiuet VITA tbe uorrza-0rs until
tle ssss injured TAi= usJe vas 1srer recorded
Sspc g. $50. SAD Mlrkls bosrszsE $40 q said
Wb7-s zfTizg th,rsssr his nets seczFe5 b. mort
gage On ~-igas Yske q working oall0ek- gOk-s,
sozz and chaizs suuPIe1s- ooz cars e'saplzte- 0ae
cart zzs.Hzlss (Faerlz auE i-u strs thrgs korses.
cue mzl-- tzo yesrHzg hslfzrz-7 Tie zorteag0r
retained Pesze=sbsz- Tass AKA AS cart n1rrs1z-,i
60 W6it- ar the sane rha- srs usrrEazzd to Eli=
The moytga-e u Wefrs euusaiz= these EcrEs. " :
= sEarraate5 f--= aruu ils1n1srsHces ans against
az ItVerss elli--s. eIEeFsilg dr=1 1osrElzz q
see h1u,irsa- ssgars 10 EIlzsr' Tle sscn1G mort
rr-e We daily rseo-tss SeFG II. Isss-
Ees- :. Isls. fae aru q H4sE=s1 & Nsrzlz be-
-ams 5a=1IEzus an,1 assigned al their property TO
D MeBryse- va sod q g15Ee aHetioa The oxen
lns cart al..urz7ueit n the 11-rzE= rzeaiEi1z fruG
rae sals sssL
Seishcr e rae asr-g1Es's nstsz kzz been pax
AZ. the G-sstb.l= are saauhfeE-
BHzehzr z IS dam slozI1 b Eztizzess II fan
eu11 saz vrseezlzs q tAe sale
= EhssAsr E-zsr= ei1iz- ssoa6 se treated a.
z-e,5aa1 zsre1ez
8 Tazfke- Should Hos bs treated znse-
czzsss ea4zz- susTrEsd Only % pr r-1s tIsi1s1E
frsz ta,s E-1.s-al fzaz Ct tx e=sats
E-C EosES. Eaz FLE1sTIE
1 Tie EzsezEIzt = sa1srpes frsz s=ugisg rhe IA
.zrF q tie prssr mortEl== 70 E-s- = lhs recital
Of rAr EIcr IN ~ s1hse,ss=1s 1qErgzz=
H aekzGFle6gsz he szizreaes q TIE pri1r
1-sss.aze- an6 = zzases1eHs 81 e hiz t=6zar
= vaI5srs- : Abs.. y T. DE- ? 80, u, p
E7I-Szz- N-f-- 81
: TEe s6se= q r-1zzry 4 % pr0sser H. rZn-z q
1z1eelt 7szE1zz FGrzaassrz- y giTz-g noti-s y
rse pzsizc rze1r[z- t1r zsrsssG szEi-g 1-z-a 70
raes q rrfsr zzrzcl.-rst a1-t-e ezH 1os take A.
Vlzr1gz q the Ea1E q rsgsfrE A. is.oazzf r1r-
e.azer- Or zarrzzzz=, t1t BE FEzss - nlsrlE1sE
szhsrs t. N Brsss Esza = Vsr1- 5Ess . -, Il
A Er Il We 4 c5uczrues- ElEz EsFrz1z=
-zsr y .luzi.sers. n LIE Izht e 6-zr zortz1ze
szsssrr 70 tEzz EzeEmk-zEee- anz rEzirizz Z i
zlvrz1zz Sess T uE zlezr ~ szrrssz 1-iEnsul-
ssz.ear n Fri1F es1ss. and ne ssitE za1 ~ q
ne case arr n fIr1r q ELiiz' cZziZ-
& A 10 rassszzssH- bstA PARIS sc1n1 il n
sE1le rzlarls1 t5E1rzz otasr eTe1r1rs ezeert fkat
rhe FrssszFrfsa e fzzs = I-s = ssTar & fEtitz
l.aa Ellies kseasss the Pa=sssss11 - ~ E1rzg-
srz z1z szp6ziaez 4 N Esrt1zz
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-02-16

II VII b sssE By tie Cus-ou & 1-s
S-A-ss5-s. pzh-sisd hs- rsek tbzz shs
a-l-l-zl profuctsgus sf tlis k5---9n
a-e ca the fue-gass- Ii Is also ohserya b-s
tha- the variety os Pru.zaegisa : sl>0 II
c-lzzIz Co s c5--il=rahls extent Thzs
lzr-sr AK 8. enc Of The ms z-zrE.y NJ II
czr6gless5ee1 exports. Farrieallriy 80 shea
~ co-sslzr tbzt zreat porti1u Of tn.
aergaze oa1es f7uu szzH Fr7.iuce-s, boeh
ra-iTs ar.i s,-sEz
A. We have before stated IN this paper.
n cezu-ry can ev= be truly p-ueperoas,
n ua-ter he~ great tie aggregate pro
5zcriga EzT be. u1iess tie Ebole people
parr5eiFate IN Szeh pre.izes5su- Large
a-nealrurzl Eu5erraknzs- c0utruIel BY
few. nay b entered INTO and prosper,
--I THE ~ zy beoouae rieh- but the
ceu-ry. al-haagh greatly bsass-5ed- i.
u1r bsnaEtt.,l 20 the eEreat thzs II vTuaIi
- Il tke sane Pr1.3let51a had beeu m77s
b. a lzrss uzzber u sIaH Esrmers
49, tie s--5-lzz xhilh night be pre-
6ucsf here- al Eh5ch 50es nos require
1zsh ezFi-al % snags "A h Pro'Iacti0a-
SIX b reang The iestsr froa N
NeVsr to Hzs EzcallzaeT TIE 1Enz.ssr u
Iu.srs1r. p1llzshe.i II the GazErTE Of Last
Eeek- szr rsa5srz I'll SO rhzs tbe seed
brozzh- bers fruu Tzp1E n tie Nirs.s.sz.
3 -ts-- slne sine ~ been f1unI BIZ M
MeFer q b q sIeslsnz quzIz-y. pro
dzeinz srrunz- hsaIrhy Eorrus and 4 SAFE
M suzzty Il SIX AI1ho1zh the gentle
nan Et3 hzs uz5s The erp.r1aeu1 Ei-h
tbs seei has Al 1dvzzzaee sEsr noss pso-
pk Ez Eeris.Izs q SIX c1I,zrs- The
F-oee=s + - sizplz thar The SAT- u sch
kaEiaizs nes,l nos detsr othe-s fr0sn uzlk-
in- The ezperTzeut tEeussZres- In he--
7tks o1ly dzEeuIry IN s5k rsfsIaz- uoaEi
seez 60 Il that great care = required n
sseEnz TIE v0rus. 4 rsH 4 s1ne EgEE-
eszssf shszs Eahs-s- vhch ean = EASILY
Esiaed Tks Eork + Ezht and s.lsy- sad
Fe shs1li 51zzize- EsH E1resI s0r the
zz-Ire ror1lzt5sn 81 tbs ro1znrr7- wI..1 a-E
rsaz-szbls f1r rks qlielzes 1 ehfeh
rhev ham st.skzhfrs 81 * naHe-s tae
saaI Ezglsz uszsean BE- - .iS4bs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-02-16
The Master ard servant Law.


Thas law Vas enacted N the year 1880,
just twenty Years ago. during wbzr vzs
called BY some, the lllssio1arv rule. or
vhea the American lissio1zrv Influence
vzs IN ths aseeuieney. Ksmebznuebz
III v4z King. John Young. Minister Of
Interior, Mr. WIN, II ,srgigu Al
ta-s. lIr. Judd Of Finance. Mr. Arm
strong. u Pzblic Instruction, Mr. Bates.
Diss-i---Arto-uey. Nsa,srs. Lee. Andrews.
aai John L On the Supreme Beueh. Mr..
Han, Director Of the Government Press =.
J-r- Gooi4le. I thluk- Marshal and Ar-
Bishop. C9LLsctCr-GeueFaI. the LegisIa-
tive Assembly, and Interior executive
ot=sevrs OF 3 similar composition, and the
Oh Nlss50uzries Ia accord With the Gov
eminent and By their moral influence
sustaining IL
The AdmiuiStrarioa hzs changed, but
the u>ta.e Of this law. BY any Admins
tra-lou Or party has NOT been questioned
I'LL virhin a fer months SuideuIv. II
ha- beeu discovered that this I1E % r.
strain master znd servant fruu the infiie-
tioa OF rruug upon eithsr one by the
other. IA persen or property, 20 prevent
rirs-r6 and dishonesty. l. An aggression
uP9a PersouAI freedom that auy attempt
20 compel the explores 20 10 right vixen
be las made up hiz mind TO defraud Ii.
employer, L 3 rrssgass upon the szere,t-
nsss Of hlS Person which can not be
toIerats'I some people have veusr1ti9rl
isr certain preoePts found Il 4 book too
little real =hieh >ays- Th0u shah not
eer7 = Provide thIn-s hossst n the
>55zht Of aH men Vow. diSloueztv seems
20 some 20 be Of the sane gems a. steal
ny. and Should be deaIs ufrh some-
shat IN the sane Manner and ws sup
pose those olt-tzshiauei az uzkers Of
1855 must have thouzht so.-fqr DO tHev
uot tel = that Z nan alIf5dHy dizrs-
CARDS HI promises. 70 his explorers
mary be sbaI make rspara-isas ia
nan persists II dong Eruzg. LIS person
; not to.3 =aers'i u b as.l.5s TO 10 rizht-
Etheg had BEEN = 5egsIy fz-bued 18th
the spirit Of progress * some u our
worthy ei-izenz- uloszIy Il the y0znger
elass, they F0aIi certainly have known
thai % have oaIy $500. fznozur exempt
eI-l makes II night 10 cheat their employ
eEs- and Erozg 20 parish them f5r chat
NJ. aa1 EzE s-ilsieh insists thai cheating
I Ersug, znf sEoszEi h treated znf uzn-
shei A. vroag. \ behEad the spiri- of the
age and shs1d Be rspeaIe,1 firth WIKI =
uHfz f. frsemen DSi not the PsIfv
Via ks0sksd down bis neizhbor With
st0ue- and beng arrested tksrsfor- desEzr-
q thzs Il vas % fee eo1ltry rEzz did nss
Is 4 mzn 10 - hs PlsasesI- have the 1rzs
alez q free'10us And can zav0ae hzIp
sseiiuZ that a IaE, sikh VII n.os allow the
crew 4 ship 10 IeaTe the ship aud cap
-aIa any r-oruiug- Ia the ni9st q their
ag-s T.rsssIlZ work znf 70 the graf Ioss
q rhe cEaerzs AID eoatrzry 70 tkeir cou-
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Liberal Advances Made ON ala ship
mems per Steamer.

Freight for San Franeisco viii be received At tie
Steamers Warehouse, and receipts for the same
given BY the undersigned No charge for storage
or carriage Fire Risks in Warehouse, not taken ~
the Company.
Insurance. guaranteed at Lower Rates than By Sail
ing Vessels. Particular ears taken Of Shipments II
Fruit.
All orders for Goods 70 be purchased ia san Fran-
cisco viii be received and flied By return q steamer
1zo- Shipments from Europe and the United states
INTENDED for these Islands will be received ~ the
Company in San franeisee Il consigned 70 thea and
be forwarded By their Steamers % Honolulu. FErz
% CHARGE. except actual outlay.
70 Passengers requested to take their tickets
before II O'Clock the day Of sailing and 70 pro.
cure their Passports.
DS-An Bills against the Steamer must Be pre-
seniei before o'clock on the day Of sailing o.
they will have to lay over till the return 81 the
Steamer for settlement.
I'm II. HAcKFELD Co. Agents.
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---- - $3.50 ---- ~ ~ ~ ~ - q ----
gsuiaizcs> we're :. huu,i>ea ard kuspar-
II TIE election 81 WaIuea- hlspau had
uaj0-i1v Of votes; Nlhsu 70, having
been beard from the resulJ Is doubtful d.
From Hawaii ~e have only the reports
HQn the Districts q North and South
houz; IN the former. C. W PIipo vas
Elected "a The ArIer, ; h HASH w4s
elected Over " C. Jones By majority
Supposed 70 be about = Two % one. Il
Z, rum5-e,l that y. T. Martin vas elected
IN the Kzu Dl,sriss- although there L no
reliable report from the-s-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-02-16
The Elections

We zre saa'blei this wesk, To give in
2idi-ir1 10 those givSa lAss week the
resllr q The EIsetioa for Representatives,
for the 5claouin- Dl>sricss.
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NOTICE.

TINE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN c.
Il B0RHH0LT and HENRY D0DIH6 - Bufebers
IN Nnnann Street. Honolulu, i this day Dissolved by
mutual agreement All bills due said establishme1t
70 be paid 10 G. orntolf ami al claims and dem nis
on the same % be made 70 h M
q. BsTnhelt takes tais opferR4ifY Of notilyinrais
friends and the public IN general, that he continues
bis busineFs Baeher, a BIZ ga stand 10 Eaaanu
Street and respectfully soicfs eoniHaancs q Gus
tom fr9m he old friends ant the Fable IN general.
Nc establishment keeps Better Meat " sells a
Lower Prices
Honolulu, 7sh February. 1870. fs
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Circuit COurt---Maui.
Licences Expiring in February, 1870.

ID ErAIL.-Honolaln end. 6rinuald 4 Shultre.
IL Fort street LIST, Bodies a Co., Queen street.
Rodanet 4 Co.. Nuuana nth, c. g. Williams.
Fort street 10th, All See. Waialae Hawaii-ssth.
{. +. swain. Waiohinu; LIST. r. c. Haley. Waiohinu.
Akana, Puapaanui; ssth. Chnnshoon. Hockcua
iltA, \. ;. Clcghsrn. Wapic. Maui-6. Gray.
waihoe; 9th Akanaliin and W. :. Akona. Waiiaku ;
18th. 7. II. Hebron. Makawao lst An Chaug. Wsi-
luku. Kanai-l5th, Chulan Bros, Arahela Sd.
Alma. Koloa.
WHOLESALH-H Honolulu 2eth. N. Phillips. Ka-
shumanu street; 9th. Dillingham; Co.. King street.
WHOLESALE SPIRITS - Honolulu ist. q.
Rhodes, kaahumanu street; Esd. Haekscld 4 Co..
Queen street.
vICTUALING-H Honolulu 5th, An Hung. Hotel
street.
HORSE-Houolulu, I. A Cummins Ne. lfq.
AUCTION-Maui LIST. 2. n. TreadHay-
BOAT--Hawaii: leth. q. W. Akao. Hilo; fsth,
Kamipele. Iio.
INrERIoR OFFICE. LIST Feb. 1870.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-11-14
a EEAEp Q.NsTIoN.

The victims ofihs Iala political oatas.
.rophs III IVES; virgiaia are engaged III
the delightful duty of setr ag allose fault
i. ws,. The 'irt-nps" eh&eit on the
bi,lcr-enders; the bitter,enSrs blame the
"Iet-ups;" the natives tIam the carpet
baggsrs for fostering the niger On them;
,he carpc'.Iaggers tlams the atives for
not swallowing the niger; ,hre-fouths
ofthe loyal" are sbusiug Sternson for
no, having brains enough to hidthis reg
istra,ion rascaiity; while the Inttltfncer-
Hubbard clique i' cursed with the most
hearty unanimity. Newlin propRsled
better than he knew when he said 'thC
republican prr'y could no longer be Apt
together BY TIE cohesive power Of puti'
plunder." Standardization i, its door,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-11-14
PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE.

As it ,eems to be pretty settled taei
now that the Democratic party S;ll have
a working msjority in both branches of
the next West Virginia Legislature, We
desire to nominate q candidate for the
Presidency of the Senets. For that posi-
ion we know of no other gentleman tet-
.r qualified than Okey johnson, Esq. of
Wood county. Accustomed to preside
cSs- delibcraiirc bodies he has become an
excellent parliamentarian, which, connect
ed viii his courtsous bearing, will proven.
muclsN i the confusion sometimes arising
from ~ rulings of rn inexperienced pre-
siding sFcer. We hope our friends will
remembI Okey.-Barbourssille Preu.
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SEASON Of 1901.
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WHO KILLED COCK ROBIN ,

The 'agcrness with which our leading
Rsds charge each other with having
killed The party by forcing negro suf-
frage upap H." reminds Us of the. aa.-y
OF the Lound boy, uhs, when caught set
ting FIRE to the cofaned remains Of his de.
fanc. ms'ter. stated that be was "only
making LIGHT Of "a GRAVE subject" They
were frequently told wha, the result,
would be, kn' were so deeply engaged in
preparing for the funeral Of ''the dead
Democracy" that they would no, heed
the flames of popular indignation that
were driving them from the State.
But it strikes US that they found the
Dem cratic party Of West Virginia are
too lively tt promise much
pleas urc in aItending'ts funeral.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-11-14
LEWIS COUNTY.

The Wheeling Register. in speaking Of
the result Of the recent election. says:
The Weston DsaooEAT presents a
double column Of largo type glori6cstiou
and tie paper "sniggers right out" all
over the second and third pages. 1t nd.
ministers. however. severe and well de
served rebuks to the discontented indiyid.
uals through whose efforts the Democratic
majority in Lewis county was not only
kept far below what tho State expected,
but even below that Of two years ago
Lewis is one Of tie two or three counties
in the State that showed radical gain
Tue DEMochAr is not responsible for this.
for it did its duty nobly, and the parties
who are responsible are now probably a,
much ashamed Of the matter a. they web
can be. Let i, pass for the present.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-11-14
WEST YlRNIlIA

TIE Louisville Cour r-JOuru.l h,.
this p say concerning thu recen, Demo.
cratic victory here:
Yves. Virginia has long zen regard.
ed as one Of the strongbOldst Radical.
ism. That party has had con, eta con.
troll tpf .bs State. The 6oye,,r II.
whole delegation in Congress, tn eri,
laturo and everything else weot;r,
Il wal looked upon as one Of the :,
iUssrs ely "loyaI" Of Ill :be "loJ,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-11-14
GR;NT VS.. HONEST MEN.

Not content with driving Secretary
Cox from lie Cabinet, as tho punishment
of honesty aid. faithful regard for :he
public Interests, President Grant is DEM
onstra,inc It'll further his lil,leness Of
seul by rcmlving from Office all Co1's
friends. Tfe telegraph this morning an
nounces the emoral OF Major DOddridge
from the pens ION agency in this city, and
the appointment OF Central T. n. Harris,
Of Mrs. Surra. memory, in his stead.
No cause for IN extraordinary action is
stated in the dhsich, but the personal
friendship which as been known to exist
between M.jor Dtddrdga and Secreta'y
Cox i. the only re, Snabls cause for tho
Pres dents course y icb can be assigned.
The removal of no other Federal officer
in this State could more ill'ad5ised
and uucalled for than ~ Of Major Dod-
bridge, and the appOin,msS Of no enc in
the State could be more UNPOPULAR than
that of General Harris. Thu Major has
discharged the duties Of hi. OIL faithful
", with entire satisfaction to the people,
and, so far as We are informed to the
completa accepsabili.y Of the govern
meat. lie has been guilty only Of the
atrocious crime Of being the friend al
Secretary Cox, who has been convicted Of
the henious offence of being an honest
man in the midst of corruption. and the
opponent Of thieves. His successor " y
man whom nobody really respects. .he
emily prominent acts in 4hose lif \
been his adhesion to tn, rsbelion Np4s
opening of The war. and biz p ,ey in the
hanging of Mrs. surra,.. 1t IS ,,sms.
frl. Tn. people of fling p'rli'u'- ).
ly and of Nest Virgis@s s'pefsny vii
f.sl ,h,, III. h,ro., aud honorable mer
of the Republic. N party acre barc suffer,
ed a direct am unnecessary insult, and
,b,, the eJideat has outraged sll pr
nrie,v, =, well by the removal of Doc
dridee as BY Ithe app'in.meus Of Harris.
Eheelino Regiher,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-11-14
THE VIRGINIA DEBT.

In tho Virginia Senate. last Friday, the
following joint resolution was submitted
by Ir:- i1t.rt5n, s aa-1vasSS 7Ei TO b.
printed:
Whereas. this State ha, for mss than
FIVE years made every honorable e,ort TO
procure settlement with Yves. Yhripi,
Ofits proportion Of the public eeb. in.
cured before the separation of the .wo
States, all of which efforts have proved
unavailing; and whereas it il essenii. to
the financial interests of Virginia that
sold settlement should be Obtained a
soon as practicable, and this State being
unwilling to proceed at law against West
Virginia until all other mean. ar.
hau,'ed; new, therefore,
Be ii ReaO'sed by The Sci hate, Oh.
House Of Delegases cOncurring, Tha. tn.
Governor Of this Commonwealth be, ard
he is hereby, authorized to tend sr to tie
State Of West Virginia an arbitration of ali
matters in dispute between the Wo Slater;
ird especially all matters touching full
md final settlement and nppor,ioip u.D. BE-.
'"oen said States Of the said pub bic deb. /;
md in the event of The acceptance j. Of such
.'O's'''i0n by West yirgiuia theu the
Governor isatshOrised to sppcfint a, ,rbl.
ratio" on The rstt Of 'ii' ST, he the Hon
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-11-14
RADICAL HONESTY.

The following precious document. says
The Norfolk Journal, has been freely cir
cula,ed Throughout. the State. particularly
in the FIRST district where the coiorcd man
Norton is candidate for Congress. As
a lesson Of radicsl sincerity VIC give it fol
the colored voters to-day to read. ponder
and reflect upon before they act:
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL Ex.
REPUBLICAN Committee.
WASHINGTON, D G., Sept. Is, 1870.
To Cha'rmas Erecufire Committee OF
Virginia:
Fearful times are upon Is. Another
negro in the Senate Of the United States.
aud the whols North is lost to the R'Fpae-
lican party. We imp!or4 J"u ~ ell the
hopes of the fut,-a- not to nominate a
negro for congress; should you be over
rule. by them and one Of their color
/ nominated. taen he must bc defeated. for
We had better lose The whole State of Yir
GINA than the whole North Let us save
this election .his fall a, the North at all
cost, and by the time the Presidential
election takes place in ID, We will have,
as party. thrown into the Southern
STATES seven hundred thousand German
families, and from two hundred thousand
10 one million coolies then We viii be
fully able ro take care Of the rebel whites
Of the South. Tue negroes can then BE-
gotten rid of by being sent TO Africa, or
at all events, we, as republicans, will
have no farther use for them.
Signed II. A. WILSON, Pres't
j. u. PLArT. Secretary.
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TIE RESULT IN WEST VIRGINIA.

Tbs Cincinnati Enquirer says: The
result in West Virginia, followed az it will
bS BY the enfranchisement ola large elias,
of voters who are inimical to the republic
can ascendancy, and the triumph in Mis-.
souri, which VIC confidently expect brings
all the so-called border States into the
Democratic line, and there they will per-
manen'iy remain. By border States we
mean Delaware. Maryland, West Virgin
ia, Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri.
The Southern Sts,es are nearly all be.
coming recognized on the Democratic
basis, and ready to vote for Democratic
President 10 1872. The Pacific States
California and Orogon-are all right :;
New York and New Jersey We shall most
probably retain, and also Indiana. ibis
is enough to elect a president; aud, seeing
which, they are making a desperate ef.
fort by military power in Ncx York to
detach that S'ae from the phalan1 that
is being arrayed against them. A gain
of two Congressman (uaking change Of
FOUR in West Virginia, and a United
States Senator, is most gratifying Con.
grcssional indication. The stupendou,
majority in that body is being. even .hi,
year, sensibly pared down to more poder.
alr proportions. -
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-11-14
SENATOR WILEY.

Wiley is the republican Senator from
West Virginia whose term of service is
near at its close, and who mus, be re-elcct-
oil or have his successor elected BY the
l., gi.lature Just elected in West Virginia.
Wiley was once respected in Virginia.
Wiley was under obligations TO worthy
aud respectable masses of our citizens for
the unmcritrd compliment Of seeking to
confer on him high honors in this Common.
wealth. If the man had no correct prin-
ciplss TO control bis coniuct, ordinary good
feeling would have stayed bis hand aud re-
s'rainsd his maligni,y to such a people.
Such, however. was not,be fact. Wiley
went agaias, Virginia and became leader
among those who warred on us. and was
sent to the Seuats ofthe United States as
reward for his apos,acy from RICH. and
justice.
This Mru has been orertakcn and hurled
from the high place in which he sat with
so mach jocond dignity. West Virginia
goes up to her true patriotic position in the
Democratic circle. Wiley goes down to
his 'rae position and will resume the prac-
tics Of his profession and all its art., in
the superior and inferior courts that are
held in Morsantoun.-Riehmond En-.
q.irr
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-11-14

States. Raiicalism fondly dreomed that
is driven from its shrrcs lis where, it
would always find city of rrf'lsc aud IN
altar uuprofaned among til O1n''in o.
West Virginia. Bu, alas for the golden
dresms Of the wicked. Iu a SINCE day
tho city of refuge aud the altar have
melted away like the baselcs' fabric OF a
vision. That party may now be regard
ed as very nearly dead in that State Lbs
structure of political power which it rear
ed through prescription aud other species
Of rascsiAy, mods on high and 'O's'rs to
its fall"