New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
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senators Pomeroy of Kansas. Wiley of West Virginia.
Patterson OF New-Hampshire and Buckingham OF Con
nectcut Representatives, Whttemore Of South Caro-
Ina, and Ferry Of Michigan, together with VicePres
dent Coliax, respectively addressed the meeting. sena
tor Wilson said that IL proposed to hold meetings
every two weeks during the session OF Congress, II
churches can be procured for that purpose.
Mr. Elisha Fl. Allen was introduced on Saturday to the
President by the Secretary OF State ana delivered his
potentary Of the Kingdom Of Hawaii. He made the fol-
lowing remarks on the occasion:
o s o H. M the Ks Of P 5s re
pf B .n relation. w fiG sr sT r.a between @ G
emegs Of the United States ssd his own should be pepetqst ad
Unied States residing the Hawaiian Kingdom more numerous
than all other foreigners there and st they have important
up commerce which
the unlike those Of the other and hence all reasonable
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shipping aud Of the commercial relations With the United
portsut The King adopt the policy
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The President replied as follows:
Of country interesting TO the United States The King
those intimate business and persons relations to which refer and
have disposition strengthen them by sh further treaty spu
tons may be supposed be advantageous Ii hoped
Mr. Clapp, the Public Printer, annoyed by the newspa
per and private attacks upon his official integrity has
ing IN each House, urging that they thoroughly inyest
gate his conduct in order that he may have the OppOru
against him has been made by members Of Congress
rather by implication There seems to be no doubt that
Next week the National woman's Suffrage Convention
will be held in this city. The leading objects stated
TO be the of women in the District OF Co
umba and the advocacy Of the Sixteenth Amendment TO
the Constitution of the United States The Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, Bishop simpson, Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe. Theodore Tilton and others will he present.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has just issued
an Important circular OF which the following the sub
The blank forms for the annual assessment, upon Of 1859
II bsnks hand from last hey be used
oy changing the d to correspond WIN Tie form or iSO value
Nswiork Dec 81 1859 10 1t advisable to
If taxpayer unwilling to make retnu The assessor
amer the LIST dsy Of March
.ve blank form no u With every person who ~ a p,oa@ has
thus len hey should as0 require 81 these oTss TO De rslGIIt S
person possessed Of income Of 1907 provided
section No l ote compilation BY making and rendering detailed
An organization under the title the Island Institute
for Industrial Evening and Sunday schools has into
operation here with Rev. DIR. Parkeras President; s. s.
Fisher, Commissioner OF Patents, NcePresldent and A
X Brown, Treasurer. 1t is designed mainly 10 afford in
struction and religious culture 10 about 5000 coored
people living in the southern part OF Washington where
they Outnumber the whites six 20 one very large and
meeting held to-day, addressed by Pro
b. Warehouse Hawkins, OF London, and Hon. l. w
Ferry, OF Michigan
ury Department found nsensibe III the street on
Monday night, and died on Saturday.