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FISHING ron NOTES.

1lc u. uartWent of tho Interior drcIiel that the
peniion dVrntt Zee, when duurar articles OF agree.
nent are not s.ned. n ten toiisrs. Ard that
thcy In rAsv exceed twonIv.nse WECrr an
agreement iS made. the CoInmlssioners approval is
requisite.
The Internal Rcvenne Rrreau ia having prepared
und,E no supervision Of Mr.. Israel knbal Chief oi
tie Tobacco DivaiJh pRuphct setting tortn IN q syF.
tcmNir fpu all ihr laws und regulations fratia-
Ikb tfAreh OF thf revenue. lt- publication, a. SET
lorlh n ihe pamphlet OWf - the frequent cHses at
mAnullgi ur.d tpcAtcp,
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StN D.fY WHISHEY.

james Flynn AGED ~, found in the yard VI his
chl 20 ~ ~ yscErnh street and THIRD AyenHu. yesier
day morning, haNns dad OF EliCnprrlncc aud eI.
pOsu4e.
a nan. who ru'usei 20 t.ll the police his nan. ,
VA seriously sLlhUd L. hChs 10 iorstore, ~ Twenty
trNtL Ffre,t All S'romi aNeIuu. ~ II A. ~ yes,cr-
day. lie wOuli not di.cose the NJ his
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The New J.r.e, Ri,e ncc,,,g.

Mnjor-Gen. Runyon and the following named
officers will constitute Board Of Arrangements ior
tho New Jersey State rife match this year, Col
Wm.Ward,Firh Regiment; Col. wm. Allen, Second
IicFiment; Lieut.. Col. II. @. Shaw. Fourth Regi
ment; Lieut.. Col. Jarvis wsnser, Third Regiment;
Major y. y. Hart, First Battalion; Major X. T..
Green, Third Battalion Major Joseph X. Wells,
Sixth Battalion; Capt John Brcrtzin gboner. First
Regiment; Capt. James V Moore, Second Battsi
Ton; Capt Joseph y. Taylor, Finn Battalion;
tspt. Geo. Kahlert, Battery A and Capt Chas.
Zimmerman. Battery u. The Board will meot u
Newark on Thursday neTi.
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=, Ieota'd. the gymnass, died at Lyons, France, os
Friday.
John 7. Kennedy, the well known author snd pol.
hcian. ded In Newport Rhode Island. ut the age fu
pr. Seller, aged 81 wa. found dead II hi. bed Al
Sl EAst Twenty street. Saturday lie had suE
Tered Tor some time from violent darrhra and
taking morpha. from an overdose OF WINCH u Is bo-
EcySd, le died
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The War F'cennu On the Cily.

The Executive Comm ttos uf the Tweniy second
WIri O. rnan Aid As-o~atiol met ycs erdpy - ~.
ceitc the money already collected, 1i'cu amount,
~ over Ssui. lre & liraus are making prtpa,I D.
q - tor risss mco'.nS ono ev'ai1- tai. week.
lri5ilnfn ho favor public d6moust r"tion ~
Nntathy wilh Ftsncc vi meet at Masonic Hal
ie .mor: o. (iuo lsSl evening.
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spain Offers the French Empress shelter.

NApsip, Aug. 2l-Thc Countess De Mon';o
has received a telegram from the Euipses' ~
In vi cl thc rrO.s.se- e. he te~iSrca 4, a.,
whch rnsy beia l,r. The Rlrcl; Setraro has
te'sgrarc'i to t1rit olefng The E,nprcs' -heltcr.
Seventy heavy caFc' arrived here L-t week 'fcm
Paris sddrvsssd 10 the Coun,c-. he Noptijo.
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DAsBES UBRE AND THERE BY ruB
SUMS REPORfERS.
The Census ss . menus OF Reducing the Al.
nnrd Prices Of liz Town RenI Estntn-

surd Prices Of Uptown Real Estate
Our Population far Under n Million.
II may be accepted Us fact that the populs-
tion Of New York rinses from 10000 to 9ooo)o In
fact about tie same ma in the ccnsos OF 1850. THIS
does dersct one title from the wealth and bust.
ness prospects OF tie METROPOLIS as II is obvious
tha; all the VILLAGES which have sprung up near the
city ore populated by New Workers. There will,
however, ne q terrible fsll in ieai estate. and tie
Tammany Ring ereculators In uptown lots must
loso ne Ntly. for they have rlised TIE terms OF
property everywhere beyond the Park and arouud
II, on the assurance tnt tire city increasing It's
population n tic rote Of 20 per cent In ten years.
This II might have done had OF the unconscionabis
prices OF uptown lots driven the population out
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The situation In Paris Excitement Of the
People No Omcinl Buiicfins for Two Days
Proclamation of Geu, TrOchu-Thc City
will have TO stngd ID Siege.

VIII nave 10 Sthcrh sieRrs
PARIs, Aug. 9l..-The excitement Of the
people Of raris last night at not re.
Oeiyng LvHs rom the army was extreme
When the evoriug journals appeared crowds
fought tor rLo frat numbers. Their report OF the
liatew'n' ri-lc IN the Corps LE;slatif was read
loud 10 70 the eager crowd. and wildly cheered.
compact m1sscs Remained under thr windows Of the
1incrcn, Miu,stcrs, awaiting official bulletns-aono
nSyiug Appeared for two d.ys.
Tug PGtssIASs NARcnING Oy TUE CRY.
A Deputy to tho Corps Lt.sNlfto.I,y aunouncca
TO Terons collected near the Chamber tia, tue Plu,
81 ,ns had entered Cha,illonsur Mayno This move
ment would indicate that the pussians sre M trcl..
ing on Pors by way Of s6laLRc
GIN. TEoCHUs PROCLAMATION.
Gen Trochu has issued another Proclamation. the
meaning of which Is that Paris will have to eisud a
siege Tie following 10 the tcHl:
" 10 no Yafton1l 0U1rd 10 ne art U25Vs. N ne
fICOjs G.f ?, IHei N Ns dTHiy Gj JQIis, h al ne
dyeHdty6 QfNe c0ps'H
III the must OF events Of the hiy'rot importance,
| have brcu appointed Governor TIE honor II
great; tho ucIl slsu. depend on YUar udtr!oiism.
slCud Iars be subjected to n ticsc, lever Nos
tHeie more magnificent opportunity tu Prove TO
tic world that .cng prOspc- ~ has not eleuha,el /
the country. hUu have bC.pro you the eAaLig.e OF
au Amy which nus lou iht one against three. Their
heroic struggle comp0ls ,be admiration Of !. ShuH
Jy your conduct that you have The feeins OF the
profound responsibility resting npOn YOU"
NAPOLEON TO rHocHU.
The Gaulo'S relates thut wien tie Emperor offered
W TroeLu ILs doyelOShip of PsIs aad comu.ud
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THE EMPIRE CRUSHED.
The Pnussians Marching
upon Paris
OaiC.al Dispatches Withheld
from PariSianS
TIE INDIGNATION Of THE PEOPLE.
French Confession of Loss Of
$4,000 Men Last Week.
s,ylIyE PEyNED Up IN METZ.
The Prussian Victory near
GravClotte.
s,ziIYE PENNED Up IN METZ.
The Prussian Victory near
GravClotte.
-Four Hundred Thousand Germans
Between the Rhine and Paris.
q DECISIVE BATTLE HOURLY
EXPECT D.

7Re fouoiciag are The latest d,Spotcics re-.
.ir IN Tns SITS office dozen 10 o'c 1tk hi,
Morning. Letter dtspd!ch,s, II aay, eM be
printed m q postscript.
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BEutS, Aug. Si-Noor 1t IL oincslii state that
the onlT imrort.nt nows received since the action
At RezoHyile is tlat tic French lave Withdrawn
an their ior.c. illo the iJrtilci,ions Of Metz.
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tive that at verdun no news had been heard Of Bs-
xaine slncs the 10Th. The headquarters Of Prince
Frederick CbsrIes we're near ~, Michel, eIght
leagues from verdun.
SENTENCES or Riorsns.
The Council OF War summoned TO try the perpe.
traitors Of TIE Outrage on tue Boulevarde de Ia Vii
;ette iias terminated It's labors.
DresL tie ringloader, is sentenced TO death, and
Robedat aud Hubert 10 ten years imprisonment at
hard labor. Two " the accused wore acquitted.
IMPORTANT SUCCESS or TuE vUdrKuBEnG .ARNr.
The fortified town OF PhasbourR, In the vosScs,
pituiated on Saturday TO the Wurtemberg army.
fhe capture OF this fortress insures the cOmmuni-
cations OF the Crown Prince with his bases OF sup
plies.
TIE Prussans have made heavy acquisitions a,
Luneviiic.
ENGLAND, susstA, AND ITALY TO SrERvESE
PARIS, Aug. 81 The COtst.ititonneI says Eng
and Russia, and Itay have agree 10 nct together
to insure peace. The success Of such On ehort Is.
certain eventually, but is improbable now. II
is understood between them that none of the
Powers snail act sng'y.
Ius EMPEROR AND HAcu,ncS At CuiLoSs.
Our special correspondent al CLalons on Thursday
the lssh, writes:
The Emperor las arrived here. MaeMahon and
In tic arair at Lungevin, on SUNDAY the Emperor
narrorly escaped being Killed or cLpiured 1t wns
merely reconnaissance on the frussian sile, bnt
~aa conducted with incredible jarinr Tdey pushed
straight no TO ths Imperial headquarters, and their
presence eas FRS, announced by cannon shots.
Prassinn War Disputches Baden Troops on
French Territory Great Battieos Thurs-
J.y-1he French Thrown back on Metz
Rejoicing in Berlin.
CARGspruB, Aug. 10 The Baden division has
Occur led tho Frcneh tosn Of schultzheim, a mile
north Of strasboury, k61isshofrn on TIE wet, and
RuTrcci tsen on the northeast. One division con
tihue, 10 harass the rotrca,ng French,
BRILLIANT rnusI,N VICTORY.
PoINT-A MoVssos Aug 10 --Yesierday the Prus.
slams Won brilliant victory near Gravel0'tc. The
tGro~n back upon Re z. AMI cruhnel TO narrow
territory srcuIi that for'iiiS1hon. fhey are com
ple.e'y cot on ir'm Paris. Tho rw.lflh fru.san
army corps holds tbs raj snys iron Meu TO Thon.
Vile. Tue fTussIan loese- have been heavy.
REJoIcIsGs N DSRfiS.
The oTclll publication o{ King WHam's despatch
from tho Held announcing the defeat Of trc French
army under Mar-h,i Baz,ino crustoa treuendors
ems usiS4m among ttc pon1o. The entire popula
lion OF tne city old ant young. turned ou1 Into tho
streets. Fave, ensiEns, banners, &c were fl'ing
from Cvery assiiJDlr point almost tItDultnneuuslJ.
Tho chureica were thrown open fer thanksgiving
.Iryiees. The sacred buildings were crowded.
,ba yo 49, cn.,t IN '.inu psr
Majesty the Queen with tnc most deai ming cheers
on the victory.
TGE r7uSCH wi;fpstwS INTO agry.
BEJLIs, Aug. 9i-Noot 1t IL orncish state that
the on!T im-ort.nt nows received since the action
1t iezoryile Is that tie fferch lave withdraw n
an their ior,c. Into the iJrtilcitons Of Metz.
spain Offers the French Empress shelter.
NADsip, Aug. 2l The Countess De N1n'i,c
has received Telegram from the EmpEess b.
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Of tie forces here, the latter stipulated that he must
be tree TO &c. he tborsht proper. He must be ab-
sointeiy uncontrolled. "Gensrsi," replied th. Em.
p~ror, ~ eonnas TO you the safety Of tho capitsi
sssums the command" Republican and Democratic
bournsls praise Trochu for his Independence aud
6rmsers .
rARn PrsPAnKD ros sx roxrns' sIsar.
The capital has been Supplied with an immense
quantity Of provisions and munitions OF war during
he past iwo weeks. and could now stand .ieye for
siS months. Tic rsridity With which the Govern
nsnt has accumulated stores is wonderfui nor does
lie activity diminish; the stock Of ammunition a.d
FOOD is hourly Increasing.
Larec bodies OF troops in ene order pass through
Paris day and night on their why to the font
ANOTHER cossPIsAcr AGAINST rHR EMPIRE.
Another seizure os arms was made hero last
night, and there are Indications that q great cor
sriracy against the Rmpiro has been discovered.
wHKHs rs s.roLEoSf
II 10 positively donled that the Emperor ls at
Rheims; bu, IL Is known ,ls, preparations have
been made there 20 receive him.
NO Ntws NOT MAD SKws.
IL ConSftvt'on.ld publishes q note designed to re-
assure the public News from the front may be sell
dom ayen br, It is rot on ,at account unfavoraule.
The Commandcr.i c Chef must spOak Of nothing bat
nceompl' shed iaets.
STRENGTH OF TIVE GARpx sArIoSALE ~ PAuIs.
In the Corps Lsssiatlr ycsterday, Deputies Gam.
beta aud Picard called the attention OF the Govern.
ment to the necessity OF speedily completing THO
armament .; the Gardc Nsuonale at Paris.
Garnler Pages also complained ot tie delay in
naming competent officers for the Gsidc.
81. ChevreGu, the Minister OF the Interior. said
that ho eoLld Eiye q most satisfactory replies TO
the suggestions Of the members. On the 10Th inst
there were bit tNent! tour thousand men cnrolicd
In the 6arde; now there were fityone thousand.
aud in few days there would be ei sa,v thousand
n. Chevreau also gave other explanations OF the
pFeparstions for the defence of Paris, whicd we're
received with great satisfaction.
rALK TO TuE rIniSEs.
Admiral Ronciercs has addressed a Iroclsmg tlon
To the sailors ana marines charged with tie defence
OF the forts OF Paris. lie says that they must be
hero what they were al sebastopo where their
services were great.
MOUNTING op ruR RAsPARrs rIouiBrrED.
The Minister OF the Interior has issued au order
that tho public must not under any rrcGus,aucus
mount upon the rnmpar,s or inspec: the works Of
defence under penalty Of trial by council or N"r.
Al Cdcrbourg civilians nre not permitted TO eater
tho arsoral, forts, navy yard, under the
cort of au oriccr.
STORAGE OF GRAIN IN THE CRY.
The Preicct OF The Seine advises the farmers and
grim merchants to store their supplies in Govern
ircnt warehouses a. the cost Of the Cove trnmcnt 20
tina, IN case OF need the stock Of provisions vii be
30 much greater.
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Prassinn War Disputrhes Baden Troops on
French Territory Great Battle os Thurs-
Jay-1be French Thrown back on Metz
Reioiciuy m neriiu.

CARGsuuuB, Aug. 10. The Baden division has
Occur led tho French tosn Of Schutzheim, mile
north Of strasbourg K61iSsiofen, on TIE wet, and
Rurrcci tsen on the northeast One division con
tihues 10 h1raes the rotrcz,ing French,
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tive that at verdun no news had been heard Of Bs-
xaine sincs the 10Th. The headquarters Of Prince
Frederick Cbsrles were near st. Michel, elght
leagues from verdun.
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on her Majesty In audience, Mr.. 0iadstose viil st
meet his ministerial colleagues In Cabinet ccun.
important sessnn consider and discuss the question
oi TIE Feasibility ol National nstcessson on the part
Britain, with Doth France and Prussia, tor tho sr-
fpgement OF pence. Queen Victoria has slready
addrc sod m AUTOGRAPH letter to King William on
Continent.
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REHABILITATION.

SECTION The Minister of Finance shall credit the appro
prations of the last Biennial Fiscal Period all the
appropriated by the Act approved the Twenour day of
June d. 1868 and remaining unexpendedo day
March, 1870 not otherwise specially reappropraed and such
amounts shall be deemed longer available for the objects
for which they were originally appropriated
SECTION g. The Minister of Finance shall continne to paw
the salaries appropriated by this Act the compensation Of
Soldiers and Constabes expenses the Fire Department
of the Supreme and Circuit Courts Exchequer Bills and Gov
ernment Stocks and the interest accruing thereon the
30t day of June A. D. 1872 unless appropriations are
made before that date.
SECTION The Minister of Finance shall cause or allow
to be paid from the Treasury any money objects not pro-
vded for by this law provided however, all tempo
ray deposited iii the Treasury, for which certificates of
deposit issued and the thereon may paid when
due without special appropriation for that object pro-
vded further that the of war; invasion rebellion
pestience other public disaster arising His Majesty in
Prvy Council may appropriate such may be
say meet The emergency and the Minister of Finance shall
render to the Legislature detailed account OF the same
SECTION 1t shall he lawful for the Heads of Departments
in where special appropriations may fall to apply
to the surplus of other special appropriations in
same Department pot required be expended make
up the deficiency each Head of Department duly accounting
to the Legislature for such transfer but shall APP
propratans for internal improvements gubernatora
division be transferred to another.
SECTION No person holding more than one Office for
which salaries provided shall be authorized to draw for
than the salary of the highest grade of office held by him.
the salary of any office held by him shrl to Two
Thousand Dollars per and he shall be entitled
no other or further compensation.
SECTION l. This Act shall take effect from and after the
date of its passage.
Approved this 22nd day of July, A. D. 1870.
KAAlEHAMEHA R.
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kAlIEHAAIEHA r.
AN ACT

To REPEAL ACT ENTITLED AK ACT AUTHORIZING BOARD
EDUCATION INDUSTRIAL REFoRNATOBY
SCHOOL CARE EDUCATION HELPLESS AND NEG
LECTED CHILDREN - Also FOR TIE REFORMATION JUVENILE
OFFENDEEs APPROVED DECEMBER SOTB, A. D. 1864,
AUTHORzE Board EDUCATION To CONTINUE IBE INDUS
TRIAL AND REFoRNAToRY SCHOOL At KEoSEUIA KAPAlANA
OAHU: ESTABLISH NECESSARY,
CIHER INDUSTRIAL AND REFoRNAToRY SCHOOLS
B E9a5 b. tle K5ag and tie Legsoive assembly Of the
a7aq Aaads ia TIE Legislature Of the Kiag5on assembled;
SECTION l. That the Act entitled An authorizing the
Board OF Education establish Industrial and Reornatory
School for the and education OF helpless and neglected
children also for the reform of Juvenile offenders APP
proved December Soh 1864 be- and the Is hereby
pealed, from Section l TO Section 10 inclusive.
SECTION > The Board Of Education Is hereby authorized to
continue the Industrial and Retomatoy School established in
March A D. 1865 At Keoneua Kapams Oahu under the
December 3Oth 1864 authorizing same to be-
heretofore conducted under the direction and supervision
the Board Of Education.
g. Ii shall be lawful for the Board of Education to
institute and establish Industrial and Reformator Schools in
any part Of the Kingdom when the shall be deemed
necessary and when funds shall be available by Legislative APP
preparation for that object All such Schools shall be
Quoted under the direction and supervision the Board OF
Education.
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DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND WA
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

Salary of Minister 10000
Salary Chief Clerk. 1000
SALARY of 2nd Clerk .......... 5000
Salary of Governor of Oahu. $500
Salary Of Governor of Maui $500
Salary of Governor Observation-Disclosures. 24OO
GOyerneSs Hawan 1900
Salary of Lieut. Governor of Hawaii. 1000
Salary Clerk Governor of Oahu
Salary Clerk Governor of Maui 1000
Salary Clerk Governor Of Kauai 500
Salary Clerk Governes of Hawaii 1900, .......... 1000
Salary Postmaster General. ............... -. 5000
Salary lst Clerk in Post Office ..... 24OO
Salary End Clerk in Post Office
Incdenais and other expenses of Post Office . 300
Pay of Postnasters Hawaii .-.-.............. 500
Paw of Postmasers Maui ......... 1000
Pay of Postmasers Kauai 100
Pay of Mail Carriers 6.ls4
Pay of Road Supervisors 5000
Pay of Messengers LA
Pay of Keeper OF Royal Mausoeum .....-..--. 600
New Sarcophagus for body of His late Majesty Ka-
mehameka III 1000
Expenses of Mausoeun1 ........... ......... 500
Salary Jaor of Oahu Prison ....-..-....... 5000
salary Of Water Supervisor aud Clerk of Market 5000
Purchase of Road Stock. MISREPRESENTATION. 1900
Road Damages .-......--..-...-.----.---.. 1000
H"ernTetin@ and Tiansang 1000 JOoo
ROYAL Palace Provided the is expended for
any 4 gi,T, new Post Office S0Oo
Completion of the of School 5000
Roads and Bridges Contingent for Hawaii 5000
For roads and Buoy Punauu ........... 5000
Roads and Bridges, Kohala Hawaii. 1000
Roads and Bridges, Puma Hawaii 1000
Roads and Bridges Hamakua, Hawaii -......... 1000
Roads and Bridges, Ho Waimea ............ 10000
Roads and Bridges, kona Hawaii ............ 1000
Roads and Bridges Ho Hawaii ........ ...... 1000
Roads and Bridges Maui. 5000
Roads and Bridges Oahu ........... 10000
For Bridge at Waiawa Eva ......... 5000
For New Road over Nuuanu Pail ............. 10000
Roads and Bridges Kauai 1000
Repairs Government Buildings 10000
Rent of Government Offices 2,4OO
Purchase of Queen kalamss interest in the Station
House Honolulu, not exceeding. . : -. 5000
Court House and Lookup Waaua, Oahu. l4OO
Court House and Lookup Hama Maui l,5OO
Court House and Lookup Kona Hawaii 1000
Court House and Lookup, North Kohala Hawaii 1000
Lookup in Hamakua, Hawaii .........
Lookup in Honolulu Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Court House and Lookup Koloa Kauai 1900
For Repairs Court House, Waimea, Kauai ...-. 800
Enclosing and Enlargng JAIL Hilo 1000
Fencing Court House Lot Hilo Observation-Disclosures. 1900
For Desk, Tables and Chairs, Court House. Moloka
New Government Offices. 10000
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hAMEHAMEHA r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-16
THE LADOR CONGRESS-.
a stormy T1me-The CO1or Quesfton
John -. Laagstoa Admistea.


CINCINNATI, August lG--The Labor Congress
admitted Samuel +. Carey 20 q seat on the door.
On motion TO admit John NJ. Langst0n. colored
a stormy time Followed. IL was Objected that
Langston has done everything in his power 20
tpture the labor movement, and had last We ar
called.
During the voting various members elaine .
the privilege Of exlaining their votes Points o,
croer. were continually made thst no eNplana-
ton was In order. The determined delegates
hnally broke down this ruling Of the Chsir, anf
Mr.. CONN, Of Washington, In explaining h;s
vote said that having voted 90 admit m an
Identified with the democratic party Is. =.
Careyl he nov claimed the right Of vo ting for a
man identifed with the republican psrty.
Loud cries Of "order" drow ned his voice but
when allowed TO proceed he said that A. the
republican psrty had been essailed, he woald
say that the republican party had done ever,-
thing, I'm the wav OF legislation, that had been
done for the workingmen.
"A storm Of cries OF order aud hfsses followed
this, and renewed efforts were made 20 stop the
Speaker. He stood hie ground, however, and
would give the congress the phase OF having
been manipulated by the democratic parsys
while IL Mr.. Langsson was admitted the polit,t
cal balance would be equal.
Mr. Isaac Myers, colored, explained his rote
and asked II q mans Identification with eiraer
OF the political parties wrs . neeessary Quslifi
cation for admission 70 this floor. The Chair
said NO. MT. Myers said the insult 70 last yearis
congress by Mr.. Langston had been punished at
He voted yea amid much appl suss.
Isaac q. Weare, colored, said he would vote
on principle, and whether a man came from.
heaven or he'll, he would vote for his admission
II ne dared 10 come into this congress In the in-
terest OF the laboring men.
Peter II. Clark, also colorod, voted nay.
Three OF the four ladies voted aye.
The vote stood is for aud q against.