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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-09-07
Carriage and Coach Varnish,

Bright, Copal and Furniture Varnish,
Boiled Linseed Oil, Turpentine,
Mason's Backing, Coffee Mills,
Axe. Pick. Seige, Ada. Hoe, 90,
Hammer 4 Cbisel Handles,
Wool Cards, Saddles, Enameled Trunks,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-09-07

Az lrishman vas challenged to fghr a duel. but
declined on the plea that he did not wish leave his
mother an orphan.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-09-07

BELGIUM-Recent Developments have brought
this little Kingdom into unusual prominence Its
greatest length is 13 miles and its greatest breadth
1l2 miles Its population in 1856 was f. $50 22s and
must now be nearly five millions The government
is a constitutional monarchy. the legislative power
being vested in the King the Chamber of represen-
tatives and the Senate. As an independent kingdom
it dates from 1880, having in that year established
its government by q successful revolution
against Holland, to which ii had been joined by the
treaty of Vienna. Its independence guaranteed
by the Congress of London in 1881. This circum-
stance gives startling significance to the proposal
of Louis Napoleon, in the alleged treaty, to
annex Belgium TO France, and the sensation is I'M
usually strong in England which has had peculiarly
friendly and dynastic relations with Belgium She
is pledged to maintain the integrity of Belgium and
she exered herself promptly to guard her neutrality
in the coming war The standing army of Belgium
numbers 100000 men, and there are eleven ortresses
in the kingdom.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-09-07
Paints, Oils. &C.

White Zinc 4 Lead. in l, 2 IS h containers,
Paris and Chrome Green,
Chrome Yellow. TIMBER. Sienner,
Patent Dryer, Vermillion.
Whiting Prussian, Blue, Bladders Of Putty,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-09-07
Coopers' Tools,
CrOzcrs, Howels, and champering Knives,
Carpenters Planes,

Fore, Smooth, Jack & Jointers,
Cut Nails, g. 4, 6, s, 10, IL. 20, 30, 40, SO and
Sod Boat Nails, l, 1t. II inch
Pressed Nails, q inch.
Cooper's Rivets, 4. Z fbs,
Copper Rivets a Burs, Z, ],
! Il inch, Gimp Tacks,
Iron Copper Tacks of all sizes.
Best Rubber Hose, t, l. l. II inca,
Centrifugal, Varnish, Paint. Whte-Wash
and Scrub Brushes, Cov'd Tin Pals,
Al, 2, 3, 4, 6, s, 10 4 IL quarts,
Covered Stop Pals, Dppers,
Dish and Milk Pans,
jennings bits, soldering irons. hinges, steels,
Hammers, Gauges, Squares, Chisels,
Augers, Sleeves, Lime Squeezers,
Yard Sticks. Bung Starters, Axes,
Shovels, Spades, Cos. Lanterns,
Eagle Horse, A and Pows and
Points, Paris Flows, extra heavy and strong,
Protoxde of Iron, Pain Killer,
Poland's White Pine Compound,
Pals, Tubs Brooms, Etc, Etc.
DOwner's Kerosene Oil,
From the Boston House.
And Many Other Articles
ALL TO BE SOLD LOW.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
ROWDYISM AT YONKElS.
The metropolitan Police Dofed-Gloo1ny Pros
poets for the Ta1payers-Poiice Reg
ulations Under the Proposed
CITY, Charter.

In view or the recent daring instances OF open re.
essance to ana brutal assaults upon memcegs u tie
metropolitan Police Iorce AZ Ionkers the Influential
taApaylnS portion OF The community In that village
are ut present looking forward to the immediate
future OF their corporation with not uuwarrantace
misglvings. Fed on the crumbs that fall from the
tables Of demago2sm, the rabble, always inimlcal
to the tranquility and good order Of society, regard
the abolition Of the Metropolitan Police Commission
as az It 0cc0nslii and their undisguised hostility
toward the police has culinluated or late III Two
assaults upon with mGent to Kill, patro y,en, tns
parties IN Doth Instances having been fully COM
mitted for the action OF the Grand Jury.
That the rowdy element in this hitherto peaceful
village s now anticipating carnival Of lawlessncss
may tc safely inferred from the remark ol murder
ousiy incliacd batter, whose communal Tor ieloal
GUS assault on an officer appeared IN tic HERALD OF
yester day, and VINO, on Deiag LaKen to Tile sS.ion
mousse, cuhnty said 10 Sergeant Manslii, WLe t.ie
latter was noting down the PRISONERS pedigree,
I'D On youl Wen run you out OF nere before swo
Regardless OF legislative results affecting the
Status OF the present cicient guardians o. puDilc
majority Of resident properly owners are IL favor Of
aJnulng enc present system OF police, anu tnat
erect win, If necessary maze thor wishes aid in
teutions known through the medium OF the uaiiCt
box from whlcn all but axpayers Will be excluded.
The sectl0n treating Of police in the charter Tor tuo
proposed ''cty VI OnxerS" does not inspire NUNS
rous class OF the villagers with even q nodcum Of
hope Tor security In the iutule, snouid Tie bli
become d law.
lhe somewhat youminous document indicated
above invests cue appointments OF ponce constaoies
in, the Common Council, 10 whose orders tJaet.lcr
with those o the Mayor aud iecorler, tuey sall at
all times be suLecL The salary Vi police coasaOies
Is nxei at $500 per annun, IN addition TO the usual
lees IN cases oi Ie0nies. 'Also each officer suau
keep q book IN which shall be entered all DusIiess
doHe by HIM. and snall make ous his accoult OF
charges for services rendered IN cases leionics
duly verified and present the same 10 the Board Of
Supervisors OF Westcn ,sfei county, whicn board
shall audit TO CITY oi fonSers ani levy
as utner couaty charges and hand the same 10
It's chamberlain aS money belonging W tue said
CITY,"
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.


Tho Turkish government intends declaring sulina
o Tree port.
0ne Of the judges OF Gotha has been arrested on .
charge OF embezzienent.
The cutters VI ShelTeld are doing roaring trado
IN .Traupmann knives"
lady has beQucathed legacy OF $4,000 to tho
corps OF gendarmcs in France.
The latest census taken in Vienna shows that
there 1855 persons all attached the imperial
palace.
The Mayor OF Folz, In Bavaria has been sentenced
to five years. Imprisonment on charges OF fraud and
emocZZeInent
1t isreported In Rome ta, the Pope intends grant
ing an amnesty W ali political prisoners, OF whom
Lnerc are 5000.
The question OF instantaneous death by the guiilo-
tine Is tue subject OF mucn comment in France and
the puDllC press Is oeluged with correspondence,
boLh pro ana con.
At Unterwalden. Switzerland, the gibbet, that mas
existed for centuries has lately been removed. In
futare the criminal executions win take place within
the precincts or tie prison.
Pamphlets have been circulated throughout the
empire OF RUSSIA predicting that tne successor to ne
Emperer and tne princess Dagmar snaii meet with
the same fate as Louis XVI. and Maria Antoinette.
The Journal Omciel, OF Paris publishes an I'M
perial decree pronulgatiny the Convention Con-
cl uded on the 25th Of November, 1869, between
France and Belgium, for the construction or rail-
ways from Dunklrk to Furnes, and from HazcDruck
To foperingne.
Since Traupmann's sentence was pronounced
at che Paris post Ollice. Some o. the writer's i'm
p0re him to name his acoonpiices, some eXn0rt
members Oh his family with death II he reveals his
accompiices
From some artices published in tho Paris Jour-
mails It would appear that the recent strike at
CreuzOt originated some difficulty respecting
management OF sne benefit iunus The sun of Two
and hair per cent is de- uctea from ali salaries and
wages, anu the emp,oyes naturally desired 70 ad-
mnsirate their own money. Hence dilicn!ly
win tne proprletors.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
SPAIN.

Prin's Lesson from ElOrence-Ning Victor
EIlanueIs Missive--RefrOspect OF the
Dic.ntor--Admiral Topete-Niontpensier'
Chances-Natiye Class I7tercsts-Fit for a
llepnblic.
CADIz, Jan. 1e, 1870.
with the refusal OF the Duke of Genoa to accept
the throne Of Spain came the first lesson to Prlm
a lesson OF humility. lie has been SO arrogant,
naturally vain and pompous as he is, that the
answer OF the Dukes mother has taken him down
q peg or two, but may 1t not be the arant
courier Of his fall Prosperity suddenly acquired
experience teaches us don't last long, PRINTS
has exceeded his widest hopes when in August 1868
after eating breakfast that was paid and prepared
for him at the expense Of men who are willing. and
nave done so, to offer life ana properly for the
triumph OF republican principles IN Spain, he left
London for Gibraltar. II he does fall he assuredly
will there Will be none to befriend him, cnce out
OF ofice. Tho royalists hate him; the republicans
have experienced his treachery and know how ho-
low are his professions Like dead rat found
fioating upon the surface OF cstcrn, he1Dpe cast
among the rubbish OF the dead past ne hasWfuggied
70 resuscitate and install upon the tnrune OF giants
OF men and women who have bright inches In tue
annals OF two hemispheres, and whose lame viii
never die long as the billows Of the Atlantic are
broken against the high rocks Of IBERIA Truly the
divinity that shapes our ends" did not rough hew
his when he landed at CadIz in September, 1868.
The army, excepting the officers OF the cavalry and
artillery, were ready TO follow him, and he could
have crushed Serrano and Topete as easily as he
could ripe orange II they opposed MIN. the
former had no influence with the masses; his whole
strength lay with the arstocratic officers, portion
or whom told Prim to hrs teeth near The promenade
Delcias de Crstlna that they would have nothing 10
do with hlm, that the1 would await the arrva. m % oi
General SerranO; and they did wall 10 tne great
mortlhcation anu disgust OF the redouotaDie re.
former, and little Warrck. The latter. once out VI
the range Of the gums In Cadtz nav wonld ha as
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY SHEET

pan,es o. militia Tns pall-bearers Robert o. win
lhrop Charles =. Adams Jonn 4. Cnfrerd Rev.
M Nice BseOs. e. Nathaniel Tnays,. Henry Poor George a.
Osborne. and Messrs. Lewis Allen, Elijah W. Upt0ni
Etcn Poole, Samuel II Dana otis a. 4. Lord ana
marched tho sutton Guards), the relatives Prince
Arthar OF England and suite. Admiral Far
msn.; % Governor Ciadin ana stan, escorted by the
independent Corps OF Cadets Of Boston; Governor
Chamberan. Of Name, and staa Csp6ss'Is sss cpm ON
mouth; trustees Of the various educati0nal ana niS
torcal Institutes that have ,Deen aided oy Inc az,
ceased, Unlted States and British military anu navat
onlcers, the Executive Council OF Massachusetts:
delegations from The Massachusetts AMI MaryianI
Legs atures, commisteea OF the govcrnmenH ~ ~,
salem. Boston, Portland and Baltimore; local and
neXnooring town oinclals and cler0ymon snu
citizens.
AS tne procession, which comprised 125 carriages.
proceeded, to the music Of four bands through the
drifting snow, to the Peabody tomo In Harmony
Grove, the ercct was solemn In the extreme. The
bells were t0lled and minute guns Ared.
THE REMAINS DEPOSITED IN pHB TOMB.
The remains were deposited In the tomb at three
O'Clock, and the procession wonded Its way oack
to the town through the deep snow with dlnicutv.
Prince Arthur and other guests were refreshed ae
sho residence OF the chief marshal The troops and
Others were cared for BY the town authorities and
by uightfai the place presented its wonted quiet.
On the 18TH inst Q memorial service will be held
at the PEABODY Institute. in the adjoining town Of
Danvers when Rev. James Fletcher whi deliver the
eulogy.
Honors 20 tue Momory Of George Peabody In
Boston and Baltimore.
BOSTON Peb. 9, isro
Tho city bells tolled for one hour to-day In respect
to the memory OF George Peabody.
DAENOKH. Feb. g. 1870.
The nags on the public buildings are at half mast
and the bells OF the churches and Fire Department
toled from eleven A. NJ to ono p. N. In memory Of
George Peabody
The New York herald., 1870-02-09

PHENOMENA AT LAKE ST. CLARION Thursday OF
last week most extraordinary ana sudden rise OF
cue waters OF Lake st. Clair occurred, and was par
tculary observable ia the vicinity OF the mouth OF
lake to and Dey yOnd the river Rusc0m. Parties resi-
dent on the lake shore say that at FIRST two loud
cannon fired at distance, after which was expo
rienced sensation as from gentle swayiDg 10 and
tro, as though an earthquake had been awakened
from o ceniury's rep0se. Upon visiting the water
line 1t discovered that the had been suddenly
showed upon the shore and piled up several feet IN
height carrying with 1t trunks Of trees and logs,
which had Tor quarter OF century lain Embedded
III the sand OF the beach. AT the mouth or the river
Thames and vIcinlly the ice was thrown TO the
height OF two or three feet while at the river Rus.
1t was raised at least four feet above It's Ordi-
nary ieve. so sudden was the action OF the water
in the lake that the ice aud trees and logs were 40
g0iuiely piled III Iumbed mass several feet In
height along the shore iOr q distance oil several
miles, but was most observable IN the south and
, 1870-12-02

stJsuD, n this city, I couple OF months s1nce,
canAed atme C. c1ameut, Ii x2aln IT .i5e.ty, 81d
~ Su1 N tne e. hs9 re
dtr. II Is rtpo<1ed a!bcc her release that her
sanity WAs tue tssult Of drugs admtntsse1ed by
e. oH ne5 81 ns hoss o. whc1 81; NJ.
the ~ei!-known historian Of the Inst csnse,"
Edwald 4. Pollard. from whom she has neen
- patA1ed for 1EO or three ycA'E, - noT Ia New
Yofk. She has Written him with Vie = 10 Econ
ciitAsion, and 10 hecuze bis aid In the Intended
kuit.
Chairman OF the COMMITTEE on Ways and Means,
hea arrived, ard with Messrs. Mayuard, Sia'acx,
LEX ., tpU one CT TWO 0sheF Menbtf1 OF The
prepare irais!a.ion fos the % comtne session G-a- I
eF4l SC! epct, with majority Of the committee
VITO hare bfsn heard frLm on the subject, IS Gp-
2ost 70 any tneEease OF the tax On w1,sSey.
genenck has no 6oph', hnHeEeF, 1nRs , styun4 ef-
fott Will be Il ade ~ the Nes.crn whisky ring 10
hare the tax 1ueEessed, but does not ,h'nE til =
viii havr snJ sn' Ct On .te House. Wnh refer
being Uttered The Mission to EuRlnud, while he Is
very r. t@ent Etout It, he neither denies nor cor.
ntns The feloF1- belief is general, hower-r.
SehencG Is the nan nx-.l M hy 1he President
THE NEW ALABAMA QUESTION.
Tfouh1es between The State ntnclal4 1t MINT
dtLt would osrecs secretaf5 Be!lnap % s,ve or.
de1a to tht General commanding that department
TO interfere: Inquiry at The war DenattTeat
fats 10 ottain RnJ.n'ne icsstftiaz such ,eaorz.
The troops NOW ht Moataontty have been tpers
far some time, ARD II was rot intended that aay
Moss troofs would be rrtaer Il there for tn pres
etG The eaaid ftcenus furnished G vernon
smith v IS by the local commander, aad Httaou'
the saEctton Of the department commani1e',
Geretal Ielss, who Is teHpnEartl! on duty ii
Washington. A. soon as Terry head Of tn.
reqntsttlon for 1roo< p<, be te'c9fsp7rt s!tnereA
!n.tKucsiouE. Int the guard hal been furnished
fftoIe tnttturt1ohs Lot 10 furnish it had reached
tneI. destination.
, 1870-12-02
INDIANA,


Urr. .CBem to F1nve n New TRIAL
Receiver Appointed.
kreedal Despateh IL Tbs ChIeaeo Tribune.
IspsASAroL1a, Dec. 1.-The Supreme Court, On
An appeal from the Criminal Court Of this county,
tatiss granted = new trial to M,s. Nancy E C!etu,
who Is now serving out the sentence Of the latter
sSu u e. @ sS9t9s fos 'ns
September, 1855 II will he Remembered thai the
prisoaer was sentenced At the second tfta1 to In
0'1sonncnt Tor llfe. Tae pot9s overTuled IN the
as TO the correctness oi the aa1 clause OF the fol
loving ins:5nc,!ons :; " of The eouss below: s
ssps q eoaio5sne ;as ns sres soe
would b aui.tJ = principal !a the crime, So,
II the murder waa rs{pe<Ezted With her koowiedRe
IN ihis question tue supreme couTr: Holds under
this Instruction, the Jury would understand that
u they believed from the evidence that the
prisoner was present when the murder VAS COM
bloody deed should Be- done, .ney must nnd her
kepsb bY her a secret, aud WIS entirely unknown
% n, who n1ste sos deadly s oSE Dan
sessn1e, aSss - g IL done ! mining e ~ csS. S.
,I,n1,e am."s, 70 tae commission os lss ,as
spproya' Of ii II Or before tie fact, md o. whom
Il cn1J appears that he x1s present md knew Of
tho cEtmf ard mentally approved It The Silent
cs5sd M teF Sf s nss
LEFT By them . another tuan human tttbouaL
Judge Gretham, Of he United states Court,
THIS morning appoinsed General George !. Gnsp-
ceiyer Of the New Albany Salem Railroad, uo-
der tue late decss'on Of tae court
The strike 1t S.rkef Il Davis machine shops has
demands os the saifesS which 1ero only juss md
10 Acknowledged
, 1870-12-02

HKAKr Cns7KNr, u. F., Dec- LA Steamer
search Of The steamer Robert lo1e. nor engaged
In repairing the cables. The laster steamer was
sent out to rtpAtf the Atlantic Cable Of 1854. and
the steamer which ts 10 follow Will carry the ID
forDatfdh that the cable of 1853 has suddenly
eeAEed WORKING and ascertain II She INTERRUPT
tion was not caused by the Lnwes graphing the
iorE cAbfe.
PHn1buFH1A. De. l.--Robe1t r. Decker has
been uoniulred bJ the F1.st District Democratic
Convention tor Senator. to Ill the vacancy caused
By the death Of Mr.. Mott. The election viii take
pl9ct On the 2oth Of December.
NV YoKx+ De- 1.-The case Of the Ninth Nj
ttouA Bank e. the National Bank OF Ameftea,
cane up IN the Supreme Cnu1 today lhts T. ~
seuoo prtTious1J repursed. In which the Stnta
SastonAl Bank paid IN aNefed df8ft which had
betn forwatded 10 the Bank Of America for col.
lection. Plaintiffs recovered Judgment Against
dftepdant4 tot t1,dsk
Dt.saa oocurrea in this city, toy the we*k end
enrEtd To tn Previous week.
1ne H1u. B. F. Whttttmose u elected 70 he stSfa
Senate tn South Csrnl1rs, aud 4 mAde Chairman
q the Committee On EnKrassed RnA
Gen. Bgtnk1t hok, Of 0h,n, h14 Feoetved md Ao-
etpfed q Invitation from sozae Of tos leading
merchants Of Portland. Nc. 70 AddseA them oa
nc iuhtocs Of fyte uAda and fcvenoe reform
NK1 oNkANt, Dec L-fno Republican n41of.
III IN The StAsn Of iott14anA y y, GIL
cnrryA1:, D::cc. LII D.7l. - h.s.A2aa
, 1870-12-02

What mrs. Grant and MRS. Fish ShY.
Washington {sor. q, cerr<spondsHes Of III, Paisa-

What mrs. Grant and MRS. Fish say.
Washington {Nor. as} Correspondence Of thy Phila-
dt!phia ffes&
Mrs. Grant says: II could not,
and would not, eel the fashions. have no
dc"'re to ehine in the fashionable world. No
cue breads notonety moro than myself. 1fy
hap* *iness-apd there ia greAt del Of it--is
found in mF bono With my husband and chill
dreh. I know this subject ia of vast ,mpor-
taEce. 1Ir- Grant SAYS one tenth or mora OF
cur revenue goes abroad to be invested in
Fretch gewGaws and fnety. This Ia ali
,wrorg. Il I could have my way, this should
be prevented. Not dollar should 20 abroad
tor that which could be manufactured at
home. One Of the bittereat annoyancea /
havc endured since my husband waa President
was the base fabrication going tbs rpuuda Of
the press about my patisian wardsobe.' !
never hsd dress made In Paris, and my bill,
instead Of $4,000, amounted to s4lB in gold.
fashtous' in this country would bring upon
herself aarcasm and ridicuie-"
But, Mrs. Grant, Whist will you do about
the fashious7 promised to ask this quea-
tim in behi]f Of tho WOMEN Of the wcst."
"Tell them stall not ALLOW any particular
which I think most becoming to my person
and The condition Of my purse. Didn't you
know Pres ident's wife ought to be oconomi.
c11? To dress according to ones fancy needs
An unlimited amount Of capital; besides, !
wonld not attract attention BY the splendor Of
my dress OF the simplicity OF /: but Ass. Fish
knows great deal mora ahout this uuHtter
than do, and I shku subscribe to what the
ladies' OF the Cabinet eay, il, ~ you say, the
women OF this country desire to know what
we are going to do about the fashions
Just ~ the official proclamAtions Of the
prosident are signed by the Secretary Of State,
Mrs. Grants decision On the fashions Is sub
ectibed to By Mrs Hamilton Flsh. Like Mrs.
Grant, Mrs. Fish has no desire to lead the
fashions, because she has nei&hcr titne mol
taste for it, but At the same moment she real.
ICES the importance attached to this subject
and nay1: " Il Ia matter which has grays
bearing on onr social structure. thrust tha
dres .es eho.t enough 70 clear the pavement
will be adopted TOR visiting and every oshar 90
eaaion except the most formal and cstamoni
Gus, becAnes they ara so much more comfort
able and healthy. American women spend toa
much time At their toilets. When the Hon
A1tea Murray, one Of VittoriA's household. VA,
in this country, she told NE the Queen alloWe'
her ladies only fifteen minutes to dresa: \
the eAma tina ahe remarked that Queen Vic
terra was ahoeked At the time wasted in thest
matters by american ladies-" OL1v1A.
, 1870-12-02
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
1871. 18Th.
PROSPECTUS
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
The Great Radical Republican
Newspaper Of The West
IT'S PLATFORM:
! REVENUE TARIFF,
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
OPPOSITION TO M0EOP0llES.

TIE CE1Aoo TRIBUNE snsen up+3o tie twenty
fourth yea. of II existence stronger ,haa ever IN
the corrde1cs md Attachment OF the people.
Yielding to no ora HI trs de:otiuu to the prsrcipes
Of the Republican party, Il EccogI!zes the tact
that those p1!Ee have achieved their eomp.ets
anu enduring :siunlph. Sta5.rT being desd, ze-
CONSTRUCTION ecceset:, and the right Of scdrsE4
ras,e urlyetsai. 7sw questions will shortly arise,
demanding public Nte 1aou: and, whether pNuea
n1e II Organized or nut ste tssues ot te pass VIII
give place to the is.es os tie pressnt And the IT,
tuse. It Is proper. .retrsost, snat Tu3 cu1clao
TRIBUNE should de1E5 rs position 6a tnose ,1ueS-
s4ona which are the 3e1t to come heSore the
people.
THE THBrxx Il In .ATor Of tar.C levied tcx
the sole and ezrress purpose Of raising re7enna
fur the snve1nueut. 1t sotefs that every HAN aas
the right 10 hta own ea11.nKr, AID that nlt iavs
which seek 10 dePttve hlR OF q por1lon OF thu
fruits Of his labor, for RE -1eat ct a2y osEef peg
500 or claxs, arc 1nf7nxem3rts upou his Liberty.
rad 8re Aktu to Elarerg and robbery Ia their ops
taHoCa.
1t is IN favnr At = saozzTh reform In ses
civil service Ct the government, believing that
the present system ct Fe.le:ar appointments II
productive Of waste, cosruptiour and deIcoEals24-
ton 10 fttKhtful ex1e1t, anu In. It ID raptdty
being converted irto a Maehtne % coeAt The peo-
pie out Of ,htif soteA--
Ills IN favor ot u return 70 spe1.e raJ.rcrc4 BY
the rtttscneEt Of the Nrrenoacka. Ant the subss1-
futon Of Nation n BaAk paieA. upisr tho ppcFa-
tton Of a Tree banking law.
It IL IN fsypr Of diHninett. lus., md peAeefza
foreign policy While tpststtnR .poa Ill our
rRhts as naton, II will oppose eves3 project foz
r,nusin9 the country mo foreign War 70 pro-
mote partisan euda-
Ffnal!J, Tux TRIscE1 II opposed to all special
Interests which are antarontstr To the Seaey1l In
te5est 1t Is the declared enemy Of I:cropo1es
and tax thleTea tn national aud State polil!cA II
Is proud to maintain thu position, which 1t hAs
ever held, as the CHAMPION or 7uB P1o-1zi