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JOHN REAL TO BE HANGED.
COZ HOFFMIN Will NOT COMMUTE
TO LIRE IMPRIsONMENT.

His ExccIicncy Preparing n Document Set
ting Forth his Reasons -Real Preparing
for the Exccution-Resir ned to his Fate
The Inst Efforts Of his Counsel.
The petition which was signed by over ten
thousand citizens, calling for commutlion Of the
death sentence passed upon joan Real, and the fifty
anlda,is showing that Officer smcdick had driven
Real to commit the deed In sefdefcuce have had
no weight wh,tover with Gov. Hoffman. Judge
Stuart who presented the aidavits and petition to
the Governor, returned to this city yesterday, and
Sun reporter was informed at his once that there
was no hope for Real as TIE Governor had positive.
~ refused to commute the sentence, and resolved
that the culprit must be executed on next Friday
morning.
Among the All davits presented to the Governor
orc made by three Of the Jurors VINO tried Real,
as follows:
This is TO certify that We. ard each of M. were
That we were a. nrst aud for long time oCrosed
nndns :, th' SetaG,; nnd nat we To9d not have
re- mat feco nmcndali,n 70 met cy would nc sure
icr lie in nte Prison W
Tna' & mn wrs szreeh mon IN the 9y
Jurors 80 nr ~ we know thar The prisoner would not
be hanged nut would hnaly bs scgt e re p5s3l
b ISst nJ,QTyigs,
sw m to before me this 9Th dAy Of March, 800
DAVID MBHAN, Commissioner of Deeds.
~ HumotI VI 'uNHoHC pTl-tN' nihNorH VI NUuTCncS
no town. sent letters TO the Governor, certifying that
Real had good character before the Homicide that
he h ad informed them that smcdick had repeatedly
secured his discharge from employment and i'm.
ploring the Governor TO save the wretched man
from the gaows (; but the Governor repeated what
he had said before the anidavis were presented
that he would not commute the punishment Of Real
| He reformed Judge Stuart that he would write an
| opinion on the case in day or two.
REtL's RECEPTION OF THE DECISION.
As soon a. intelligence of the Governors decision
reached this city II was announced to Real He re.
ceivcd II With perfect composure and desired tn he
his near friends and relatives from his cell He re-
fused to 70 out In the fresn air yesterday because
was visiting day, aud he THOUGHT Il @ prison ward
| would be crowded. lip to IL O'Clock Yesterday
| Real had hopes OF reprieve; but after
| noon he became very anxious, as&ug every moment
| whether news had arrived. Soon. Warden Stacou
| received a dcsuatc1 from Judge stuart, th1t the
| Governor had refused to interfere. Tho Warden
and few friends approached his eel. and Mr.. sta
| com said, am very sorry 10 imrart sad news "a
/ you.' Real answered Never mind | expected
| IT," Tie then took the despatch from tre Warden
| and holding II with both bands, he road his death
| sentence without visible emoiIn. o. lYishing, he
| remarked, " Hoffman Is solid man. No word
against tn, Governor escanc lis hrs lie said. 81"
am nr"rar"i - die. AMI all OF viii he fulloWi
| me ~ 9 90. bext Sunday" Real seems TO fee
much 70, ni- Cii atLer and SISTERS who often wee
| around HIN. They were again with him las ven
| iog. accompanied by Father Duranquet.
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UEsrON's NEXT GREAT FEAT.
The Great Pedestrians European Pre-
grnmmc Transferred TO the Third Az,
nnc Rink-lI2 Milca in - IInnrs.

The Great Pedestrians European Pros
grnmmc Transferred 10 the Third Ave-
nue. Riuk-1I2 Miles in 81 Hours.
Mr. Edward Payson Weston had made prcpIra-
tons to sail Tor Europe on the 9Otn ult hi, reudS
however persuaded him to foreso his intended jour
ney urging u reason the unsettled state or tinst
ia the Old World, consequent ON the impending war
II was Mr.. wes,1ns intention Grst to visit Prs,
ana there to walk lOO miles in 1--WE consecutive dafS
From Paris he pur?osed to 20 to London, ther. 10
make his final effort in pedcstgiansm by waiE.u. ~
mites in tweuty-lour hours.
Blu, e las 40 IN i1n,l tas programs, AID liI
friends nave suggested Gn4l exhibition Of ht
pedestri N skill in the Rink in this city on M III
OF November at Tie same tine guarantee s LA q
purse OF $500 II successful.
On this occasion Mir. Weston proposes 10 walk iDl
miles In FIVE days. rcserving tour hours out VI each
tweny-o TOR sleep. On the third or .our.l Ivy
he will attempt to walk liz miles within twenty
four hours. and II successful he viii receive an adj
ditiona purse OF Sl,5N
The Hon. Horace Greeley will select three Of tie
judges, anu the editors Of the Tlf, Etd ~ Ft7a
three others tie remaining six 10 be- ell lsrn ~
gentlemen who are interested IN the und eg akius.
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THE NEEDLE Gun.
What Gen. non Pint Thiuks OF II The Man
h.hiud tac Guu Better than the Gan
vnIur Of the nnyonct.

vnluc Of the Bnyonet.
CoyTtsg oRdeRcs Cfci1Rdh Commercial
The needle gun Is 10 Eurore what the masked bat.
terios were 70 " In tic late war, icariu mystery
and humbug. II w1e tho man back ot The needle
gun who won for Prussia her great victories, and
thoy were won In spite OF the needle gun.
The cool precision or n welltrancd man is worth
more In the hour Of roril to government than all
the inventions of Yankee ION. The dcadlicst nstru
meut Gnown to the world il the bayouet, that will
not repeat, carry beyond the arm that uses IT,
II infantry can be so trimmed as to use TIE bayonet
This was our trouble durirg the late war. Our
men threw away their Ammunition. so soon as or
dcrtd into action thoy BEGAN filing 1t random. rap.
Idly es they could under intense excitement AMI 20
little or no Iurposo.
Gross Keys, Gen. Fremont one oi the coolest and
clcafcsthcaGed officers In out service, cent me TO
Col. Bohlen, uen commenting bri-ale. to order
forward two or three REGIMENTS 70 occupy Wool
Tat crov ICl knoll the Genetal thought iuportnt
for rs to bold; |, had been sNcrcl tono purpose
uorarculv. delivered tho order 1ud the lite was
moved forward. TIE men began firing as soon ne
toe order WIS giyen. They were not within range.
| tlnlv Tot; at What the deyu can'orc lof Tie
command "a cease lrinE Is o no use Willie we march
| toward TIE etcmY' And 80 TIE via abuse 81 am
muni.ion continued. Tic enemy made no rcspons G.
| TIE wood being approached by our troops was aa
silent as q crmcicry. When, at last, onr poor Tel
ConfeiCi'cs see moi ta rise ont Of ne clr'b and
| With a viii ve'. delivered ore VOL. directed fire
| were Killed. ON tie s'ot, .lge, times the uuubel
wounded. and TIE ct'i-' Iuc rctrcltcI 0 confusion
Tie son given. and true one, was. "out OF am
munitor."
TlCre IL not IN officer ir our scryic who saw ac-
tual fighting. who Will no! sustain ne IN 'hi by re.
mnscences of liz, sort.
| | hail cned to be present one day wnon N ingc-
NOUS gentleman underinoS 10 explain 10 Nj. stanton
| a CunriuCiv icslsued rcrc.ter
" Ihc best Invention Tor killing said Mr.. Stan.
ton, was made by q od Almighty, when h. Great, Il
| q man. I would rjtAcr have one good soldier with
a single charge in his cun, determined 10 Kill some
| body. than new recruit armed with a rcucatcr
| nn1 followed bv 4 wagon load % 'mwUri'inn."
| But went crazy with the rest. and had our fac
| Springfield rifles turned into repeaters az a cost
that would have bought n new ones. some inter.a
| scoundrcs pocleting the profs.
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A new and interesting fact regarding tn,

A new and interesting fact regarding the
nomination Of Prince LEOPOLD Of IIohenzollern
to the Spanish throne has been brought to no.
tice by the Cologne Gdsats. II appears that in
October of last year Senior SALAzAR, then one of
the Spanish Ministry, published a pamphlet
recommending the nomination OF rincc LEOPOLD
in the pancst language, but for reasons which
prove that il had not, at that time at least, the
rcmotcst connection with Prussan politics On
the contrary, II originated in Portugal if any
where out Of Spain, and was based upon the long
cherished plan of uniting the whole of the
Ibcran peninsula under one sovereign The chief
argument. however, employed bv SALAzAR, was
the religion Of the candidate. Prince LEOPOLD,
he said, came from that same Catholic portion of
South Germany the emigrants from which to
North America have done so much to overcome
the Puritan hatred Of Catholicism and TO popu-
larze that religion among their fellow citizens of
the New World. The selection of q King Of Ger.
man birth would he argued create friendly
feeling toward Spain in Germany, and tend
to direct German emigrants, with their capt.
tai, skin, and industry, to Spain instead Of
to America, and thus help build up the country.
According to this reasoning, the Emperor NApo.
Iron has not only without necessity plunged
Europe into war, but has also wantonly injured
the interests Of Catholic nation and the Catholic
Church in general.
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Prc.iden, Gran, aud bi. Presents.

FTTTTI
QUESTION ny CORRIsPoNuENT: To settle a
question, please answer Whetl er Gen. Grant re-
cciVCd q present before or since his election to
the Pre- sloncy the house Ee sold to Gen, Sherman
in Washington and has he received any presents
since his election besides t,t iH any shape or form
| say be Ess, Or. {. says 80 Laa not. Who is cor.
rrgt9
90 ANSWER ny TIE EDITyG: Yes he has received
and accepted variety a presents, from gold-head-
q canes M 10 horses. lie seems 10 entertain none
of the srruplos on that score that Jefferson and
othe-s held before him. He accented. anon, other
things, gilt Of the house aucrward sol tn Den
sherman, Hud what il more, bestowed uiHce after.
ward ON more than one OF the contributor TO The
iund for the purchase OF the house N question.
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Tho Prussian Government want to luy the
Stevens marine battery now lying unfinished 1t
llobokcn. Application has been made TO Prcsi-
dent GRANT at Long Branch to know if such a
transaction can be permitted. lie says it cannot,
for the reason tina, it would be violation Of our
neutrality laws. This We learn from the Newark
Deity AdrUti,,r. The Pmssians dou't seem to
understand how business is done in this country.
They should have retained the son.in-law Of the
Secretary Of State as their counsel, and paid the
Assistant Secretary Of State fee of SEQ, eco or
thercabouts. Then it would have been discovered
that our neutrality laws do not forbid our selling
them TO France
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-02
The sonth side KniIrond.

We are sorry to say that the South side Rail-
road ia running very irrc-ularly idccl this son
We made three 'rp' on the rga last wccS between
Ne YORK and lslip; on two Of these occ sims tsc
trains were rom twenty 20 thirty Wi1u'es hrI.Ui
unusual So Ear the 10 "a has chi 1yci llr,c STARE
OF popular favor, but ih- 70 c NOT expect o. retain
" il tails into the vcNatiCu habit o. IULHI.g without
regard to advertised time.
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Yesterday afternoon Martin Drake aud Fuse.
BIO Martini, spluards, BEGAN fxnt!ug OUTSIDE
Roos's lager beer saloon ~ ~ BowCry, " Itn MAJ
tint stabbed Drake IN the rlIht shoulder with a
large dagger foot IN length. lie was OcSci up.
Martini SAYS that the knife belonged to DRAKE, Hho
was trying 10 stab HIN with II, when be vrcrchei
II away, and In the struggle that ensurl " JGdei
Drake, Both men are cigar maker. II Was q i4f
disprtC between friends
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-02
Doublc TrngcdH In Teuncs-ec.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. l.-Iestcrday Charles
wilson, q n"tel negro desrcradO who had been in
prison for beating lis vic, went 70 col. A. u Man
tins nj Rrcntyus Station, this CITY, where She
! nd taken refuge, and Gttomntcl To Kill her. She
IAN 20 the house aud was met n the door hy Mrs
Wi SON was fatally shot by tie villain. Wilson
then shot his vito through the body amt ed TO tIc
Of the de sDcrudO.
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On Saturday last the Hon. BENJA,uN
FRANKLIN M,NirRRE, Police Commis souer. sailed
for Europe lie was escorted down the bay by
two hundred friends Of DuNJANIS +. MANI
ERE" On that occasion Mr.. A. BRowS, ia,
Secretary Of the Republican General Committee,
made feeling address, in the course Of which
ne remarked that he was authorized 10 express
the regrets OF the other Police Commissioners
that they were not able TO escort their brother
thus far on his journey. But" remarked Mr..
BRowS, they are compelled TO be absent on -
count Of the horrible murder Of Mr.. NATHAN on
Friday morning" We can imagine the super
human cxcTiions put forth by these self sacri-
ie:ng and public-spiritcd officials, aud earnestly
trust grateful community will duly appreciate
the r efforts in this particular instance. 1t seems
that the Hon Josrpu :. Bosworru Prcsidcu, Of
the Commission. made it his particular business
to watch the Long Branch race course on that
day, very likely conceiying that the murderer
would be found in that direction. The Hon.
MATHEW T. BEgSStS, another Commiss oncr, was
occupied at Saratoga, doubtless on similar bust
ness. We have not heard in what direction the
Hon. HESRY Snru has gone, but rumor states that
he is watching the doors of the Custom House.
Surely with such vigilance aud attention to duty,
it will be strange indeed if the murderer Of Mr..
NATHAN eludcs arrest.
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

oy.r lc0 acres Of wooded land were On Gse near
Nashua, y. H., on sunday,
Joseph Locketts pork packing establishment 10
ElyWond street, near Myrtle avenue. Brlo k.yH, HN'
damaged 10 The amount OF s!NiJ !tte oI SaEIaf tli
B.rry's elevator and mill in Kin,s''n, C.Ulii.
were hIrned on Sunday. Los, $4,000 lG'to" s
wn1it adjoining, wa damaged, AID ~ C.... sud
were bestowed
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N,r. rrelinghuyscn win not Go TO Eng
InuS.


Mr. FREIINGuUYsEN has not yet. we be.
lievc, publicly declined the English mission.
but 1t is evident that lie will do 80 ms soon
Ms Gen. GRANT is ready for it. When he
was FIRST app1inted-it was done without his
knowledge or conscnt-his family were pre-.
pairing to 90 into the country for the sum
mcr. These preparations were suspended
for several days, while II was still undecided
whether he should take tic Office or not.
But they have since been resumed and com
plctcd, and the family are now at Stow, in
the Green Mountains Would they be there
If they were on the point Of exposing them.
selves 20 the pangs of seas ckncss on the
voyage across tho mournful and misty
Atlantic2
Therefore, let all patriots who want to be
Minister TO England lose no time in present
ing their applications and the evidence OF
their gifts to the President. lie is at Long
Branch with less than usual TO do, and he
holds n weekly reception there at the West
End Hotel. First como, first served.
As for Mr. FRELrNGnrYsEN, we nominate
him for United States Senator for New .Jcr.
scy in the place of Mr. CArTrLL, who dc,
clincs reelection.
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Making Bu.iucss for the Undcrrnkcr-.

The beach at Concy Island was az i'm st,cwcd
with GccaN ing animal matter on SUNDAY and Non.
day morning, and ii us la,rers kept rom their
usual lrpe in thC.surf (lrclssps All butch r.
oful we're DEPOSITED by tie retiring tide, ana resi-
dents as We'll IS TRANSIENT visitors were Grcci to
keep taeir scented handscrches 20 theiI nostrils.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-02
Adreit BANK Robbery.

ScRiNroS, Aug, 1.-The banking house Of
John llnilcy & CO. was robbed Of $4,000 in cur.
rcucv at 10 O'Clock this morning Nv thiuyrs entering
The vault IRON tnc rear of the bank, wAllc accom-
r!cos engaged tue attention OF thc cashi,r at the
counter,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-02
The Compounding Of Pc,ouics

HARrFORD, Aug, ii, H. sawyer and Albert
II. Cohen, who we're put under s3nc0 bail Tor swim
Ilulstcin, OF Allegheny City Pa who Skinned them
ten bales of leather has arrived here, ana they lave
paid Inn, through third person from New I.rt,
ard promise 70 settle ell bills il any more Invoices
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The Hon HAMILTON FISH is TO leave the
State Department just as soon as Gen. GRASr
can settle upon his successor. About the retire.
mcnt of the Hon. BANCROFT DAVIS, however,
nothing is definitely known.
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PAErs, Aug. Ia letter from Pore uyacrnthe
prot ting aghinst the declaration Of ne corua Of
gans attack tie letter and It's author with much bit.
tCrncss.
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furnished to the department are in the same
state. II would not be surprising Il great
clamor should now be raised for an extra session
of Congress TO appropriate the money needed for
all these puf Sos;
An extra ssion might be very good thing.
II would certainly lead TO change in the Cabinet,
and to the appointment of men to high office
who would have the confidence of the Republican
party, and would command the respect Of the
country; but whether It is desirable to have an
extra session because vicious system of using
the public money has been stopped, is another
thing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-02
Bcucvue's Enterpri.iug j'ndertakcr.

II is charged that i. Slayin. Gn uuder'AN'l u
Iwettieth street AMI Third aveuJc 0. rmF ''. -
a messenger - serve notices OF a." !.lii b. .''
vnc Hospital patients on their u.et Is. ana ~ ~
signs his lame to these notices sud prtirNN' 20 %
the undertaken eft the hospital 49, TINS means Ns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-02

MADRID, Aug. l-Captin. GenorM De Rodas
his kcl Ior 1900 rciu,nrceucats FOR Cuba In
We" Of THIS demand sonc journals ur,c tie GOV
"rnmrHt 10 consider seriously tho condition ui tao
slant No CAV as yet Occa Led lor lno assem
buug Of the Cortus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-02

ArBrRN, Aug. 1.-The Russian Government,
on lea ming Of SIR Stewards arproach'ng visit H.
China. rendered lin u p10c' ~ the I'm rcria L.
lati,n az Pckin for his residence while in that city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-02
An Armed Mob MARCHING upon a Town.

GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn, Aug. 1.-Two hun.
or,d armed negroes are marching on tins place to
release some prisoners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-02

Jealous Republicans will he interested in
Learnt NC something about the appointment Of
c oil. AMBROSE G. DrSS, Of Virginia, to be both
Corsul-Gcneral aud Marshal of the Upiiod States
at HOkodsdi, in japan. This 9ogblc-headcd up,
poiuimont was struggled through the Senate ~
the eleventh hour, on the 18th Of July, the day Of
the'ndjournmcnt. Tho two offices arc sail to be
worth jointly $4,000 year. Dusk was during
the whole war in the service Of the Confederate
Government, and derives his title as Colonel from
commission he received to raise regiment far
JETF. DAVIS. Since the war he has by some
strange concentration been in the service Of the
Internal Revenue Department, first as store
keeper and nftcGs All as Assi'tint Inspector in
Virginia District Why should Gen. GR,vr
appoint him TO two Offices worth SIS, 900 yclry
We leave the question TO those more skilful
than we in the solution of difficult conundrums.
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We take pleasure in recording the follow.
irg fact illustrative Of the generosity and kind
hear,cdness Of the Emperor Of Russia.
A large contract for arms Of different kinds
from the Russian Government had been taken
by the Colt Arms Manufacturing Company Of
Hartford, Conn. In the course Of testing some
Of the guns in presence Of Col. GonLorr, the ord
nance agent Of the Russian Government in this
country, ore of them exploded, killing one Of
the workmcn, GALLAGuER by name. He lefl a
widow and several children. The guns. Of course,
were not yet the property Of the Russian Gov
eminent, for no delivery takes place until they
have withstood the tests stipulated by contract
Notice Of tic accident was forwarded to the
War Department at st. Petersburg, and the au-
thorities instantly awarded a pension for life
to the wido W Of GALLAGHER. Shortly Gnerward
the Emperor heard Of the circumstances, and at
once issued orders that Mr.. CArAcAzr, the Rus
sian Ambassador here, be instructed to pay TO the
widow the sum Of 1880 in gold, and that the
amount be charged to his (the Emperor's) privy
purse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-02

The question of one universal government,
including all nations and races under its intu-
encc and guidance, is discussed in that original
and rudacious journal, Woodruff q 0'qfias
Wectly. At present, as we ore told, the world
is in It's fourth order Of aggregation, that Of the
consolidation OF nations" This, we suppose, is
only appropriation for higher state Of things in
which one sole government Will be established
over all the earth. The article In the Wary
does not mention what will be the name Of this
universal government; but in our Judgment it
ought n be called the Pantarchy, and we do not
hesitate to nominate the Hon. SrErnSN PEARL
ANpRrws Of this city for Pantarch. the am ,unt
of his salary and allowances VIII be fixed by the
judgment Of all the members Of the Psnta-chy.
One Of the first practical duties Of The Pantarch,
If We rightly apprehend the nature of his func.
tons, i'll be to open an intellectual conflict with
the Pope. As We are informed, this will be
"spiritual warfare in the cardinary sphere"
Such nrc some of the manifestations Of this most
astounding age. Let the cardinary sphere go
ahead. Just as long as it can he made to pay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-02

French ARTILLERY near snnrbruck - Tho
. Perils OF the Forbacb Rond-starvinQ
Freuch Dcstrtcr- Digging Potatoes IN
Prussian Territory-The French bridging
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-06-18

tend eventually to something in the way of cooperative labor.
Inc Rev. J. , Green lately referred tO-has showed a touch
Of feeling which is pleasing TO know of, when in a late paper
ne expressed IA hope that this would some time be possible IN
Hawaii.
L Know many OF our planters are benevolent men, men that do
great goSd 10 the people,-more, that they have great power.
But II is dangerous power. A Judge in the rural districts that
does his duty, is more than an ordinary mamie is a hero-I
say that, taking men as they are, our system is a dangerous
one.
Because il will cause TO cease the Importation of large loads
OF male iaoorers-a dang r 10 the morals Of any country-a
sure cause Of vice only lately pointed out by writers on the
subject truman LIE Is held cheap, when so brought i'll To stop
cooie importation viii make US teel it a most important thing
u save The lille Of every child born in The country as so much
added to the available power Of the country.
ne coming into nearer communication with the nations
u the world, through this change We shall he bound by sympa-
lhy s wen as trade with stronger bonds than telegraph wires
and steamship lines.
why should i wish, as has been intimated, that the country
should grow poor As II grows poor, ! in the spheres Of en-
Payment i nave chosen shall grow poor too, for Of all employ
"GWs--sGch as mine depend upon the wealth OF the country.
nOhaia, sir-t has been said, will he ashamed of her Repre-
sehlanEe. hohala is historic soil. On her shores al Hawai-
hae-hny years ago-the teachers Of the gospel. whose advent
= go 10 De celebrated in this place-hrSt set foot on Hawaii.
IN ue pains OF hohala was fought the last skirmish in behalf
VI lying heathenlsm. kohala was the birthplace and pateT-
d state d. hamehameha who founded this Kingdom and made
ue Islands one country. And now, fin a humble way-a
y" reform starts from that district,-her people will vet see
te day when they will not be ashamed 10 have its origin re-
nem9Gereu' ana its name and the name Of their land ever ASSOC
ciated together.