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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

Large hRhilS-
The late Kings Charger.
csrrars bearing Their MSjsstys the King and Queeu,
Il. r. q. Prines Lelsioboku, and Il. r. Il.
Chas- kzaaina-
Carriage bearing Her E1eeIleney the Governess Of
Hawaii. the H0acrable Mrs DOuinis, the HO-
uOrabls Mrs. Clsghorn. aad the Honor
able Mrs. Bishop.
Carriage bearing the Qaeea DoWAgsr Emma, and
the Honorable Mrs. Naea-
Fsrsign Representatives. Captains and 06eers Of
Foreigu Vessels Of War in Port
The Kings Viee Chancellor.
Members Of His late Majssty's Cabinet.
His Msiesty's Cabinet Ministers.
judges Of the Supreme Court
Members Of the PriTy Council Of State.
G0FsrroTs Of the different Islands.
Consular Corps
he Legislative Assembly.
Circuit Judges.
Clerks ct Government Departments.
Collsctor Gs1erSl. and Custom House 06eers.
Postmaster General, Post1asssrs and Clerks il
Post OEes-
lie Marshal, sud Sbsrifs Of the dfsrsnt Islands.
District Justices
Members Of the Bar.
The HalEzanas.
Foreign Residents
Hawaiian Pop1lztion-
P0Iice Fore.
Detachment Of Cavalry.
These Who attend the funeral are to ssssEbls in
frozt Of the Palace a. 10 o'clock A. n. Saturday
the 2ssh day Of February AID the procession to start
At II e'eloek-
he Ins Of procession P-seeiag the remains Of His
late Majesty. vii be formed King Street, the right
resting % Al1ksa Street Those who follow the
mains vii form o. King Street. their night resting
CT the waikiki side Of the Palace gate
he P1blc generally are invited to sttsnd-
IoL4s1 PL14cE, February q. 1874.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

yOa viii scOa Opsn to yourself the rad Of advance
Dsas and prosperity.
Mr.. Justice Judd said
6kSrInES.-I have accepted this high and ~
spoaSelo oScs un convieticns of duty 10 this cum
ry-zs country. Relying upon your forhearance
aud assistance add the aid of Almighty Goi hope
10 BE ahle to discharge this trust with aocep,Ancs
Appropriate responses were made to thsse adareSs
BY MesSs Montgomery, Preston, Jones, KOmOike-
shushs, and MsCally; aner which Mr. Jussioe Har-
RS announced the appointment Of the Hon Afrcd
Steanan HArtrsll As Attorney General
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

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- =. - $780,. a-Fs z-es7-a -
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nj rs $50 60 - go - = -
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- - - - - - - ~ "a
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- r-ues 49, "a F-ri'2 - szz- - - a-es-
= - ~ So. g = Ess -zsra-a - s.--A-r -
49, 1au --.zsst i.r - li=s2llIz Frs.let
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= $500 - - z-Evz-r = 1-a--rs 2. s--ct 49,
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- .--ss l.szr. v--v ru.aisl e. dags-s x ~
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a-u-a-n EaszE-N1 49, wsrr r-e--yr1 erz haru
z 49, Per-,l- ss-a9.sss E.TsH s--iy X
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F
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Ez-.zs E-As1zlEs a O.
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49, n 49, slt--zv - Frassy sr hv-si1z9
-ans ~ r-sa-== szE.- Ak ~ =. , c Mr.
-ar Nuar -az - q 49,, al olasr 7rsalss-
~ q E.aal-z-E ~ s--ss ia-s=g 1r Rors-ls-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

Supreme court-In Probate.
Il the matter Of the proof Of VIII Of Man (u.l,
late sf Hsnolala. aecsasei-Bsfese Justice Hartwel.
Petition for prOOf Of will by KahapA ~. WIN ad-
,tsa to p-Ohate and letters tsstaRsatAry ordered
se issasd to KsAaPa a. upon bis fling bond in the
ssz Of sleo. Notice to be Eirea 10 creditors for
weeks, AID inventory to Ss kied in 50 days.
PrOof Of viii Of john Sterek, late Of HonOluln, de-
esAseS-Before justice HArsweu. Petition Of =. A.
Sehasfsr for PrOOf Of will VIII admitted to probate
AID letters tessansntay ordered to be issued to T. A.
Sehaess- upon his sling bead in the ofssn $lOee. In
vsas0ry to Re sed in 50 days. Notice be given to
creditors for weeks. in Engish ard Native.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

neE--zzl zeedzg q IL socs=tE. VIA s1s 1s-
see- i sz5EcE1rE tsz Tsa-s. vas hel1 &C sErz-1Iy
s-.--r hass a WA TIE oi< o5eea Es-s X
slsz-sz Esr tAe ezaztzE ya-- THeze a-s A J.
ca-svrsrt.. Prssis.--. Fer : C. Duzoz- v Pr-s-,
c Z EsSc-. Trsaz- ard J. n o1t- G. =. EozEh-
.as-E-r. AID Tu-.e E-uEz Ez.cz-ETs cszzlfrEs- L
VA siztsE Z tae Prsassszt It1f Sz-tzg the ten
ruz szzezee q Ia EocisfE. IL t1tzi rscei51
"a h@sr sgE6 81 AID the e1zez1irz-ea g. "a "A
q EH5-a ely F7s-l9 I'D hee1 sp-zt f1r t-es-e=-
H. ne szzi-e tztzzcr e e1le5f g kEEIzg ees1
errezs.d fsr the rzIzEf q sky <r1- bgze9ri1-ea
Iearf-r @ lad TIE szz q SfEL1L OF thzse- =
kare cisE a.z oe<z h1-izE y kke Sccze1T- stz-e<1
hrrs hssz ss.1 q t1eir fri-z1z u ctEEx lI11E, r.
ts.r .5senzrred a1Ee 20 work eze gEls 90 clsee-'E
E1s-irzl twe are s-E r-eEiEizg o-Ezs5111I rzlief
-.s5-fzr q tHe Ealz-1s, ard t1o E-r ~ zd.e1
- - Ssrierr Ia treHl nzzser C Subscribers
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

e wAsErSsToS's BIkTznAr having osc-rrsd
o. SazsEy lasi. Noosay Vas Observed as the ami
ve-S1ry, zn5 the tErSs skip il port we've each
h1rasonsly aeeorsisd wiki flags fro1 deeS 10 track
Teis Is oae q TIE American nsfiooal holi5Eys e.
i1s,is1es ~ AZ q Cs1S7<s- tho1SA l. h1s always
besr Observed IS ssch Eiihoui that suiaorisy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25
PoRr OF HONOLULU.



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49, s<H- - T-1-l-s- = 81 sl9- sk-ils,
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25
AEzrvAls AZ HAwA11lN Horn /.

GovEzS0z OF NArL-By O5eiEl uOties II aaoshsr
eclza-. Is I'll Be see1 that Jaage kApsos has b~su
ap7oiutes a. Gcyg-oor q tie Istznd q Naui. Re
< yccur E4w4z4r Ct good Prouiss- vto ceczFie<
tie frozi rAak Ezo1g rs eo1uirIEsz toz iutelLi-
reacs A. O@-iL ezpacity. HIS eo1uselious With
L4ha5= b. sirss Ez6 marriage, rsadsr TIE aPP0izt-
u.sz. vs-y sp1rop-iaie ore
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

~ TIE Cb87her Ct Coz1e-ce hsi6 special
-,eStiaE OF TsarSSzy las. ao6 pasSe1 reS0lutious
exp-sSSiuC IL thanks q IL uereAza;s 70 TIE rep
-sze-tzsives q tAs Uute5 Szts< sus Great Britzia
f- the ti1ey assistance rsa3s-sd ~ * fo-ceS q
their ships IN Port, in Surprising the no; @
~ lsxh inst
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

HrS NEST KrSs kALAkAUA 2st suite attend
&C 6iviue SERIES a. TIE Rozn CAthcc Cathedral O.
S-oaay ,oruias Is<t Al the eloss q tas service
* called &C BIS Lo05ship BisAoP NAisrSt. sser
uhieh x VISITED re SISTERS q the Saered Heart by
vso9 lie EGs very eo-5isny resolved II ihe
svs-il- Es ATTENDED ssrTies AZ s. Andrews
l.a--f
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

Rar-vczK-we have hesz shown Psecs O.
hszvy tesa FtFe, weisA was cuzve1 through b. The
rsis who vs-v amer uzisr- Il shows The indonisz-
he ps-severzucc Of tAesc snail eut de<sruciive ami
mas. wsich srv vr-T sunsyiRE. EAs-sye- alSved
f--f rfs.s--v
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

SoL7 OCT--TEs S4ls11 CIIlinO5s2 Spirit q TIE
Press. P1sEzasc a-s edited hy Nr- & Z HOlza-
to- fs-9sry L s C91szl a. LAAaiuA, has besa dis
poses a ~ is 1.s prOPrsIor 20 he Gazstts q he
szs plaos- IL iszos Eor Ta1Ezry Il E4s to ee tie
last vzsGsae6- Fro7 he lsa5sr, ne i.fsr that Mr.
L as bes- zPpsiz-s5 % <o2z ozes urcer Govern
zs-.- Hs Is hesz eozrsets6 viz usEsrape-s for
zf.v ves-S
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

- ScAcoaer Hattie, wsies Vas Sosshee Al Ma
~5u~Ta. KsssL Las seSs nostsa 81 and VII I'raea-
BY bS tsu.5 u ~ The steamer the next cine she
visits that stand
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

~ he fz8sr4l a the late King VIII take Plsos
o. SATURDAY usx1. IS pr programme Wsieh ne pub
IisA to-6ay. he reaaius viii ee temporarily &C.
posiie3 iu ihs R0yal Mausoie1n. til tomb car *
hsls fo- thsa. as ei-ectes ~ ths rfn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

CEEAr-Tss lGpe and cottage Emma street.
sslOug1g to Ihs esssss q tss lais Mr.. PPo. 50 BY
lee fzs IN six sold Al Alsiioa OF saturday last for
S-2-z rz-r hG-rzi--
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

II he attention q cur rVaaSrs Is oailee to Al
essay o. TIE spPoissneut Of govefn0en. orcers, ey
Mr.. {, :. Lyous. 70 Be fouue OF oHr ssh P~ss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

~ Tse sxhislsios e ne hairless horse viii
riose @ Frissy rcxt All WIZ have 10; seen thls
wo16e- shoaid ~ a. oaee.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ExrzIs-oz LapsE- 10. /, L o. O. F,l
EcSoLrLr, 14th, Fsbfg, isT- !
The Members Of the Lodge are hereby re-
z-s-ss.s . net At rhelr H.a &C SATURDAY MORNING
NEXT AZ sa oeock, t1r the purpose Of Attending the
,-nsral q Els Lass Majesty LzzA1lo Per order.
C A. CASTLE SECRETARY.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25
NOTES OF rHR wEEHz-

Mr. Bar.Ov's eroait sale OOasiauss today at
His szlcs rooz-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

Tn To-c4so-A Ieste- fuz Erorrsspo1ie1. re-
si5z< = EEzIkz1, EI=EZ- sc1seS th1- tAe s11cEs
rsEr-sc r7 ~ - y hEEizg ocrzrTes AZ E1o C the
s-suizr q he Iz-h- VIZ fslt 4 EEzakEL TEsrs
=s-s TO E5oeE tx tes-s- SeicA Se-z Prece-e6 y
a Tg-y h-izzs =stsor, VIA PASSED oTsr tAat al
A. T,EU e rs-ezee-sS thzs Ia vas lie 61y
q cz- eizcs5sz ard IL ri5t
-Tse szzzf. erzssr q M1kzI=s5Esn WIS Ter!
uc-iEs I1st EseE- a. llso Kz11sz. fruz sotA vEicA
enters szoks E.s s-E1sIzt LZss Es-s ses=- he
szzzi-s q al Ne E1zE zszzt1E1z ard Ilzo Ct
E1,szkaz &C Nh Es-s ec=Pisssly ccT.red siie
szgE 6z-5zE Tie k-a-y stsr- & lLzs Eeek L WIS
oe1za,zl si-1- % see theae f.z- i1fzE EoGztlizs
-a-pe6 Vim sz7E. a. vas sse- hsz TIE sle& q re
EElEz.a a Ezs sssazss z-zzz5 lie El1zA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25
ORDER OF PROCESSION
For the Funeral Of
His late Majesty Lunaillo.

Undertsker.
AhAhai 0pi0pio.
Hosolala Fire Department.
Mechanics Benefit Union.
60od TeGplars-
Knights Of Pythias.
odd Fellows.
Free MaSenS-
Members Of the Medical Faculty.
The Kou0bikis Of the Grown Lands.
The Ks1oaikis Of the late Kings Private Lands
Governor Of Oahu and STAT.
Band.
pesseh-srts Of Marines and Sailors from
Q. s S. a. Portsmouth,
L. :. s. a. TEseSrora,"
Il. B. ". Corvette -" Teaedcs."
The late Kings Servants.
The late Kings Purysyor.
His late Msjsxty's Chamberlain.
Clergy Of the Roman Catholic Church.
His Loriship. the Right Rev. Bishop Of Arathea-
Clergy Of the Anglican Church
His LordzhiP, the Right Rev. Bishop Of Honolulu.
Protestant Clergy.
The Rev. Henry Il. Parker.
The late Kings Aids.
Colousl Allen, bearing the Sword and Hat Of the
late King.
HIS Exesllecey J. N. KapenA, bearing the Grown Of
the late King.
Large kahilis.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

= Czrszi- NareetzI has oesu appointed to TIE
en91E1s < tie s,sazsr KilGzsz il pace Of CAPT
Tavio-. rszEus6- CspsEis " rs bss- il th- cast
il s=rTses ~ EIl! years. E-5 i O. eight to x,
AzI1- VIII sTs-y kGra,ar s7d ll-6iuz pllcs Eru11c
tie izlz1ss. Z : a posiziou Ehsrs CI- car make
hszzsE zssfzl to ths Eovsrrzs-t ard agrssa5le 10
he trzrs-izg PEolC, and ne 6o1os NC thai hs VII
2 -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

RArSrNI1 II NUuaSu--Ths following exhisiis
;he szoaai Of rzin UnieA has falea tas residence
q Rev L Saith in she months uz1ea-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25
sonething New !

DOLLKs x co. have fsssiTs5 pr D. c. nuF-
ID rsy. . rnail esnsfgnnest q BUTTER, rad b
lie NV PROCESS. Ths atte1tios q Pzrshzsefs i
s1llsised- 80
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

LoSDox Fos--A t1g Ekc IL 6Irknssz Of ElyEt
seszs EI-elF 60 sITs hssz rsEsizg UPou TIE rsgtoa
ruz.s ao,sz. Jcosc1, ard PlIyi-g tzT5e With Al
kizsss C hzz5-sss AID izEe-e1z1zuicz-icz- hz1ss
have hssr =c-zs th1z the kid Described y Mr.
Go--h a. s. z-iTersal sea C z1zt1atse PEA s7z7,'
ssr th5z eozls uos &c IzzfzIts6 SC ezs shIt riEsr
e-.s ~ E-.s ecZz511. zsa-iy II t-1Ec oazs 70
E-L-s ss1 i IL ssrssss AZ sFs- tie szi7alz a;
caftlz ssoE 1s-Iz % perish. 50 zzch f7r Tie pew
ss C -he sezsz-z Il rhs Fgry kart ct C1Trz-ic1s
a. - rrizzzt & EzEzrS cTzr .z-sEz zE-zrE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

TEX Po-rcz CoCE-Tus artsnsi0c Of ths P0iics
NaEz-rz=s f7r ~ P4zs tsz eays s1z 6ss1 oeezPied
Ei.k e11ztzi-< ire Ps-zo1z arrested C eharzs q
not There have oesz Ebo1i saEhiy 1rrssts. Of
EticA 1zzs= saesz have 5ss1 6sscEIrgs6- AID TIE
rsz4-5sr eozzi.tr6 or trIl G. for fz-t1e- sIzzt-
uasioz- T.trsy sergz Ct ths ri1tErS have ese1 X
Iszsec g ha1 q Jzs-sss Ears n s1zs rI-zi-Z
truz sac 10 slqr saSh AEziuzs most C the riot-
s- sas sEies-ce i Esry positive, Is tAsy Ssrs I 70
zaz-e- 5zszises Tosis srill III t1ks Ptles AZ TIE
AurE Tern q ths Szv-sze Cozrs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-25

ZEE TrScAK1zA NrSzrEzzs--Thszs Ezats1r
zzs5cia.s gave eozcers O FriaIy sTsai-g lasi a.
tse Insa.sr, vkscS vs. crowded &C the oerzzio1-
II r=rsorr-z-ces izS5c1ted nasal talent rarely
sozrs C boart sip, G-s siso gso5 trzi-irg- he
p-uz-z--s z1s rztAsr l1cE. bzi We Suppose tie
n--E-s-rs we're fr-Ezs6 70 u h1zsS-- ard disposed
q give thszr Yatro-z tss fzli Ezlzs o. TER Go1sy
Eh5ea tlsy certainly 6si- S'-ss Ct thsrioks Esre
pretty Sap Al5 we're AZ IL s1Ps1zs q tss not,
EsszA ihsy osipst &c s1Pqress- Ise Jzsie respect
Cd Eel 70 the1r CAL ard APPEARED &C enjoy the e.
.s-sszzzsns- Tos to.aI reeziPsz azs1zzts6 g SD
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
A STRONG STOCK MARKET.

The stock market was exclted yesterday, and
the bears al last made their appearance Tor the
first time in any force since the panic. they
hammered the whole list vigorously, circulating
ALI manner or alarming reports, aud attaching
prepos,erous Importance TO the various contradictory
and absurd resolutions passed by tho House the DAY
before The entire list declined from to !. per cent
during the early hours. Heavy realizing sales were
made and there also a consideiapio Sno''
interest developed, which may in view OF inc eA'r"
ordinary strength displayed by the marker III suose
ouent rallies, lead to sharp reaction Inc 'ah"ero
stocks led in the general movement 'en'ra' rising
from lol, to 1925. and closing at io't whiie
Lake shore and Western Union exhioted oduai nrn-
pess The latter stock is said TO be going abroad con
sderaby over one hundred thousand shares OF stock
,re already represented in the signatures to the
,na,orial for a stock dividend.
The general strength OF yesterdays market. in spite
n, the sharp bear campsign is attributed to
the belief that in the estimation OF Secretary
picbardson as well as OF most Observers in
Washington tho attitude OF Congress as indicated by
Mondays vote Mr.. keleys resolutions. inev-
liable imitation of the currency.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
POLITICAL NOTES.

Among the petitions presented in the MasSa-
chusetts Senate yesterday was one Ex-Governor
Cafu others for the resembling and anuullne of
the Sumner war-hag resolution.
Allen c. Thurman received in the Ohio Sen
ate Yesterday votes United States Senator against
IA for ex-Gov. Noyes in the House Mr.. Thurman re-
81 votes and Mr. Noyes received "A The election
Of Mr.. Thurman will undoubtedly he ratified III the JOINT
sessDrtoday
-Ils nemocrats in the Missouri Legislature
held a caucus at Jefferson City Monday night az which
resolutions adopted declaring that the Demo
cratic party will held responsible for the character OF
legislation during the session. We pedgeourseveS to
support only such meas are most important for
the pubic good, and to adjourn at the earliest Day pos
sible."
In the Kentucky Legislature, Monday. the
House Committee Insurance reported resolution de
claring the action Of Insurance Commissioner Smith in
investigating the affairs OF the Globe Insurance Com
pany of YORK perfect accordance with his sworn
duties and declining to consider the charges made
against him. and also resolution authorizing the Com
inquire into the alleged extravaeant expenses
Of the Insurance Bureau Pending me CONSIDERATION Oi
these resolutions the House adjourned
The Kansas Legislature was organized at
Topeka yesterday noon every member OF both Houses
being present. In the House b. II. McEckron was
elected Speaker. and f. W Potter Speaker Dro tmpore
Both gentlemen were the nominees of the Oproe,'ion
caucus Only 81 east III the pGpublican eau
GUS their nominee not ps'tahted It's beheved
that the Opposition will prre 10 have ir WORKING
majority the Senate winch, with thcr majority IN the
House will enable them 10 elect United States Senator
on the ?8h inst.
The Cincinnati Enquirer protests against
The TRBUNE's complaint that the Governments tend
ency 20 imitation is already stimulating Wild speculation
again in Wals and seems To declare itself fairly for
initiation. II says: There Others than those who
possess coupons and dividends who are fully as inter
ested themselves in bringing what influence they can on
Congress immediately this currency question They
are the great body OF the people, who want to and
experience activity in every department of human in
dustry agriculture commerce, manufactures, mining
building and the opening up Of new enterprises. that
labor may find ready and constant employment and
profits not oss the result OF industry. They should
cry aloud that Congress NAV also hear their camor,
as 10 is called for increased volume OF currency
growing country like the United States requires the
volume OF TO augment with the increase OF Its
busiu and the demands that genius energy and en-
terprise make for the means TO WORK with. Ihat TACT
should be impressed on Congress far more assduousy
aud vigorously than the stand-stil, stagDatOn hard
policy Of the bondholders ana National bankers
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

the gentlemen you represent a. being tho CON
additionally elected Fourteenth Legislature IL seems
to me that bettor solution OF the present
difficulty than that tho Government ana tnoso
clai ming to be the elected Iegislature snouid
Jointly combine 20 override the judiciary AND avs
believe that such would tho door open for
dangerous uncertainty in the future, both In tho nster
authority enact the legislation that may Do pro
yIded by the gentlemen y0u represent, ana III
the matter Of tho Constitution and tho exist
epoe of the highest tribunal Of State There may be
found two Supreme Courts, and even two Legislatures
claiming authority. 1t is even now claimed by some
gay existing Legislature and that it only can consitu
tonally CONVEX and provide for semergenoy VIII
then after ALL be settlements brought abont by spe
ces of revolution violence rs against The Court
making the decision 1t is true 10 is easy enough and 1t
seems The smpest solution Of the present difficulty that
we should Jointly adopt this course ~ the supreme
Court has no way Of enforcing its decislon AZ
against the Executive and Legislature cOmbined but
consider that this the easiest course Is not one
that would like to be q party 10. snal DC happy
70 ioin you and tho gentlemen you represent I'D Apply
ING the promptest and most feasible remedy IN inns
dfcuty Ii has been repeatedly held that the rec0gn
on Congress the Executive OF the United states
will settle the question as 70 what D0uy OF
men constitute the Legislature, and which is
solution TO be accepted by all am more free TO act
with Independence securing with you or those gcnte
men that sort OF solution because l feel inyseii
entirely dsinerested herein. accept tue election
whether constitutional or not. as conclusive
against myself, and will in no event continue 10 eNcr
else the functions OF the Office hold beyond my con
stitutiona term of four wears. Respectfully,
EDMOND j. DAVIS, Governor.
To the Hon. II. Eppenson and other gentlomon OF the
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
r 1o1uA IEGISLATllRE.

THE IOWA LEGISLATURES
uorsR-oRGANIZATIoN OF rHE
,.-r-rHr SALARY STEAL VIGOROUSLY CON
pEMNED. nrxv
D.s uo,xr.. Ian. 19.--The Legislature me.
-..~..v and pertected q temporary orssn]"'o", '"N
Ses'o'es' 10 at,empted TO organize oy eec''ne
~"~, 1,o erst balot showed tie Note vi " io' 'n0
P,,.. nono,nee and 80 for the AnuMonopoy o""
'ep.o ..s ,ho whole day was spent IN Vot'hS VIZ"
eua'' n,, The Republicans have % suaisu 'o'e,
~, Nonopolists AZ; three mdeponuen''
anu VI" -, Nth these lies the choice oi opeahoi'
oa,a VIZ" met today and completed i's orsani1''o
i"e &C. 60 ponrh,can officers The senate sSanus o.
o' o'.,'.. 90 ,s Anti.Monopolsts. The senate ai'o
.bfolned Joint resolutions. "A memoersVo'ins
psSsou -. 80 ,bsent. 1t will pass the House;
ior "o ~. ,be Senate the Hruse copcurr1ng that
hososte,S coudemn the law passeu pN tne ~
We . iacressiae the pay OF the lheniVeIS ",
CES S,ngress and other officers OF tHe HA Hos.aH
Don ,ayar potcA faith, who voted Tor saiu law VI
o o.a5 and retained the back pay under sau Jaw Voc
., contrary 10 fhe best interests or tne cVuuu1
and calculated TO lessen the respest .Snr,ty and
bcrehv instruct our Senators ana requeo' our
psnresentatives TO vote for the llinculap a"u - aD
ite rcneal of the said law and the enaCtnent vi Po
nessres ~ such can be cOnsttuODalN epacocos .o
I'n tho return 10 the Treasury OF The United states
~ the mohey paid ont OF said Treasury ~ IL
y,th the requirements OF said so-called salary sea,
pssore6 That the signing Of said so-eaheu uaoh Ia!
- hv the President OF the United States was un"Ise
on,rsrv 10 the best interests of the country anu
80 II receives the unqualified disapproVai vi 'n' Pf
of the State Of Iowa. ,o.,,,oo IN the Democratic
,hst ,bere was greater proportion OF lts noip'i'
,nr sald I'm than OF the Republican parry