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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

Az impression prevails in the city that the
King may arrive here on Friday, the 18th in
slant, which is the anniversary Of his election.
1t is well to be fully prepared to receive him
with all the demonstration BETTING the occa-
sion; at the same time we do not think that
His Majesty could complete his tour through
America, so as to reach San Francisco in time
to leave on the first of February. BE was at
Boston January 5, and had promised to visit
New Bedford, Philadelphia, Gen Amstrong's
Hampton Institute, Chicago, and perhaps other
places, aud might possibly go through the
Southern States. This programme would take
time, and as his health at the latest date Jan.
5, had been fully restored, it is not likely he
would hurry off when so many warm friends
are hoping to welcome and do him honor. For
these reasons, in the absence of information to
the contrary, we think he should not be looked
for so early as has been predicted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10
CtUPREME COURT on me HAWATTay

- IsLANDs-fn Probate. In TIE Estate 81 NfAEIAND
GOGO Of Honolulu, deceased ntcstnte Before Jus
tee Harris Order o. Notice Of Petition FOR Adninistratn
On reading and Hing the Petition o. sILN lsrEM SAB
Ian, Of Honolulu, alleging that MARIANA COCO. u
Honolulu died lntestate AZ hoard American
whaleship Java ist the ION day % November A. ~
1874 and praying that Letters o. Administration zIa .,
SYLVESTER ShafAN, the petitioner.
II IS ordered, That TUESDAY, the I'D DAY or FEl-
RuAftI A. D. 1875, be and hereby appointed hear
ing said Petition before the said Jnscs,
Of this Court, az Honolulu which time and place an
persons concerned may appear aud show cause Il any
they have, why said petition should not BE- ranted sn
that this order be published On English agnaa1a
three successive weeks Ia the Hlraian Gass uespapcr
In Honolulu
Dated Honolulu, II. l.. February Isl. isTL
CIIAS- O. HARRIS. Iusura Of sup Court
Attesti JNo. T. BARNARD, Dep. Clerk. l-l-1r
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The AdceTtiSsT thinks that the "presiding
justice did just right in the Abigail Maikai
muddle. "The only course to pursue under
the circumstances was to do just what has been
dOne-to treat the whole matter as if it never
happened" What howl of indignation we
should have had if one Of the Advertisers staff
had been defendant in the case. The writer or
the presiding justice, says: Legally. the
question of the guilt or innocence Of the party
was not before the Supreme Court for trial. .
1t is an interesting question of law, how far a
plea of guilty in a case within the jurisdiction
of a Police Court is conclusive on an appeal 10
a jury. The effect of such plea might de-
pend on the intelligence of the party. A per
son of unsOund mind, or when drunk or infu-
enced by fear or hope of reward may do ire
sponsible acts. There are possible difficulties
IN the way Of regarding such plea as conolu-
sive. No appeal should ever be allowed after
such plea, if 1t is conclusive; but an appeal
always lies, and it has always been held to
open the case de moro in the Appellate Court.
The question on the force of the plea might have
been raised in this trial, and the matter settled
by an appeal to reason rather than to force II
was not for the defendant to raise the question
Take 1t upon any ground the method of settling
the question applied by the presiding iustioes
was one of those short cuts that fail of true
economy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

- U = IEUE IWT III " III IIAM NIIlN
- tSLANnS-in Prohaie-fsltnd q Oahu. Hawaiian
Islands S-In the matter % The Estate OF CHRISTIAN
ECKAIfr deceased. Order appunfing for rrutafr
OF VIII and directing publication OF notce % same
Document, purporting % be- the last VII AMI rssia
I'd day Of Februnry. A. u. ISIS been presented
Probate Court and pettonfor ne Probate there1r
for the Issuance Of Letters Tostlmeutary MATILDA
ECKART, having been HE'D by Matilda Ecyart
II Is hereby ordered That IT. E.SDAY the I'd DAY OF
FEBfu AIRY. a u. 1873 AT 10 O'Clock A. N % .I dag
al the Court Room OF said Court, AIloiaul Hale IN
Honolulu, be- and the 3. hereby appointed M tins
for proving said viii and hearing said applcauun when
and where Interested may appear and contest
the said WILL and the granting % Letters rcstauleniary
IL Is further Ordered, That notice thereof given 81
publication for three successive weeks. IN the Einuiir
Gdscts newspaper printed and published Hunuiuiu
And IL l. further Ordered, That citations Issued
subscribing witnesses 20 said VIII. and q
tesa0r IN Honolulu, % appear and PROBATE %
said WIN, at the time appointed.
Dated Honolulu, n. l.. February 9. 1874
CIIAS G. HARRIS. Justice sup. Cuurt
Attest JNo. r. BARNARD. Dep. Clerk So -
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
! Y Honorable A, FRANCIS JUDD, Justice Of the Su-
prerne Court, will sit for the hearing Appeals the
several District Courts Of the Island Of Oahu, follows
At Kaneohe Court House, Oahu, Monday, the ed
instant, at 10 A. NJ
At Kahuka Court House. on wednesday, the 24th instant
at 10 A. NJ
Az Walalua Court House. Thursday the 25th Instant
at 10 A. NJ
And at Eva Court House, Friday the 2sh Instant at
10 A. NJ BY order Of the Court
JNO. Z. BARNARD Deputy CLERK Sup. Court
Honolulu, 9Th February, 1876. 500 1t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10
Notice Of Sale Of Mortrared Primarily.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN FrIAr oy
hour Of y ~ he premises WI procarf - - IL
poic aueuon 20 the highest bidder TIE uaf price ~
500 the Real Estate described rnortrlr5 d. -.
and executed by Petr0nuia Wells and Iohn VaIs ~ a
fanea Judd Trustee or Ms f. a. Carter on ne ~ faT
o. Deeeuber ISL and which hold the asaires u
the said A. Frahcis Judd Trustee ~ afrr-a ~, vf-s
o. The provisions Of Act o. the legislative As.ubI
approved Juy me lsth sIf d Real Esi1te + noufef
and described follows. commencing on ~. e..l.-i
sue o. Aakea street. upon the northwest corner % ne
oL certain lane or ryht Of running from thence
tnenee ~ ay y 81 2sl1 feet hcunded b. 40ransau
nence 20 ~ W % p-l2 feet % tha easarIv If- n
AhAea street bounded BY Sorensen fanca flI1frr %
eaery side o. Aaea street So i0if 10 pacr ~ con-
nencemenf Including right Of Eay The aid lane ~
gether with an the buildings, Improvements ana nucar
tenan5es % the sanie belonging. Of thereon sifns-
~ Terms enz1- 1ae deed
Psise Of the purchaser III. A. r. CARTEIt
Assignee a. ne MortE=-r
- By W. G. JONES, rs AitrIgy.
IN. III. b.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

PoUSD NorCE-The Pound for estrays in the district
OF koRa Island Of oahu removed from Panoa 70 the
enclosure set forth IN the above notice.
W. F. ALLEN, Acting Governor Of Oahu
Gnvenors One. Ian ". IsIs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

FRoN and AFTER this date the Collector OF Customs IN
changing the Pound Sterling Currency Of the United
States, viii value the Pound az four dollars and eghy
seven cents JNo. 5. WALKER, Minister OF Finance
Finance Office January l. 1878 s2i a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

THE Adreyriser asserts that we are in error
in stating that February 3, 1875, was the 25th
anniversary of the organization of our Fire
Department, and that it only dates back to
subsequent to the fire of June, 1852" 1t is
well in matters of history to stick to facts.
Prior to 1850, there existed an engine company
known as Number l, and also small Chinese
engine company. On the Sd of February, 1850,
at meeting held at Maunakilika, the former
company disbanded, having for some time been
poorly supported. This called for action on
the part of the Government, and King Kane
hameha III. and his Privy Council passed law
on the 9th of December, 1850, organizing
fire department. Under this law Alex. j. Cart
wright, Esq, was commissioned Chief En-
gineer. His commission was signed by Gov
ernor Kekuanaoa February 3, 1851, and from
this date the department was placed on a new
footing, and was thoroughly reorganized. Mr..
Cartwright held Office four or five years, and
was Chief at the burning of the Brewer prem
Uses in 1852, and at the burning of the Varieties
Theatre, shortly after. He was succeeded by
Mr.. Beatty. We were under the impression.
wheu we wrote last week, that Mr.. C's ap-
pointment was made February Sd, 1850. But
1t will be seen that we were not much out of
the way, and that the present Honolulu Fire
Department will be twenty-five years old Feb
ruary 3, 1876, dating from the appointment of
It's Chief Engineer, to whose efforts, in great
measure, supported by that of our citizens, and
the financial AID of Government, we are indebt-
ed for the organization in which we take so
much pride.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

orrc Parties DESTROYS OF employing apprentices 10
learn Mechanical Trades, may do by applying 70 the
Board OF Education who under It's control at the In
dusiral and Refomatory School at Reoneula KRpaama
boys OF ages hanging from Il years upwards eligible for
that purpose. CHAs r. BrsIfoP
President Of the Board OF Education.
Education ofice, oetobers 1874, 500
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

/ GUPREmE COURT OF THE HAWAI-.
~ IAN KINGDOM - RICHARD n. STANLEY
T00N, Assumpsit
Whereas, the complaint in the above entitled cause
sets forth that Maria W. Mattoon one or tbe De-
iendants therein, il now resident at Washin-top
~ me District q Columbia. United States q Ansrss
anu oraer was made that service Of process on her -
made By publication Of summons a. provid.d b
Statute such publication is hereby made a. foilous
[stampJ
In the supreme Court Kalakaua. By The Grace
~, o. ne Of God. q the Hawaiian
To William G. Parke, Esquire Marshal Of the kim
dom, or bis Deputys-Greetinrs
lou are hereby commanded 70 summon CALVIN
> NATION aud MARIA W. NATION. dof-nd
ants, IN case they shall hle written answer within
twenty days AFTER service hereof 70 Be and apo..r
before Tue supreme Court a. the January Term fkers
o. 70 DC holden At the Court Room Of he Cont Hs.
Honolnlu. 10 the Island Of Oahu on MONDAY ~
s'n DAh VI JANUARY nent, 81 ten o'clsok A. n
70 SLOW cause Ehy the caim q RICHARD IL STAN
LII Of Honolulu, plaintiff. should not Be auar5.d
pm Pursuant % the tenor Of bis annexed petition
ana you are further commanded 10 arrest he aid
oAifln o Aaitoon and detain him until be shall have
entered into security With sufficient surrf.s - 80
Toe result n said suit and 70 paw The a.o.t ~ 49,,
Judgment a. shall Be rendered thereon. Apd havs
you then there ths writ, With fall return Of yoar pro-
ceedinga thereon
Witness. the H0n- Elisha H. Allen. Cbi,f Iu,.i.,
lSealI ofour suprsme Court Al HonoIuls. a. liza
day Of November. A. D. 1874
tsignedJ JHO- z. BARNARD.
Deputy Clerk.
hereby certify that the shove Is true ana saith-
ui copy Of the original summons iasuod out AZ Al.
2 Pfsms Court Of the Hawaiian Isiands in the sait
=. henard H. Stanley ". Calvin s. M.i,oou ,,d
Maria W. Aattoon,@ and which ORIGINAL sru.u.s.r 4.
nov on ole IN the once Of the Clerk Of tie ali su
IN witness whereof, have hsrsuneo sst nv hand.
honolulu Aforesaid, this 2lin day Of Fossm-
SIS su D-,,.- rri--s i I, Il = = az
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

THE report Of the Chicago interview with
Governor Kapena, of the royal Embassy, which
we published last week, has drawn out some
pretty sharp comments on His Excellency.
The general drift of these comments is that a
more ungrateful representative of Hawaii could
hardly have been selected to accompany the
Embassy. Here is gentleman, visiting Amer
lea, who has accepted the hospitality of her
Government and people, which have spent over
one million dollars to civilize and christianize
his people, telling them that the Missionaries
which they sent out and the Christianity they
taught are the causes of the rapid decrease of
his race The picture will make every Ha-
waiian blush. Even had there been truth
in the statement, the first rules of civility
should have prevented guest uttering it
while enjoying the hospitality of his host.
As it now stands, it is a foul Islander, and the
public will demand an explanation from the gen.
tlemen who uttered it, or every American will
lay it up as an uncalled for insult to the coun-
try which has always proved Hawaii's best
friend
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

Nh b II KAhananul has this day been appointed Pound
Master FOR the District Of Kona, Island OF oahu.
W. p. ALLEN.
Acting Governor Of oahu.
Once Ex-Governor Of oahu, Jan Il, 1875.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

Nh CErL BRowN has been this day appointed IN agent
OF The Once of Registration Of ConYeyances the pur-
pose OF taking Acknowledgements OF instruments for the
Island Of Oahu. THOMAS BRowN
Registrar OF COnyeyances
Ohce Of Registrar OF C0nveyances, Feb. ? 1875. SIS
Approved: W. l. MoEnoNUA,
Minister OF Interior
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

PoUND NOTIcE-The pubic hereby notified, that the
enclosed lot manka Of the slaughter houses IN Kahoooa
letni OF Oahu Prison, containing 81 or less
Is hereby apart impoundng Of estray for the
district Of kOna Island Of Oahu
W. L. MoEHoSuA,
Minister OF Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10
For Sale.

A SMALL SECONDHAND LATHE SWING;
"A ing diameter OF thirteen Inches with slide Rest
Face Plate, Chucks, sc. For sale cheap Inquire Of
526 BINS JAMES A. HOPPER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10
Wanted 10 Rent a DweII,ng gou,.

M LULU having not less than SIX rooms bssiies The
- necessary onices and Out-buldlugs. Addrers rras
ing Al Particulars 70 II n care q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10.


In our comments on the trial of Abigail
Msikai, in connection with the right of trial
by jury, we unintentionally led the AdrefiSer
astray. We have not undertaken to defend the
right of trial by jury, simply because We have
not considered IT endangered.
" THE view taken by us last week, (says the
p C. ~ that party pleading guilty to an
offense as charged in the Police Court could
not be entitled TO a trial by jury on the ques-
ton no longer in issue, has been sustained by
the presiding justice of the Supreme Court"
The Adre74issT and "the presiding justice "
both expressed the same opinion on the same
day, and about the same hour This coinci-
dence is amusing, rather than startling, to the
well-advised reader.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10
PITCH

SIocKHoLM PITCH IN BBLs AND HIP. BBLs.
~ wilmington Pitch IN bbls. Por sale ~
BOLLEsk CO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

The following persons have been this day appointed a.
agents to issue certificates FOR the Of Ava In accord
nnce with Chapter XIV Of the Laws Of 1870:
Kaupaolo-North Kohala Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10

W L MoEHoNUA, Minister Of Interior
Interior ONCE, February 6, 1874 SEC
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10
Companies Should Appear in Full Uniform

without Apparatus to Join IN the PUBLIC DEMON
sATIoN contemplated the return Of His Majesty
the King. 1t further ordered that Ben Tower
be Illuminated and the different Companies IN FULL UNI
FORM, turn out in Torch Light Procession with
arrival. CTAs n 0IJLICR sec'v II i n
Honolulu Feb. s. 2s75 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10
Notice.
HONOLULU FIRE DEPARTMENT.

AT THE REGULAR STATED
6@l4 MEETING Of the Department, held last
Thursday Evening, it was ordered that The
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10
RENE COURT OF THE UAWAI-

BY W. JONES. - Ais1l1sy.
tlonolulu, Eeo- . i7ss u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-10
SUPREME coURr % - IIAMAIIAN

Attest: Justice Of the sup. Couft
JSo. z. BARSAnD. Dep. CLERK se5-is
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-05

the advance on flour of all grades has been about
rs cents BARREL Here the advance is but 25 cents,
but dealers don't care to sell stock hand as they
consider 1t better than money deposit. Old ours
are good, but the reports indicate that next season
there must be great deal of inferior -four in the
market. Corn has advanced from to cents
bushel in this market. Chicago quotations show an
advance from 69ic to TAI during the past week.
The tendency is still upwards, the prospect of the
growing crops is vevy dubious and must be short.
Oats are higher being quoted at &c., and the prospect
that the scarcity of the article will send the price
still higher. There are no green apples in the
market to quote There has been no change on beans
Butter is firm at the prices quoted, namely, family
rs to 3Oc store 20 to Csc. Cheese is from to cent
off, as will be seen by the quotations. Rio coffee is
little firmer than last week. The fish market is
Irregular but the prices do not vary much from those
given week ago. Lemons have advanced to $I0.50@
II 90 per box. Lard is firm at the quotations gwen
and pork, hams, etc., very firm at the quotations.
Our quotations for pine lumber are lower than last
week. There is some demand for lumber, but prices
are unsatisfactory to producers. Bank, shore and
porgie oils have declined considerably during the
week, the former cents a gallon, shore cents
porgie from to 10 cents. Linseed oils have adj
RANGED, raw from 81 to 50 CENTS and boiled from 81
10 ~ cents. Ine tuVduce Is dlulouleu W tne
Western floods. Eggs are plentier than few weeks
since, at the prices that have ruled for some time.
Potatoes are quoted at $500 per BARREL or 65 cents
per bushel. There is no demand except for home
consumption. Sugars are firm at the prices quoted
Hector granuated, 1Osc for Coffee A1Oac for Extra
C1O for c., ETC. The demand is very active. Tobacco
firm at prices quoted. On the whole there is gene
raj upward tendency in the prices of -four corn, oats
and the products of the West. Sugars show a
tendency in that direction. Wednesday, Gold closed
at 1139l13s. There has been little or change in
dry goods.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-05
MATTERS in MAINE.
Decision i'm n Law Suit.

Especial to the Press.]
RocKLAND, Aug 4.-Before the full bench OF
judges in the May term the case of Poor of
Boston, VS.. the stockholders of the Rockland
Shoe Co., Poor was non.suited.
Gathering for c. mp Meeting.
ITO the Associated Press.1
BIDDEFoRD, Aug. 4.-Large plumbers of peo-
pie are arriving to attend the National Method
ist- camp-meeting beginning at Old Orchard
Beach tomorrow and lasting until the 18th.
Rev. j. S. Inskip, President of the National
Association, delivers a sermon at p. m. to-
morrow, this beginning the services. Eleven
states are now represented here by members of
the National Association. 1t is expected that
nearly the whole National Association will be
present The railroads running into Maine,
and the Boston & Albany and Boston & Provi-
to the grounds at half fare. The Methodist
are promising to make this their largest md
most successful camp-meeting.
Murder by Maine Man.
GLOUCESTER, Mass. Aug. "A stabbing af.
fair occurred about half-past six this evening al
the saloon Of A. G. Andrews in East Glouces
ter. Charles Ramsdell of Wells, Me-, inflicted
wound with knife in the neck of Geo. w.
Hawley, severing the jugular vein and causing
his death. After committing the deed Rams
dell made his escape to Rocky Neck, where he
was captured some time later. Hawley is So
and leaves a wife and five children. An inquest
on the body will be held tomorrow morninn.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-05
Domestic Markets.

NEW York. Aug. 4-Evenlng-- Cotton market
Is firm at Hc decline; sales 500 bales; Mddling up
10 q 15c better with a fair export and home trade
demand, also some speculative inquiry receipts 49,
So2 bbs; sales Of 10 800 bbs; Superne Western and
500 9 40; choice Western and State at As q 81;
White Wheat Western extra at IS q 80 extra
Including sco bb Of shipping extras s sTgey Me
scat, closing firm Southern flour at 20 a 80. Rye
flour steady at 10 "a 625. Cornmeal is firm; Wes-
market q &c better with far demand for spot and
active inquiry for forward deliveries sales of $4,000
bush; 50 q 81 for soft No 2 Chicago; 80 q 40
43A foriNo Wilwaukee;1 40 q so for No Spring !;
IS q 4s for ungraded Iowa and Minnesota Spring
aso bush cbcapo
half August at &c., &c, 900 bush delivery 40 ;
$4,000 bush No Milwaukee last half August at 1 43
soon at So. Rye nominal: Barley Malt is steady.
Cornreceipts $500 bush; the market opened tirmer
and closed heavy and lower; sales s1,ooO BUSH 81 q
S55 a $50 for sail do, closing at 85l q 76 q SOC for
heated Western Mixed; 92c tor White Western in
store Oats-receipts 1920 bush; the market is dull
Western; 64c for do State; Ct q Tic for White Wes-
tern. Hay is firm at IS for shipping. Hops are I'M
% a SOC for do for New York. Coffee-Rio for nd
500 bags within range at 17i a zoe gold for cargoes
JOB lots Is g ZIG gold Sugar quiet and firm at 81 q
fined at log a ol a ia q iose for granuiated; il q
1l9c for crushed and powdered. Molasses firm. Rice
steady. Petroleum is dull and lower; crude at a.
SIC; refined at 1o5 q 1lsc; cases at Is q IL Nfptha
at 0lc Tallow is steady at ssc. Naval Stores-Rosn
is steady at 65 q 10. Turpentine is steady at 314
a 32c. Eggs firm at IS a 2lc. Wool dull; domes-
tic fleece so q &c. Pork is frmer ;saes 400 bbls
mess job lots at q 80 q 81 IS; $50 bbs seller August
at q co. 5000 bush seller September at 81 60 q q TO-
Beef is quiet. Cut meats dull; middles 12k a 12s
for city long clear Lard tirmer at 1873 q 10 1915 for
old prime steam; 13lc for new do; 500 do seller for
August at l3a; 5000 do seller September at IS 5-16
IA 1-16c. Butter unchanged at 10 a 22c for Western
20 a SOC for State Lnseed firm considerable sales
at 2 OIL q 10 gold cash and time. Whiskey dull at
12l.
Freights to Liverpool-the market is firm; Cotton
per steam at Id; Corn per steam at sid; Corn per
Sail Sid; Wheat per steam at sd; do sail sgd.
CHICAGO, August 4.-Flour is very and holders
asking higher rates. Wheat-demand chiefly specu-
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present The reports show that the number OF
lodges have increased. The adult members
number g., 900, being an increase on the year of
over 5000. The juvenile members number y,
900, being an addition of 5000 in the year.
Two members of the English Parliament
have agreed to meet each other in Yokohoma
on the 22th of next September at 2 p. m. One
is to travel by the United States and sail from
San Francisco; the other is to go by way of The
Isthmus of Suez and India, If either fails to
keep the appointment he is to pay the other
G100O.
In regard to the proposed new trial of Mr..
Beecher, it is announced that Mr.. Morris ex-
poets to offer stipulation to be signed by Mr..
Beecher's attorneys, by which all claim fol
damages except for the nominal sum of 6 cents
shall be waived. This will strip the case of the
abusive testimony offered to affect Tilton's
Repatriation and consequently his claim fol
damages.
A new weekly paper has been started in
England, called the Obituary. 1t is illustrated
and devoted entirely to funeral subjects. The
initial number contains full list of deaths for
the week, notices of the principal personages
church and memorial window, several cpl
taphs,w and bequests,an undertaker's guide
and even a story called 'The Ill-Used Under
taker."
Another characteristic anecdote of Andrew
johnson: During the canvass preceding hi
election as Governor of Tennessee in 1858, he
appeared at public meeting with drawn pts
toll. Laying it on the desk before him he said
"Fellow citizens, have been informed tina
part of the business to be transacted on thu
present occasion is the assassination of the in
dividual who now has the honor of addressing
you. L beg respectfully to propose that this b.
the first business in order. Therefore, if an!
man has come here tonight for the purpose in
Dictated, do not say let him speak, but let hin
shoot" After waiting minute with the pts
toll before him, he continued: Gentlemen, i
appears that have been misinformed. will
now proceed to address you on the subjec
which has called us together"