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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-06

in which twenty-six nations were represented,
the delegate from the United States being Mr..
Blackfan. This convention decided to fix on
Ue cents, as the rate to be prepaid on single let
tiers for foreign countries. But whether it is
to be considered as covering al postage char
through several countries, is not stated. At
present. if letter is sent through any country to
a third country, as for instance, from China
through the United States to England or Ger
many, or vice versa, an additional six cents is
exacted.
Now we suggest to Mr.. Blackfan and to the
European postal convention, the adoption of
one uniform rule for letters and all other
mailable matter: ie., that the postage collec-
ted in advance carry the letters or papers to
their destination, without further charge, ire
spective of the number of countries they may
pass through. Thus letter prepaid FIVE cents in
Hongkong, or a newspaper prepaid two cents,
will be carried 10 its destination in Russia or
Italy, no matter how many countries it may pass
through, and be delivered without additional
charge. This is the first rule which should
be adopted, and it lciR be adopted in the end.
Nations are members of one great brotherhood,
and their international rules, not only as re-
CARDS postage, but many other matters, must
be based on this simple fact. Under such
postal system as proposed, one country could
gain no benefit over another, but each would
receive the postage on all letters and papers
forwarded by 1.-THE whole system resting on
the very PLAUSIBLE theory that for every letter
or paper sent, at least one will be received in
return. This will be international postal re-
ciprocity, and will do more than anything else
to bind nations together in bond of peace.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-06

which have been freely distributed through
the foreign Office. All the varieties, obtained
30 far, appear to do well, but the blue gums
seems to be the most sought for. The iron
wood is probably the same as what we now
have, and grows very rapidly, attaining hight
of fifty feet and diameter of twelve inches in
six or seven years. In favorable localities it
will probably attain great hight and size.
We recommend the introduction of all these
trees referred to above, as valuable for shade
and timber There can be no better time to
plant trees than now, at the commencement of
the rainy season. Started in boxes, and trans
planted when from six to twelve inches high,
they are pretty sure to do well at this season.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-06

tually obliged to Teeaat MethInks that the great
philosopher would require pair Of glasses ana
great deal Of searching too to find such dimuutive
opponents Tyndasi has merely denied some iAise
statements made against him. And this IL what
this truthful Editor calls recantlng. In bis atrc-
lures on the philosophy Of Tyndall, bis objections
are taken on high moral and religious grounds.
This is so different from the tone Of his paper few
months back that It is evident be has been blessed
with newly awakened couscieuee, and Is now on
another tack, striving hard to make up for lost
leeway. EvoLuTIoSIsr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-06

THE first scene in the great Brooklyn scan
dal drama, in which Tilton and Moulton at
tempted to levy black-mail on their old friend
the Pastor of Plymouth Church, has been
acted, and Moulton has come to grief. 1t was
suit for libel, brought by Miss Proctor
against Moulton, for connecting her name with
the unfounded charges made against Mr..
Beecher. The suit commenced in court, when
Moulton's counsel asked leave to compromise
and refer the case for settlement and damages
to a referee; admitting that he had no proof to
offer, but claiming it was not strictly libelous
language, as he had said what was based
wholly on hearsay. he offered to pay $4,000,
to cover Miss Proctor's costs up to that time,
and on this basis the suit was withdrawn. 1t
is clear that poor Moulton stands before the
world, by his own confession, base SLAM
derer, unworthy of public credence, and utterly
ruined in position and character. This was
simply what was expected, and time will pro
baby place Tilton and Moulton together, as
the authors of the boldest attempt to defame
and black-mail clergyman that has occurred
in modern times.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-06

Hrs MAJESTY THE KING arrived at Wash
ington on Saturday, December Il, having
made the through trip from San Francisco in
seven days. Suitable apartments had been
provided by the American Government for the
Embassy at the Arlington House, which is the
finest hotel in Washington, and no doubt the
Kings stay at the national capital of America
will be made pleasant, provided his friends
give him time to recover from the fatigue of
rapid overland trip in the cars, and the high
living which frst-class caterers felt, no doubt,
obliged TO set before their guests. 1t is to be
regretted that His Majesty allowed himself to
be persuaded by the city authorities at Omaha
to accept an invitation to ride out in an open
carriage and view the place, in midwinter and
during snowstorm. Our latest kilograms are
to the afternoon of December IL, at which date
His Majesty had been obliged to postpone call
ing on President Grant till Monday, on account
of his cold and his hoarseness. We hope that
the next advices will report his restoration to
perfect health.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-06

IT is pleasant to note the evidences of good
will which KING KALAKAuA meets in Ameri-
ca. At Washington, the Committee on Foreign
Relations had agreed to recommend the liberal
appropriation of $4,000 by Congress for the
entertainment of His Majesty during his stay
in that city New Bedford, however, was the
first to honor the King with formal invita-
ton. Many of her merchants, captains and
citizens have visited these islands, and they
desired the city authorities to show some spe-
cial attentions to the sovereign of the country
with which they have so long had intimate and
successful business relations. In no city which
His Majesty will visit in America will he find
a more hearty welcome or more numerous ad-
mirers than in that which has sent out so many
whaleships to recruit in our waters, and left
here so many of its citizens to help build up
the Hawaiian Nation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-06

THE American Senate has declined to elect
a President pro tenn as has been its custom for
many years past, who presides in the absence
of the Vice-President The action of the Sen
ate is stern rebuIe to Senator Matthew Car
penter, The late President pro tenn concerning
whom much was said in the newspapers about
his living openly and shamelessly with noto-
rious mistress. The Senate appears to have
felt the force of public opinion, as uttered
through the press, but chiefly through the New
York Tribune, and is not inclined to risk the
popularity of the Republican party by again
placing him in so conspicuous position. 1t
would be well if every government was equally
sensitive respecting its good name.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-06
lLL TRlT cERTGH TRlcT On Placrl q LII1.

SITUATED AT KoAl. HQLrALo1s
In the District o. Kcna Irilad n f1a oa- o. - r..
waiiEn Islands. AID hound-d i1iidsa VII Clnsrlsr
~ pile o. 1tpuea the = W rnrnrr. - 81
eminent upper rad and running N1rrh ~.
chaina along the kaiu % and raialeEa- nort1
east 7s chains north ff'i5. "a chalna
a. 70 chains. north sea. - canlna r1ril
east 90 chains north 5ffi 90 caauss
rs, east tsf chains north e p. east a. caas
6l'i5, east 2i-69 chains norm - l eEll AZ craI
north slo0, f15 chains north ~ $50 IA c11s
north co. 20. east f01 chains Eorfa gll.
north s eaat s9i chalns nora fl1ll.
north ~ east a 81 chains pli aaar1el n s1
corner North o. west iao1 chzius 20 rea azfl-l
aB" on y r coruer;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-06
REDNESDAY LANUARP 6

MONDAY nexf, January II, will be observed
as national holiday, the birthday of the
Prince Royal occurring this year on Sunday.
His Royal Highness will receive the visits of
Hawaiian and foreign citizens, in the Legisla-
tive Hall, at Aliiolani House, between the
hours of twelve and two Pm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-06
sPECIAL NOTICE.

The Eleventh Volume Of the HAWAIIAN
GAZETTE will commence with the issue Of
January 8, 1875. If paid for in advance, or
during the month of January, receipt in full
for the year will be given for IS. Now is the
best time to subscribe. We hope to receive
many new names to our list.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-06

Containing area of isl sz-Iuo acrrs Ard si.nr -
iause land described IN Royal ps1ant Ne lTu z1l1I
said defendant the "a DAY % ssutsnahar. tsrd
Unless aid fecree. ntercEt 11d ny g.
missions Be previously satisase
vs.. C. PARKE. ,l4rrtsL
Honolulu. Deocmber iIth. 1874 ufH
- The above Sale is postponed until
SATURDAY, The 18th JANUARY,
1875, at ~ o'clock noon.
SCI w. c. PaRxE. .l.--a.L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-06

CsUPREWF Corur. N BAEEnrPTCT. ~
- the matter uf TIE hausruptcF o. -al ~ & Allt.
Cbzmbers
Where's. ne 5th tay o. Sore1noer. a =. "a 49,
bankrupt and where's urun rel-nr a1I Il 80 30.
ton. order duiy mate cailur upuu "a rrrsosl
appear before me- unIer1lrraa .llr t1r - D.
ccmber 10 show cluse III any hey alL Wy ~ rrurer
Of said petition shoud not BE- rrauied alf - - rt
C. Alien BE- adlrtred nan1rlp- 1,t E1alsl4 - ~
.1st day q necener AD- STA 1rouf 1ar1r t1an 500
the abstraction Or ne cunrt that dur uolc- ~ i
hearing bad been punt1ed IN ne a ltaW11a Na@F1at
Newspaper published y a. c-r 81 H1nnIll. -r1 -
person having aic any o1ec-un ~ NJ rr1rer - ~
sid petition being rrantei
Now Therefore, t IS orferef ~ Ne c1urr r1l1 90 80
Samuel C. Ahen b. and be . hcrebr aailIlfri lln1-
rupt and D > further 1rlrrrd tnal rnrr n r1 larl
ruptcy Be- given IN the Harrlau Gl-st1c-- ~ tr
secutive weeks. ealing 81 crrluls - - 80 s.r
uel G. Allen o. arrEaf l1inra ne. ne alsels A. -
Court House IN TIE city - H1u1ln. 1t NJ INa1Fra
THURSDAY The "a dav % IANUARr. a o. t4ft. nj
o. clock p n. fr1ve tnslr clalllai1 80
provisions % SEXTON 90 % ne Clr1 cusie.
~ ..o.,.,. r,,-,.. - -. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-06

IN PRO BATE-In the matter q tas E.tais
of JOSEPH SYLVIA. he o. Watn1aa. Haaal. a.
cre5ed. inteltaia A. Chacnbec hefurs Cir-ll Izle.
Third Judicial District EaEaIIan Tflanla
On readiug and hlrE ne pfLltO1 ~ n u aaNFull.
alleging that JOSEPH SYLVIA. ilts % Wan1sa H1aaa-
praying NAT Letterl o. Aduui.rrstuu
petitioner, % Aaluiea. harall. alIfosaid-
lLn Or1ere1 nat TUESDAY, - -slh DAT o. JAZZ
AIRY A. ID i9I4 nt % o'ciocx A. n. n ~ Crlrt 1us
a. Wa-msa Hawaii b ne tine plac1 1raE
said Application and any o11ectou- nay aErsal
thereto. CHARLES FnEDEnfck haAE
Circuit Iudzs. Inird Jaliclal DIItf.e.
n Kohaia Ha-as. Pea isth. Ira al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-06

CuPREME COURT or THE HAWAI-
- IAN KINGDOM. - RICHARD r. sfANLET
" CALVIN s. NATION aad NARA y KAT
TOON, hssumpsit-
sets forth that Maria ". Nstfooa. sss q he D.
fondants therein. is residcrt e. WashiaFlaa.
in the District Of Counbia Unlsi staissa ~ A1sr-a.
and order made thai services q process BE- 30
Statute such publicasion Is hereby m4ls fsslaEs
[stampj
In the suprsams Court Kalst.a.. b ~ Gr.,s
Of the o. God. o. TIE Haeaiiaa
Hauaiisa Kingdom. IsIasds. Eisrs
To william c. PArke. Esquirs. Mar,hd q fhr Eiar-
dom. OF bis pcputy, -6rest'ars
You hereby commandri to runman CALVIN
S. NATION ard MARIA W. MATTOOE. azf.aI-
ants. in case they shall Sc Wutfs9 raru-- s.itin
twenty days after ssEviee herroi. 30 SD ap-.a-
before the Suprems Court a. the Jzuuary Tern 49,
o. to BE- hodgu AZ the Court eeu of ne cart naass
Hgnolula, 10 The Island q Oaha. On MONDAY a.
9Th DAY OF JANUARY neat. 81 tsa o'-IseA A H
60 show uhy the claim 81 RICHARD -. stan
LEY. Of Honoluln. plaintiff. shouid uus b ssari-i
him pursuant 20 the tenor q BIZ aaaessi rstlla.-
And you are further coumssiei O. rr=s-s to sa11
Calvin s. M.ftoon and d.saia hin ansi - sail tss.
entered int security With sasisnt sursfes. e. s1s
the result II said suit sud % pay he seunt 81 -1
Judgment shall Be- rsnd-rei thsrson. And hasa
you then there this writ. uith fan =staFn o. ysr gr
eeedings thereon.
Witness. the Hon Elisha r. Ansn. Chisf Jsss.ss
IcealI OF our curre1e lqurts a. lu1ll1s a. ia
day Of Nopembsr. A. u. fs7I
fsigucd,y JNO T. BANNED.
psrufy Gers
hereby certify that The sbovs IL trus lad asa
fol copy Of the original Summons islusd cas- % ~
Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian Isianis - lae SEA
a. Richard n. Stanley ". Calvin :. M1ffraa nnf
Maria ". Mattoon," and uhich original su-n-nens Il
now Gle in she oHcs Of the cisrk q he rad -
preme Court
In Witness Whereof. have hsrsunto sss ~ Es-s.
80.
Der, A. d. 1sTf JNQ. r. BARNARD.
SIS sm Deputy Cisrk q the supreme csarf.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-06

Kalst.a.. b - Gn.s
q God. q ths Hssaa-a
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

7Cf WEST 2STH ST.-TwO RESPECTABLE GIRLS
LID sisters Gaee her ssparate excellent cook
bread and hsru baker. the other thorough chfmhcr
maid and waitress assist In the Washing
10 the country; best city references.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

100 WEST 3IST STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
loo first class cooks thoroughly understands all kinds
cooking and all kinds bread aud biscuit; objection
boarding house good reference.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

707 WEST 25TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
III first class cook good bread and biscuit maker
has 81 years first class city referenA city country
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

OOf WEST 40TiT ST-As GOOD COOK; worLr
DOf assist ln washing understands her business goo
city reference
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

300 EAST EAST corn sr,-Two RESPECTABLE YQrNG
do chamberwork and fine washing In private family good
city reference.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

900 lsT Az. CORNER 17TlI STA RESPECTABLE
eral honsework in small private family city country
cd reference.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

III EAST l2TH STREET. SECOND FLooR-BY A
Ifl North German cook and assist In washing in a
nnall private family. good reference.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

1OO 7TH Av. NEAR 18TH ST.-AS FIRST RATE
lUJ cook in private family understands French
cooking; would do washing in small family best
city references
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

mo 7TH Av., NEAR 10TH sT.-As GOOD COOK,
lUO washer and ironer in q small family; good baker
best city references; would short distance in the
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

710 WEST 2sD STA YOUNG WOMAN AS COOK
llU and to assist with the washing laundry; good
references.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

IS0 WEST 2sTH ST, IN THE REAR-A RESPECT
lOO able woman FIRST class cook understands all
knd Of desserts and pastry also FIRST class waitress
serstands making salads aud Of silver best refer
knces. no nhIectinn % the country.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

OOQ EAST 2gTH ST. BETWEEN 1ST AND % AVS
cUO IN the storcTwo respectable girls. one eook,
washer and r0ne and tho other chambermaid and
take ~ chidrsn long in the country
objection . gn out ~ the city
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

O5O WEST HOUSTON ST-TWO RESPECTABLE
Zs)J Young girls sisters; cook. washer and
and the other waitress and chambermaid; willing
obiigng. best city reference. Call for days.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

JirANTED-A SITUATION WITH A FEW GENTLEMEN
w cook and housekeeper by very systematic Amer
woman. Of middle understands marketing and all
kinds Of baking is Invaluable in management undoubted
reference given Address, for three days, AMERICAN,
boN l2n Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

IS1 WEST 33D STA RESPECTABLE COLORED
lOf woman as cook willing 10 assist in the washing
mas little boy Il years od, who himself useful
Call for two DAYS.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

ono MADISON Az. A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
COC cook wash ana iron and do all kinds If family
cooking bread and biscuit willing and obi ging has
lived two years with present employer
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

1Sn WEST 2sTH ST. FIRST FLOOR FRONT-A
lDO respectable cook: understands her bust
hes has number of years reference objection
sith washing
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

71Q WEST 18TH ST. BETWEEN 5TH AND 9TH
llO avs-A respectable woman as cook excellent bread
and biscuit baker understands all kinds Of ojec
tion assist with washing would short distance in the
country with small family; best reference.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

Ok EAST 5eTH sT.-A RESPFC FABLE GIRL Is !
OlD piiv vtte family good plain cook aud laundress
four Yeas ~ reference.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

OGS EAST 3fTII STA RESPECTABLE GIRL TO
OZ) do chamherwork and help with the washing cham
and waiting in private family first class reference
Call for two days
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

O1Q WEST 56TH ST.-TwO RESPECTABLE GIRLS
DO seamstress: good dressnaker: the other
speaks French huenty best references Call for
days,
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

Ci A WEST BOTH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
Il girl good plain cook; willing assist with wash
ing and ironing also to short distance the country
good city reference.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

CO7 EAST 45TH ST, ROOM liza REsPLcTABhE
AL girl to do general hnusework; willing and obig-
ing: good lanndress. good city referenca.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

100 WEST 18TH ST.-TWO YOUNG GIRLS TO 60
I-D in one family good cook washer and roner
the other excellent waitress and chambermad
reference from their last place both competent all
branches. Can be seen for two days.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

OO7 WEST 10Th STA YOUNG GIRL TO DO GEN.
AA eral housework In small private family; best city
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

h7 WEST sgd ST. BETWEEN eTH AND 7TH
ars.-A young woman as good plain cook washer
and ir0ner; best city references
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

ITO WEST 3oTH ST. NEAR 9TH AVA RESPECT
Ii - able young first class cook in private
family; best city reference.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

O1O WEST BOTH ST, SECOND FLOOR, BACK
II - room,-rwo girls; plain cook, washer ano
ironer the other chambermaid and waitress and
with washing; three years reference from last place
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

Clc WEST 2JTH STA MTDDLE-AGED PROTEs
OUO tEnt woman plain cook, washer and roncr.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

71e WEST 10TH ST, BACK.-As FIRST CLASS
l1O cook would assist in the washing city refer
Call for days
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

900 9TH Ay. MILLINER'Sl.--A RESPECTABLE
ZCD woman cook washer and ironcr in d s,nsll
private family best city reference from last place Apply
for DAYS.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

OH EAST ATH ST. BETWEEN IST AND ~ AVS
s)ll first hoorA respectable Protestant cool
private boarding House objection to assist VII
washing; four years city reference
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

ISH EAST 42D STA YOUNG WOMAN As COOK
lDO would assist with washing aud ironing best city
reference
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

OIz EAST 3IST ST BETWEEN lST AND 2D AVS
O1 Young girl to do general Homework; is good
washer roner good bread and biscuit maker obec
ton 10 chamberwork in boarding house good city ref
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

OOS 80 Ay.. BETWEEN 10TH AND 77TH SITS.
I.ODC tYorkvillel second floor back room,A girl to
cook wash and iron to do general housework city refer
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

OEQ Sd Av,-TwO RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRLS.
J,)J cook and the other waitress; willing
do the washing between them excellent city reference
Call for two days.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

On0 WEST 42D ST, IN CROCKERY STORE.-A RE-
OUU spectacle young girl chambermaid and waitress
in apvate family, would be willing do chamberwork
and assist with the washng best city reference from last
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
Chambermaids, sc.

717 SD Ay., FIRST FLOOR BACK-A YOUNG
n woman chambermaid and waitress; willing 70
assist with the washing good city reIerence.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

Oe0 WEST 32D STA RESPECTABLE GIRL Al
zoo cook and 70 assist in washing in private family
five years best city reference
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

III EAST 32D STA MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN AS
snce her last place
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

E7O- I'd Ay, NEAR 3fST STA YOUNG WOMAN
~ - seamStress take charge OF growing chill
dren do all kinds OF family sewing best city reference
CAN at the fancy store.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

O1[. EAST A7TH ST.. ROOM NO. g. FRONT.-A RI.
OJO spectacle girl good plain cook washer and toner
objection short distance in The country rest cit.
reference from last place.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

OF EAST 10TH ST present EMPLoYERsl-l
- young girl as chsmhermad and waitress in prvat
family: be highly recommended
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

900 EAST 36rH ST., THIRD FLooR.-A RE
CZJ spectacle young girl ehambermad. to do fine
washing aud ironing waiting in small family. Call or
address.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

o0- WEST 3sTH ST.-TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS
.)O cook washer and roner: the other chan
bermad aud waitress good city reference
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

O7T MULBERRY ST. THIRD FLoOR-A YOUNG
= girl as chambermaid and waitress to take
Of children would assist with the washing and ronng
happy home greater object than best city and
try
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALns.
Cooks, sc. .

Cooks, sc.
OFT EAST 47TH ST, SECOND FLooR-Two RE.
I'll spectacle young girls; cook washer and
ir0ner; the other upstairs waiting q prl-
family together best city reference from last
place
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-12-07

AZ 1t is asserted that the prohibito.
ry liquor law is prolific rource of cor.
ruption to public morals in that its every
day operation develops evasion, falsehcod
and perjury. 1t is fact which cannot
be denied, that men who regard their
oaths upon other matters make no scru.
pie Of deliberate falsehood to protect the
criminal who has furnished them liquor
This is not, probably, very common
state Of things, for one who is known to
perjure himself in testifying upon a
liquor case may reasonably be doubted il
his testimony comes in conflict with the
testimony of another in any other case
1t is difficult to believe that any right.
minded person can look upon falsehood
under the sanctions Of the judicial oath
in any one case as of less turpitudc than
in any other case. And yet it does
seem to be q well established fact that
such is the case. For this unfortunate
state of things is the prohibitory law an
swerable ? The Vermont Witness should
give us an exhaustive discussion upor
this subject.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-12-07

S No no Mr.. Vermonter, that
loose kind of blarnoy will never answer.
1t is an insult to your readers to suppose
they are so stupid that they cannot see
through so thin covering of vcrbrage.
Give them a more consistent system OF
falsehood or pile on the agony so thick
that it will not be transparent. The fact
is the Vergenncs postmaster has been
accused of official misconduct. At first
we thought no accusation bad been
brought, hut you have said that such was
the case and re.affirmod it u dozen times.
more or less. Now we are bound to agree
with you. If we have brought any
charges VIC decline to withdraw them.
Indeed we reiterate them as follows "For
some reason communications mailed at
Vergennes upon Monday fail to reach us
before Tuesday, after our issue. Sub
scribers to the REGISTER west of Verqep.
mes have frequently complained that their
papers did not reach them until at least
two days after they should get there. Why
is this thusly? Now you have the
charges right before you. How can the
Vcrgcnnes postmaster vindcate his sus.
pected official integrity except by calling
for an investigation There are two
ways of dealing with such grave charges
One is to deny anything wrong IN dig.
nified way and ask for thorough inves.
tigation, and the other is to endeavor to
divert attention from the real issue by
buster and counter accusation. Our
advice is, if you think he can be proved
innocent, that you employ the dignifed
method Otherwise, abuse the REGISTER
and our correspondents in your jargon Of
uDmeQning words to the extent of col.
nmn or so each wec, until the crisis shall
pass and people forget that n accusation
has been made.