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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-13
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LoSDox, December 9th.-Disraeii is seriously i'll at
Bournemouth in the county Of Hunts, to-day. He
refused to see deputatiou which requested audi.
enee, and remarked that bis absence from London
would probably be prOtracted.
A St. Petersburg despatch confirms the report that
Emperor Alexander had consented to exempt Menon-
ties from military service. This announcement will
probably have the effect Of decreasing emigration
among that sect.
A circular letter from Archbishop Manning Wasrsad
~ all the churches othe dioeese yesterday, declaring
that all persons who do accept the dogma PaPal
nalbity cease to be Catholics. The letter not only
condemns all Catholics who do not dorse the infali
bility Of the Pope, but of those who deny immae-
ulste conception.
MApR1D, December 9th.-General Iona is prepar-
ing proclamation summOuing the carlists to surren-
der within eight days, and threatening to deysstats
the country occupied by them in Offurher resist
anoe.
LoxDox, December 1Oth.-Mr. Brand, Liberal Mem
Der Of Parliament for the Borough OfstrOud has been
unseAted for bribery.
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require bail from surciies who furnished
Landed estates within lhe Parish, to be
Of sufficient value, which value and ii.
Dc was to be approved BY Ito Register
Of Deeds. This rule necessarily pro-
dused delay in the procuring Of bail
for persons arrested, aud BIO was waited
on in one case by a procession Of CHI.
seus who offered him q bond signed by
every one in the procession This be
regarded as q deriAien ofhiS proceed
ings, and refused to receive the bond
Aud when called upon to prove tho in
timidalion that existed in the Parish,
be thought this procession was calcu'
lated to intimidato the colOred voters
Il was an evidence that the blacks who
sought to act with the Conservative
party we're sometimes subject to cnmity
and abuse. 10 the interior one col
Ord man was shot for making Goa
sentative speech"
Other oairages Of a similar ra.urn II
detailed in tho report.
After The people Of the Unitei
States Of all parties have be,Omc ia
miliursswiih the report, they have, viii
few exceptions. condemned the action
Of Grant, his Cabinet and Sheridan
Grant has tried in his message to Civ
another phase to his Transaction, but
in tho language Of the New York sun
"ths people will not take Grants yer
sion Of matter. They fully under
stand it, and have arrived at yer!
different conclusion in regard to tn
necessity of interference by the mililar.
with a Legislature, after the name
Of Oliver Cromwell and Napoleon
Bouaparie, Of whom Grant is very
faint and contemplate copy
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through her Representatives poS as.
scmbled, solemnly protest against the
Executive Department Of the General
Government interfering, as it has done,
with tho legislative atlion and sulhori.
ty Of the State Of Louisiana, that il
such interference is tolerated and al,
lowed TO prevail, Il will subysrt and.
overthrow tie sovereignty Of the States
as established bytour fathers, and will
substitute in lis stead u grand cOnsoli.
dated National Government, ruled and
regulated by tho power Of the sword
ofall tyrannies the most absolute and
detestable; destroying the rights and
liberties Of the people, and su6jeeting
them to the rule and control Of tue
worst Of despo,isms.
o That a copy Of the foregoing res
0lutions DO by tho Governor transmits
ted 10 each Senator and member Of the
House Of Representatives from this
State 10 the Congress of tue United
States, and that our Senators DO in
s,rceled and our Representatives re-
quGsted, to lay the same before theil
respective bodies. as tho solemn pro
test Of West Virginia, agains. tho IN
constitutional and tyrannicsl action Q
the Federal Executive in regard to TIL
civil affairs Of one Of the sovereign
States Of this Union.
7. Resolved, That We do most cor
daily endorse the action Of The Legs
lalurc Of Virginia in Recommending /
Convention Of the Governors Of TIL
various States, to take into cOnsidcra
tiOn the action Of the administration il
its unwarranted interference with th,
civil and domestic offairs Of the Stat,
Of Louisiana; and We suggest that sucl
Convention be held in tue city Of Rich
mond, at as yearly a day as practicable
s. ResOtvsd. That our Senators anC
Representatives use their best effort
to have the troops Of the United State
Withdrawn from the State Of Lpuisi
ana.
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sympathy for Louisiana.

Hon. j. MI Bennett offered rrsOlu
tionr expressing sympathy with Louis
lana. il tic Senate the other day,
Which were referred to sjoint eon :
miitec, aud that committee made the
following report:
DO Il Resolred ~ he Legislature q
Vest Hiryiaia.
j. That We hayo heard with sur.
prise aud alarm Of tue recent invasion
ofthe House of Representatives Of our
sister State Of Louisiana, BY au armed
force Of Federal soldiers, and the forci
bic expulsion thercftom of portion o.
its members, while in the peaceablS
aud Legitimate discharge Of their ap.
propriatC duties, at tue request of {
corrupt and usurplug official calling
himself Governor Of tic State; and We
donounce aud condemn such interfei
ence in the affairs and business of such
Legitimate assembly as q gross viola
lion Of tue Constitution aud laws Of the
United States, and an act Of usdrpa.
ton aud tyranny unparalleled in the
history Of any free government; and
We most emphatically dcuOuuco aud
coudcmn ali and every person, or per.
sons, regardless Of their official posi-
lion, who arc in any way responsible
lUr this tue last and greatest outrage
upon liberty and fro. government on
this continent.
.. That. while We recognize the
right as well as the duty Of tue govern.
msnt ofthO United States, under the
Constitution, 10 guarantee to each
State Of this Union, republican form
OF government, wO deny the right Of
any officer or department Of that Gov
ernmeht, civil ot military, to interfere
in tue organization Of tue Legislature
ofauy State, BY declaring who are, or
who arc no. tho legally elected Nom.
bers thereof, or Otherwise; and that
each House Of such Legislature is the
exclusive Judge of tho election, qualii.
cations and return Of its own mem.
bers.
8. That We tcnier to the people Of
Louisiana and TO their legally elected
Representatives, our warmest sympathy
in this their hour Of peril, aud We
heartily congratulate them upon the
lirm yGi peaceful manner in which they
bayc met this tyranical invasion Of
their rights.
4, That tho great outrage Of which
We complain is not confined in its con-
sequences to Louisiana, but Ii is a
deadly and insidious blow at free gov.
prnmtnt 10 this country, aud IL per-
United 10 stand as precedent, may
be repeated as tie cxigonciCs ofparties
may iequire 10 any State Of this Union,
aud even ia tic Congress Of the Uai.
tod States
8. Tha,iho s,ss Of West Virginia,
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Standing Committees In the House
OF Delegates.

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weat DOCS 1t Meant
Nlouo1As G. a., Jan. %,

NICHOLAS G. H., Jan. 2s.
Editors Democrat,
l SEQ that bill has been offered 10
the Senate looking to tho purchase Of
the Salt Sulphur Springs, in Monroe
county, for another Lunatie Asylum
Arc We all going derauged;i or does
some one want to sell 900 acres ofland
to the State, whether it is needed or
motif Which is III Certainly no
Asylum needs 900 acres
The Law locating tho Asylum at
Weston did not allow the Board 10 pur-
chase more thau 300 ncres. The
buildings on tho Salt Sulphur property
are old aud dilapidalel. They we're
built years ago for a summer retreat,
and arc unfit for winter use unless re-
nodded entirely. There is no base
ment suitable for tue heating apparat.
US aud for air chambers. There are
10 aurs for heating or ventilation. To
excayate basement would b. to en-
danger the whole structure; and to cut
yentilatiug aud heating aucs would be
to weaken its walls which urs already
cracked,
/ was forcibly struck with the dilap-
dated appearance Of tho property when
| | last saw it-oyer two months ago.
Ms attention was called to it from the
fact that | had heard it spoken Of as
being likely to be purchased for an As
ylum. .
On a recent visit to the Asylum al
Weston. tho Superintendent informed
me. that there was plenty Of room fsl
all the white male Insane Of tho State,
and very few females werc unproyided
for; and that II tho Legislature would
appropriate money enough 10 furnish
tho two halls already under roof, ant
only need plasteriug, wood work, &c
There would be room for all the white
insane in the State for year TO come
and as soon as the next section is bull
ono hundred moro can be cared for ant
will accommodate all tho insane for Z
or 4 years.
Seriously, no OneI imagine thinks
our State needs another Asylum, Jules
it is tho owner Of Salt Sulphur. II,
DO re.iaxed for what every one VII,
visits the Asylum at Weston knows I,
DO useless expenditure, would be III
outrage.
To officer hospital, to build IN en-
CINE house, laundry, kitchen, gas
house, &C., besides bu ying boilers, en-
giucs, pumps, &c would cost . grea
deal. These arc already provided a
Weston.
Ilearn BY the Governors Messag,
that brick building was put up las
year for $4,000, capable Of accomtno
dating 90 patients-lcss, perhaps, thar
/, would take to heat aud light tho Sal
Sulphur; and | believe its warmes
advocates claim that It could only &c
commodate 100 patients.
A frieua suggests tue question-"I
| II Is bought ond converted int On nsy.
lam, where can they go. persons TO I'll
itP lam sure this is grave gus
ton, as tue Attorney General ..reporti
only Is persons outside Of tho Asylum
u oftllrse arc black, and some are
not residents of tue State.
Let tue Legislature pause befor,
before they saddle an uucalled fol
taxation upon the people, is the warn
ing of Nicholas.
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RaEDElloCRR1
MoMNOM NSO,
ApLoT.


A special dispatch from Charleston
to tho Wheeling Regiter, says it il
rumored that the Republicans and afew
vsuk.knsed Democrats have formed q
combination TO prevent an election Of
United States Senator during the SEES.
sion Of the Legislature, and that upon
the adjournment Of that body, Cover.
nor Jacobs Is to resign, Dan johnson
assume the Office Of Governor aud ap'
point jacob Senator ad interim, We
can scarcely believe there Is any lruIl
in this report but il there is We cat
safely say that any Democrat who i
engaged 10 it will bring upon himself
inialsy and disgrace that will coungr
him to political grave.
We care not who no may be, wheih,
or candidate for the position OF Unlled
States Senator or mcmber Of the Leg
stature, be las but 10 attempt thii
programme, aud bis political life is al
In view Of these rumOrs, we cannol
but urge upon the. Democratic members
OF the Legislature to hurmonize upon
soue good Democrat aud elect him Al
once, and then proceed to their Lsgis'
latiye business. Ifuny Of the present
candidates are remaining upon the
track with a view Of accomplishing
this dnmnablc plotlet them DO drOppet
by all good Democrats at once.
No true Democrat would engage it
50 Infamous trick to defeat the vii
Of tue people in this manner.
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ton We have been able to get indicate
Who will be the successful candidate.
Judge Brauuon, j. n. Camden, Walk
er aud Prize seem to be the prominent
candidates.
Tie balloting in,caueus was slow
work. Some s or 10 ballots were
taken.
Up 10 going to press there was nc
election for sanator-sO sr As w
could learn.
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Hon, W. v. Chidtster.

Among tbs many bills introduced
by our worthy delegate. is one in ref
crence TO our Railroad from Weston to
olark.Lnrg. We arc assured by par
ties at Charleston that he is one Of tho
most industrious and useful members in
thu Legislature.
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,icssrs. o. D. Hall and Margaret o. Hall, bis
vile, and Duncan MeLaughlin, parties,
defendants TO the above suit
You will take notice, that on the 2eih day
Of February, 1875, at the store.heusc q
Burns & Co., at Lumberpori, In ljraxion
county, West Virginia, between the hours Of
0 o'clock A. ". aud o'clock r. N. ofthat
day, We will proceed 10 take tic dsposiiious
OF Gideon II. Burns aud Others 10 DO read
as evidence in q chaneery cause now depend
Ing IN tie Circuit Court Of Btaxton county,
10 which We arc plaintihs and you aud 9th.
erS are defendants And ifffom any ca1se
The said dispositions should not 10 taken and
completed on that day, The taking Of The
same will be continued from day 10 day and
from time 10 time I'LL completed.
BURNS & Co.,
Jan1s4w BY their Counsel.
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SENT FREE ONE MONTH ON
TRIAL.

Wet Virginia.
a: Rules held In the Clerks ofie col the
Cltsui { Couri OF Braxton county, on theGrst
Mbndny Ia DeeemJerils74.
JOIN " Hurns, David B. Burns and Gideon
IN Burns, late merchants and partners,
doing business under the name and style
Of "BurnI & Co."
vs..
Sarah Jane Mclaughlin, widow fAd Olson
Mclaughlin, deceased, Duncan MeLaugh-
Araminla Mccoy and Francis W. Mccoy,
her husband, Elizabeth Sqnifes and Dan.
lei S Squires, her husband, Margaret O.
Hall and Charles D. Hall, her huFb and
Sallie d. Rhea and John l.. Rhea, her
husband, aud Addison Mclaughlin, ehil.
dren and heirs AZ law ofAddllon Nc
Laughlin, deceased.
N cHANcrRY.
The object this suit Is 10 enforce spec
lhe contract made between the plaintiffs ant
Addison MeLaug him, In his he time for the
sale oil two certain tracts OF land In Braxton
county, on the Little Kanawha river aud Its
waters containing together about 2e1 acres
And II appearing by affidavit filed that
the defendant Duncan Mclaughlin, Charles
D. Hall and Margaret O. Hall, his vile are
non residents Of this State, It Is ordered that
tley do appear here within one month ailer
tie date II the frst publication hereof, aud
do what Is necessary 10 protect their inter-
est. A Copy Te5te;
j. NJ. JONES, Clerk.
~ n
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proceedIas. Of tiieI LeEIsIatare.

We shall endsavor to give our read.
ers q synopsis Of til Q proceedings Of the
Legislature each week. We will not
tire oar readers with acts "entilled an
act to repeal an act" 60, but will pub
lish only those Of general interest.
The following are some Of the most Ia.
portant bills offered:
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HOUSE.
Mr.. Campbell, Making attendance
at public schools compulsory.
ljy MIR. Chidester, a bill changing
the times for holding dilmcr County
Court,
BY Mr.. ohidestsr, . bill in relation
to pcddlsrs.
BY Mr.. Farnsworlh, approptialing
50 200 to build q bridge over Buck.
lianuon river at Critics Mill.
by Mr.. Hoffman, to change tho
boundary lluos Of ilenyills School
District. I'm
by Mr.. Mouigobiry. For tho pro.
lection Of sheep ii nst the depreciation
Of dogs. N
ByA1r Hall. Blll to prohibit fell
ling trees 10 riye,t and creeks.
BY Nj HuaHIn, a Bill authorizing
elstfsoiecauiy couris 70 administer
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W. q. pssNsrT. ) ". wor5ispis
LEWIS COUNTY
ZEAL EsTATEA asNcY
DESIRABLE
Improved Property and
Farms For Sale {!


The uudersignsd ofsrI for sale tie fsilsv
Ing real estate
LoT2.--FARM, one mile from Glen
vile, le0 acres 40 acres under cultivated,
and % acres hacked and deAdened and In
grass. The tract 5 well wateted and Tim
bered, and has upon II 81 fine orchard log
hougn, stable, &c. Price, Si,c00--oue-
fourth cash and the remainder In four equal
annual instalmeptB. Tile ihdlspumble.
LOT 9fd-A large HOUSE In iReston,
suitable for Hotel prspostf. 10 rooms, IN
dne order. Good lot aud elegant llablins.
One Of the most publle places in town.
Terms very reasonable.
LOT No. "A desirable
GRAZING FARM,
three miles from Weston, Ina good neigh
borheod, convenient TO q school. houss aud
church, containing
THREE Hundred and Tity. Three
Aeres,
one hundred aud seyentJ-6ye ofwhieh are
improved. u well watefed by two running
streams aud four never failing springs. IL
has limestone soil and a limestone quarry,
1t has on ita good tMo-story frame house.
containing Eve rooms, all Unnecessary out
buildings, stables, corncribs, &c. A good
young orchard and tine well Of msst ex-
eellent water.
LOT NO. 5-An elegant Dwelling
Houte and large lot 10 the town ofweston.
This property Is situate on The lower part Of
Main Street, and iso ofthe most desirable
residences in town. Can be had cheap. IL
tic perfect.
LoT 30. GA very comfortable tmall
Dwelling House Ia Weston. Situate on
a good lot-has stable, well, and every other
convenience Willie scld at the extremely
low price Of 5000 Half cash and the re
maihdefin one and two years. Tilleperfset.
LOT no. ia large and eonyenitnt
Dwelling HouSe, aud quarter aero lot.
We'll, fruit irts5, stable and every eonyent-
enee. House nearly new. Sitnait min
ules walk from the Bailey House, on tho
Polk Greek road. Price 81 900 -half cash
and The remainder ia one and tive years.
LOT NO s-A large House In the town 81
Jams Lew, suitable for ~
HioFELi.
It's nearly new, well finished, has seven
rooms, Jorge cellar, and every convenience.
II Is tituate upon an AGRA Of ground, on
which Is anew tuo-itory building, luitAbl
fora
STORE HOUSE.
This property can DO had at very lev
terms. Title perfect.
Lon. No. GA FINE FARM Situate "
miles from Weston, containing loo aefti.
Well watered, 80 acres under cultivation.
Good : Storylog house, Frame barn, and
ali necessary oul,buildlngss Title perfect.
$40 per acre,
w. @. BENNETT, as Commissioner ofiAs
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, has also
I0T,S Or UNIIlPR0YED LAND
for sale, Situate on Sand Fork Of Leading
Creek, In Lewis aud Gllmer counties, aytr-
aging from seventeen 10 two huudred aeftlI
Ia quantity, and belonging 10 The estate o.
Milter Bailey, deceased. These lots are rich,
situated IN good neighbefhoods, and .villtes
sold cheap. They pftsentte mtn o. smau
means favorable opportunities Of obtaining
homes.
- The title TO ailihe loli offered hysi
u indlipuiabio.
RorNrihcr Information apply 70
Bennett e. WOfIindtn,
Weston w Va
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NOTICE To TAKN DISPOSITIONS

+. j. Baxter pq sa
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Its nearly new, well fni,hsd, has ssvsn
rooms, Jorge cellar, and every eonyenienes.
II Is situate upon an aefe Of ground, on
which Is new tuo-siofy building, suiiAbl
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WIG. BENNETT, as Commissioned ofiAs
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, has also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

Whenever Mr.. Evarts rose TO argue question Of
law or to answer Mr.. Beachs objections. the con-
trast between his earnestness aud vigor and bis
colleagues caution and suavfty was 70 strongly
marked that Mr.. Beecher's admirers were disposed
TO question the wisdom of the assignments Of the
counsel.
Mr. Moulton made light Of the whole examination.
When the argument over the admission Of evidence
in relation to the indictment against him and the
Proctor suit was proceeding, he evincea some ner-
vousness, but except in this instance he was ceOl,
self-possessed. and good-humored.
When be was questioned in regard to his attend
ance at the Woman's Suffrage Convention in Rich
mond Va, he smiled and said that his wife and son
went with him, and that he introduced Mrs.
Hooker as one of the speakers. Two or three times
he volunteered information, and when encouraged
TO proceed edited Mr.. Tiltons group of counsel
rather than his opponents. He was asked when he
had last attended Plymouth Church meeting, and
his hesitation occasioped considerable amusement
until the question was modified as to exclude the
session at which he was hissed. His answers IN oil
cases were clear aud direct, and his friends were
undoubtedly warranted in awarding him high praise
as q witness.
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cOIrRT-ROoN INCIDENTS.

The courtroom presented the same crowded ap
pearance yesterday as on the preceding days of the
trial Very few who enter in the morning leave the
room before the hour of adjournment arrives. Many
of the spectators provided with lunches nota-
bly, those who occupy seats in the gallery. Between
1 and o'clock in the afternoon, ham sandwiches
and mince pies are in great demand.
and when the supply of these articles OF
indigestion fails the hungry spectator Is Obliged to
satisfy his appetite with a measure of roasted pea
nuts. After the principal characters in the great
suit, the ancient vender of pies, who haunts the
Courthouse ranks next in importance. He, too ap-
preciates his power. and bestows his favors
accordingly. And hfs demeauor has grown
cold and naughty and stately. This high
strung picman has become a part Of the trial
now, and he brooks no familiarity. He adj
miDistered yesterday to prominent member
of Plymouth Church q crushing rebuke. These
mince pies very bad, remarked the church men,
Der in question. Very bad Sir" replied the pie
man but they're not half as bad as the langwidge
as you've been listunin to all day" This pieman
on the first day of the trial the meekest man in
the courtroom.
There were ten ladies in court yesterday. Mrs.
Beecher, as usual, sat beside her husband and on
her left the wife of Colonel Beecher. Mrs Til
ton occupied her old seat by Mrs. Shearman, Mrs.
Field, and Mrs. Ovngton. In the rear of the court
room were two elegantly-attired ladies, who at
tracted considerable attention, owing to the fact
that their names could not be ascertained
by the other spectators. In the gallery
were two ladies' one with a young and rather
pretty face the other elderly person. fashionably
dressed. They did not seem in the least embar-
raised. On each side and behind them were red
shrted men who expectorated tobacco juice, and dur
ing the recess crunchea peanuts and commented on
the trial in coarse language. The ladies were
evidently animated by feelings of curiosity quite as
strong as those of their neighbors and they sat
in their seats without leaving them once from IL
o'clock in the morning until O'Clock in the after
noon. Their powers of endurance must have been
sadly taxed for the air in the gallery freghted
with impurity and besides the ladies partook of no
rereshments despite the reproaehful gances of the
ancient pienan.
Franklin Woodruff during the examination in the
morning, sat beside Mr. TiltOn. He entered the
courtroom with Mr.. Moulton. In the afternoon
Mayor Hunter occupied a seat beside Judge Nelson
Scattered around the courtroom were several prom
iDent residents of Brooklyn. among The number,
the Rev. Justin ID. Fulton, who sat next to Mr..
Beeeher. the Rev. Mr.. Hodge, Judge Reynolds, Gen.
Dakip, Gen. Catlin, Col. Keeney, Roster Raymond,
Charity Commissioner Norris, and the Rev. MI
Halliday.