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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-19
Regulations Of the Board of Health.


Isl The Board % Healfh. Agent vii visit the
-l. rarez.e. and markets, other places where
uu-l a-oes are exposed Tor sale Al any time il may
dea On u-isrg sd markets places % be properly
b. i-araedi.i=v rszaored thsrsfrom-
- Noszuehter house via he allowed within the boun-
Highways is1g 90 it or on ne banks % any river OF
s-u uhers he uvauer l. used Tor drnkiRg domestic
E1asE az Hellfh
.s ~ rcrson allowed 10 dry salt hides or skins
vin ~ hu1ndNre- o. tie CITY Of Honolulu, 10 any
go - cos - er y Ni9eNAEu o. me eiy, OF N any
ql1r lct mol 1rst approved hy the Board q Health.
81. Al prrias cp1als drains pools, other
fas cnltllils sil-lani water, manure o. NTH found
EaiE Trudirl % the pubic health, viii be clcAnsed
l @ I1re D. Agents a. the expense of the person
ui l1Fs1Hs uHniHE uanl-ihe SAID owners having been
ni b ta Board at least sz days before any active
Ea tu-ae ever prv Is 70 be no; less than twelve feet
~ ard square. nnd securely cased and covered.
aa. The Beard q Hezsh is Agents will visit all
~ freh Tor ne support OF health the nhabi-
f-z, Uhaiher from want q proper ventilation over
lra-s 9r oi1sr esss ana WI ORDER such houses 10
D. rrurrE stcd and take such other measures as
-lzv aEp1z- thsn b. necesSsry-
uzziols o. dgietcrius eiuFiun, viii be Immediately
mcre6 ~ cxpanse Of The owner from the premises
u-s they sord due noice having first been given
o. ne Buarc q Hsaith or irs Agents
"a Sc Fe-al saan keep swine within the boundaries
20 ar lltg Of Honolulu
sih No persuu szl thruu dead animals any Of the
Fl1ilc s-r-e-E highways.
fufe-reaf IN b. allowed IN o. about Honolulu
r-f IA rtten PERMISSION Of the Agent Of the Board
81 He1llh1hc uiI these permits application
- enc Statement q aEe, sex, and ozuse Of death
al b. required
ials A Flacs % lhe Espande 70 be marked by posts
So a. he sa-ersftrnisif of Frbii, Wo--s ,apart
f ~ deposit q ruthsh fth 10 be carried from the
n7rr-
l1sa Al ro-zus a-e hereby strictly prohibited frcm
dHrlelrr Any rubhish dlth upon any street, lane
w-z rrzli l0 within the boundaries Of the City Of
harnaEll
s1. LuEiurls via be he'd responsible for the proper
ruu-.1- OF and orerr-rusinE o. Chinese habations.
ma saiied or green hdes shall NOT be stored within
CIV lmnA
1F1h Any person violating nzr Of the above regula
i1tar Be- f1ec IN . exceeding
PROVIDED Section .6s II the Civil Code
Au7rrn b. the Beard % Health, this sth day Of April,
An 1s-E. CHas- 7. GrrIcK,
Board Of Health
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A " BY Authority notice which has been
published recently, to the effect that the Cir
cult Judge of Mani would act as Governor of
Maui during the absence Of Governor Kapena,
leads us to believe that there is but little force
or meaning given to the goth Article of our
Constitution, by those whose first duty it is to
see that the Constitution and Laws of the
Kingdom are preserved inviolate.
Little by little are. the force and dignity Of
law encroached upon, not by those who are
governed, but by those who govern, and it
might be well for us to give pause for time
TO consider the effect of such action We con-
fess to have had but little respect for King
and Cabinet who ruthlessly trampled under
foot a constit ltion lawfully promulgated, and
who as arbitrarily proclaimed another by the
right which might gave; but until amend
ments are made to. or substitute is given for,
the Constitution of 1864. we respectfully submit
that it is the part of wisdom to hold the ship
of state to her present mornings rather than to
cast of TO drift with every current or change
of mind
Every session of the Legislative Assembly
finds a judge or judges sitting to represent the
people. The constitutional provision has been
stretched until it has covered District, Police,
and Circuit Justices, and we should have no
reason for surprise if some day we should see
the Justices Of the Supreme Court sitting
cheek by jowl with their brother Magistrates
of lower degree. If we have need of Judges
it would seem to be that they should be found
at ell times at or near their courts. 1t may
be urged as an excuse for the appointment we
have noticed, that there is no other available
material Tor an acting governor upon the ISL
and of Maui or Its Dependencies but we
trust that this excuse will not be urged to pal
late breach of our fundamental law. Elk
cuses for disregard of law become epidemic,
and there is no rule by which we can state
positively who may be affected
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opposite texts " in favor of the Treaty, there
fore he is an angel: which is a rank to which,
we presume, he is in no hurry whatever about
being promoted.
This is very small country, as the whole
world knows, but we regret the revelation of
Saturday last that it contains those who are
capable Of very small deeds. Our friends
are not so numerous that we can afford to abuse
them, even upon provocation, Of which there is
not a trace in the present instance
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LEGAL NOTICES
-IRCUIT COURT OFFl1E mkwaTTK~ -

n NAAtAAA tWlAaA VI I4EE NAN WAuHNK -
u LANDS. IN Probate. AZ Chamhere hrf5-- H. -
rahe Duncan Mchryde Ia the matter ~ ne i,s.-' -
Fraur Hertiemau iaio OF koloas kaual acrrsrI l,-,
o. Notice Of Petition for Allowance Of Account. ~,
charge. and Sinai Distribution of Properly ~
ON reading and ding the Petition Ind 49,,
ian Bertienass Administrator. Of TN Estate or ras
BElfrf4EMAN, iate % koloa, Kauai Decreased 49,,
he asks his accounts may Be examined asd
that final order may Be made Of dstrouiion 81 ~ %
perry remaining IN rs bands q the persons thereto ~
titied. and dscnargug him hs suretits NOM ~,
Their responsibility such. ~ ''4-
II Is ordered that FRIDAY, the I2th div Of NAV n
1876 at ten oclocx A. NJ. before the Saif In.si. =.
Chambers liz the Court House, at Wahiasva b AMI ~,
hereby 3 appointed as the finc and place Tor
said Petition and Accounts and that persons h1ers,i
may then and there appear and show cansr In au,- ,h
have. why TIE same should not be -rlntct ard ma, 49,
evidence 70 who entitled sniff prop-rf,-
And that this Order IN the Esssh and Hawaiian iancn.
ages be published IN the Hawaiian Gazette ana Kn.re
newspapers printed and published IN Honolulu or thr-
successye weeks previous % The time therein apponted
Dated atwasiawh, H. l., tbs isih DAY Of Aprn. A n
is56
Justice o. the Circuit Court Fourth Jsdiei cisru,.
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Iast or license. Expiring IN April,
KLTAII

RETAIL.
GAIT l-E Z. ftlerS Huuu.uiu-
* Ec-ne-neT. Cor Tori 4 Merchant 81
&c L Wclls. W1iaiuA
IA Lkraz. Eva
Can Ch1lr. Nuuznu - Honolulu.
E-ElEEz Eail, BeretAniA St Ho7oluu.
s-Di1nEha1 4 co, King s. Honolulu
s-arE11. nczEuzsea s. Ho1ouiu
Ian Nor & c. Eaahumanu T. Honolulu
81 A. l. Wuis, King - Honolulu.
12-i- ASA Cor. king & Nuuann - Honolulu
Eco Ain. Nrrauu - Houoiuln.
tE-ah Lsr a a c1ee. SurAnu L Honolulu
ls-N- Dicts1n, Fort -. Honoi1lu-
ia Naira- sniihF Lane. Honolulu
1e-Ak L.. ftsl Market. Uuuaiuiu.
~ Nc1nsrney Cor. Fort & Merchant st
81 ZcESnr- a son Cor. King & Nuuanu st
1l@- EelE. Tzlier Road, Honolulu.
z-Q1o1 In. ClEEoheo, Honolulu.
&C MrDonzu Forf 81 Hoaol1lu-
11C-1EAIs-Ioin NcCnlran. kasrlaioo.
NAT E-A- W. Eee6hnrn. Waihce
1l-Aia NAEHAlnea- Hama
.I-Falar Gannaft Maknwaa
EAWAT1 S-InAn Grans. wnrio. HAmEkuA-
11-sleunf, W-nznhtnu. Kan
r--r1EaS Srter, Wainea.
--APEna a o.. Waimel
WhoIcsale-
I'll EarSfele a o. Queen St Honolulu.
Aurtion
tx p Aenras. oaesn 81 Honoiain.
L4paau-
E--NAhos q. Nsuoa- KouA Oahu
rIefuaIInE.
x-L.n 81. c-utsa Hotel Honolulu
=-kk - Esuanu s. Ho1oiuiu-
-t-La1lg Sala. C1akeneo Honolulu.
Horse.
t-KAlasz1z. So :. H0nosnin- SIS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-19

SUPREsIE COuRr-IN BANKRuPrCT.- RE
- FORE Mt Justice Harms, AZ Chnuherg In the matter
o. the bankruptcy OF MAJOR 7. DoNNELI. voluntary
Bankrupt
Whereas, on the sist day Of March. A. D. lsss MAJOR
II. DONNEL fled his petition that he might be aiudsrd
bankrupt anu whereas, upon reading dIn< SAIL prs-
uon an order was duly made, calling upon al persons
appear before me, me undersigned, the 9th dry PII
1915 % prove their claims against the sud Estate and 10
show cause, II they had why the said Major r. Donne
should not be decreed Bankrupt and whereas on the Md
sth day leIt A. D. 1875 proof having been the
SATISFACTION or the Court that due notice Of said hearing
had been published in the Hawaiian Gazette newspaper
published In the City Of Honolulu and 20 person having
made objection to the prayer the said Petition being
granted.
Now therefore, II IS ordered by the Court that the sad
Major T. Donncli be- and he Il hereby aIludred bank
rupt and Il Is further ordered that % such hank
ruptcy be given IN the Hawaiian Gazette for three cons
cutive weeks calling upon creditors OF the sd Major
t. D0nneu within the Hawaiian Kingdom appear before
me the undersigned, az my Chamberlain the Canrt House
in the City Of Honolulu Monday, the day OF MAY
~ D. ls4G, at 10 O'Clock A. n, prOvn claims in
accordance with the provisions Of section aG Of tho civil
Code. And it Is further ordered that publication OF this
order aforesaid shall be deemed good service upon All
the said Creditors within this Kingdom.
Dated at Honolulu this 6fh day OF April, 1875
CHAS C. HARRIS,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-19

PARIs, April 4.-The He,sage de Paris, abiding to
the action Of France in the Egyptian Affairs, says
France has resumed the rank belonging to her. Our
prestige in the East Is restored without England haT
ing any night 70 complain.
Carslry rsinfOrcsments hare started for Cuba.
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Rates OfPnssnge viii be

GO NO Credit for Passage Money. ia
Tickets ut the Office only
No berth VIII be considered until paid tcx Not
responsible for Baggage or any Freight or Par
GELS unless receipted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
p3- An effort viii made To have the steamer reach
Honolulu on the evening Of the day she
SAMUEL G. WILDER, Agent.
ONCE with Wilder & Co. corner Of Fort & Queen streets
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-19

kG4ss.s srs1 vIsasa ssyss runOrls Spreading
,tlst ~ P1ps , sinking
I-rs1S-gnr11e e tie separate acton q The Scotch
uf liza AEE1riaiionE. the orE1niEaton Of BrtiIh
t.az 70 rcipats Il ste cs11aaIai rife 11sches hss
bsz1 nh1z1nzsd.
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IN TnE MATTER OF THE 7:ST1TEOF FSTT:.
u KAFU W. late d Honolulu deceased. Notice IL
hereby gwen that all persons whether secured hy mort
gage or otherwise. having claims demands aunst
estate % the late Keekapu WI deceased are requested 10
prevent the same, properly authenticated to The under
signed, ~ No kaahumnnu street, Honolulu, within SIX
months from the date Of the first publication Of this notice
or they viii be forever barred persons shdebted
70 said estate hereby required make Immediate
payment to the undersigned. d. W. PAUAHI
Executor Of last VIII and testament OF Keekapu decease
Honolulu March 18th, 1875 SIS 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-19

ENGLAND is Just now much excited over the
new title of [" Empress Of India, which Par
Lament, with large majorities in the Commons
and Lords, has just conferred ON Queen Victoria.
The Conservatives, headed 10y Disraeli and the
Government, have strongly advocated it, while
the Liberals and more moderate politicians
oppose it. The strongest argument urged
against il is that the time may come when the
title may have to be dropped, as it was when
British Kings took the title of q King of Great
Britain, France, and Ireland" Still the title
has been voted, and will be assumed and
when the Prince of Wales comes to the throne,
it will be as Emperor of India, as well as King
Of England, ireland, and Scotland. In truth,
it would appear as if the title had been voted
chiefly on his account, to fiatter him, for Queen
Victoria probably does not care two straws
for il.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-19

I wAIIAN ISLANDS, Oahu. a.; or the Arrfi To-,
1875 Libel for Divorce Saleo wv Rauihap, ~
"Wednesday, thu twelfth day Of April, iS-6
In the above entitled Libel for Divorce 70 nav ors-
that decree Of divorce nom The bonts % natilruv a.
entered In vor of the said Kaleo fvl caus. ~ ~,
adultery Of the said Kaaihhpu * made ai-olss
after the expiration Of SIX months from the date az M
decree, upon compliance with The terms thereof miles,
sufficient cause shall appear 10 the contrary.
And The lbeliant IS ordered publish atfestel u
Of this order In the Hawaiian Gazette and Kuokna news
papers Tor ok successive weeks the drst publication 10 be-
within month from the date OF this order that All
persons Interested may whlu mouths show cause INV
said decree should not BE- made absolute. ny Court
fLg.i WALTER NWtr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-19

Is aoca-aance ulih Sect5u esl Of the Civil Code do
g-v aFpoius n kaiua be Poundkeepcr for the dis.
--la- - Nu--a Hlo. Island q Hawaii
= KIM, Governor Of Hawaii
CfilCe Governor ~ Hawai-,
Ap-l I-th. ls7G SIS
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hereby certify that the foregoing true and fihfnl
copy Of the original decree II entitled cause now
on hie m the clerks Oce Of the supreme the
Hawaiian Islands AZ witness my hand this l1th day q
April A. D. is76, At Honolulu Of oahu, IT.
WALTER r. SEAL,
Ss3 6ee CIerk. Snureune
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TINGB TABLE
STEAMER 81 KILAUEA


on all wndward Trips the Steamer will leave her wharf
at $50. all trips Kauai, VIII leave at p. ON down
trips the steamer viii not leave Kaauau before
Kawaiae before 10 Makena per notice on up trip,
Maalaea Bay not before A. NJ ANY change from the
above win be advertised.
On the trip OF April 2ith, Circuit OF Haa the Steamer
will take Cattle from Kawaihae-wu leave Kawaihae
at $3.50 NJ, Friday, April 2sth Maaaea Bay at ~,
reaching Honolulu, saturday, A. NJ April 29th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-19
WFDNESDAY 4PRIL lg.

WE publish in to-day's issue the revised
regulations Of the Board Of Health, and, BY
request, call special attention TO Rule ., which
is designed to establish a much-needed reform
in our burial customs. Heretofore, there has
been no check upon undue haste in inierments,
it being no unusual thing among the natives to
bury within an hour after death. 1t will also
prevent interments from being made, except
in regular cemeteries, and IN graves Of legal
depth. The authorities are also provided with
the means Of obtaining correct data in regard
to the death-rate Of the city, and the causes
Of mortality, which we would suggest it might
be well to publish every week, as is done in
other civilized lands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-19

rrzss rar abzencc from Mari The Honorable Abra-
Fa-zluufer ur act Governor for the Island OF
Esll 1al les nependencies
INo- a. KArIzSa, Governor Of Maui.
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PROCLAMATION

We, KALAKAUA, by the Grace Of God, Of
she Hawaiian Islands, King, Do PROCLAIM:
Th4i Il as Oar pleasure, in pursuance of the
lrorisio8s q Our Constitution, that the men,
.te-s Of the Legislative Assembly Of Our King
ioa a. assemble at the Legislative Hall, at
o1r C4rital % Honolulu, for the dispatch of
R1blie Business, al u O'Clock NJ on Sa turlay
the Tweutv-uinth Day Of April, A. D. Eighteen
Eza5rel and Seventy-six.
Given under Our Royal Sign Manual,
at Our Palace in the City Of Homo
lulu, this Twenty ninth Day Of Feb
SEAL ruary, Eighteen Hundred and Seven
ty-six, and the Third Year OF Our
Reign.
(SiCnei) KALAKAUA r.
By TIA KcG-
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* ac1o-dancs win Section =, OF the Civil code,
Rut o. Esravs l. hereby apart 10 the district
Sl-1l Hlo lsaul 20 HaEa- a. the place called Klaau
l.sgu tsurerl ruad-
L sTaruo,Sra
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HIM o1f1aE FuacA55vl street near oucon's Hos
rzL
TNn II. BROWN.
Ageat o. Board o. Health.
Arr rEth rs-E SIS Il
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IS rEith section az Of the CIVIL Code do
ltr aFpauf A. ~ AlzFai, be Pound Master for the
llsTic- " Puma island q Hawaii
:. XIII. Governor OF Hawaii.
o. sars-l.r % EarEaI-. AMI Do. is-7 ss7 81
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The Minister Of the Interior,
lSiEnei) ". L. MoEHoNUA.
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" accordance ulth section e3I % the civil Code,
Pauus flr kstuars Is hereby set apart In the dis
-i lf Puma l--d u Hawai- AZ the place called Ah4la
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W L MoEHoNuA.
Minister Of Interior.
Ia1-las oass. APrl %. Is.A So 81
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n re srPRElIE couRr oF rIIr n.

DUNCAN McRRYpF.
Justice o. The Circuit Court. Fourth Judicial Circuit
'-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-17
Hon. Charles A SpoEord.

The people of Hancock County were.
with good reason astenished and displea sed
at the failure of the Democratic Convention
to make the Hon. c. A. Spofford their nom-
inee for Congress.
However unfortunate for that gentleman
in the eyes OF Republicans it may have
seemed that he should have left their ranks.
the Democratic party have repeatedly ties.
titled BY the cOnfidenc which they have re-
posed IN him TO their belief that his action
was dictated by pure principle making
this change as he did in the very darkest
hour OF that party when it could scarce
claim to be a party at all, Mr.. Spofford
certainly had claims on those with whom
he associated himself to friendly and de.
cent trestment. He has not been a weak
and slOthful servant OF the Democratic
party, but standard-bearer. st:ong and
valiant where standard bearers have been
few and weak. Unsought by him, when
nomination and defeat were synonymous.
but to serve his party he received the NOM
instion for Congress from the Democrat
of the 9th Me. District.
Nobody believes that the present candi.
date for Congress of that party has better
chances Of success than had Mr. SpOiiord
two years ago. But now. as his party say
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-17
State News.

A boy died in Bangor. Thursday. of
sunstrOke.
There were ten applications for adnis-
sion in the State College at Orono, Thurs
day.
The Franklin House, Bangor, has been
sold 10 s. II. Blake, for $50 900.
1t is stated that crops in Aroostook
county this year promise TO be the heaviest
ever produced.
The Lewiston journal says: Butter
has not been so cheap before for years.
Country dealers generally are paying but
twenty TO twenty-five cents per pound"
Capt. Josiah Pinkham of Steuben drop
ped dead in Rockland, Wednesday week, OF
heart disease. He was about thirty five
years old.
-Grasshoppers have made their appear
ance i'll large numbers at Bethel, and it is
feared that late sowed grain will be des-
troyed by them.
A boy named Haughes has been ar
rested for robblng the Post Office at East
Machias. Letters had been opened, robbed
and missed more or less for six months.
A detective trapped him.
A Tan from Bangor drove horse from
that city to Belfast. Saturday, in four and
a half hours. The animal was COM
pietely used up and in his disabled condi-
ton was put on the steamer Richmond at
the camp ground Sunday to be taken
home.
Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill, secretary OF the
Treasury, has transmitted TO Collector
Washburn OF Portland, two life saving med
ais OF the second class. to be presented to
Otis {. Wheeler and John 0. Philbrick of
Cape Elizabeth, who saved the life of two
men. last November, who had stolen a boat
and We're wrecked on Watts Ledge.
Gen. Robert Sargent. of Bangor learn.
ed few days since that his son, John +.
Sargent, had been shot through a windo W
in Texas last November. Three years ago
Gen. Sargent had another son killed il Au-
gusta, Arkansas. His name was Alden
Sargent. and he was graduate of West
Point.
Last Saturday Mr.. Robert Cousens. a
wealthy and Woodworking farmer of
Limerick, went into the woods adjoining
his pasture to cut some fencing poles. Be-
fore going TO work he took of his vest
which contained a wallet in which were
500 in bills and . few silver coins, and
hung 1t gu the limb OF = tree. Not long
after one Of his staiwart oxen came along
spied the vest and devOured it, wallet.
bills and all, save the silver coins, which
were vigorously chewed and left upon
the ground.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-17
Political Notes.

Col Ingersoll OF Illinois draws the
following distinctions IN letter to the
Peoria Transcript:
II DO say that the worst ward, the worst
cities. the worst States, are the Democrat
&c wards, the Democratic cities and the
DcuoCratIc States. do saw that the
Hamburg murdcrcrs are supporters OF
lhden aud Hendricks. do say that the
The haters OF liberty-thc assassins Of coll
ored men. women and childcn-the masked
wreiches who ride to the hut OF the freed
man and shoot him down like a beast, dis
regarding the prayers and tears OF wife
and children, do lay that these men are
not Tor Hayes and Wheeler. Do say that
the real friend, or liberty are the only
friends of labor. and that those who yot,
Tor Hayes and Wheeler are the best friend.
OF liberty, labor aud law. | write thi, FOR
one reason. and for one reason only | am
unwilling that any one should believe tina.
Judge men by their condition or position
Instead Of By their head. aud hearts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-17

because Mr.. Mcclellan is more available
candidate. as we believe because the Dem
ocrats OF Knox and Waldo are willing to
crafty their local pride At the expense OF
Mr.. Spoiford. Of party usage, Of the wish
es and rights of Hancock County, and OF
every principle OF equity and fair dealing.
he Is thrown overheard.
Whether the Democrats Of Hancock
County will be able TO see the matter a.
Knox and Waldo see IL, voting time will
disclose. We doubt not that many think-
ing men throughout the District who arc
hesitating which way to vote this fall. will
consider whether a party which i 50 ready
~ break faith with IL own, would rcm-m.
Der the lair promises It Is making to allure
Notcr>.aitet 4 successful election. Wheth-
81 the Democratic party leaders would be
willing TO make their personal interest.
Yield to right aud Justice.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-17
fhe Nomination of VIM. II. Mel elan.

The nomination of the recent Democrat
&c District Convention does not meet with
hearty aud unanimous response from
either the Counties OF Waldo or Hancock
OF the ability of Mr.. Mcclellan there
seems TO be no question. and we know OF
nothing either in his public or private char
acter. which should not render him an ac-
ceptable candidate to the Democracy. In
the issue of the Republican Journal OF
Aug. ID. it is stated in a long editorial up
on the candidacy, that good reason exists
for the rejection OF Mr. Mcclellan. We
quote. That reason is founded in belief
that Mr.. Nc LslldR lgcks political integrity"
The Editor then cites the record of Mr..
Mcclellan, as Senator, in 1871, in relation &c
the Peck Bond matter. and concludes by
putting this pertinent question, "Shall We
90 before the District with Congressional
candidate whose record in this Peck Bono
business is so utterly indefensible and ex-
pect rcformers to vote the tic ketl"
or course the Journal kn ows whereof i
aff1rms, as it is the Democratic organ o.
the District.