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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13

II nm -E.us-rrs ~ rHE CUEES's HosFITAL;
ssf-sr1ENI--l 1lVc rtr honor % subl1ii ti1e fol
lsaali- ~arzsi laf Quarter ending t1e Jeth No
manhr Lllr tliz ruulhrr 81 patienis AZ present IN
a. luacr7s rs.sI a. b. . viz q dauaiians 3
u.asus nnl III frnaies nn0 iureiCucrs = flaginE)
-nr u1u'haruf Submissions curiuC tliis period was
- 81 81 fruaiiars 81 mnics. md = females. and
~ $685. lisca zrraE - va. q HAWaisanS, a
ri1tss sud - i-Iulalls. and ~ forciguers
ul.aills q ~ 8 dnuEiiaus. : maics. and 1
Garaalr unl fnrr1EucrE- Fstthisis palmunaiis, 1
r.a-aIrsf reraf1 ttliillIF. and dropsy-
E.ssidls ~ Ililrr - ucU uamcs have been en-
rr-nf ir rat disrlunaarr honis. TIE EreAie~t nuu-
Dr. a il1arf Taiiel q uEs ~ the Ema,icsi G., daily
lra--r 1s-irl zlt 41arlrr - PRESCRIPTIONS ). S4s.
-e esral arainer ~ patients treated ia The Hos
~la cr-sre AZ cuarlc- tsas a. ialious September
ll- lIazasr So 4 arcrnterse a. The dispensary GIL
Ersrucrlullr Euhraitted
RaBEEr NcKTEETS, ND.
Su-e4on - tux oueeu's Hospital.
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R.p-r4 ct she SurEeea 10 Queen--
EEo~PiIaL


- ~ rEI--Ers a. III AirEES1s hosFgEAL-
sar-sr.r,rrN II 1lrrr thr huuur 10 submit the
ussirr rsr,a-l 50 thc Quarier cndiIg The Slss Of
ElEsasl- -
-is fn-a- ruult.rr ri patients az present IN the
.aarrIF Eos--al = 50 rir- - HaRaiiEus. 3
11aaas a.l q iersfs. and % foreigners Il rayinE).
Euf -lui,nt1 li adu sstnrs 1urrur this period vas
r1-E, Hauai lsrs . mslcs and 3 females.
arE u Ea-ai-ncrs lissclrrred - ri1-4 males
an - sanit1es laau-afizr.L and Z lareicuers
rtarts . va - HaenfiaEs ! male and fe-
rratae and tu-u.-arrs iyphuid tercr. erysi-
-ui.E Turhiss rlriurilalis, maliEuaut sore
rlraal 1rt cauc-ai delsiiiig-
Esasaars sllc aaart. ~ uca names have been en-
sn-aE Or rhe lisTacrsarr books The greatest Nun
err 81 lr.deur slzticcts e the smallest 3 (.
da r -r1-u. dlrtl. Eilc Quarlcr -. disPcusary =
--srrl-lsnis q 80 Tar uamtcr 90 patieuis treated
= rir t.ur-lal 1urlsc ttr 0uarter foiloWs !:
guul r12s aulr. lll- Aurus- ioss * Tie dispen-
arr g. IA. acsiliir s11uiiifcd
EnEEEr NckrEBIN
Su-Ecau 10 TAR 0ucen's Hospital
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13

- Bark R. C. wylie is advertised TO leave San
Francisco for Bremen aud Hamburg via Honolulu.
Ar her cargo was nearly all engaged, she will proba
bly be down in a few DAYS.
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MORE RAIS.-on Sunday evening last there was
a soaking rain from the West. which lasted how
ever, only about half an hour The next morning
the wind got round the North aud blew ele ar and
cool for several hours
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13

~ We ART desired to call attention to the fact
that the HOUSEHOLDS on the Plain, which were ad-
vertised TO be sold on Saturday next, will not be
offered until further notice.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13

RIcE.-As an Illustration Of what the country
eau produce, we have been shown samples of clean
rice irOm Lumahai, Kauai, paddy which for size of
grain aud peariy whiteness OF cleaning is fully
equal 10 the best Carolina
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13
Gentlemen intending to Build

ar MAKE ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS,
" or repairs viii ind It TO their Interest 70 consult
with the undersigned, who win supply designs, combining
convenience and Economy, with suitable Architectural
EmbellIshnent and guaranteed estimates OF Cost
E. OAKLEY, international Hotel
skilled workmen In all departments sent to any part Of
the Islands. sls-5m'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13

OGHU CoLLEsE--The holiday examinations of
this institution begins to-day, and will continue
FOR three days. The vacation wiz continue three
weeks. the new term commencing on the Sth of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13

COOLEST YET.-The thermometer fell on Mon
day night to 81, which is the lowest point it has
reached In town this winter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13

II On the fourth page will be found the elo-
queni sermon of the Rev. W. Frear, preached on
ihe occasion Of the late Thanksgiving.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13

5zS- From PHI we learn that the loan of 40. OOOl
obtained from Great Britain had been exhausted but
hopes were entertained Of getting another loan Of
6o.ooot- during the present year. Commercial pros
Peots were improving and thu sugar crop looking
III
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BARK D. C. MUKRar.-This packet arrived over
November 18Th. and probably left about the 26th or
ssth and will be due during the coming week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13

CoNINs FEsTIvITIEs.-By notice in to-day's
issue il will be observed that the young folks pro-
pose to get Up subscription ball for New Years
eve al the Hotel The originaors of the affair in
tend that it shall be most brilliant and enjoyable
o~casjon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13

CATERFILIAas-we are informed that in waia-
lua and Waianae the late rains have brought on /
innumeHbe hordes of pselita which have eaten the
yOung grass off so short that the pasturage is In
worse condition than during the drought. Before
the large increase of the hyr,dh, the district in
which Honolulu is situated every year sub
jected to the same plague, whereas now, not a cat
erpiar Is ever seen in this region. We believe this
bird will efectioually destroy the peeua aud many
other forms Of insect life whenever 1t becomes nm
merOus, and will on that account prove valuable
aid 10 agriculture here
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13

ExPECrED.-By the steamer from San Francisco
due tomorrow morning, quite a number of old
residents are expected back, among whom we note
the names OF Mr.. E. P Adams, Dr. J. NJ. Whitney
and family, Mrs. A. Pratt, Joseph P. Cooke and
vile, Ms Atherton, Mrs Gray, Captain Hebron
and family, Dr. Kittridge and wife, aud T W.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

SoHR BoxANzA-The Alta Of the 2oth ult. reports
this vessel as lying at Mission Rock discharged.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13
HUNTS REMEDY.
n,nIs REMEnY WAS ORIGTNALLY PRE-

/WNHIS REMEDY WAS ORIGINALLY PRE-
u SCRIBED by eminent physician for case OF
Dropsy Hunts family. John Hunt aged about IS,
a stout and pethoric habit was seized with sudden
attack of general dropsy which in few days threatened
his life The ordinary remedies had all proved lneca-
cious under their the patient was fast falling into
alarming The dropsy was general and extensive.
sweed size and the water increasing
RAPIDLY He entirely unable TO lie down 10 bed and
was forced remain night and day in sitting posture.
This state things continued until by the advice Of the
physician alnded the present remedy tried. In
consequence Of its peculiar IL necessary to
mare 1t with great care and In order TO insure this 1t was
ptrused to tie family Of Mr. Hunt to procure and
pound 1t.
The remedy was administered. and almost from the
moment OF its reception decided Improvement became
manifest The kidneys were Immediately affected and
reused action the swelling of the legs rapidly subsidized
the lungs freed and resumed their healthy and
agreeable action flesh OF limbs resumed its elasticity
mcakng remaining, and he was rapidly convaescng
when unfortunately prompted by this rapid improvement
he gave up the remedy for short time
IT was unfortunate, for the curative process
rested kidneys tagged In their action again becom
ing torpid the water increased with fghtful rapidy
and he soon again found himself in very alarming state
The again had to- and by Its perse
yering use the disease second time subdued- Bot
this was most aggravated and severe case and II took all
the virtues Of the Remedy combined with care and time
eradicate the effects Of the disease. But through per-
Of permanent cure was Effected and he
resumed his active outoI-door occupauoh Nth shoI1
time, n well man
This was the manner in which the Remedy brought
into notice since then for period Of twenty i've 5
medicine has been prepared amer the same ap
nroved formula by Mrs Hunt, and used by first phys
clans their private practice, for this and similar COM
plants.
use all classes both with and without
the advice Of physicians and has been the means OF saving
nom lingering fghtful disease, and untimey DEATH
many Of our most estnable and wellknown citizens.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13

COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN THE PACIFIC. The
ship Gooluu twelve hundred tons, sailed from Lon
don on the 18th Of September last with a general
cargo Of merchandise amounting 10 500 900, bound
Tor Levuka aud Samoa She is the pioneer ship OF
regular line composed of her class TO open direct
trade with the new colony Of Fiji The Associa-
ton Is composed OF some Of the Oldest and most
influential merchants in London, with unquestion-
ed responsibility. Their agent arrived here a few
DAYS ago. aud GAS purchased the Kosta Sacramento
and loaded her Tor Apia with general cargo. She
sailed Saturday. The Menchikoff, which sails to-
day, has been loaded by the same parties aud will
be employed to amongst the Fiji Islands to coll
lcct trade for the homeward- bound vessel to Eng
land.-Daly Alta.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13
HUNTS REMEDY.

The only known Remedy for Brighfs Disease, and ha'
cured every case OF Dropsy In watch 1t has beer
given Irritation Of the Neck ofthe Bladder Inflammation
OF the Kidneys liberation OF the Kidneys and Bladder
Diabetes In Structure and for Enfeehled and Delicate
Constitutions OF both sexes, attended with the fol
lowing symptoms: Loss OF Power, Loss OF Ne
mnry Difficulty OF Breathing Weak Nerves, Wakef1lness
Painful and Dragging Sensation In the Back or Loins
FLUSHING OF the Body Eruptons the Face Pad Coun
tenance, Lassitude OF the System etc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13

o. sa-a - saIaues b. C.s--E Iu-left Cas- Tt
r-al s--s-at lsaissrair. = d ilaiiuin c Glade
u1rarl atiil. o. 7aaaasr .isi aisaui ~ dace-
lsa Eas1aa- tlan1sa- b. 81 latrslI. Hon i A
fsaaIr. dhild : Eidhsrisun. q a
r..eurtr . Eraar 4 ~ Afrat ~ FaeiHr- II Hrinc Mrs
1ar-l Enl- l--ll.u- Er Nrisht IN Rsrlelualu and
$780, ll.rll
Tsrl Elluusz- Isac ul-llr Isnas-s Jas
ar.. u .s-zasl. 49, Ialrads : CasE1. Nh Forbes
49,. aas.aaa. r CO 1aaaaa H Wddaaaaur Mss Abeoua
H. s.a1. SEA !. "a fiars sal alss1l Is d-cE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13

6uN hAa@-h eNGHu Liz
&C.. OF go.
Ladies Bags and ReticuleS !!
Ladies Solid Sole Leather Trunks. rivitted edges
Ladies' Solid Sole Leather Trunks sewed edges
Ladies' Bride Lather Trunks.
Ladies' Lea Their Covered Saratoga Trunks,
Ladies' State Room Trunks,
Ladies' Composition Trunks,
Ladies' Princess Alice Bags. with belts,
Ladies' assorted COlOred valises,
Manila School Bags,
Grain Leather School Bags,
Split Leather School Bags,
Real Russia Leather Bags 4 valisss,
Ladies' Russia Dressing Cases.
Gents Solid Sole Leather Trunks. Reverted sewed
Edges.
Gents Leather Trunks, Canvass Covered,
Gents Elegant Solid Sole and Bride Leather
valises.
Gents Russia Leather Yalises,
Gents o. G. Trunks,
Gents Russia Dressing Cases.
Trunk Straps,
Shawl Straps,
Coat and Blanket Straps.
Solid Leather Coat Cases,
In fact Mo,ohers in or out of Honolulu
can such an Elegant Display Of Lea
tier WdreJe seen in any one store,
These goods having come in Duty free Lady Pur-
Cbases will get the Benefit of the 10 per cent.
THIS FINE LINE OF GOODS
...... WILL BE ......
Ready for Inspection and Sale on Wednesday next,
November 29th. M. McINERNY.
HI. L.. CHASE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13

A NEw Invention. = Mr.. Foster, OF Portland,
Oregon, has given Us samples of preserved fruits,
brought by him from that place, which we have
tested and find to be delicious. They are prepared
by new process invented by farmer in that State
in which the ripe fruit is reduced 10 pulp, and
the juice is precipitaied, drop by drop onto large
hollow revolving drum OF tin, which is heated by
steam. As fast as the juice falls it is reduced in
consistency by the heat, aud forms tough leathery
coating the entire circumference of the drum.
When this BY the continued process of accretion,
has become sufficiently thick, it is taken off, form
ing 4 large oblong sheet all ready for the market.
II N keep in This state for any length Of time and
in any climate. When wanted for use Il is only
necessary 10 cut off sufficient quantity and dis
solve IL in cold waller and sweeten TO the taste,
and there is delicious jam ready for use All
kinds Of fruit, aud even milk, prepared by this
process. Nessrs. Friel & Lame intend TO keep
these preparations on hand hereafter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13

CUSTOMARY CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Among aohich 'OiU be found,
Elegant Cluster Diamond Rings,
Ladies and Gents salitOires.
Ruby. Emerald, Sapphire and Pearl Rings,
Onyx, Amethyst Garnet. Pearl, Turquoise, Moss Ag-
ate and other different settings.
Ladies Jett Onyx,
Neck Chains and LOckets with Ear Rings to
match.
Ladies Superb Amethyst, any other Sets,
Ladies Coral Sets,
Ladies chidreus Neck Chains,
Ladies d Childrens Lockets Chains.
Baby Cuff Pins.
Baby Shoulder Loops,
Child's Fingos Rings,
Ladies Gold Bracelets,
Ladies Gents finest gold Watches,
Both Key and Stem Winders,
Ladies Garrett Ear Rings,
Ladies Coral and other Setting Ear Rings,
Ladies Breast Pins, assorted designs,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13

- The Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition
closed on the 10Th Of November. aud the total re-
oUipis amounted to &, sos, 7S5 The number of ad-
missions exceeds six millions. The greatest num-
Der Of paid-up admissions in one day occurred on
September 2Sth, when, 10 addition to the free ad-
IHissions-over 15OOO-957,9 S5 paid the entry fee
This exceeds by about one-third the largest attend
ance on any one day at any of the European expo
sitons 10 years past, Notwithstanding that in Paris
aud London. the Sabbath, held sacred in Philadel-
phia, was the busiest of busy days. Paris with its
lSS,a2S visitors on Sunday, October 9th, 1867,
comes next to Philadelphia. The greatest number
OF visitors in daT al the other exhtions as
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-12-13

49, $780, ra- Az s-t- n. n Nr,rs. De- H.
~ s. --ntf -ss rarl surur - has wElrus OIL c
t.- ~ riur. 3 i..E hs-s luarssz
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CONDENSED rELEGRAMs.

A fire al fsribsult MINI, Saturday
night. burned Bean Bros. X Tenants
-four mill. Loss 1000; insurance o,
600.
AT Lawrence Greek, near Msysville
Ky- Sunday, Dick Green, colored, Wa.
murdered by Sam. Taylor, also colored
The United States District Attorney
for the District OF South Carolins, has
petitioned the Supreme Court that an or.
der be made Tor specisl term OF The
Circuit Court at sn earh day, for the
trial of offenders, including those charged
with intimidation Of voters.
A benefit for the Brooklyn sufferers
was given BY Maggie Mitchell 81 the
Pittsbargh Opera House last night. Al.
tendance good.
The authorities of St Louis yesterday
visited the different theatres oi that city
and made thorough examination ot the
means of egress from those building.
They will examine all public bui!dings,
halls, &c, and report to Council.
The Mississippi river Al 81. LOUIS Is
wholly blocked with ice.
oxford University rowing club has do
clined the challenge OF the Yale and Cor
nell clubs 10 four-osred race on The
Thames next August.
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French Ministerial Crisis.

VERSAILLES, December ll.-Tbr
Presidents Of the groups of the Len hsN"
urged the Presidents Of the Senate and
Chamber OF Deputies to end"svor 70 in
ducs President Mac Mahon to hasten the
solution Of the crisis IN accordance with
the views of the n-jority. The Deputies
If the Left have resolved not 10 v"tr tor
the budget ~! u Republican Cabinet -
formed.
LoSpoH. December - A Paris spe
cial 10 the Tm,, says: Thc Len, who
have evidently been driven iurthrr than
they Intended, have entered on purely
Revolutionary path. They have n"m,'
mated delegates who are in'truct"d 10 r'-
fuse by anticipation, the support OF ih"
majority 10 any Cabinet which IL not a.
complete conformity with the sett 81
progrs mme Of the Lrit.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
A Horrible Plot to Murder
the Whites.
Discovered in Time to be
Averted.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., December ll.-Posi'
tive information has bcen received her,
that the Louisville murderers were not
lynched rs reported The prisoners
were taken from Lowhdersville TO An
dreson Friday, and were removed thence
TO Walhslla, Oconee county, rs precsu-
ton against violence. Owing TO threats
made by the people an investigation dis
closes the plot TO
Murder the whites sIn.iiscrimiuaIeIy y
was horrible, which aroused the excite
ment among the whites to the extent OF
threatening summary punishment.
Precautions Were Taken
which sverted this, and everything is
now quiet. One of the captured muir
derers took lsudsnum and died tron lis
effect. The jury in his case rendered the
following verdict unanimously:
"We, the jurors, upon our oaths do say
that Samuel Benton came 10 hls death
from the voluntary use OF Ian nisnum
taken by himself and received by him
from the hands of his brother
The prisoners are now all safe in Wall.
halls jail.
Judge Bond has delivered his decision
dischsrging the Board of State Canvas.
sers from custody, on the ground that the
Supreme Court of the State has no Juris-
dictIon.
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Excitement sub-id,ng In brooklyn.

NEW YORK. December 1.-THE pub.
lie manifestations Of excitement IN re-
gard 70 the Brooklyn calamity appear 10
have been generally ended with the me-
morlaI services yesterday, and 10 the SOL
emn Mass OF Requiem which was cele-
brstrd 10 dav 10 number OF Catholic
churches. Most Of these churches were
sadly strichra, one losing as many as
thirteen Young men. and Others from one
10 tour members each This morning
there were only small group Of sPecls-
tors in the neigh Dor hood OF the burned
theatre. the near approaches 70 which
were guarded by the police, as the walls
left standing were considered unsafe.
The street cars have resumed their trips
through Washington street, but travel Is
forbidden through the pGIt OF johnson
street near the theatre, aOd the officers
permit 10 one to approach the ruins.
Laborers are a. work on the site Of the
stage and in the vestibUle. 1t Is in this
neighborhOOd tbs: some pieces Of cEGrred
fe.h were uncovered this morning, but
the police DO not regard this a. the dis
covery of h new body. A reporters
FIRE badge. issued By the New York fire
department, and numbered ll6, wss
found near the middle Of the yestIbu!e.
This ws. undoubtedly the badge Of
Stewart Hand, reporter Of the COmDl<T-
eiol Advertiser, who Perished IN the ire.
A ring SGT with dIrkstohe, " stones, aud
part OF lady's gold watch, were also re-
covered this morning. The Office at No.
353 Fulton street, where the articles
iourd 10 the ruins were Deposited for
Identification on Friday, has been closed,
and sll things DO! recognized are in
charge OF the property clerk al police
Headquarters.
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A Republican Caaard squeiched.

CHICAGo, December ll.-lcsterdsy
mornings papers published papes
which created great excitement here,
purporting to have been issued by the
National Veteran Reform Association,
and addressed 10 General Sherman, being
signed by General Corsc and Don Cam
exon. of this city. /, se'N forth thst =
dark conspiracy against the ms
t,oual liberties is sfout aud tha,
the military force will be- used 10
hold the government Tie paper de.
clares that the signers are u earnest and
will tight if Tillen Is not declared Prrsi.
dent. Ii declares that there viii tr
lighting, and that II the army oppo'r,
the will OF the people II must hay down
its arms. General Cors', IN letter 10
the Chicago 7rib,0'T rrpudlStcs tAIs
docuue ent, saying il WAS published with.
out his knowledge, without authority ri
tho Assoc alton and in violation ci hl-
orders.
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SENATOR MORTON opposes the amend
ment conferring upon the Supreme
Court the power to count the 'IrctoraI
vote and fsvors the election of President
and Vice Presiden, by direct vote.
He thinks that the Supreme Court would
be- converted into great Returnln
Board. Ifthat Is to be the result, In th'
nam, of all the gods nj once, let 1t DIE
for this country wants nothing that Is
even suspected of being Returning
Board
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Pending discussion, Mr.. Morton sub
mitted resolution fixing the per diem oi
witnesses summoned TO appear before
the Senate or any OF its committees
at four dollars and mileage at fifty cents
per mile each way. Referred.
He also submitted resolution to trsns-
fer 5000 frem the contingent fund OF
the Senate TO the use of the Committee
on Privileges and Elections to be re-
turned when an appropriation shall be
made to detrsy the expenses of that
committee. Agreed TO.
The Chair announced Mr.. Oglesby as
q member of the Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections, vice Mr.. Boutwell,,
excused.
The Senate went into executive session
and soon after adjourned.
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~ VINO SERITAS.

Never ~, IL" truth more fully and
!ruJ., Illustrated that in the dclerlum
@ --.aa~nnr>: the secrets of the soul
- trough. t. hight, than IN the inter
'-"'". President GRANT with press
'-,a..r- snd CoL MosBY, rs detailed IN
l~.--aE mornings dispatches. The
f~.a ". the United Stat, after
'f't n aa entire week in drunken
.r.e . ,', down Oh the Sabbath day
). .'..'- The American people BY ar
isa.ag .u Dtu-rIt the right. as he
".-' a" as' 'h" power, to DECIDE both
90. a.. Ma lrnaI election contests, and
'-r.. 80 .u.'- nHrer detiantly wants TO
' What they are gong to do
A'-. IT, But General GEANr IN
N '. 'AAe" condition, bas ONLY ialu
N lie secret motives when
'"'T'''"g himself ana the party
"7 ''P'e EMS. That the purpose
" ''sP''.'"" party Is 70 .'o''' 'he'i'-
~ ."'' power again Is Too evident
'~' shape events have taken ot 1sIe
'~' ".''H'ed purpose oi the fresi'
'' - a' -1dge upon the contested
''. 's""e' Ills judgment IN Sl'ahce
VI Il - ANA 'neu anhou"'e
'.''''" 70 lnaHguraie MN III II
.". Woe power oi the govern
e. DO Il. It, however, happens
a "1.c that man rccEous Win
~' l''., and might Il not be possible
-. Ire fre,lient has made little mis-
A'. 70 h., calculation in this respect?
@- .-r.a, :, rely upon II Pablo senti-
-.-' '' PPort him, because, Ms he ex-
0'7l i tnat Governor HAYES repre-
-'.' .srty that carried ali but four
'-e States that furnished
m"an. for the suppression
'-- rebellion. and Gov. TlLoEN car
10 !. 't. three Of those which had
.. .' destroy the Union." II
.....'0.s ,.r~ngtn j, what he relies upon
A'r 10. ronh,rt, let US see how he
'-''. The State. OF New York, New
~! ',hnectjcut, Delaware, Indiana,
''''y.ani sal kentucky did not secede
~ seek to DESTROY the Union, but on
'7 other hand furnishing the great bulk
r. g" SaSoN =" Wv
-. 'eoe''''"'
o.. I!Lpt.N hi"J''Ny ="
aS--ega,c OF from 100 900 70 80 900.