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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-08
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE

&fA G. Brewer q co.-Agents. -ffR
SN-< Favorable arrangements eau alWays bs 49,
made for storage and shipment Of OIL Bone Wool lI- M
other herehand.e 70 New Bedford. Boston. New York ad
otter Eastern Ports 81 Cash Advances made.
eii-ly o. BREWER CO.
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List Of Licenses Expiring IN March
1876
RETAIL.

RETAIL.
OAHU G-Ching Wa, Cor Hotel & Nuuanu Honolulu
l5-Chang ltee. Nuuana -. Honolulu
Rim Richardson Merchant 81 Honolulu
lh-W. J.. ASau. NuuAnu 81 Honolulu.
2O-Grunwald 4 schultz, Nuuanu St Honolulu
2a-Ana- Nuuanu 81 Honolulu.
aO-Ah Avail, Nulang ST. Honolulu.
ai-AntOne Manuel, King ST. Honolulu
MAUT---2i-Man chuck, Punahoa. Hama
2B-Philp Joaquin, IAhaua
HAWAII Yong Chez, North Kohaa-
&c. W C. Jones Reanhou, Kau.
6-Takinc. Kahain Hi1.
81. spencer, Waimea-
ao-Afong q AchDcs, PunahOa Hno.
KAUAI 1-W. II. Wright KoIoa.
f-LAhue Plantation Company, Lihne.
2i-Aswan d ti0ka Hanaei
RcfniI spirit.
2-Allan Herbert, Hawaiian Hotel. Honolulu
VictuaIing.
2-Alan Herbert Hawaiian Hotel Honolulu
a-Afst. i.ahaiua, Maui.
lo-IAm sal, Nuuanu 81. Honolulu.
Billiard.
2-Aian Herbert, Hawaiian Hotel Honolulu.
Boat
&C. D. Silva, Iahainn Maui
E-KAmaiina, Puueo, Hilo.
Horse.
Wv. Chow, No. s. Honolulu
Cake PeddIing.
l-Akeo, Kingdom.
shipping.
2e-Heury J. Hart Honolulu.
Butcher.
l-Am, Haiku. Maui
&c Berteman. Hanalei Kauai.
1l-F. Mendez Maiuku Maui.
2e-Danie Lowell lfanaei Kauai
Isl. y. Wright, Kooa, Kauai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Credifore

A LII PERSONS HAVING cLAIsTs AGAINST
IA she Estate OF WILLIAM HALL, late OF Beretania
Street. Honolulu, deceased requested forward the
same with the proper vouchers the UNDERSIGNED at his
Office, No % Fort Street. Honolulu calendar
months from the date OF the first publication Of this mo-
ce or they VIII be forever barred And all persons In
de6ted to the said William Hall required 10 nav the
amounts owing by them forthwith
EDWARD PRESTON,
Administrator Of the Estate Of the said VIM Hail.
Dated this 7th day Of March, Is76. So 4tS
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n NE MAT-rER % rIIE 49, -

Il NilhbtAS GEoktE. deceased Nnff-s q Fu~-s-
given that an persons having claims AGAINST he e.f. n
the late Nicholas George, deceased rr1uesfa.f h. -
sent the SINE property authenticated TO me irir-
within SIX months from the first publication of t. rof
or they VIII be forever barred and all pernns INDICTED -
the sud estate are hereby required - make lr1ni
PAYMENT 10 the undersigned Claims esn BE- presented 81
W. l. jones' at his ofice In Honolllu. oahu
q. W. C. JONES.
W. e.. JONIss
So II ~ S.i-I..,- ,.
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FOR LEASE.

g, THE COTTAGE ON ADAMS LANE. MAJ.
81 KA Of Hale Emma Lately occupied bv ~ 49,.
l.t-- ID. ROSS Apply %
SIS 70 III. HACEFrfD On
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Executors Notice.

TlVHE uNDERSIGEED HEREBY GIVE No.
IltE 70 all persons, that The 18th Gly o. Nogeu-
oer a D. $50, letters teatamentry il the estate ~ n
NAitAoLhLU A. late OF Lalaiia- Island o Maui ,eCi
testntr were issued 20 them By the Hon F0ruanIirr
circuit udge OF the 2nd judicial District II T. In rrhafs
anu having qualified themselves hy giving the rrauar
ooha hey DO hereby request all persons HAVING claims
iat the said estate 70 present the SINE. nuteuf-
eAtee 70 ki Nniinoela. Of the SAID erscufnra as
lhhna Maui, within six months from the day % ruhf
uoh OF tnis notice and all persons owing debts - a. ~
estate are hereby requested % make inli.Ilate us
thereof t. kia NahaOlelua Aforesaid
KfA NAHAOLELUA.
900 aIn PANE kEKEIAOKALANr
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPREME corrr-n.,.~. =.

IN THE SUPREME CorKr-Before -
= ate Justice IUpu.-At Chambers In fhe nnsl1e- -
The bankruptcy Of FREDERICK a PADEKEV "
Whereas, on the eth DAY OF February is7f Herr.
Mideinann uied ne peuion- praying that Freleick n.
Pndekcn be declared o hankTunt for CERTAIN ..f|.r.
reasons y said petition specified, ana Whr-rss i- 49,
INK and filing said petition an order vsi., s1i- ma,
upon All persons t'appear before the n,irrsr.I -
on the ssth day u said month o. February. ~ sru,- -
its'y N nat Why tHe prayer oi sid p-ion-r saoaiI
Judged bankrupt and whereas on the iii a-,i !.
February prunf having been made % ne .lii.-t,, :
Ell IN the haw allan tiaztii uersrap.r r,i1-i-l-I
| IN the city q ueeouiE ard due pr.of haria- -,
made Of the acts % hankuptcy. All. -a In M s,1
and no persons having made any otjCctioh {, sf-r -,
PRAYER = The petitioner. 80
FREDERICK O. Fadtkcn be. and he Is her,bv Ifi l.l !.
bankrupt And q Is further ordered. thar r.s. III -,
,eg-s,,a,.. 80 -, ~ lug aNal-An ttiiHtle ail kuela.l
creditors Of the said Frc,erick faleken r5 ,n.-
holding Court IN Honolulu Fs.ay TIE I'm ~ =,
March 1876, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ 20 prove ft.i- 49, II
Code ss,''' WIN inc 0''" o. Section - % ~ eva
Dated at uoHoiulu this soth day Of FEBRUARY is-s
go. A. FRANCS JCIin.
81 q WA1rEa r. sI.t. Clerk or ne surfsms eoart
SuPEEsIE COURT or rITr uswAu.x
- iSLANnS-in PROBATE Island u 0.l,n ~. -,
ISLANDS s. IN the Matter o. the Estate o. EEK AT -
drceased Ortler appointing time for prufts or g-rf -
directing publication Of notCu Of The same
document pnrportng 20 be the l1sf l asf t.uf.-,.
OF heesape deceased having on the 1st say - Feal.r1
a ~ ls,s been presented % said rrubae Coori ard 80
ton for the probate thereof aud zoe tsnanre IN &c.,
testamentary to D. w Pauahl having bsen All ~ n M
Pauahi wv ''-'' ~ - "
u j. hereby ordered. that TUESDAY the eisf i,v ~
MARCH,, A. p 1875 at 10 ocioc A. A. On - 49, -
the Court Room u SAIL Court nc AIiIilni lfa,e II ~ -
Of Honolulu be, and the SAME ~ hereby ar,,l,,i ~,
the ior proving sad viii and hearing sail aupiisaf,
when and where any pcrs.ls Interested NAV ar.- -f
contest the said will. the rranfiua I'D 80 -.
meutary. - -@--e'- 't-t--
1t Is further ordered that notice thereort -r.r s NH
ncatol ior three successive weeks 10 he Kuu.f -
I nawS,n 'a-eiie newspapers printed pubiisha n
And Il Is further ordered that ciiafiuus h. ft q. ~.
subscribing witnesses to said wi and 20 me hes N H.,
'esuatrix pa Honolulu % appear at the time appointed
Dated Honolulu, H. l. February .sth fs.a
go. A.. FRANCIS IUBn
A'test' Justice % The Suprrnis t.nrrt
JNo F. BAENaRD Deputy Clerk ssfsf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-08
WEDNESDAY, MARCH S.

" Elm [IAoAtH l. III hLH .
oS orr fourth page will be found an
intensely interesting account Of the debate on
the Amnesty Blu introduced by Randall, to
restore the seven hundred rebels yet remain
ing under political disabilities, to their civil
rights. Randall, with the majority on his
side and an over-weening confidence in his
own knowledge of parliamentary tactics, felt
assured Of the result. But in the end Blaine
by most mastery stroke completely out
witted him, and achieved one Of the most as
founding victories of small minority over a
majority ever recorded in the annals of par
liamentary history.
Ok Saturday last the bark Mary Belle Rob-
erts came into the harbor, gay with bunting,
which every one supposed meant the final pas
sage of the Reciprocity Treaty, and a large
crowd gathered at the wharf to hear the good
news. But universal disappointment was felt
when il was learned that the only news was
that the Committee on Ways and Means had re-
ported to the House favorably on the bill. An
abstract of the report prepared by Fernando
Wood, viii be found in another column. BY
the arrival of the Mikado on Thursday next
we may expect to hear of the action of the
House in the matter Congress now talks of
adjourning between the 9Th and the l5tl of
next month.
THAT literary weathercock the p c. Adoer-
User, in its last weeks ISSUE pats us on the
back as it were, saying, :" if our contemporary
viii join with us in sustaining healthy pub
lie sentiment for reform of government, we may
yet hope for the formation of a responsible
Ministry, and the establishment of an order of
administration Of public affairs, that shall
stand or fall only when it receives or is de-
MED popular support"
Only two weeks before, its policy was to re-
duce the Cabinet to two Ministers, and to strike
out the graudest feature of our Constitution,
responsibility to subst tute
for it the despotsm of King who might avail
himself of the advice of the Privy Council of
State, or not, as he chose A more dangerous
or repulsive doctrine was never offered ma
lion of freemen through the columns of an in
dependent press.
And yet this paper has the effnontery to
propose that we Join in the work of reform.
We most respectfully ask to be excused. We
ire always ready to take allies in the great
work in which we are engaged, of Hawaiian
progress but when asked to consort with va
.illation, and inconsistency journal
whose ambitions are retrograde, and part of
whose manifold policies are subversive of con-
government, the least we can do is
o decline.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-08
Real Estate for Sale.

- TWO COTTAGES ~ REPAIR. LOCATED
E.;H IN Pheasant part o. the town. with Bath House.
- and small store ON the premises
57s Enquire OF e. = nAnrov
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dividend OF three aud one-hAf per cent win be paid
upon Hotel Bonds upon presentation at the Hawaiian
Treasury. J. o CARTER Register p1ilic Arr,ints
Feb. g, is7G. st
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EITIZEES AND EEBKDEETs DF rHowo-
~ Lulu, Visiting Friends and stranrern rener1T afa
ceIlilily invited % attend Pubic Worship fufI IT.
CHuECH where Services are heid ever sahtsln - iI
o'clock A. ~ and ~ r. n Seats are provided ~ AZ
VINO ulSy be pleased % sttend- There II We'iueas1T
evening Prayer Aeetns ~ ~ O'Clock, IN the Leisure
Room 10 which al are welcome Effr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-08
nV AUTHORITY
FERTILIZATION

WE, KALAKAUA, by the Grace of God, of
the Hawaiian Islands, King, Do PROCLAIM:
That it is Our pleasure, in pursuance of the
provisions Of Our Constitution that the mem
bers Of the Legislative Assembly of Our King
dom do assemble at the Legislative Hall, at
Oar Capital Of Honolulu, for the dispatch of
Public Business, at u O'Clock NJ on Saturday,
the Twenty-ninth Day of April, A. D. Eighteen
Hundred and Seveuty-six
Given under Our Royal Sign Manual,
at Our Palace in the City of Homo
lulu, this Twenty -ninth Day of Feb
ISeall ruary, Eighteen Hundred and Seven
ty-six, and the Third Year OF Our
Reign.
(Signed) KALAKAUA r.
By THE HIKING.
The Minister Of the Interior,
tSigned) W. L. MoEHoNUA.
dividend three aud onehaif nor cent win no maid
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10 Rent.

-, TIE FIRE PROOF SrORE ON orFEy
IL STREET. lately occupied By q = Bnrfovs F5 =
s--- an Auction Room Possession gwen iuurna.iIi-lg
Apply 70 $50 w. e. PNHKF
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Cottage and Rooms TO Lei.

cEsa a COTTAGE WITH FOUR ROOMS AND
Hi OurBUILDiNGS. also two rooms IN q Cottage
- near by Both siinaied on King near Lnlha
street and partly furnished Apply to
$50 Il y. a. sCEIAEFrn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-08

The Minister Of the Interior,
tSigned) W. L. MoEHoNUA.
, 1876-09-18

Of the negro voters In aofault, and furnished
the Democratic Challenging Committee. But
no white man ia challenged for non-rayment
Of poll or any other tax; md Tho negro who
vcntured to make auch d challenge wonld, In
NAsns's Phrase, promptly bo transformed
into colorcd angel. Dy tho construction
put upon this law by tho Democratic oflicinla
Of dcorgia, tho poll-lax not only for tho
year preceding the election, but tho ontiro
arrears (which he may have had oppor-
tunity Of paying" must be paid, and certitl-
cate thsreof produced, before tho ballot
Of voter challenged shall DO received.
Few Of tho negroes lavo voted since
DuI1ocK's downfall, and until recont1y many
Thousands Of them hayo not sought to vote.
Their pols-tax, with tho nrrearages, penalties,
costs, oto., which they must pny to DO por-
mitted to vote, amounts to from % TO 81 and
SS apiece, which Is small fortune to thom..
They can't pay 1t, and will lose thoir votes,
whi1o tho ballots Of Whito.Linors who make
no pretonso Of paying their poll-tax will be
received as usual Every year adds 10 tho
arrearage which tho ponniloss plantation
hands must pay to recover tho right 10 the
ballot. It Ia easy to foreseo that soon the
amount will be moro thnn thousands Of them
can over raise, and their disfranchisenlont
will thon bo complete, as was intended when
tho poll-tax Inv was passed.
, 1876-09-18
ASTRONOMICAL.

An examination Ut tho planet Saturn last
Tuesday evening, Sept. s, at the Dearborn OBJ
scrYatory, with u rather high magn[fytng power,
resulted Il, the wltncaatng Of very interest,"
fng anl eotncwhat rare phenomenon. On tho
western limb of the planet, In latitude 40 to IS
degrees north from, Ills equator, there was all
enormous protrusfon, ur bullying out, from the
generally elliptic outline; md 4 corresponding
ono. though not 30 large, on tho northeastern
edge. The rounding out In thu northern hcmt-
sphere was very easily noted, even by M un-
practfccd eye. when compared With tho contour
Of tue southern half Ut the planet.
Tho phenomenon is. described In the books as
"tlIo aquare.shoul1cred aspctt " Of Saturn. It
appears to hayo been iirst noticed by uEnscnE1
In tic carly part Of tho present century; but
that eminent astronomer was SO much puzzled
by 1t as almost to doubt tho evidence Of Ills own
scnsea. but 1t has been observed on several oc-
caafons during tho Inst 10 years; and astrono-
mcFs, or sonle Of them, now think tllcy know
what tt means.
Such change Of form would bc impossible
w1tl1out general disruption, II what We sec of
tile planet were solid crust, like that Of tho
carth But wo have very good reason to be-
]icyc that VIC SEQ only his atnosphcre,-vcry
much moro donsc or cloud-lailcn tllun our own.
Comparing Ills volume Goo with his power to
.,a. -; o Ma "aS,,, y"'s.s ~ .av s,s.em pS'
ia t,,,. IL, ,,..., 49,. .,s..i.. ~
ctrl,fb nort Tint -, ff, corti, ~ stas.1,
tho 5c,,sltv NJ ,va,or Tho 7ln,,,,.,, -, as .n'
co,,ne hoty n so,L1 ht.,v ~, 1ost ~ s,s. oa,,,, ~
so,,nosod y, an.,, 1tnh, notar,", r,ts,,ee 70 W
srnn,,en ttot I'm 4,,orst ,,snif "a 49,, ,aust,
sn,ailcr than t,,o 1,sc ,vo soa or,a "a sn.r,n3e1
,,v : .,nr, ,1ao, a.sasnhoss TI., 49,. ..ta,'.
notg o.1cro,1.. a1ontod H., +hasa " ~ W."
,r,,, .esas', ~ az a,,,,Ia. n u =. ...s
:,,t1,ata,'. a.n,sas,tar 49, .,,s ~ a"sNe'
,.,a,..s -. 41'.i .",,'s., =. ~ ~ y,
, 1876-09-18

Bency ANAL efi8d on eecuon'NAft II can pt feIetEeu
10 nothing unless 10 tho malicious machlnatlons Of
Tho carrct.bsc ring Of ofaecho1lers, who are try.
Ing to organize disorder In The South, BY eronging
end trdspfrafin0 innocent ptorte, A 4 means of
continuing indefinitely thelr own reign Of dlsllon.
esy md cprsnptiun. In II not ssmpft Justice thas
fh<tt heads should pay tht penalty Of any rlottnce
thai mav be i"rot<d through tht!r o@n aicktd
eona's1. and eoaa"ctf There Il one
thing which might ~ well 10 clearly md fairly TN
dorstood, and that Ia that e Southern people mean
10 gortrn fAs Southern stast tehattrer may b the
atsue ef ths Prsstdtnfjai election. II Acoald tdkt
another shcA army az was dts5dnded at W'ashin9~
ton In ths tring Of 1906 10 repidts The nsrro and
fhs carpsi.oagGtr on top toAers they tctrs placed
BY ihs tAfan.oms dets of rfconstruttton. j. |. o..
8nch being tho case, hs haoK Of i,untshtnq the
scohndrtfs tnho ssander oHr people and iafams the
mfnds Of The negroes against Metr bal friends
might a. Et be htqHn at dn early "A at tate day;
and II could not begin better than by punsshlng
t,cm for any turbulence and violence which thcy
may SEQ at to fncitc on ctoction.day.
The only meaning that can be attached to
these extracts Is the determination to oppose
Hlr. TArT'a instructions by tho uso Of vio-
lenco, If my attempt Ia made to carry thom
out. In other words, II tho civil authorities,
finding themselves unable to protect voters
againat tho threats and intimidations Of
White-Linora and Ku-Klux bands, call upon
Tie Government troons for assistance. thon
tho bayonot IL to bo opnoset1 with Tim 1ovo.
net, and tho troops aro to bo overwhelmed
with tho sunorior foroo Of tho mob, and thu
polls aro to mass into tl,oir possession. 1t is
by no ,neans improbable TINT this hot-headed
editor has also put his foot into It. md TINT
tic Tt1pEs managers. cursiuc his rashucss
and i,nprudcnce, will bring a pressure 10
bear to induce him olso to disavow this ort;.
clo. in which casa wc al,all sbortIv 1oor,, Tint
whilo tho .esnonsible editor of tho Tntier.
Ap,naz was absent. sone "y;lo acrbb1er"
published this articlo, "as Is clearly indi.
Gated by tho unnistakablo course Of this
journal oyor since tho publication in question.
which was creot,v ra1rottad t,v vorra ~ otc
Tho lesson which tho Northern neop,a will
read. IL tbov aro viso. from These artic,oa In
the baltimore Gaze.1 md Potoraburp Jnder-
dDptai IN. Tint tbesa hot.hooda havc on1v
erred In boino too. baatv, Tho onIv racrot
which Northern nomocrnta foet IN thot thu
, 1876-09-18

Tho neutrality-suspicious. tail-pieco Of the
Democratic Reform" ticket IN Now York
Is hlont.-dov. OonsHE1nER, who, 1t will be re-
memoerod, figured at 81 Louis as tho es.
peciM representative OF l1hnES and Rafofm.
ho was retominated to give character to the
acket' a'd as' in hia own proper person, a
guarantee OF tho reform that was promised,
mud on the strength OF which, with the MD
Of JOHN MonaissEY, antl Bosa KELLY, and
lanmany. the Empire State is to be carried
tor IlIpsS. Lie has done moro talking for
reform than Sunset Cox and Boss KELLY
together. lie has arrogated to himself al-
most monopoly Of tho political virtues Of
which there arc none, according to him, out
side tho party OF T1tpEs and Reform,-tlo
which has prompted an explanation Of Ills
record, tho reat'lts OF which will DO found in
another column. His eminont respoca-
oility, IT will bo seen, servea to cloak the
most shameless m1leage-stcals while Ito
, 1876-09-18
TO YOUR TENTS, o ISRAEL,

Our renders will remember that some days
ago an editorial article appeared in tie Balti-
moro Gazette OF very violent and inlamma-
tory character, under the caption, "To Your
Tents, Q Israol," and that tho article called
upon tho people Of Baltimore in particular
and OF tho whole South in general to organ-
izo bands of 1linute-blen and call out tho
militia, with the purpose Of resisting tho
United States AIarshals and detorring the
Government troops from protecting voters
at tho polla when called upon by the civil
authorities. The articlo was Of such Sc
tlitious and rebollious character that it pro-
voked stern comment from tho Republican
papers MI over tho North. The ferling Of
indignation was so intense that tho Demo-
cratic lenders became alarmed at its rash md
promaturo publication, md evidently brought
pressure to bear upon the editor of tho
Ga=et1 to disclaim it, This he has finally
douo. two or three wsoks after it's publica-
ton, by the stale old excuse TINT it was writ
ten by some "vllo scribblor while tho re-
sponsiblo editor WINS away, and that tho fact
tint 1t should not have boon published Ills
clearly iudicatod by tho unmistakablc course
Of tl,ia journal cvdr since tho publication in
question, which was greatly regretted by
yours" etc.
tl'lis Ia vary old and worry amnll way Of
crawling out Of dilemma. Perhaps It is
truo, however, In which case We presume tho
editor regrets not only that the article was
published, but also that 1t has alroady had
tho effect intended by 1.-THE vilo scribbler," !"
Under Its inspiration, mob OF ,rildcnitas in
Baltimore recently attacked and broke up
Republican meeting In that city. T11pgN
1uobs III various parts OF tho South whore
tho article was copied with signs OF taolt ap-
proval have been encouraged to acts Of yio-
lence. The moro hotheadod editors Of the
South, influenced by tho appearance Of such
an article 50 far North, and oyidently en-
boldencd by the supposition that Northern
Democrats approved 1t. hive burst oil bounds
Of prudence aud allod their papers with H.
flammatory appeals to tho mob to resist tle
authority Of the Government, Among thesa
papers Is tho Petersburg (Ya.) IAdez-Appeai,
which on tho 11th inst. printed an article as
seditious as that Of the Gazette, and making
tho circular Of Judge TAFT the pretext tor
threats Of murder aud assassination. A fow
extracts will ahow tho spirit OF tho article.
The Inler-Appeal says:
Our enmlty ought to 10 aud IT, mol against tho
UNHAPPY aud dcluded blacks, but upon tho wretch.
cd n!kcrcants, with white facea aud bla:k hearts,
who have sown tho sceds Of discosd In tho South,
a!lenalcd the two that once lived in harmony
mud peace. mud wrecked the prosperity that h1d
been prosesb!al before It tempted tpls evil lust.
These are the missionaries Ut mischief, al uhoss
6!aek eotons ths Ftopis u tht South should strik<
v any disorder Il forced upon than at the polls In
fosemotF. .. . II that unfortunate emcr-
, 1876-09-18
2mhsb!e-topped centre tables, 32fi, 800.
Lut Of ted-flEnIshing ....,.,......,,,...,.

Total ........,....,....,..,... $40, 4o3
Il1ia c!RIm was presented to Congress by
d. y. FuI1ER, Democratic member af CON-
Escss from indiana. 1t nlso contained cor-
til'cato Of Maj. -uon. JAMEs D. srEEpMAS, q
Democratic politician aud editor in Toledo,
o., and prospective Secretary Of War uEilor
TtLnEs. This is but ona Of 100,000 cfnims
equally fictitious, equally fraudulent on their
faco, md equally large In their proportions.
These claims will not fall short in the aggre-
cato Of s9,ooo,oo0,ooo. II The claimants
hare had tho courage to present these tlo-
mands to Republican Congress, what will
they do whom The Democracy arc In control
Of the Government, and When nlf tho NC
counting officers Of tho Government will bo
Democrats md lnnny of thom ex-Confcd.
erates7 II TtLpEN DO elected, then tho
Democratic party will havo complete control
over oil departments Of the Government.
They can by single act authorize and
direct tho allowance Of this class Of claims
by tho Court Of Claims; they cnn authorize
and direct their examination and payment
by tho Secretary Of War OF tho Secretary of
tho Treasury, Tito plan, however, will bo
tho purely Democratic States-lsight ono, OF
having oach State in it's sovereign capaoity,
netting for Its own people, present
tn diplomatic form demand for n
specific sum to bo paid to that State, to bs
distributed among It's patriotic citizens who
suffered, directly or indirectly iii person or
property, pecuniary loss or damage because
of lin f,rnaarufion ~ ,xnr t,+,nr curl, Ecv-