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on the s5ih May ISIS the trout entrance Of AHo-
lAu Hale wn be sold public auction. the lots
NuuAnu street. Honolulu. known the Everett" pre-
IHse Upse. price, 1000. The lot is subject TO
ease for eve years from January ssth ISIS, annual
reHtal $3.50 J. MOTT SMITH.
Interior ofce, Minister Of Interior.
April 18th 1878. sos
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on saturday Aprii o. ISIS at I2 O'Clock noon viii be
sold public Anction three situated in Kuaokahua
Hon0luiu aud Government lots Nos. III, IFS
aud Ia. Upset price, $50 per lot.
J. MOTT SMITH, Minister Of Interior.
Interior one. March Is. ISIS. 6Ss
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SUPREME COURT OF rHE HAWAIIAN

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Islands. Ooha, 81, april Term. A. Z. 1878
Kaiikoie (, llieilAnt. Kshnhuki w. lbslee. LIhsl
for divorce
In the above entitled libel for divorce ordered
that decree of divorce from the of nAtruouy -
entered In favor or The sad Kakoie k the cansa n
the adultery Of the said kahuhsk mads absfuts
after the expiration ~ Az months from the of
decree upon eompance with the thereof nniess
suteient Cause shall appear 10 the contrary.
beant 10 ordered 20 pubsh attested COPY Of thiu
order 10 the Hawaiian Gazette and Kuokoa aewspapes
for SIX successive weeks. The 1rst pubcAin wilma
one month from the date of this order, Al persons
Interested may, within months show case Wig 40
decree should not be made absolute
By the Court, JNO. Z BARNARD. Clerk
Dated this 9Th day OF April A. D. 1878.
Honolulu. Oahu. hereby certify tE4i 1he foregoing
true and 1hfui copy % the original decree of divorce
now On ale In The once q ta suprsme court o. ne Ha
wEllan Islands.
A. witness ny hand thls sth Gay of AprH. A. D.
1873. mo & BARNAED.
col stS cIerk Of tie Supreme conrt
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II has pleased His Majesty the King appoint their
Exuslencies W L. Moehonua and samuel Kipi MOBILES.
IolAuI Palace, April IS ISIS. 6s2
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SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Islands, Oahu. s.. Apr Term. A-D. is7s-
Anee K, n0ellAnt, KAmaka VI, nbeilse. Libel Tor
divorce
In the above entitled libel for dvorcs IL h NV ordered
thar decree Of divorce from the bond Of nAraony h
entered In favor cf the said Auee for cause o. the
desertlOn and adultery % the saf KsAkA w. V b made
absolute after the expiration Of six from ts dat
OF this decree, upon compliance with thereof
unless sufficient shall the contrary And
the lbeilant ordered publish attsste cops f fhis
order In the Hawaiian Gazstfe kn0x0a uaWspapers
for six successive weeks the first pubation s uith
10 0ne month from the date Of t urer. that peruns
Interested within ar months. shoW cause Ehy .ad
decree should not be made aaaolate.
BY The Court. JNo- L BARNARD, cisrk-
Dated this stu day Of prfl. d. is5a
Honolulu, Oahu. hereby certify that The foreEo-
Ing true and faithful copy 0f the original 1ecree Of
divorce now on NE Ia the once Of tns Supreme coart of
the Hawaiian Islands
As witness my hand n q sth day of APRIL A d
l57s. mo z. BARNARD.
COL 90 CLERK Supreme Court
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LOST.

A LADY,S GOLD BRACELET. SET WITH
pearls, engraved under side with letters n. W.
70 s. W suitable reward wiz be paid returned 70
this once. 6s3
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Mr. wahlnemAIss OF EAipspau, hereby duly appoint
ed Poundssier for tue Dstrc OF KOolsuoa, Island Of
oAhu 10 place Of KA0lulo IN KAPENA,
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SupREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Islands Oahu, IS April Term. A. D. 1875.
HaAwiwalwai K, lbelant, Waikaue W. libeuee. Libel
for divorce.
In above entitled libel for divorce 10 Is ordered
that decree Of divorce from the bond OF matrmony be
entered in favor Of the said HAawwEwa for the Of
the adultery OF the said WakABe W. absolute
after the expiration OF months from the Of
Decree upon compliance with thereof unless
sufficient cause st appear 20 the contrary. And the
lbelaDt is ordered publish atiesed copy OF this
order in the Hawaiian Gazette and KnOkoa newspapers
for SIX successive weeks, first publication
month from the date this order all persons
may, within six months, show cause why said decree
should be made absolute
BY the Court, A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk.
Dated this 5th day Of April A. d 1875
Honolulu Oahu, hereby certify that the foregO-
log and faithful copy Of the original decree
divorce file n the oice or the supreme Court OF
the Hawaiian Islands
AS witness my hand this sth day OF ApnI, A d.
1873. A. ROSA,
a9l ste Deputy Clerk Supreme Court.
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During my absence from Maui, the Hon Abr Foruander
win act As Governor for lhe Island of its
psadencies W. L. MoEH0NUA.
LahAlns. Aprn %. ISIS tessl Governor Of Maui.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

FVVHE PARFsERsHIY HErHERfo Rxius-
n Ing between the undersigned is tEa dag dissolved
by mutual consent
An debts cue By the iass arm wa bs discharged hy
Henry Bruins and all accounts dus 70 the arm n -
cevsd by him
HENRY BRUINS.
PAUL WALEMEE5TER-
The business vii be carried on by ths aid Henry
Bruus his accoant ffo and aftsr this dzse All
Island orders promptly attended . as herainfore-
Witness Edward Preston.
Honolulu, April 8, 1873. G.ss
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SUPREmE COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN

OE hANA
- Isiapds, in Probate
order of notice Of petition for allowance accounts
and final distribution OF property.
In the Of the Guardianship of Abol Victoria
KeIk minor At Chambers before Chief Justice Harris
on reading and ng the petition and accounts Of Ala
guardian OF the person and property Of
the above named minor, wherein be asks to be allowed
and charges himself with el30.s2z. and asks that
the may be examined and approved, and that a
final order may be made OF distribution OF the property
remaining In his hands TO the persons thereto entitled
and dschargng him and his surees from all further
sponsbilisy guardian. II ordered that Thurs
day. the sth day OF May, A. D. 1875. 10 O'Clock
before the said Justice at Chambers 10 the Court House.
Honolulu. and the Is hereby appointed rs the
place for hearing said petition and accounts and
all persons interested then and there appear
and show cause, any they have, why the same should
be granted and present evidence as to who are
entitled the said property and that this order In the
English language be published In the Hawaiian Gazette
newspaper printed and published ia HO1olnu for three
successive weeks previous to the time therein appointed
for said hearing
Dated Honolulu a L. this Isth day Of April, AD 1s7s
CHAs. C. HARRIS.
Chief Justice Supreme Court
Attest: A. Rosa, Deputy Clerk. ss2 81
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Pratt's and Devoe's Kerosene Oil.
- BoLLEs CO.
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onloe Of Governor OF oahu, ApFll Is, 1875 6s9
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eount of the surrender ruTn,s.s- - According
don correspondents !: Prooa1 s Psba had found bis
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n..s9-.. ...-a .,rr,ea r H.P-, v Mel yrei X,
- ]. s. Lemon sesFsE, =
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CUPREME COURT OF TME HAWAIIAN

Chief Justice supreme Court.
Attest: A. Rosa, Deputy Clerk. 6s2 st
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Of the volunteers 3O,75O are artillery, while the
naming 1870 900 light horse, engineers, and rife
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t;oYerpmeut Land Cor Sale.

?, ]. II Won SEGs s.Ira. Minister Of Interior.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-19

COAST.
CALIFORNIA.
RETURN OF KEARNEY AND
WELLOCK.
ARREST OF A EaOODLUM.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BODIE.
J.. b. DUNCAN ESCAPES AGAIN.
Danger from High Water.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Is.
Kearney and Wellock arrived from
San Jose this morning, and were met
at the train by about 1880 working
men, and escorted up town.
The usual meeting was held at the
sand lots this afternoon, passing off
without any incident of special impor.
lance. About the time the meeting
adjourned special officer Jones arrest
ed a hoodlum on Mission street, near
Sixth, for stoning a Chinaman at the
corner of Market and Fifth streets. He
was met by a crowd of Kearney's au-
dience, who, learning the facts in the
case, ordered the officer to release the
prisoner. He, OF course, refused, and
of the crowd forcibly dragged the
prisoner from the officer. The latter
then seized the assailant, who resisted
the officer. He struck him with his
club, when the crowd closed around
Jones, with cries of chang him I"
"Kill him !" etc. They finally over.
powered him and took him down to
the police station, and preferred the
charge of battery against him. AS
soon as the Chief of Police learned the
facts in the case, he released Jones on
his own recognlZance. The parties to
the affair will probably be arrested to-
morrow.
1t stormed heavily this morning,
and II is now cloudy, with indications
of more rain.
BoDIE, CAL, Feb. IS.
On Wednesday night, a fire broke
out in the restaurant and boarding.
house of Sam Chung, on King street,
near ellison q Barber's store, which,
at n time, threatened the destruction
of the entire town. A terrific snow
storm, with a gale of wind, was pre-
vailing at the time, but, fortunately,
the wind was blowing from a direction
unfavorable to the spread OF the fire.
Through the energy of the citizens,
the flames were subdued, after the
total destruction Of two large frame
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la;nrs. The loss is about $40, 900,

buildings. The loss is about $40, 900,
and is said to be insured.
Rapid advancement is being made
in the development of the mines, and
new and important strikes are daily
reported.
The discovery of rich ore in the
shaft of the Bechtel mine was recently
made. The samples taken from IL
assayed from $500 TO SIS, 900 per ton. :,
Heavy -snow-storms, accompanied
by severe gales of wind, continue al
most without interruption.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Is.
An effort was made Yesterday to ar
rest j. C. Duncan. 1t was supposed
that he would try to make his escape
on the schooner, e. j. McKinnon,
bound for Central America. After
considerable of an effort. the schooner
was boarded and searched. Some of
Duncan's clothing and effects were
found, but, by some means, be made
his esrape.
Regarding the telegram from New
York, about the establishment OF a
branch of the Nevada Bank, the state
ment is unauthorized. No buildings
have been secured for that purpose,
and the statement is premature.
The Sacramento river this morning
is higher than ever before known.
The American river is very high, and
a rush of water against the levee, OPP
| posite it's mouth, is surrounding the
town of Washington, and is described
as terrific. Every exertion is being
made to prevent a crevasse, and thus
far with success. A break has oc
Cured in the levee on the Yolo side OF
the river, about six miles below Wash
ington, which has somewhat relieved
the pressure Oh the levee.
1t has been showing in the mount
aims and raining heavily in the valleys
and on the foothills, and all the
reain have risen rapidly.
Sacramento City is undoubtedly Sc
cure, but considerable damage is 70
ported throughout the valley.
The wash-out on the Placervllie and
Sacramento Railroad, just above Fol-
som, has stopped travel.
The bridge at Williams creek. on the
California and Oregon road, and the
trestle near Wheatland, are washed
away.
The track south of Chico is eight
feet under water. Between Unita and
Gamma the span of the bridge, l75 feet
long, vas carried away, and two miles
of he track is under deep water.
There are small washouts all along
the line.
The levee is broken between Wheat
land and Bear river. The track is car
ried away in several places.
No trains to-day between Sacramento
and Vallejo. The bridge below Davis
Vile is thrown out of line and impass-
able from drift.
The northern road is badly cut up
and travel stopped.
The Central and Western Pacific
main lines are all right.
Considerable seepage and drainage
water has collected i'll the lower por-
ton of Sacramento city, owing TO the
flood below the city, but the pumps
hold it in check.
The Catholic Church at St. Helena,
Napa county, was blown down last
night, and considerable minor dam.
age is reported. The storm has been
unusually heavy AMI seems likely to
be renewed before morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-19
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
THAT BARGAIN.

The San Francisco Bulletin is n OF
the fairest and most truthful of the
Republican organs on this coast. Al
luding to the bargain by which the
vote of Louisiana was given to Hayes,
1t SAYS:
There can be but little doubt that If
there was anything secret in the late
Presidential election it will have to
tonne out. In this country public men
can not long deal in insinuations, mods
and winks. The theory of the open
secret about which public men OF all
shades of political opinion have some
thing to say, either in the way OF
affirmation or denial, is that the vote
of Louisiana was secured by corrupt
means for President Hayes, and that
afterwards his inauguration was
brought about by a bargain with the
Southern men in Congress. In these
intrigues the statesmen who visited
count are said to be implicated. There
are, likewise, inuendoes affecting John
Sherman, Stanley Matthews and other
prominent public men.
Now, if we are any judge of things,
the facts have already come out. The
conference at Wormerley's Restau-
rant has been admitted over and over
aga in in interviews with the prominent
actors and on the floor of the House.
All agree that an understanding was
reached by which Mr.. Hayes agreed
to withdraw the troops and recognize
the Nichols government, while
ocrats contracted to abandon all idea of
skirmishing and allow the count to
proceed. These facts are so we'll
known and understood, that it seems
strange that there can be any one at
this late day to doubt their correctness.
The bargain indeed went to the extent
of Mr.. Hayes delivering to Charley
Foster an elaborate letter embodying
his proposed policy with reference to
Louisiana and South Carolina. That
he deliberately stipulated to throw
overheard Packard and Chamberlain,
in order to make his own road clear
to the Presidency, does not admit of a
doubt. The terms of the bargain were
taken down by members Of the con-
ference, and the compact is still in ex-
istence in writing. Why, it has not
been a week since President Hayes
invoked that agreement to show that
the Louisiana Returning Board should
enjoy immunity from prosecution.
This of itself ought to be conclusive Of
the whole case.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Treaties of 1856 and 1871
Threatened.
THE CONGRESS- TO MEET AT BADEN
BADEN.
Meeting of wOrkingmen in London.
WITHDRAWAL OF THE BRITISH
FLEET.
Meeting of workinGmen in London.
LONDON. Feb. IS.

A-CNN 4 Wv no.
In the House of Lords, to night,
Lords S~trathedson and Campbell viii
move that in the opinion of the House
the terms of the armistice between
Russia and the Porte are such as to
Justify Her Majesty's Government in
taking every precantion to discourage
that encroachment by which the treat
les OF 1856 and 1871 are unfortunately
threatened.
Some OF the officers at Aldershot
have been semi-olficially notified that
the Second Army Corps will be mo-
biiized at an early date.
Frankfort on-the- Main is conspicu
ously mentioned as the place for
holding the congress-, but Baden
Baden is likely to be selected.
Austria lays great stress on the CON
gress assembling az soon as possible,
as the surest means to prevent further
complications.
A public meeting of the working
men of London on the Eastern ques-
ton is fixed for Thursday next.
ROME, Feb. Is.
After the special service invoking
aid OF the Holy Spirit for the Conclave,
the Cardinals will to night enter the
cells on the third story OF the Vatican.
The operations of the Conclave will
begin to morrow. All the Cardinals
have arrived except Di Traetlo, st.
Mare and Apulzo, who are not COM
ing, and McCloskey.
Cardinals Dipetro, Bishop of Porto,
De Lucca. Project of the Congregation,
and Pancbianco, of the Grand Peniten-
tiary, are acceptable for election by the
Italians. cardinal Parocchi, Arch
bishop of Ravenna, is favored by the
foreign Cardinals; while Cardinals
Pecci, the Pontifical Camerlengo, and
Di Canassa, Bishop of Verona, are sup
ported in variouus quarters.
LONDON, Feb. IS.
In reply to a question by Lord Gran
vile, Lord Derby responded that Adj
miral Hornby had moved his fleet to
Mandania Bay, on account of better
anchorage there and better Geographic
communication with Constantinople.
There were no further advices re.
garding the Russian advance IN Con-
stantinople. Information bad been
received regarding a possible advance
on Gallapoli, but The Government had
not time to consider it.
Up to Sunday evening the Foreign
office had received no official inforrna-
ton indicating a Russian advance on
Constantinople or Gallapoli.
A Paris correspondent telegraphs:
Intelligence is received here that Bis
marck, on Tuesday, will be able to an
nounce, that owing to Emperor VIII
liam's friendly Intervention, Russia
has resolved to maintain an attitude
which cannot imperil the peaceful So
luton of the existing difficulties.
According to the latest information,
England aud Russia will maintain
their respective military and naval
positions during the session of the
Congress. No other Power will enter
the Dardanelles, lest it should increase
the complications.
The British fleet has been withdrawn
to Mudiaria Bay, forty miles south OF
Constantinople. This movement is
attributed to the desire on the part OF
England to facilitate negotiations, and
to prevent the entry of the Russians.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-19

NEW TO ID y.
NOTICE
To Ali Whom It May Concern.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
L notice that he claims and owns certain
mining ground in the Secret Canyon Mining
District, Eureka County, Nevada, now known
and located as the "Endeavor' mine, the
said location having been made by me on the
LIST day Of January. A. d. 1878; the said mine
working for or under him, who are upon,
having been formerly known as the Page
Il Corwin mine. And one John Potter,
his agents and employees, and all persons
working or claiming said mine. or any part
thereof. are notified to vaeate and cease work
in said mine. as | claim the same by Local
ton under the mining laws of the United
States and the local mining laws Of Secret
Canyon Mining District.
II. c. KIRKPATRICK.
Eureka. Nevada. February Is. 1878.
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Dom PEDRO is a very sensible EN-
peror; more sensible than the majority
of his class. But then. when a fellow
is paid $500. 900 a year for ruling a
country, and his wife $4,000 for as
sisting him, he ought to be a very
sensible individual.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-19

p~arison of the ways and methods OF
acquisitions of wealth in the mining
industry OF the Pacific coast with the
Ways and methods of its acquisition
anywhere. and, least of all, with the
ways and methods Of Wall street,
where these attacks upon my constitu-
ents originated.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-19

COUNSELLOR w. w. BISHOP, since
his return from the "Great West" has
a very clear idea of the political situa-
ton in Nevada.
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A Pay.Car Loaded with silver.

THE Elko Post advises the Republi-
can slate-makers to put down Con-
gresham Wren to succeed himself.
We suppose Mr.. Wren will be accord
ed another chance before the people.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-19

A GENTLEMAN, who has lately been
sloshing around among the Republic
ans of Western Nevada, informs us
that there is not one man in twenty
over that way who stands in with
Hayes. The percentage is ever less,
we think, out this way.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-19

THE Bay papers say Jim Keene is
turning his attention to the Black
Hills. He has a corps ofquartz experts
in the Hills selecting a property for
him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-19

A YOUNG lady in Wisconsin refused
an offer of marriage on the ground that
her father was not able to support a
large family.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-19

The Enterprise grows enthusiastic
over Senator Jones, and says the peo-
Pile of Nevada, without regard to party,
should rise up as one man and re-
elect him. This reminds us of an in.
cident of the last Presidential cam
paign. Mr.. Hayes, in his letter of
acceptance, knowing that every Fed
eral billet in the United States was
filled by a good, square Republican,
took occasion to say hat he should re-
move no one except for cause Then
it was that the Enterprise and other
good Republican prints said Mr.. Til
den was not a patriot, because he did
not give similar assurances. Person.
ally we think we'll of Senator Jones,
and would as soon see him returned
as any other Republican in the State,
but to be frank, We must take issue
with a programme which has for its
object the merciless goring of the
Democratic OK.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-19

BUSINESS men have evidently fallen
on rough times in Chicago. During
the month of January forty two indi-
viduals and firms took advantage Of
the Bankrupt law. The entire amount
of liabilities shown by this procedure
was 81 ,341 1855 Sc. Besides this amount,
there wa $780, 1876 81 of secured debts,
making a total OF 50, ISL ,9S2 IL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-19

DIED.

Eureka, February r7-Infant daughter OF j.
L. Martin.
Carson, February 1j-Mrs. +. C. Bigler, aged
81 years and y months.
Elso. February l2-George Woods, aged 80
years.
Aurora, February S-INfant child of /. N.
Farwell.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-19
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
Tuycarora, February l2-J ohm kimball to
Miss Mary Eagen.
BORN.
Elko, February lI-Wife of Julius Reinhart.
a son.
Virginia, February l4-Wife Of John Ran
kin, a daughter.
Aurora, February l0-Wife Of NJ. NJ. Waltz,
q son.
Wtlfington's Station, February S-Wife of
John A. Rogers, twins a boy and a girl.
Carson, February A. Wife OF IL. c. Hol-
brook, a son.
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NEWS.

SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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NOTICE..

hURING MY ABSENCE IN CALIFOR-
IL mia, W. ii. DAVENPORT, Esq, will
attend to my business.
A. M. HILLHOUSE.
Eureka, January 10. 1878. jy2Otf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-19

NEW 1ohh, itb. To-
Peter Cooper has issued an appeal to
the country, in which he declares it to
be the duty of our Government to re-
monetize silver, and also to do all that
is possible to be done to induce those
Governments that have demonetized
silver to remonetize the same. he de
clares that the policy of specie pay
ments is producing a similar condition
of Indebtedness 10 that which was
brought on England by the attempt to
force specie payment on that country
after a suspension of more than 20
years.