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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24
5)awaiian 6aErtte.
vEpNEsnAY. NovENRER .. lsse.

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Ssssrasy. We esve sE-vaSsr exr-~ss~a ear erla-
Saz cs ne roaa saaczarzE sAsuz IN Mr.. Avrs-
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uesl~ ne ars aware tAss tAs< ezss-sezaszs x As-a
VIII =as have sAa ezses uAssA vVz& ee Eassse As
sv~ =ssz=sess Fe-sazal szss-xssw us.A tAss gez-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE AAnEEsfbNED HAFENG BEEN AP-
IL Eu-ted z6ZEi-zrzzsr of the estate Of Iozue Wsio
eerease1- hereby ESsisy ali Psr-9as having Claims
E11lsl tie 20 e<ezt szi1 cisiss With E01ch-
err 11T res-lczIs1 - hi tie aid ziziuist-s tor
maths tuz ~ Gs.e Ae-s0f sseT ALL h= forever
E1-re1
rested 70 EElfs fzEzesaEe rszFenf of the re ns
aSoEs ar szIE wi ee aru1EzE 10 rezgser sseA dehs-
W.R CASTLE
Adzinfs--zrn- Estare Ioare Tnfo
Dated Hn1olzlz- = NcFszb>-- 1s35- x Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24
CIRCUIT COURT AT CHAMBERS,

= Ieir JnlictAl ni>trfcf- Hawaiian ISlsnds IN pro-
hAis- In the Essste II J. PORTER Of Hilo Hawaii.
deceased. Before :. : lyman. Cireait Jeice.
Or readsnS and 1ag the petition of kakonA Porter.
Of hfc. Hawaii alleging thzt John ]. Porter Of Hilo
died al Htio c2 the - SiSr OF -. A n iSSl and
p-svirs foe probate OF the wii Of Jokn J. Porter de-
essscs Il i ordered thai SATURDAY the fith day Of
DECEMBER l. n tSS1 i hereby appointed for hear-
ing said petition the Court Ho1se IN Hilo 10 A. NJ
vAiek time and Pszce all persons eoacernei may Ap
Pes- and show Why sid petition shcaid not Be
granted +. :. LYMAN. CircuitAtQdse
Naverahs- II 1871 ~ .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24
M ruh srraSus cornr or rms nA

/ wsiian kiaeSaom kAiakaaa. Ay the Grace Of God
of the Hawaiian Islands, ktags
To William &. cSrSe. Esquire. Marshal OF the King
Ssaa ~ his ncpnty-<srectings You hereby COM
mAndcS - srnraon Charles Alexander Cihon 81 Syt-
rey New >ash Wales. defendant. n he shall nie
written answer within twenty days after service hereof
IL ec and appear eefo<c the SaPre Coart the cto
eE terra tscr tc b. holden a the Co0rt Room of the
Cesrt hcase. Honolulu. In the Island of OShu Men
dav the h Gsy 0t 0teecs next, at 10 oelock A. NJ TO
shew why the claim cf Julia Fletcher Chou ef
awarded her pursuant the teRc< cf her annexed pc
csca And have thea aud Their this writ with full
rete-a - y0ar pSeceeainss thereon.
Witness, hca, CHARLES {. HARRIS, Chief Justice
e Oar Supreme CeaC AZ HonSlalu this tszh Gay of
JHly. A tS&A
(>SyneSl A. ROSA peputy Clerk.
TIE said c. A. Gihen no; being in the Kingdom did
The tsih day ef ialy. n n l> per : Cly of >ys-
ncy mail the address Of the said Charles < GiAon
>yaey tree sad evr;iaed copy Of the within
ons hGt Ee 10 The dale of this return, reply has
heen received therefro1.
(>SSuedl W. {. PARkE. Marshal
HcSolrIr. okEr ss-I hereby certify that the within
and foScrS Is true and faithful copy of the original
issued in the Libel for nivoce Julia Fletcher
Ssihca Charles Alexander GiAoa. and also Of the
NsrshSs return there,os and that by rcSsSa Of said
\ y. lS did o-er the case eoatinued the aext Jan
usry A. d 1881. and that In the meantime
tested COPY os said sauaons be printed prescribed
by the Ss,zt requiring the said respondent
Al said January ttx-a-
In witness vheof have hereunio set nv hand this
S-Sh 6Ay ~ Octoh-r. 4. n 1891
SS * JNo- L. BARNARD. Clerk Supreme Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
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The FOILoWIEe PlRcsLs or LlNu MHELY

The F0Ll0HlaG PARCELS OF LAND, NAMELY:
LOT I-kaIEIE- in Kzlihl. OAhu and containing
an areA of ss scres. more o. less
LOT s-LEaHA. in Kalihf aforesaid and contain
i1s of s. sSto acres uo-e les fThese two
l11> xleia e.eA other. and excellent grazing lands
Tssae Royai F1f-ntl
LoT SONS LOT OF LAND situated Ia Pamoo
M na1lO1- entrance from uozeI stree. containing
cf ito cf This toS l. leased fer So per
AnE1=,- the lease expiring Jane Szh. ISL
LuT 4-Tazs ics % the ep<Rer Of King snd PuEch-
eoEi streets. with the ko1ses thereon. containing
zrcz % Iln Of This lot subject life in
te-eSs og Ms K2-kG who is about 70 year, cf
4sr. the life Interest 10 Be stated 1Ay Of sale
Lof 5-Los in Waikiki, hAlALll. containing an
z-sA q ss-lso acre<-
LoT s-Los in III Of Pau. waikiki. containing An
area q lsl q an arr Ias = OEe patch. and eau Be
PAINTED in k4lo rice-
LOT --Lss in Naaoa, consisting Of l4 aeres This
< i issss for SS per <nazz PAYABLE Senisnn uaIiy
he lease expires SSPsezber 81 ISL
LOT s-Tee AHUPCAA OF HAPIEr situated
u kootxzFoko. 01hr sErvey Of which i IN
Of F1rzrt- TEis is vaa1hie piec@ Of land com
P-istRS Taz and rice l1nSs and vairzhle tsh ponds
expiring December 81 1851 1lso secrad lease for $50
Per 1E1r1- expiring O<rooer 81. Isss.
Lar s-Tee weli knosu los Ct HAIHoEIPo Sit
1zrs3 Pxixes Wax. and containing area of $50
q
LOT Io-Tkc BUILDINGS On th- shove lot to Be
sod sepafttely. .r1 % be rc1ovsI within DAYS after
sold on The PREMISES -iamediztesy aftr- the sale
q TIE oSh-x I0t Tie terms Of the sale cash and
cess Il the s-peEse az the pzrch.sr szhiecf to zp
prevail D. the Probate Co1r1-
Es-FS. Ch..ts szd sz-vsy. aad esisr IEtg-aaiiou,
Aaaiais;rator Ct tie Rs.ase Of c. Kanains-
Hc1rlri1- Oxrn1=r sssh- 1sc< 9ft -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24

The following ooTrsszslc5snce needs 10 enrn-
u,zut- The 1sssrtiuCS uzzis hy the P. IsrsrsEser
oo1csrnins C1ps- Ap C1-sshy Jones have al
trzcsed sood 6eAl Of noeics. and are nov n
fzssG--Eso-l
Nh EDCruz- he only rsply that vas made By
shc editor % tie p L 4ErsrFfssr and HSsszsssSs ~
Eryrsss Il ANSWER ID nv references from HaEaIiAn
hEszorr reEE-1zs Is Izp1EzrR1o that Com Ap
C1sssfF Jolss- of the L : ) Psssasr- demanded
and snfo-csd large rrrixzl1rlons from the Ha-
zaIrtr G1Ee-zrzsnt II I,stS vas q paragraph that
Il better Rad up ou history, OF which knew
nothing did mt reply % this rssnVSs bUr nv
xrzIcle s5ScsJ-Al- for hear nothing further
froG VI. GthsU1 q this subject ! chzllsa<sd
ErE t1ez rr1Es 1ES zS>sTsEoES- Were Il -hxs
sEEs uzf1cnsts6 statement Ezz1s N TIE Legs
La-1rs- and viii the sElizns intent 1o sxcSte ths
natives EZzIu<z the T. : GoysrlEsus. vU1li n5s
have En1lsrti Il f---lsr- h.Eve hozevs- recently
received h-srsr t-ucz Rszr-A1n1Irzl Craven vEo
WIS a EiGshir1zzn O. ths Psac-cE and Who i.
ps<rxSs- The o1ly s=-xTEu< u tEr saIp company
pzolHSk tahs l=s5sr TO Ecss zEzczz1lly spike Mr.
GssErs1E-s E--s or tins subject
Ic--x rr-nv A r. yUpD
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24
Hew 7dteyfiseuurufs-


A RETEKTEwT A LIMA. BH A SCOTCH
A MAE slzasT an 4 Fi...1a alslza ~ z1.eA- At1szes
< ErrLELLAy EECEAWAE
81 Er-<E Erltaiz1 - rtfl Orr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24
POSTPONED TO NOVEMBER 80.
Administrators Sale.

TyHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE THAT
n E-ru-1sncs wifh o-se- r11de by the Hon. ChsS
Harris Ckisf Justice Of The SzpEeze COlrt on the th
e1E a octooer- II vii s'ii sr Yz5lic a7ctioa-
Monday. the s9th day Of November, 1850,
AZ Z oeek IN frzI of AIioi.ni Hale IN Hoao-
Izlz- ta- fnlhgEisz des<Eih~1 real estate vi1-
i=z Al 1hs title AID interest Of kazp%nA late
cf zi1 H01ozfz deceased II and TO all 1hOse premises
y. H1113esz1c- Waikiki O1ka c0Ersininz S-Ifn of an
Hr-e- ee-c-ihed IN ROYAL P1Eezg Xo- 4e<s t5 Ezh1e
e1G Al hat % iEz4 Fort tn H0loluil
via rHs hzk-iEe thsreoz Iseiy ocr1p5ed b. aid Ka
zReE1- cc1rznfEE o. 80 square feet ard de-
srrlbe1 II 6esd Of kaEEilspol<po rerorIed Hber 81
f1Zis - p NJ HATCH
A1Efnis-r1-or Es-zte 0f Eauo@-a
Oeroosr q. 80 ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24

WA&ma Nm nany EuneermA
~ hcc-Aarce tA~ Axa uPRrpvee 1NA Aar W Apxess
tslsA n Fesees F~sa 1,nfeetsss e resslee =,
A1s1-iA1 tc.eef u ts.s - ~ Eet,et Stzess MA
ttk1 l. Hcrrza = trEclz19t xress (s.s-t~ ~ lat
fz< - Aiecaoh f9rsrs uAN AZ sSeas - sAsP Ese q
~ Fst NJ tAs OHises >laiss wia nesis Ne Exess
NHNrM N4 4he trtrat4 an aFrai tANs NJ mAy rx&nsre
s1he E. are ~ shAe ~ rse eFrsl4sate tAt x = ~
ETeu.e E1t Ere1luC~ VI ~ tesvNiiae ts,zr&s
Are = secr-&.ece vs.A ~ AK Ae4 Aafs 2Ses
Spt ser exa1irssisa Sr1 ces. 1cssr, a. AZ s1a >.
4s1st Nt1es ~ ele ~ aso s>sA ar2 II F~ess<ssee
Naf 1zf lr-s 4Hn14ats sAza tgn.
acafN = Va AlNk&. Nsasxscr sf Fsna=ees
EenesFHa tts44Arr : rS& ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24

-PoEr<Nu7rE- n H Ocsobez l5sh- 1881
M Issr 81 had The pI=aSz-s OF r=cxzyIng
F1o- n5ce ak 1kE 3rh Es-i-0 90 SATURDAY. tke 15ch
lz<Gz1-- Hhsr VOC szy n that letter Of th= dis
czsEoscs II TN E11nlzfa papers II rslz-l11 10
claims f1r dAEEzeS made bE CEpc- Ap CzsES5y
Eocss-1zzIn=s Ees Tlsz- Hn1oiaE1 4 te= P,seErE
n E.z-z<z1zzz skz HzzzIlz1 G0ssEu2=n- y al
esES % L. / rsc-zEh=r EEli sU-rz rrznszc-lorS
v1ch occurred Gzr1ze -hz- Esssr rsz--iezIzriy the
tz.-1 ttzE- CzpG- Ic1zs s5o1 ztsSE 0zr ARRIVAL n
E7noGE1z EszI-U-sd Co1rs Of In41Iry and
tlnru1ZH-y izvssriErsi cerzzzz Complaints aeT1sz
the EElss51CEr1zs SHieE E4d be~1 made bT the
BrlzESh Cdcszl- CkA-fta1- and other foreIzzers.
=ssEss1Ety zeE -szssrs z-1zTz O0f Of the vlsIt q
EkE lslgSzs- 1lL3=r tEe eI1zzzxz5 az -OId z1ad
44.k PsryTszI = and rE1ezn1ex rtz rsszIz Of thai
znTsszlzzza1z-=7 fzFurzalE u she uzsssouzrles
and sss satisfactory 70 tn Hawaiian GoEe-uEznt
Bst1rs tie rsszEpr 5f F0- l=sser had zETsr hszrd
cf anzre AErIzS h,su zzF 6zEzrsz1ss q tt= sn0rz
1f oE6G - 6EZzGss between o1r respective Gov
=rEEEczz. zE1 - fr ~ know. Carl J01zz 1eFsr
EzEaz ezizr-sd an szElA1zzrs1nz ~ clzIzzz IA.
1E=azss- nor enEnEgsd she enllsez11a OE any dsSt
szrIzzg kz< Fas7z To H11t1lz fr1zz th= Covert
1f tke HEzEzEEE Esizz1z .
La Wy respectfully
SD -IzG 2 CAVE
u : HzTT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24
NOTICE.

nURING Ny ABSENCE PROM
~ ine hlaKtpua nay nen Wfilg4=a n Hnrcrr .rf'1
aet fpr ne l1def P0uef of AflerntTs
x 20 IA HoPFEE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24
~ TuE sUPREME CnURr Or TmE

Il Hawaiian kiNgiosa. kaiakaaa, oy the Grace %
Sesi - the hAwaAtsa Islands. ktnes
~ William 4, farke, ksQuire. Marshal of the klNr>
aeHs. ~ hts ncpetxtsreetlHeS x0n arr AcrVAy ccFa.
msnded te Snnsen nrsey 0iles defendant In case he
seSll ee wtn answer within twvas days after scrvsce
Acyef 10 ee aud appear Nefese the supreme Coatt At
thr occecr terra Acref, 10 Be held Al the Court Rco
~ the Ccart Hcase Hos,oala IN the Island of oahu an
N~aaAy, The al &ss ~ 0esescr rext. W clock A. NJ
- sAew eanse why tke eaim cf Emmelire A. NJ Giles,
rlslsttd sAcaid aol b. awarded her pursuant to the
seaor ~ her annexed rciitea. And ha, yOa thea and
theEv Tits writ with ia tetusa ef yosir prececisRrs
ther<<sn.
witaess, Hoa. CHARLES c. HARRIS, Chief Justice
~ Ger Sapsesse Court At Heaelala this N day % oe
teNcr. \. II, tS0
k>ssneSN A. ROSA. DEPUTY Clerk
No service xxdr on the Within Summons. the within
mentioned H. Sslc< having lett this Kingdom the 18th
asy ~ August. iSsS GA the German bark Mavina fcs
Henxkcac.
(>tsaeeD W. c. PARKE, Marshal
HoSctvtr. oAar IL hereby eertifs sAas the Within
ard fceoiag trae and tAiAfa copy % the original
Sanraeas issued In the Label far nivUrcs Hnmene A.
NJ Giles "a Henry Ss,cs and sisss of the Nar<hSlS r
tare thesvtos and that by reason 81 said NarshaS
sre the Cesrt, ., the ootoecr tern therccf A. u ISL
did orer the continued to the January tern
A. u ISL. aud that IN the meantime Sttessrd copv
said summons b. pzfntrd prescribed ey the statute
requiring tAS said respondent 10 al said January
terra.
2 wi,asss wAesect have Aerrun,o my Aaad this
- q 1No. y. BARNARD. Clerk Saprsmo Court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24

~ E----s-.lst szzl-- ssssa s1T Hrp.a1sss y -ns
49, st - rrs-rr c-1rn D, 1s----1z1
$780, r7.-1 ~ -in 7ss1s1a1rl - 1Iai. -
IL ruar 1nrzf-l 1s-lu rs-~fi= l11=rs>ls.f- trr
1Mm rMguae Esnt-w ntt--Ea- <I-a 11t arst W1asr
n hr ~ @Hr 1F -HH E rurr.ff f-rr
War4-. u-rur-i--Ir~ ~ Ar - -Irnar--s mr.
r lf ~ 1---r-srr -tks 1l=-r-=iarr ~ Han--s-r
A1l a-1 z1T - --gI-.i fsr - - u ~ -
- ~ 49, II ~ Er7r-r--t "a az 81 Arr1zs
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81 A-r~1 - 1-r-er rrE anrrn si11 SKA c.us .fr
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-11-24

- C. Brewer a co.-Agents- Il
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

ktien. and this NO d0ubt aee0uIQ
oenewed activity. II hse already 49,
1ate6. in the Tribune that It = very
ueely Mat Gould is 10 Ice control @
~ Missouri, Kansas and Texas, and
dat it would probably fan infe IL
hands 81 the Boston capitalism Who
already control the kansass City, Fort
Scots and Gulf. and other kansas roads
TIT would make good feedcrs and con
ucclions for the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas. Now comes the report that the
fight between the Boston people and
Gould for the possession Of the Kansas
City. st. Joe and Council Bluffs has been
renewed with increased vig0r, and that
it is more than likely that within week
the fight WIN end, and most likely in IA
vor Of the Boston people. These two
lines in possession Of the Boston people,
Gould win be virtually checkmated.
and his great scheme of controlling all
the roads in the country wonld have to
be abandoned. The Kansas City, St.
Joe and council Bluffs will be OF im-
measurable value to the Burlington. IS
it forms its principle outlet to Missouri
river points. and connects it with the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, also
controlled BY Boston capital at Leaven-
worth, Atchison aud Kansas City, LETT
ting alone the superior facilities Of the
Kansas City, ST. Joe aud Council Blufs
Ut the Missouri river points. With this
road, and the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas in their possession, the capitalists
viii have succeeded in cutting Gould
nut af tho Souf n ys.Sf and his Tpvas
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
CROCODILE TEARS.

The Beacon, in its fight IN Congress
man Ryan, proceeds on the theory that
il is right, though all the world be
wrong. II sees nothing for the EAGLE's
political future but disaster, and walls
accordingly. lis iniimation that the
EAGLE stands alone in its advocacy of
the reelection Of Sialwart Little Tom,
would be amusing, but tor their yelled
hypocracy through which the Jobs Of the
coterie can so plainly be seen. To all its
representation Of evil. we make these
answers
p Of all the newspapers published in
the Third Congressional District.
whether Republican, Democratic, or In
dependent. the Wichita Bencon. is the
only organ that is opposed to Ryan's
unanimous nomination, SO far as we
know.
Nine out of ten of the Bsdc0n's demo-
crat supporters in this city endorse "Our
Toms" course, and desire his rcuomina-
tion and election, and nineteen out of
twenty Republicans will listen TO moth
ing else.
And he will be unanimously rcnom.
mated.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
IN TROUBLE.

The Blaine men who by such outrage
Gus methods denied the Second and
Third congressional districts Of kanas
hearing or voice in the late State
Convention as districts, only because
said districts preferred General Grant
Cor the Presidential candidate, are in
much trouble. Their organs are filled
with llmsy excuses and apologies upon
the one hand and bravo and brag upon
the other. Their cast iron majority.
bulldozing rule worked well for Kansas
but when applied TO the Blaine interest
ia Pennsylvania and New York is dis
astrous. And that is not all. The dis
tricts DISTINGUISHED have made no
threats nor showed ilI-,emper, being
conscious of the right and in full faith
tina: the National Convention will set
matters as they should have been. The
Blaine men ovcrrcached themselves.
The delegation from Kansas can now
have no voice in the organization Of the
Convention, while, If Grant holds the
temporary organization, four out of six
Of the Ben Simpson convention will
never be heard in the Chicago C0nyen-
tinu
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

LECTURE AT COLEMAN'S.

DELANO, April 8, 1880.
II tse Editor Of the Eagie:
On las. Friday evening left the me.
andering Cowskin made classic by the
poetic writings Of Mrs. Sophia King land
wended my way to the Coleman school
house in Attica township, to hear lee
ture to be delivered by MIR. Wall. Of the
6rm of Stanley 4 Wall, Of your city.
As ! often had the pleasure of hearing
the silver-tonged orators, Sluss, Stanley
and other big guns of your city. Twill
candidly admit that went to hear Mr..
Wall, believing his efforts would assur-
edly fall short of even respectable me
diccrity. Hon. John Kelly acted as
chairman with his accustomed dignity,
and although it may be work of SUI
pererogation, must confess the honor
able gentleman makes one of the best,
if not the very best, presiding officer IN
Sedgwick county.
Well, Mr.. Wall spoke for more than
an hour TO an intelligent and apprccia-
tive audience who sat e,tranccd drink
ing ia The words Of wisdom. which fell
from his lips. ~ill not attempt q SYM
opsis of the lee ure. which was Inas-
icriy pr rduction replete With convinc-.
ing arguments. and delivered it'll thai
peculiar flueucy Of speech and earnest
ness of manncr which marks 'hc finish
Ell urat .r aud accomplished scholar. He
brought US back 10 the middle ages
when The agricultural laburcr WAS called
"viliain' by the titled SC ,undreIs of
Europe who lived in idlcness on The
wealth y hich these Buch-abused vii
lAins" created. His description Of high
aud low life was the best ever listened
to, in which he proved that refined, ed
ucatcd high life is flea met with in the
dug.ou,s and shanties Of Kansas and
low life is often seen in the asis.Ocrat;c
Of our increasing miilionaires.
Mr.. Wall is ensphaticsiIy one Of the peo-
pie. one Of natures noblemen. unc |
whom shc people delixh's TO honor. and |
although am not prophet nor the son !
Of prs.phe,, L will vesta-e to predict |
hat bright future awaits Isiin through, !.
lhe 5GUoruweaU6sy of IL peop1e whnD
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
MUDSILL~.

The old Rebel spirit in Congress fos.
tered BY the Democratic majoritics OF
b 9TH Houses, bursts forth almost daily
II is now no unusual thing 10 hear the
Brigadiers quoting the Confederate
Constitution and usagcs IN determining
matters for this Government. Black.
burn. in speaking Of Northern Rcpubii.
can officials the other day, employed the
old insulting term of ''Mudsill." They
look upon every man who earns his liv-
ing, or who has come up from obscurity,
as little better than slave. We arc
glad that Kansas had man on the floor
with nerve enough to bounce the arro-
giant ex-rcbcl and cx-slavcholdcr. II
the element now controlling Congress
but secures the President this fall the
so-called "Mudsills" of the country will
have cause 10 remember il.