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Young Gents,

Go unto Leon Kahn when you wants pair
of frst-cass French calf, and goat, hand
sewed ties or CATERS. You will be agrceably
surprised to see how small and neat we can
make your foot look if you will give us a
chance.
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fiImproper digestion Of foo necessarily pre-
duces bad blood, loaded stomach, sour stom-
acl, heartburn and very frequently, sick head
ache. Bailey's Saline Aperient is the rem
edy for all these troubles.
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Dallas & W'~hits.

Money order ofnceo penfrom 9a.fn., TO l p IN
md Up. m. to 4p. m.
stored letter business, ETC., open from q. m
% p. N. Stamp window open on Sundays
rom to a. IN.
The general delivery window open from
y. m. TO p. m. After p. m. postage stamp
,an be obtained at this window. Open Sun
lay from to Gam. A. M. COCHRAN. p. NJ.
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G. sigari.

Wholesale dealer in foreign and domestic
fruits and all kinds of nuts, etc. Opposite
express office, Dallas, Texas.
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A closely confined life leads to constipation,
biliousness, loss of appetite, etc.,
but Bailey's Saline Apperient will give
prompt relief.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-31

First class board and well furnished rooms
the s'CINCTNNATI HOUSE"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-31

Fruits and Flowers cigarettes and smoR
Nc tobacco. Headquarters Trinity cigar
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THE ONLY BEER CELLAR
I'm Dallas Is under Orr's Livery Stable
Henry Sehniid, Sole Proprietor.

Coolest and largest place in town. Henry
Is an old knight of "Gambrinus, and knows
how to refresh his guests. A splendid lunch
stand is connected with the cellar.
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De StefamO Bros.

Pure apple vinegar. and any amount
of choice apples and potatoes for
sale low at De Stefano Bros.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.
NOTICES.


NJ OTlCE : ADVERTISEMENTS NAV be handed
~ into our business office up to Up. m. {,
and into the composing room up TO a, m
NoTICt-A gentleman and wo small boys
~ can lind 4 place To board, very reasonable,
by calling at Is Cora st city, or address or call
and see the undersigned at the post'oltce. y.
NJ. Hobbs.
NOTICE : A gentleman aud wife, or two
N gents can be accommodated with first
class board, In private ia Willy, where there
are no children, References given and re-
qulred, Address, Private Family, care of Her.
aid office.
NOrICE-Lessons given to young ladies, In
IN Pencil, Monocromatic Cray"u, French
Pointed CrayOn, Pastel, Water-Color and OIL
PAINTING. Apply nj Mrs. l., D. Aldehot, SlS
Caruth 81 for Specimens.
NOuUE-schOol Furnitnre-Parties having
N school furniture for sale, can dispose Of
the same by calling upon James II. Simpson,
President Board of School Trustees,
NOTICE = II you want your furniture
N pianos, Office fixtures baggage, trunks,
NC, moved packed and shipped, or unpacked
with care and cheap,do not fall TO call on II II.
Kreuter. Orders left at Jones \ Murphy's,
Il5 Main street, will be promptly attended to,
II convenient, one or several days previous.
Rates from e5cts upward, per load,
MO rICE-UhIirs reseated in the best style,
IN and at short notice. Leave orders at
Herald office, aud they " i'll be called for.
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A woman's beauty is never lost
So long as her sweet smile remains
So long as CLEAN her teeth like flost,
And her soft lip the ruby stains;
And Sozodont, with magic power,
Bestows on her this priceless dover.
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SWINE OF cARDUI" cures irl

painful, OF difficult menstruation.
For sale by all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-31

Repairs for Alta, Engine can be had o,
@. S. Mitchell & Go.
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No headache or back-athe for ladies
who drink SWINE OF CARDUl."
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chuster. IOOtIe q Co

Are wholesale dealers in and manufacturers
of clothing in St. Joseph, Mo. Their estab
lishment is one of the largest and can com
mand more capital than any other house in
their line in the United States. Their trade
extends all over the west and south. Their
Texas agent,sMr. l. Wexler, who is so favor.
ably known to the trade, will remain in the
state and visit all the principal towns. In
prices and quality of goods they are without
arrival and can favorabiy compete with any
house in the whole country. Mr.. Wexler's
office in this city is with Goldsmith, Rosen-
hal & Co.
Ice-water is no longer luxury, but in
this hot climate real necessity. To keep it
cheaply and good, get one of D. Goslin's ex-
cellent water coolers.
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All Dallas wholesale grocers sell Dozier-
Weyl Cracker company's goods.
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r. r. Time Table.
Texas q Pacific Railway.
wKST ROUND
Houston & Texas Central.

GOING NORTH.
Arrive at 9:25 a. IN. Leave at 0:35,a. m
Arrive at $40 p. m. Leave at $3.50 p. M
GOING SOUTH
arrive at $50 a. m, Leave at coop. m
Arrive at 5:40p. m. Leave at $3.50 a. m.
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siHals ssa7'-'fisi7i
FOR SALE.
LOST.

r OST-Certlncate otdeposit, for Ninety dol
IL lars, No. 1926, dated Aug. 2s, 1850, Issued
by Adams u Leonard to the undersigned, has
been lost, aud is not endorsed by me. All per-
as shall apply for duplicate. Henry Thomp-
son, Aug. So lsS0.
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The Ross Smoke.

Sold by nll druggists.
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BOARD.

DOARD-A mum Der of gentl emen can be ac-
ID comm0dated with board, or board and
lodging, by applying at Mrs. Frazor's, corner
of Jackson and Akard ats. Elegant large
rooms and strictly first class farei one block
back of City Market house.
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srIsCELLANEOUs WANTS.

XyYANTED-Two good walters, male or L.
w male; good wages aud steady employ
ment, to the right persons Apply at National
hntal
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-09
SATU RDAY PRESS.
october o, 1880

VINO is Hawaiian? Tho Adeer,isc' keeps
on stating, especially in its native sheets, that
the Hawaians arc not properly represented
In tho Ministry.
Mr.. Green, tho Premier, has been identified
with these Islands for near thirty years, and
is subject Of the Hawaiian, and Of no other
crown.
Mr.. Carter ia as thoroughly Hawaiian az
man can be, by birth, though not by descent,
by education, sympathies, early association,
and subsequent career. Mr.. Walker is by
choice and adoption, il not by parentnge. Mr..
Armstrong, the probable future Attorney Gen
ero stands in much the same category as Mr..
Carter. 1t is little use to go over the ground
again, and ask who were John Young, DR..
Judd, Wyllie, Hutchison, and many other
passed away Ministers. II the Adrertiser-
Express means that the Cabinet should con-
tain only two foreign descended Hawaiians,
and two purely native descended Hawaiians
will, the Crown with casting vote it lad
better saw 40 .|r|Et #.H#-ft.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-09

golssss: etc, ssiIs. 20; SS i seS: metal work,
ps:s sa.s :. asP mat. .ss
ss:. s.s mss. w::i ts esssa. saa .ss
s. %a;s :Ss. sii%es
pkgs telephone instraments Hubbard; pkgs isuit,
and rrssisss: .: &seSiaefy, cs eicshiss J.. .iii
C.. o. Psg. i..,s and ysseisSs. gss' i.nsrs
S f. pkg ssS sSs sors %
order.
.sa Esss SCI .:ss: l:'; ss
a: 81: Ss; :"s
ni.sfs se: iFs F'.assis ;sSs ps:: s,eesrs: &C. Nay
.:.:: !: 81 Is!! s:::
.::s: -: s.s:;sss;
qss, ,.S:. III Sss: %
sssSisss. ss: hardware, %s SMITH i *. oats. T
E. - s':s saa Ss
.s g.. ss:
Piss doassiies sptss eio,h,as $ ca boot. aud shoes.
pss. 'i srSsss. fSp. SSS:i So S ss %a.iss Sa
nsss. ss: t.sey geod., pkg. machines, Wsllsi
I :: book. ws!ssy koSs.s.sa: pis. p.ps; and
:,.on.,y TsIam ,SS Il; ,is bran ioS.ls. a.hsm
,hiasles, SS posts. wlidss 4 co; il ss preserved
Aasiiai 80 tssg,sPh poles, - els wire, Hubbard
Pkys furniiurs, boslsy 10 pkgs furniture, Bush
shirts, c. shees,a es cigars, LYMAN no: 20 pkxs
naIes 10 hass hay IS sks gran, II wsshburn; 81 sks
Ssss :, h.lss hay. n Jsaa; ~ ess. hardware. sshAe
aerss w pkgs dse order di pkgs groceries etc, to
vAfious Chtpcse atms.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-09

THE following letter and others of similar
tenor were posted in San Francisco soon after
the arrival in that city of Mr.. Moreno. We
print literal copy of one Of the letters, and
the replies which it and its fellows drew forth :
"sAs FsAscIsco, September 18th, 1880
"a. HAYWARD, EsQ.-Dear Sir: Mr.. Ceso Mo
political affairs in Honolulu, published there a
pamphlet Ia which he states that he has the con-
hdence and support OF several of the most respec-
table gentlemen in San Francisco, and he names
You ~ one OF his friends. E,ss-f
"Will you kindly inform me II You have directly
or by Inference given him authority to use your
much oblige Yours faithfully,
&T# (Signed.) L"HINRY b. WlLILAMs."
tAnswerI
"Dear Sir: ! never heard Of the man before,
and Of course his statement 10 false.
"september Goth, 1880"
Another letter of the same nature brought
the following answcr: - GAKE r6'
No. His use OF my name Is entirely without
authority. ! know nothing OF him except MS tho
promoter Of the trans;P Pacific telegraph scheme.
"Septemler X,rd, 1880"
Another answer:
instant IN Mr.. Flood In reference 70 Moreno, he
says that he aligned some paper as an incorporation
Of some cable company for Moreno, but has in no
him, and knows nothing Of his plans.
Yours truly, LOUIS McLASE.
Another: NiIa
"Dear Sir: have Just received yours of the
18th instant, and in reply have to say that if Mr.
Celso @. Moreno has used my name in any way, it
was unauthorized ~ a' E'H
~ considered him an impertinent adventurer
from the moment he introduced himself 10 me,
and have seen no reason to change my mind con
oesning him since. 3ffuf ffr fff n
"Yours truly, WILLIAM ALvoRD.
San FrAnciseo. september ath.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-09

DIsrNouIsHEp vIsrroR AT MESroR.-Among
the visitors a: the residence Of General Gar
Celso Caesar Moreno, the pre- 'ector of the trans
Pacific cable, who has just arrived from the Sand
wich Islands. General Garfield received Mr.. Mo-
acquaintance, and expressed himself AZ very glad
to see him at his residence. The conversation
lasted for several hours before and after dinner
wich Islands and their Sovereign King Kalakaua.
General Garfield, the 6ignor said % Leader re-
porter, proved himself to be very we'll posted upon
that far-away country which is destined to be an
important factor in the commercial and political
revolution which the opening Of the Panama Canal
and the trans-Paoc c:,ble will bring about Signor
Moreno WAS made the bearer OF q cabinet photo ot
General Garfield To His Majesty King kalakaua on
his return 10 the Sandwich Islands, where he goes
again 10 secure the dnal action Of that Government
toward the consummation of his vast project. The
Signor Expressed himself N delighted With the
natural beauties of Cleveland, and made special
complimentary mention q her ladies He i puz,
soil Of Ohio that produces 30 many great men
when other larger and richer States have but one
or two OF national reputation.-cIsreiond Leoder.
This is too Morenoish to be mistaken. The
" distinguished visitor and the writer of the
notice we take to be no other than tho ex-
tinguished Minister of Foreign Affairs, the
Sgnor himself. The probable explanation of
the Signor's dinner with General Garfield
soems to be this wise Moreno was in Ohio;
he found it convenient 10 leave California an
early as possible. General Garfield has long
been known a. prominent statesman in Wssl-
ington. and Moreno u lobbyist, and so it is
possible the two may have met. 1t 10 q sort
Of wei'-nnderstood etiquette, that candidate
for the Presidency. during the campaign"
preceding the election, has to keep open house
r. -
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-09

THE absence Of nntires i. Q. pure Hawaiians
from the Ministry has been commented upon
unfavorably. We propose to deal with the
question in short and simple manner. 1t is
best to speak plainly. The present is no time
for such people to be in the Cabinet The ma
tion cannot afford to do with less than four
mon who shall represent the best governing
lpower in the country. The work in hand is
too serious for mere place-holdeIs. Indeed,
into such state have we been ,,,uugnL by
tive government that it is doubtful if even four
of the greatest statesmen could cxtricate MS.
Let us not be misunderstood. 1t is not qucs-
ton Of race, but of fitness. Let n Hawaiian
of Polynesian race J, appear who can manage
an ordinary house of business, say, who could
after study OF details, be able to manage
such business as Messrs. Bishops, Hack
feld's or Brewers. When such man can be
found, lie may probably be qualified to manage
the finance, or business of that far larger and
more important concern, the nation Let the
native qualify himself for high Office and we
shall rejoice to see him a real ruler in his ma
tive land. The true work Of young Hawaii
nei is to educate itself, not to lament it's OK
clusion from Offices, its uniitness for which has
been so abundantly proved. But at present,
and we fear for some time to come, let us hear
no more of "native" Ministers.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-09
Another:

The English portion Of the Express Of
Wednesday, 9Th inst. is devoted largely To
what the editor SCENE TO imagine to he a
defense Of the contracts between the "Bush
Ministry" and the Adesrtissr, and others of
presumably the saIns nature, the sheep con-
tract for instance. And yet with al. the
acknowledged ability Of the editor, the whole
argument 10 AMPLY "m quoque" or you're
anotl,er, f" not . word OF real Justification.
Can the "pariy Of experience toll us what
tho 0ovssunsai has " .show .Gs its money!
has it any lien os anything at all 7 Hc tries to
represent that the use Of the ,press, types, Sc.
and ths GALAXY al the editor ere proyilsd 10
the Government for the mere sride Of the ad-
vance by the latter Of one third Of the pur-
chase usossey. To do ."puUlic printing st re I
gulas bssiasss rates. T" that is. At rates
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-09

Mn. EDIror. In these days Of suIirhteue'i
civilization and Christian iiberslity, 1t strikea
ono strangely and psinfuIIy to observe crsc
OF old-timc ptiesty bigotry, and whenever We
do rnset With such case II ought 10 Ia held
mp to public censurc.
Last Saturday there occurred the funeral Of
young man, who. while his family were
nomnaiy members uf the Romen Catholic
Church and owned lot In the cemetery, was
himself AN active member OF ono Of the secret
societies Of this city whose object is friend
al ip and mutual aid The members turned
ont 10 Ig,y the Iut tribute Of respect to tie re
mains Of their departed brother by reading at
tho grave the exceedingly well-worded and
touohing burial service Of the Order. Waiting
with all respect until the officiating priest had
concluded hia service, the brethren approached
the grave, when tho priest declared that they
should not proceed with their ceremonies, and
ordered bis attendants to I'll up the grave
This they proceeded To do with nnscemly
haste, in spite Of the remonstrances and pro-
tests Of members Of the family Of the deceased
and Of the officers of the Order, jumping and
stamping the earth as they shoveled IL IN.
The ceremonies Of the Order were however
performed, notwithstanding the inhibition of
the priest, though not until the grave was
nearly filed in. Now such AN act Of bigotry
is like carrying back To the dark ages,
when the priest was supreme. have wit
messed numerous btirials in this same con-
secratod ground" Of members Of secret sooie-
ties. and have always noticed that the priest
has retired as soon as he has eopciud his
service without ever offering To interfere with
tho subsequent ceremonies OF the Order TO
which the deceased may have belonged, like a
sensible clergyman as he wae-but II was not
this one. ArTr-BIgoT.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-09

rss sAn Francisco, per Ea, Oct 2-bst6,D lb. ssgsr
UAoo ~ rice isn gals molassss, toSs lbs uss peal
bidrs. - backs bananas. vslse domestic produce,
6N.7W q
por sydney, per ZeAiands Oct als pkgs butter, CO
hssks. 'vAlns boseisn produce. tsN.
Yer Pat ToSssspd. per ysApy Pitts, Oct - pkgs
lieusss. vslas foreign produce. ~.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-09

[Fross srssy Daily TsisgropA, Jsns N, tssol
The wahauAvateh Company have been awarded the
only golaedA given for watches Al the sydney Inter
national xhibion, and the only exhibitors In any
class frol thcunited States who have received this
distinctis reessitiess gs r..R.
y. NcINERNI.
l. u Sole Agent for ihs Hawaiian Isvsnds
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-09
DIED.

oLIFFoRp Al her residenee In IlonolnIu after
papfa iIInrss ~ ss Inass alton whieh she bora
with chrtstiAu fortitudc. Mrs y WANNA tirYonb
wife ofo q cnord, Esq. IN the bad year Of her res
Deceased was anatlse ~ Tahiti, and cane To thss.
Islands In IrH of uhfeh she he. been Fesi-
dent She lcay zee fond husband and daughter, and
large Cycle ~ ffseAds vhs Woafn her loss
srrATkMEfEN~-In this atty, on the asd inst..
fLstr infant daughter OF ueofge g. and hlfa Aifate
JUDD Al San Francisco, September tiih, isen MISS
HAnasnr Iianok JuDD. agrd ~ year, aud months,
noeeur~d wass rister Of the late Dr. q Judd and
had tosidod In these isiandH since isd1.
ItERBERr IN this city, October q, isgo, FnsnN H.
Hrnnsnr, aged ~ years.
LisiMAN Al Makikt Valley, Honolulu, October 5th
Aiior MAUI, Infant daughter of Mr. W. Lishman,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-09

CUPREME COURT OF THE HA.

~
~ wniian Islands. In Probate. In the matter of
the estate Of WM. HUMPHREYS. late Of Hosouis.
deceased At Chambers, before Mr.. Justice Judd
on reading and 6Iinr the petition and accounts Of g.
D. Dole: the executor Of the will Of WILLIAM HIN
PHREYs. Iste ~ Hosolnla deceased wherein he asks
To be allowed $3.as 40 and charges himself with
e36So q. AID ssks that The be examined and
approved. and that hnsl order msy be made of cssr
button OF the property remaining In HE hands TO the
persons thereto entitled and cisebsYgfnr him and his
sufctes from all further responsibility rHch.
!, ia ordered. that TUESDAY. ihe Sh day 81 Hoveun,
Der. A. ID. ls. Al 10 o'clock before the said Jus
tice Chambers. In the Court House. Honolulu be
and the sane !. hereby appointed the time and psee
sons n,eress.d may then and ihcrc spp~sr and .bow
eaase. any they have. why the same should no, be
granted and may present evidence who
TO the said property And that ti. order the Eng
sh Language. be published Ia newspaper printed and
Published In Honolulu for three pre-
Won. to the time therein appointed for sAd hearing
Dated at Honolulu. III. /. this 9th day September
A d. looO- A. FRANCIS JUDD.
Justice Of the Supreme Court
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-09

Mn. EDiron We are pleased with the
SATURDAY PnEss. The feeling on Maui is
strong against Gibson. He cannot deceive
any one here. lie pulls the wool over his own
eyes; drops his memory, and thinks every
one else does 80. lie il q misguided, self
deceived man
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-09
Attes,s A. RosA Deputy Clerk supreme Conn. s.
SUPREME COUNT OF THE HA-

~ waiiAn Islands. in Bankrupscy In the matter Of
Z NIL WELIgn. siIeyed Bsnkfups
EsIl sLLER Of Honolnlu. having been this day ac-
!ndeated bankrupt, hearing before Chile. Justir.
Hs,n. on petition o. Albert Jaeger. creditor of ssid
~ Weller ~ was ordered that notice be given TO the
Creditors Of the sad Emil Weller 10 al
,er pfooi and that due public be made thereof
and published in Hononiu one In the Euyi,h md ihs
other in the Hawaiian language
Now therefore. NOTICE 10 hereby Owen that MON
DAY the 18th day OF OCTOBER. A. ID. 1880 al 10
o'clock n a. the Court-housS at Aiiiolsni Hale in
ononin be the time and place all creditors 10
appear and prove their claims. by the Court.
~ A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk.
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A0RTaAG4Es H0rICE OF IHrRyTIou
TO RORRCLO6I

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- pursuant To power Of sale contain I'd IN eer,.ia
Mortgage Decd dated 9Th day of P~brsry iss7 rsdr
py r. u TriPp of Honolulu. Oshu. to Ai~xsnd~r ]
atwrghi OF honouin. Oahu. OF record ih- once Of
- and ssi aud for breach Of the conditions IN .sid
land. fenemens. and hsredi amsnis in aid Nofr.re
peed contanc and described Will after the time iiw,ed
oy hw ne sold AZ public auction ON account Of ihe
OF thr condition. ne hereinafter rnrnsioned
nc property In said Mortgage desesib~d A,uy sl,usso
on L'iiha street. uonoluu. leland OF Oahu ana more
Ing Au area OF sbosi s.-iuD OF aa ACRE
ALEXANDER J CARTWRIGHT Nor,r.~s.
ckoiL Bsowx. Attorney for Aortrsgee. ca
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-09

THE general election for President of the
United States takes place next month, and as
the time draws near tho excitement among the
politicians on either side increases. Republic
cans aud Democrats are eacl, confident of sue
cess, and the local and state elections which
precede the general one throughout the Union
are carefully watched, and conclusions are
drawn thercfrom which, it may be remarked,
are likely to prove fallacous. Tie Republ-
cans were defeated in Maine in the election
for governor, and it was at once declared by
the Democrats as victory for their party
But it now turns out that the new Governor,
who has a plurality only of some two hun
diud votcs, A. 3:l..- - C-.o,
back or soft money party, and himself Re-
publican in principle. But the local elections
as we have said, by no means have a nation
al Significance, as has often been shown in
tho history of American politics. Maine is
Just as likely to go for Garfield for President
next month as Massachusetts, and the latter of
course certain There are several states
whose elections come off this month. 1t ia a
matter of record that in 1876, the result of
those State elections furnished no safe crit
orion to what was going to happen at the
Presidential elections. On the other hand it
is quite evident that there will be "Soid
South " for tho Democratic cand idate for
President Some very hard stories are told
of the doings Of the Democratic organization
in Louisiana known as the White League
and Southern Democrats elsewhere, who it 10
declared stick at no means = intimidation,
violence ensure the ascendency of the
party. Meantime Congress is, and has been
for some time past, Democratic in its politi-
cal complexion. Careful observers, after fig
uring npon coming State elections, fcci pretty
sure that the state of parties in the Senate OF
the U. S after March 3rd, 1881, will be Dom
ocrats, 80. Republicans, IS. By the last mail
we learn ihat the Republican aud Democratic
parties throughout the Union were very act
i've in forming clubs, and the struggle will be
one of the most exciting known for many years.
But it is useless at this distance to attempt to
forecast the result.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-09

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