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IMPORTS

From San Francisco, per Dashing Wave, Jan $50 IN
red brick, 1 case Mexican cigars.
From San Francisco. per BONANZA, Jan 12-I5O Il W pts
10 M red bricks. 1 Dbl pork, 3 pkgs furniture
From San Francisco. per J W Seaver, Jan 15--f7 pcs
iron. % c. tobacco. 10 do dry goods. 81 pkgs groceries, 81
pkgs furniture, IL cs sadd1ery. 45 bbls salmon, $50 m
shingles, $50 bales hay, 500 bales feed, q m bricks, 81
o. lumber. go bbls lime. $40 pcs columns.
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Notice to Creditors,

is HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
~ undersigned has been appointed Executor of The last
will and testament OF Akong Of Honolulu, deceased, and all
persons are truly notified to present claims duly authenticated
whether secured by mortgage or otherwise, at his office on
kaahumanu Street, in Honolulu, within SIX months from the
date hereof or they will be forever barred, and all people in
debted TO said estate are hereby notified to make immediate
thereof. ALtX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
Executor of the Last viii and Testament Of Akona, deceased
Dated at Honolulu, April %, 1879. apes
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PoRF oF HoMoLuLU, =. 1


Ian liam tern Hera, Monsen, , lays from Departure
Bay, en- route % Kahuiui
Ic-Am schr Bonanza, Miller. from : francisco via HuO
IS-Am bk ) W seayer, Melander, Is days from san
francisco
I6-Am sehr Dashing Wave, McCuIl0eh, from san
Francisco. via Kahului
I6-Stmr james Make, Godfrey, from kapaa
IT-Etmr KIlnuea Hou, Sears. from Kahului
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Fishers Champagne Cider.
FOR SALE
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

Administrators sale of Real Estate.
NOTICE Is BY GIVEN BY THE
IN Undersigned, Administrators on the Estate of LEVI
KELIIPIO, of Honolulu, deased intestate, that in accord
ance with the authority grated TO US by the Hon. Chas. G.
Harris. Chief Justice of the dpreme Court, on the goth day
of December, 1879, in the matF OF the estate of the said Levi
KehipiO, We shall, On Thursday. the 12th dny of
February. 1850, in fronof the Court House at Laha-
ina, Maui, proceed to sell at puic auction, all the right, title
and interest of the said LeviKaiipiO in and TO the certain
pieces or parcels Of land descrihd as follows:
Lot l. The second piece dGribed in Royal Patent No.
$685., granted to Pupuka- Lo?. Piece of land awarded in
the name of HanemO, in R9alPatent No. 1860. situated in
Puunoa, Lahaina. Let 3. Phc0f land in the name of Kau-
maunOa, situated in Nakalepo, Kuleana No. 500. Lot T..
Piece of land awarded to Kaliaweiki, Kuleana No. 7T4S,
situated in Moali. Lot 5. Pee Of land situated in Hama
keoo, Kueana No. 1925. Lo6 Piece of land awarded to
Levi Keliipio, Royal Patent No EOS, Kuleana No Az, situa-
ted IN Puuuoa.
The first five pieces of Ian shove mentioned are under
lease with three years to run,o H. Turton, rent paid in adj
vance the upset price of said fe lots will be 1926. Deeds at
expense of purchasers. PAKEkE kELIIPIO,
J. l.. K~AULUKOU,
Administrators Estate Of L. Keliipio.
Honolulu, Jan. l3, 1850. ja14
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NOTICE OF

n r 1T EN- THAT ON THE
MD Goth day Of Nov. A. d. 1879, Thos. G. Thrum, Of Homo
lulu, Island of Oahu, in accordance with Section 3 Of an Act
TO Encourage Learning in this Kingdom, by Securing the
Copies Of Charts and Books TO the Authors and Projectors Of
such Copies" approved on the 3Ist day Of Dec. A. D. 1864,
has deposited in this office the title OF his BOok-The Hawai-
ian Almanac and Annual, a Handbook Of Information on
Matters Relating to the Haw allan Islands, Original and Sc
lected, OF Value 20 Merchants, Planters, Tourists and Others,
carefully compiled by THOS. G.. rights of which
he claims as owner and proprietor.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
caused the Seal Of the Interior Department to be affixed at
Honolulu this 10th day Of November, A. d. 1879.
(Signed) SAML @. WILDER
nZ9 I'm Minister of the interior
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NOTICE OF COPYRIGHT.

department OF Interior, Honolulu, Nov. 9TH, 1879.
n , 1T EMB ED. THAT ON THE
s1 lth day OF Nov. A. d. 1879, George Bowser. of Honolulu,
island OF Oahu, in accordance with Section 3 Of an Act " To
encourage Learning in this Kingdom, by Securing the Copies
OF charts and Books 10 the Authors and Proprietors Of such
Copies" approved on the 3lst day OF Dec. A. d. 1854, has
deposited in this office the title Of his Book-The Hnwa@
Ian Kingdom Stnti-ticnI and Commercial
Directory and Tourists uide-containing names
OF all the white and foreign residents except chinese on all the
Islands, alphabetically arranged. also the houses OF all the
business men on all the Islands classified, a full aud elaborate
description and History Of all and each Island. Invaluable TO
Tourists and commercial men; the names Of all the Plantations
and Ranches, distance from Honolulu and distance from
county or chief Town. name Of Road, &C. The whole publish-
ed and compiled by GEORGE BOWSER. The rights Of
which he claims as owner and proprietor.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand and
caused the Seal of the Intel Tor Department to be affixed al
Honolulu this thday OF November, A. D. 1879.
(Signed) sAM'LG G. WILDER,
deco BIN Minister Of the Interior.
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The following correspondence will explain it
self. The situation described and the questions
raised, result very naturally from the increased
immigration to these islands, for Gil the possible
consequences of which we are unprepared. Our
government taxes every passenger coming here
the sum of g for he benefit of the Queens Hos
pital, but makes 40 provision for relief if the
passenger becomes sick and destitute. The tax
was imposed at a tine when the Hospital needed
the funds. Such il no longer the case, and this
tax OF = Is ~invitious and ought to be abolished.
Something Must be Done.
To the Editor ofht Pacific Commercial advertiser:
The number Of sex and disabled white laborers is
rapidly increasing IpOn the islands. Planters and
the government are 'alling for immigrants, but who
shall provide for than when sick The Hawaiian
government makes 10 provision for paupers, and the
Queens Hospital r(uses to admit a foreigner unless
some one is responsible for his support. Our beuev-
olent societies are early bankrupt.
Recently in one ay, 1 had three applications for
aid. Acting for tn Strangers Friend Society, / do
not think it right t appeal to the ladies for aid, to
assist men leaving IantatiOns on account of sickness.
That society is limitd as to means, and was never
designed to aid sucl cases.
The following not L have just received from the
agent of a plantation on Hawaii, and it reveals a
state of things constantly repeated.
This man must .ot be left in the street, and was
sent to the hospitalor two weeks, with the hope the
ladies will approve. Something must and ought i'm
mediately to be don by the government or planters
and their agents. SAM'L c. DAMON.
Honolulu, Jan. 1tI8sO.
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NOTICE

A ES III. COOK. HAVING This DAY
- Withdrawn from the firm Of Cook, Goodman & Co, the
business will be continued under the style of Goodman SEQ.
JAMES II. COOK,
f.. {, GOODMAN,
J3 At GEO. l.. BARNES
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COTTAGES TO LET.

TENHE NED BEING ABOUT TO
Ill erect a number of Cottages, with garden land attached,
a short distance from town in Nuuanu Valley, corner of
School street. opposite Mr. Henry Warehouse, also, on School
street, as far as opposite Rev. s. L. Bishops.
The rentals will be about twenty-five Dollars per month.
Tenants will have the right of purchase by payment in irstall-
ments for three or five years, with a deposite of twenty-five
per cent, should any be sold.
Those requiring homes can secure the same by an early an
phcation to the undersigned, and if not too late, can have
buildings to suit the intending occupants.
ia3 If JOHN THoS. WATERHOUSE.
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DEPARTURES ~.

Jan IO-Am bktne Eureka, Nordberg, for san Francisco
I2-U : : LaekaWanna, Chandler, Tor san Francisco
I2-U 5 : Ranger, Boyd, for san Francisco
IZ-Am tern Hera, Mousen, FOR Kahului
I3-Am schr Eustace, Boie, for San Francisco
I4--Haw bgtne Storm Bird, Hatfield, Er Jaluit
I5-Am bktnc J A FaIknburg, Hubbard, Tor POrtpd, y
I5-Am Blk II W Amy. Freeman, for san Francisco
I5-Am biz Camden, Robinson, for Port Gamble
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TO LET

TENHE BRICh-STORE AND PREMISES
Il on Queen street, belonging to DIR. r. w. Wood, at pre-
sent occupied by the undersigned. For terms apply to
Sc 27-tf II. HACKREID a 20
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NOTICE

THE ANNUAL OF THE HA-
L WAIlAN AGRICULTURAL COMPANY. will be
held on Thursday, January 29Ih, 1850, at 10 a. m. at the
Ohce of Q. Brewer h Co., Honolulu
jal0 81 p. c. JONES, Jr, Acting Sec,y.
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NOTICE.

NO11OL.
a LII PERSONS. TO THE
~ STORE on Nuuanu street, known as the W WHITE
HOUSE lately under the management of ). L. LEWIS,
will please make Immediate payment at the Office of Nj
Phillips Il Co, No. IL KaahumanuS st.
All accounts not paid within Thirty Days, will be placed
IN the hands Of our attorney. who will use rigorous measures
to collect the same.
d2T If NJ. PHILLIPS & Co. IL Kaabnman, :,
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IN IVrtIth suIIlIuB We nv IIur afrIFhIs o reIDrt TOT
the week, three % which however were via domestic
ports one. from San Franchise. bringing a general cargo
valued at t1,1of- The Departure for the week have been
eight. incIuding two war vessels. and the total value Of
exports % domestic produce gone forward amounts 20 the
sum % s1s0,7 05gJ.
As the plantations get fairly az work In taking % their
crops. and a. weather - favorable for shipping. the re-
ceipts Of sugar here are Increasing Those FOR the week
amount b. J13G pa-ckaRes-about $40 tons. The tonnage
at hand IS ample and the steamer from the ColOniez due
on Monday. Will take a large shipment for San Frane-Eeo-
our dates from san Francisco arr % the 18th uIt-IuO-
We quote from the ALTA market report Of that date
RICE-NO.I China IL quotable At S6.2j = ell No do,
$3.50 Mixed China A-65agG70- Hawaiian. S625G6JO-
S~UGAR-Rehuery p~rces-extrnp powdered. IKE. crush
ed. Cube and fine crushed. 121c. Extra Granulated. ME
dry do. lake Golden q IZ-lc ID l2c-hl In bbls- Half
bbls. NC and q. IOEc Extra bVs &c more. for all kinds
NJ order 10 taken for less than 40 bbls or equivalent IN hf
bbIs or bxs-
Quality. Java DC. Rio D. nominal Manila u practic-
ally out n the market. being held al zoe
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FRLDAT. JfyC-fRF Is. Iss0.
The following is the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S time
table for T-EO.
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KONA COFFEE,
NOTICE.


TENHE BOARD OF INSPECTORS OF ELEC-
N TON of KoolaupokO, Oahu, will sit at the Court House
at Kaneohe, to hear applications of those whose names do not
appear in the list Of qualified voters. at 10 o'clock, on the 10th
and sd Of January, 1850.
jal02 t+ J. T. KAULUKoU, President of Board.
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'ouths and Boys Boots. Shoes, Caters AM
Slippers,
In Children's Boots and Shoes.

II AIlo of Best Workmanship and style Everything War
ranted to be what it is represented to be. Orders from the
Other Islands carefully attended to. d20 3m
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FOR RENT

DESIRABLE HOUSE AND PRE-
IL MISSES No. $50 Nuuanu Avenue, at present occupied bv
Mrs sharratt. Possession Feb. LIST. Apply to
jas 1t J. Il. WOOD.
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BLACKSMTTHTNG NOTICE

HI. WOULD MOST
sSs Pectiully inform the public that he has taken the Black
smith shop OF the late Dan. Houghtailing, on the Bay Horse
premises, on Hotel street, where he will give his usual salts
HORSES. jaa SIN
National Republican., 1880-04-19
The Unity Club.

The twafJh reception Of tho Unity Club on
Friday evening last, at the rcsidGuC, Of Col
|. ). Iiuhunor, No. 1871 NJ street, was attended
by u largo number Of its members aud thpiI
friends. After an opening piano solo, CAUpin'4
"Impromp.u," by Miss Filth Zane, aud u son =
by Miss Clara Baker, Major Powell gave hall
uu hours interesting talk upon the "llythol,
ogy OF tho Wiutun Indians" This was fol-
lowed by some Psychological anecdotes by the
Rev. Mr.. Dorsay, gentleman who has spent
many years among tha Indians for the purpose
of studying their characteristics, language,
etc. Owing TO the extended remarks of this
gentleman, the remaining exercises hld to be
curtniled, aud the programme concluded with
a recitation by Miss Sullivan, aud u song, 1t
Was Drealn,' char miugly sung by Miss Alice
johnson.
The next meeting, on the 3Oth instant, will
be the final oao Of the season, on which occa'
sion some very choice vocal AMI instrumental
music will be rendered, Il comedy will be per-
formed, aud refreshments served,
Among those present on Friday We're Colonel
IL. c. Hodges, U, S, A., Mr., aud Mrs. Baldwin
Mr.. aud Mrs. Pearson, Miss Osborn, Miss Rob,
mson, Of Baltimore, Mrs. Dr. Powell, Mis-,
Wood Mr.. aud Mrs. Hutchinson, Rev, Owen
James and wife, DR.. aud Mrs. Frank y. Ho yc
Miss sullivan, Professor ID, A. Smith, DIR. ant
Mrs. Robinson Mrs. Clark Mills and Miss Ey,
Mills, Genoral Biruey, Mr.. and Mrs, Babbitt
Mr. and Mrs, Whitaker, Mrs, aud Miss Edit
Zane, Miss Kate Adams, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. p
Anderson, Mrs. Eliot, Professor Ferrcll, Mis-
Hickey, Colonel j. Z. Smith, Mrs lmogen,
Morrcll, DR.. and Mrs BHCkctt Mrs, MoCOu
nell, Colonel II, A. Phillips, Miss Barber Mr.
BabO, Colonel and Mrs. Chase, Mr., II, W, Cud
lcr, Mr. j. b. Philip and dau ghter, Miss Moran
Mr.. Mancel PHILIP, Miss Lizzie Fucl, Mr., st
vary, Mr., CoOuul, aud others.
National Republican., 1880-04-19
WELCOME TO BLOOMINGTON.
FIRE RECORD.
Des,ructive Fires In Virginia

NORFOLK, VA April 1S.-A fire, which
broke ont ut 3 o'clock this morning at the
intersection of Princess Annc avenue and
Chapel street, destroyed the grocery Of j. f.
Powell double franc dwelling occupied by
Mrs Annie Peterson aud Charles Walker, an
unoccupied frame house, the dwelling, grocery
and liquor store of John T. Mayo and Thomas
Powclls dwelling aud grocery. The loss,
which is va1ously estimated at from 81, 900 to
S., 1000, is partly covered by insurance The
fire Is supposed to have been of incendiary
origin.
Passengers report destructive fires along tho
line of the railroad from Lynchburg TO Nor
folk. Several dwellings have been burned in
Appomuttox county and two houses ut Notta-
way Court House. Extensive fires raging In
Dismal Swamp have destroyed largo amounts
of timber, cut wood and lumber. Every effort
is being made TO prevent the flames from
making hcadway. The weather is dry aud
windy and trucking interests are suffering
greatly for want of rain.
New York Manufnctory Burned.
NEW York, April ia six.story brick
building in tine rear Of 81 Fulton street, occu.
pied Ivy Nathan & Dreylus, manufacturers of
sef-oiling valves and brass works, was de.
stroyed by fire this afternoon. Mr.. Drcyrus
says his tools and stock were worth about
$4,000 aud partly insured Tho stock in sew.
eral surrounding buildings was damaged to
the amount of 81 600 by water.
Fires in Chicago.
Chicago, April 1S.-A fire this morning
destroyed the large tlTee-story brick building
occupied by A. q. Loomis, manufacturer OF
buggies, etc, and the Walinger Organ Com
pany, MT the corner of Ann aud Randolph
streets. Loomis' loss is $4,000, and the Wal,
finger Company's $4,000 Both fully in,
surcd.
This afternoon the W. T.. Frost Manufac
turing Compauy's planning mill was burned
Loss, 5000; insurance, $1,000.
CHICAGO, April, 1s.--A largo hotel in Ham
burg Iowa, called the Wells House, was
burned yesterday morning. 1t was insured
for $4,000 and its contents were insured fol
| 81 900 additional. Tho loss is unknown.
Fire mt Ionia, Mich.
IoNTA, MICH, April 1S.--Last night firl
destroyed William Haddeus grocery, Duncan
Shepherds harness shops, Fred Millers boot
aud hoe store, and several smaller establish
mcnts. Estimated loss, $4,000 insurance
| $500,
Horses and Carriages burned.
INDIANAPOLIS, INp April Isl. ii. Rus
sells undertaking establishment in this city
was burned this morning. Twenty-six horses
light hacks and carriages and number o
caskots were burned, Total loss estimated at
$4,000 to $4,000 Insurance $4,000.
National Republican., 1880-04-19
shocking Cnse of Child Murder.

Boston, April 17.-Mrs. John Driscoll, Of
MNldon, WINS arrested to-day on the charge of
numbering the iuu;.yoarold daughter of John
Credon, neghbor The body Of tho child was
found this morning near the railway, aud It is
believed it WAS placed there by tho Drscolls
after the child had bcon killed at their house.
hood lost by the child was found buried IN
DrEcoPS cellar and other circumstantiul evil
dcrce is strong against Mrs Driscol.
BosroN, April lS.--lha hood Of tho little
giri who was found murdered at Maiden yes
torday WAS found in tlc cellar Of the house
occupied by Mrs. Driseoll together with an
axe, the blade aud handle OF which were
stained with blood barro! smcayod inside
with blood, aud containing scvcrtl bloody
bags similar to the one found near the body Of
the child, was also discovered In tho cellar.
The theory of the police Is that tho child was
killed in tlo cellar the body pat into the bar
rel 10 conceal it, then put under tho stairs
whore the hood was found, Rnd aItcrwaul ear
TicG In a bag and deposited whore discovered
IN position to give the impression that death
bad been caused by the train. Mrs Dliscol
nssorls Ignorance as to how the blood came on
the articles In the cellar.
National Republican., 1880-04-19

Earned ruus-Nationals, G; Cincinnati ..
Two.basc hiLs-Snyder, Leonard, MGnsell, Car
pcntcr.
Home runs-NcClcllan.
First base ON buls--Derhy, Manning
First bUsc on crorrs Nationals !; Cincinnati ..
Struck out-Lconurd (2l MGnscll Wight, White
Gcfhardt Powell. snyder, Warner.
Balls called on Lynch 81 White, lo2
Strikes called on-Lyuch, 40 White, jj
Passed balis-Clnnp, 8, Snyder, l.
Wild pitches White, ..
Time. hours and % minutes.
Umpire-Mike Walsh, OF Loui'yilic, Ky.
BASE BALL NOTES.
. Boston is little short on catchors just now
The Nationals leave Cincinnati tonight fol
Chicago.
Mcclellan is getting in batting trim for
Chicago, his homo.
Looking for Lynch-[Cncinnati Enquirer
They found him on Saturday.
There are lively times in receiving the re-
turns from the games at the Lyon House.
Cleveland is practicing daily in anticipation
of the coming of the Nationals next week.
Twelve hundred people turned out to wit
ncsi the debut of the Chicago nine this season
Mr. Jack Chapman has been made manager
and Charley Fulmcr captain Of the Albany
nine.
Jersey City tried to capture Baltimore't
pitcher, but Manager Phillips was too smart fol
thom.
Tie Baltimore nine left Saturday night oil
an Elstcrn trip. They play in Albany TO
morrow.
The phenomena |" pitcher thinks that h,
did not make mu ch by his Southern trip
Probably not.
Baker, before he left wondered whether oil
not he c1uld nit VIII White. The latter Oh
Saturday was tisied of it,
The National boys aro winning praise
through the Cincinnati press for their gentle
manly appearance and department on the ball
field.
George Wright has given Providence posi-
tive and final answer that lie will not play
tn ere tli, season. Peters has been telcggaphcd
to come East Immediately
Warner, well known here, played third b0s'
perfectly. Ills ine 'dinG and throwing t,
first base was greatly appreciated By the spec
tators.-- Cincinnati Times.
Tho schedule committee of the y tiona
Baseball Association meets at Eurl's Hotel
New York, next Thursday, where clubs cx
pacting to enter the Association should max
application.
The Baltimore club for this season Is as {, |
lows Daley, p.; Dcasey, c.; Brouthers, lst b.
Smiley, 81 b.; Myers, 5. 8; Richmond, 3 i b.
Burchall, !. f.; Hawcs, C. Land captain, an,
Clapp, +. f.
Buffalo has been exercising aud trying all
three of their pitchers, aud trying TO decid,
which will be the safest aud surcst one fol
them to face the Nationals with. On draw
straws and then trust to luck.
The Nationals rofusoi the offer to play Il
game here to morrow Sunday with the Buck
eyes. The inNnIg2monU is not in favor of, MOI
will they Gountouancc, Sunday ball-playiug by
their nine.-I Cincinnati Gazette
National Republican., 1880-04-19
A Ytce-presIdentlnl Boom.

A boom has been started by non.partisan
Journal of this city for Postmaster. General
Key as q candidate for the Nicc.PrCsdency on
the ticket with somebody. Many things may
bo said in favor of General Koy for this dis.
tinction. lie is man of conservative views
on all questions Of public conccrnmcnt lie Is
Il capable and just man. lie was a Democrat,
aud for aught that we know is still ono IN his
principles and edicctions-tlough he may
have become so thoroughly disgustcd with tho
methods and attitudes of the Democratic
marty of the period that he has ceased to
identify himself with it or its interests and
fortunes lilo Is not in fact a lattcrday
Democrat, and he may come nearer being Il
Republican than anything else politically,
and we say this more to YindicHtc the fidelity
of history than to partisOnizo his cause as n
candidate.
The selection of candidate for the Vice
Presidency will, no doubt bo governed in Il
great degree by geographical considerations
If General Grant should be nominated, rs ho
probably will, then either an Elstcrn OF
Southern statesman will undoubtedly be Sc
leoted for second place. In that event the
Chicago Convention may seek candidate rs
far West as Tennessee IL may GO MS ial
South and East as Florida. 1t is scarcely safe
now TO conjecture whore tho Vice Presidency Is
likely to DO placed geographically, when the
time arrives to make the selection. The Ma
TIoNAL REPUBLICAN was long ago inferen
TALLY committed TO Judge Settle, Of Florida
who is u stauch, Out-spOSen Republican, but N
that case, as with the Presidency, the nOmi
neCs of the Chicago convention are our caudl
dates thereafter until the battle is fought and
the victory is won.