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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-07-17
WAIoHINU, KAU, June, 1880

"AiOhiNO, hAO, VunC, wv
DEAR P. C. A.-War has been declared, the first
battle fought, aud this is about how it was, " casus
belli 4" and all.
Recently, a white individual, of the genus Cali
fornia Tramp and sand lot politician, came up to the
village from Naalehu Plantation, got drunk as usual,
fell into the hands of the police. and was duly jailed
and fined. An indignation meeting was at once held
by the sand letters, and it was unanimously resolved,
then and there, to go to Waiohinu the following
Monday night and clean out the police, SO getting
together some rum and things-mostly rum, ten or
them went on the war path.
Arriving at Waiohinu at 8 P. NJ, spelling for q
fight. they were not long in being accommodated
Roderick Dhu's whistle never garrisoned his glen
quicker than the first war whoop brought this usual
ly sleepy little village into sleepless activity.
Every one sailed in-all the constables. with their
9 sisters, their cousins and their aunts.'' "Dire was
the ~scuffle.'
The biggest kind of cuss words we're slung about
in the most reckless manner. Our native Hawaiian
Christian teaching, by swearing as bad as Our
Army did in Flanders, and proved that the English
are not the only people who sometimes couple their
Creators name, with the word damn.
In less time than it takes to write it, the sand
letters were brought to grass, most essentially
thrashed. Five of them escaped, the other five were
so badly whipped they couldn't get away, were cap
tured and locked up. Our provisional Judge, next
morning, thought they had had about S23 worth
each and told them so.
Surprised at getting whipped. tearing mad at be-
ing outsworn, and by kanakas at that. displeased at
being locked up, indignant at being fined, and dis
gusted with things generally, the poor sand letters
left, minus cash, but plus a sore head and no doubt,
some wiser. Verdict of the cOmmunity-served them
right. KUAAINA.
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IMPORTS.

From Eannings Island. per Vivid, July I2-o cases
pearl shells.
From Port Gamble, per Camden, July I3-39SST IT
dressed lumber, JOO,SS5 II rough lumber, 100 IN shingles.
From San Francisco, per City Of sydney, July PIG
pkgs paints and oils, 1is2 pkgs hardware, IS pkgs cigars
and tobacco, lot dry goods, groceries and glassware, 800
pkgs Chinese goods, 2J1G pkgs machinery, As pkgs groce-
ries, 10 pkgs liquors, 30 pigs vegetables, go mats rice,
&9 pkgs fruit, 40 sacks -four, lot misc mdse-I4,139 pkgs
in ~transitu.
From san Francisco, per Forest Queen, July 12-I2O
pkga dry goods. 80 pkgs groceries, l2 pkgs hardware,
2l pkgs sewing machines, 50 pkgs paints and oils, l6S
pkgs liquors, lot Chinese provisions, 13T sacks potatoes.
1876 pkgs furniture, As m r W lumber. 900 cases coal oil
IS m bricks, 100 bbls lime, 1900 sacks -four, $50 m shneIs.
81 pkgs powder. 50 bales hay.
From San Francisco, per J A Falkfnburp. Julv I4-15
Pkgs matches % pkgs sewing machines, 10 pkgs tobacco,
large lot canned goods and groceries, Al bbls salmon. gS2
sacks four, so cases coal oil, IS boxes sugar cane. 2OOO p "
posts. 100 IN shingles, lot carriages and harness. III bales
hay, % hogs. 20 cows. 6 bullOcks, 1 horse, 2 mules. lot
grain and mise mdse.
From Port BIakely, per Martha Rideout. July ls-
9o,5l4 IT rough lumber. HAST II dressed lumber. ;
cords hrewood.
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MEMORANDA.

Report OF :. = City OF sydney. u. &. Dearborn cOmmau-
der, Prom San francisco, July fth- Left at sos p m, dis
charged pilot at Ga p IN, and arrived at 40 a IN, July II.
1850. having on board ~ cabin and 40 steerage passenger
10 bags mail and 167 go tons cargo. Weather during
thick FOG and stopped until 3 o'clock, hence into port fog
with rain
REPORT OF AMBKrSE JANE FALKISBURG-SafIed from
san Francisco. July I. with wind from ". 5. w, next
day wind from W. then from y. 10 lat. p, then strong
trades and fine weather to port, sighted Maui on the 18th
At 8 am. and arrived al Honolulu at 6 pm. IL days from
San Francisco.
ARRIVALS AT SAS FRAxCIsCO.
June 22-Am sch W II Meyer, Jordan, hence June I
2T-Am bgue Hesperian, Winding, from HIO
Gam bgtne J d SprcckIes, Hansen, from Hlo
9-Am sch BONANZA, Miller. hence June 8
July lam bktne Eureka, NorJberg, hence June 10
IAN bk II W Amy, Freeman. hence June Il
ARRIVED At EUREKA.
June JO-Am tern A p Jordan, Crack, hence June
ARRIVED AT VICTORIA. b C..
June 26-H D NJ : Rocket, OrIebar, hence June 6
SPOKEN.
May 3-Lat 2 y. lon % W, Brit ship City Of Nankin. from
Greeuock for this Fort
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PASSENCERS

From San Francisco, per City Of sydney, July l2-NIrs
BisselI, Mrs Messtck, Miss Messick, Mrs Il II Brown. Nj
md Mrs Bartlett. Mr. and Mrs Grey and , children, Mrs
ONOOnaH. d CrOWningburg, J q Phuger, VI Sphinx, MI
md Mrs Judd. Robert COllard, CFurneaux. W II Brigham,
Fm Mclean. Mrs Hewes, Dr Enderss III BOole, Mrs
'Odhurst. J V Thompson. X 7 Carpenter, DR. J Thomas,
ID Cartwright, Mrs Fuller g Turner, VI \ Forbes, c
'Orbes, Miss FORBES, Rev J VI Anderson, A Herbert.
Mrs q " Morrow. Mrs Babylon, Mrs II L Evans, J Spaul-
ling. Robert Howte. Mr. and Mrs Wyse, J T Dunn, I
robinson, James EnOs, James Lead, W \ Johnson and
3 Chinese. - passengers In transitu-
For sydney, per City Of sydney, July I2-Henry Meyer,
. y Holland, VIM Heine and wife.
From Fannfngs Island. per Vivid, July t2-J r AruH-
lei, W Greig, T Thrum, II Hobbs
From San Francisco. per J = FaIkinburs July 14-Wm
Levy. Robert Levy, Henry Nutter. Edward Blanchard,
Ernest Young, Z q Thorpe, Frank FLYNN, Il Sanches, +
Casio.
Innsss. Samuel NOurse. John Williams. Joseph McGill
and 5 Chinese,
For San Francisco. per Martha ". Tuft, July 1J-ROb't
Stewart, Edward Lfddell, l. Cohen.
For yaneouvers Island, Per T F Wilton, July 15-John
Gill, John ROxburg.
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We EXPECT to see q more even deal Of the pick
IN : and sti-pends Of the Board of Health when re-
q. strueted. The bill for medicines of SO, 3S9.3s
70. free distribution, (besides 5000 for the Hilo dis
~ sary) was not to be sueered at, as a small mono
O. y for any one apothecary shop. Now that there
4 D be a new Board, we hope to see the purchase of
y sic divided fairly, so that the recipients Of medi-
-, NAV have o proper assortment Of pills, antibili-
along with other varieties. And some Of the
joL such as paying 9 visit to the insane, and taking
: COX at lepsrs, and unfOrtunates, might be let out to
nsv hands. Give the Doctors Of the Old Board q
Tea from their sc thankless task, and look up some
ossers wiling to sacrifice themselves for four or FIVE
thylsand q year in pickiDgs, Sc.
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In our previous notice of the Pianos in the Exhibition mo
IVY in connection with those OF the German Court, we were
unable to do more than enumerate the exhibits Of L. NEU.
FIELD, Of Berlin, and that enumeration was erroneous. Since
writing that notice, the Sydney agents, Messrs. Rabone. Fee
& Co, have given us an opportunity of seeing the Instruments
Of which four are exhibited instead Of two, as formerly stated.
The First is a grand Of full compass u octaves, overstrung
Z" an acoustical metal frame in agrafes, the action is perfect
unfailing repetition" All the modern improvements are an
piled; the instrument is cased in walnut Of fine tone and light
touch, and b eng in addition by far the most priceworthy and
ought TO command the most ready market.
No. 2 is an upright cottage grand, with iron frame over
strung, well finished, and cased in a handsome frame in the
Louis Quatorze style. No, 3 is an upright cottage, simpler
in the exterior, but with substantial metal frame, and all the
evidences of thorough care in thu internal construction. No.
4 is an overstrung upright boudoir cottage, of vary agreeable
tone,
Having thoroughly examined the workmanship and con-
strucion. and tested tone and touch, we are able to speak
with confidence on the sterling merits of these instruments,
especially when we compare the prices with those OF other ex-
hibits. u Pianos are now on exhibition at the store OF
iylT 3m II. BACRFELD 4 co.
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IN PORT

Haw bgtne Pomare, Trip
An sch Hon0ra-
Jaluit bgtne Nieolaus
Am bktne Ella, Brown
ri ship City Of Madrid, swan
UaW bk Kalakaua
Raiafea sch Vivid, CaWley
Am bk Forest Queen, Winding
Am bk Camden. Cutler
Am bktne J A Falkinhurg, Hubbard
An bk Martha Rideout, Nickberg
Am bktne Catherine sudden, Bates
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e..eI. for nouoruIu from Foreign Port.

es-eIs for Honolulu from FOreiE" Port
az ship City Of Nankin, glasgow. due Aug DO
M sch La Gironde, Humboldt, for kahuiui
az bk r c WyIie, Bremen. due Aug 80
IN saip GenT Butler, Port Gamble, due July ESQ
dt ship Oberon, Liverpool, due sept 2950
a bk Mohican. New York, due Nov ID
n bk Harvest Home. Departure Bay due July 1879
a sch Cassie Hayward, HUMBOLDT
10 bktue Discovery, san francisco. due July $3.50
% sch " a Meyer, san Francisco, due July Z350
IN bktne Eureka, san Francisco, due July DID
K Starlight, san Flncisc0, due Aug 10
n tern C0npeer. Utsaadyf July 2O-@9
10 bk n W Amy, san Francisco, Tue July Z3-11
% bgtne J ID Spreckle5, san francisco
% bk Bueua Vista, Utsalady, due July Z5-JO
lhfnese sim TO Chung, Hongkong, due about July =
b NJ : City % New York. sydney, due August2
81 3 s Austraia. San Francisc0. Aug 20
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corr
rRmIr LrLrIa. 1ssO.

FRLDIT. III 4. IssO.
p--t,.ss fl, commercial circles has experienced little
.~vrb,nae since last writing. the arrivals Of the city
:, svIpev. Jane \ Falkfnburg, Forest Queen Camden
- Sr,rtba Rideout serving % keep things moving ana
10 relieve the market % any pressure 'hr''sH
commodities
Tbe Incoming vessels have brought eargoe7 WHeh
-v.11 thu value Of our imports for the week up 70 the
respectabls fsure Of sIli0goOo. while the exports
~ .bs same time have been only S3,l2lA
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Abbertiser
SATURDAY. July ~

TIE insinuation of our neighbor the Gazette
rat Mr.. Gibson is in any way an attache or wri-
er for the ADVERTISER, is entirely untrue. That
Gentleman did not write, dictate or suggest a line
E editorial matter in our last Saturdays issue
nd he has not for some time furnished either ar
Gle or item for this paper. Mr.. Gibson as well
other members Of the Legislature, come to
is Office from time TO time to revise proofs of
e proceedings of the Legislature, which privi-
&c we are always happy to accord them.
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MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the town Of HiIo, Ha-
Wall, July lst, at the First Foreign Church, by the Rev.
40. Forbes, A. B. LoEBESsTEIS, ESQ, to ELLA NJ,
eldest daughter Of Judge ID. II. Hitchcock, Of HfIo. No
cards.
Inc Rrnters thanks are returned for the generous do
aatiOn Of cake and in the words Of the &" Great Sleeper"
may you live long and prosper.
BEARI-BRD-In this city on the 10th inst. by the
rev BlGckburn, Nh JAMES BERRY TO Miss JoHASSA
BIRD No cards - San Francisco papers copy.
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DIED.

CL4Ex-In Berkeley, Cal, June 3Oth. IssO, of Pneumonia
1th Nhooptng Cough. FANNIE MEcKER. infant daughter
I Chas- X and Hattie W Clark, aged $ months and Is
avs.
DIcKsoS-In this city, on Sunday afternoon, the 18th
asst, JOSHUA GIL DICKSON, q native Of Boston, Mass.
gd 40 years and IL months.
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EXPORTS.

For Sydney, per City Of Sydney, July 1870 bgs coffee. 20
ogs rice, eases liquors Dom value, S1043-ss. Foreign val
For san Francisco, per Martha " Tun, July I3-3763 pkgs
s2S66S %.
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FOR SALE OR TO LETT

ii VERY DESIRA BILE
II on Judd street, adjoining the spacious premises OF the
Hon. &. G. Wilder. The lot contains about one acre, with a
large frontage on Judd Street, and is well planted with Fruit
and Ornamental Shade Trees. SEA VIEW, UNSURPASSED.
Government water is about to be laid on. There is on the lot
a dwelling house, containing sitting room. dining room and four
bed rooms;a two story kitchen, with servants rooms above;
bath house, carriage house and other out houses Also, a
stream of water running through the lot. Title perfect. For
particulars, apply to CECIL BROWN,
myS If Kaahumanu Street.
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'oRT OF HONOLULU. H. L
ARRIVALS.

Nv u-Raiatea sch Vivid, CaHIey. ; days. 10 hours ir'a
Fannings Island
lin bE FOREST Queen, Winding, IS days from
. PIP : City o. sydney Dearborn Gays - HON'a
from San francisco
Nm ~ Camden. Cutler, % days from Port Gamble
is-4m bktne Jane a Falkuburg- Hubbard i days
from san francisco
lam bk Martha Rideout, YckbeTg' p days from
Port Blakely
Is-An bktne Catherine suddenf Bates II Wy7 HoW
Humboldt
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NOTICE.

vTSHE SALE OF THE ESTATE OF CHAs.
KANAINA, deceased, advertised 10 take place ON
.sATURDAY April Sd, 1850, IS HEREBY POST.
PONED. Due public notice will be given when said sale
take place.
W. c. PARKE,
Administrator Estate of G. KanAina.
Honolulu, March 9th, 1880. mar27 IL
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TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE.

TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE.
Hinder INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE
u MINISTER OF FINANCE. 1 hereby notify all TAX
PAYERS in the District of Honolulu, that where claim is
made for deduction of debt, a schedule of the debts, and TO
whom due, must be filled with me, and made part Of the
sworn returns.
If the Assessment List is not returned 10 me, on or before
September LIST, 1880, I shall proceed to make the same accord
ing to law. G. q. JUDD,
Tax Assessor for Honolulu.
Honolulu, July 14th, 1880. jyl7 It
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NOTICE.

MY ABSENCE FROM THIS
~ Kingdom, NJ. P. ROBINSON has fun power to act for
me in all matters of business. My shop will be in charge OF
James Moore who is authorized to receipt for quarterly bills
due me. fiyIO 1mI W. Z. FOSTER.
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nEpARTIRF

tv lin bk Jenny Pitts, sievert, FOR Port Gamble
- I9-P = CITY Ofsydney, Dearborn. for sydney
Il-Am sch Martha " Tuft, johnson Dr Fan Francisco
In bk 7 2 Wilton. NLekeLs. ior ROYAL hoads
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Our REFLECTIONS upon Mr.. Hartwell, the lead
irg writer Of tEe Gazette, in respect to his allegi-
ance and disloyalty. are spoken Of as e fearful
aud sympathetic, and we are to
- IN .' mourning for forty days We might do
81, appropriately There are gra7er things to
mourn over than tie departure of a man S
spirit. \ Minister of the King, Osce an honored
Judge. and who would have remained bonored
had not greed Jed INN into politics. which caused
his dismissal from Office, is something to mourn
over. And when be persists in a series of mean
insinustions and inuendoes against the Sovereign
who honored him., we feel occasion to repeat the
words uf last week with some addition Z" We
sincerely regret that a gentleman, formerly a
Minister If the King. and lCho has taken The
oath Of allegiance IA HIS Majesty, and 10 support
the Constitution Of He Kingdom, should be 'den-
Hfed trhh The discussions Of a journal rhich dis
loyalty reflects upon The Sovereign, and irhich are
calculated 10 inJure me credit of his adopted
cOHufTy.F
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Notice of Partnership.

ELAUS SPRECK ELS and VIM. G. IR.
~ WIN have this day formed a Craftsmanship for the
purpose of carrying on business as Sugar Factors and Commits
sion Agents. under the firm name of VIM. G. IRWIN & CO.
Mr. Claus Spreckels' liability in the firm is limited to the
sum of One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
ISignedl CLAUS
[Signedl WIN. G. IRWIN.
Honolulu IuIv I 1870 iy3
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4 RARE CHANCE.

ruyO LET-A STORE ON QUEEN ST..
well adapted for the sale OF tobacco and cigars, with a
coffee accommodation. No other stand on the wharf better
iyIO I'm JOHN T.
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NOTICE

A LII WHO HAVE SUBSCRIBED OR
N ordered HILLS BUSINESS MANUAL" from Mr..
Mcdonnell, can obtain the same BY calling on Lame & Co.
iyl7
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NOTICE,

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO.
visions of the law in relation to Labor Contracts, l have
appointed NIB. z. WUNDENBERG to act as my deputy dur
CHARLES T. GULICK,
Agent to take Acknowledgements to Contracts for Labor in the
District of Kona, Oahu. jy10 st
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WANTEn
NOTICE.

a BOOK-KEEPER, ACQUAINTED WITH
IN the German language, for a Plantation, Apply to
jy3 1t F. A. & co.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

s@A THAT DESIRABLE PlECE OF Snn
Property situate in Nuuanu Avenue, opposite d
= the residences of John II. Patty, Esq, and B. f. II
Bodies, ESQ, and having a frontage on the Avenue of abou;
200 feet. Title perfect.
For further particulars inquire Of
jy3 Ct CECIL BROWN.
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WANTED.

XXTET SALT HIDES. SHEEP AND GOAT
w Skins, for which the highest Cash Price will be paid.
p. o. BOX 40. HUGH MACKAY,
jy3 Proprietor Honolulu Tannery, Kohololoa.
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PIANOFORTES IN THE EXHIBITION,

The Sydney Mail, Saturday, January II, 1880,
pace III, lis,
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NOTICE.
SPECIAL MOTTO.

s. ROBERTSON BEG TO AN
u nounce that they have disposed Of their stock and good
TTl of the business, and that their store will be closed for
after this day July 18th. 1t
Evening star., 1880-02-04

There is lively fight brewing over the ap-
pointlaeht or census supervisors. From the
moment The list of $50 was sent TO the Senate IL
was apparent that the democratic Congressman
were very much dissatisfied with the selections
They insisted that at least half the number
should be democrats, and 1t now looks as If they
were determined to contend for this The Gen.
sus committee only reported back for contirma-
uon sGch names as were not objected to, 1t
having Heen agreed to withhold all others for
future c., ,iceration. The democrats maintain
that when he census bill was drafted, and be-
fore 1t was passed, the President and General
Walker botl agreed that the appointments un-
der II should be equally divided between the
Two parties. Senator Morgan, who was promi-
nent In preparing the bill, made this assertion
at meeting OF the census committee the other
day, and added that II that concession had not
been made by the appointing power the bill
would have been changed so as to have as
sured the democrats what they regarded them
selves as entitled to. For some DAYS the
impression prevailed at the Capitol that an
am1cable arrangement could be arrived
at between the appointing power and the Senate
majority, whereby the latter would obtain the
proportion OF the supervisors demanded: but
efforts in that direction seem to have failed and
the democratic Senators have virtually agreed
TO "stand together" In the fight that is anticl-
pated. A personal friend OF Secretary Schurz
was named for supervisor at ST. Louis, and
though he is very acceptable to that community,
he is among those withheld by the committee,
and no doubt he is marked for slaughter In case
tne contest should become heated Under the
law the work OF the supervisors will not begin
onCi june therefore there need not be any ap-
prenehsioh oi the dispute over the disposition of
patronage interfering with the taktno or the
census.
Evening star., 1880-02-04
The Pennsylvania Scratchers,

The scratching Itch has broken out In Penn
sylvania- The Independent republicans of Phil
adelph1a have issued a manifesto protesting
against the rule of The machine and intimating
very plainly purpose to scratch If they can
not make their influence felt In any other man
per This document is addressed to the dele
gates OF the republican state convention, and
the s1gnerS represent themselves to be consist
ent members OF the republican party in Phila-
delphla" After asserting their faith in the
principles or the republican party, and their de-
sire that 1t shall continue to rule the country the
memorlal1StS warn the party leaders against
attempting to conduct the presidential election
according to the precedents of the last state
election In New York. They want ticket and
platform that the independent voters can con-
scient1ously support, and though having 10
candidate to plead for, there are several they
are not willing to support. They do not name
the Objectionable presidential candidates, but
point them out in the following language:
1.-The number OF republicans Is very large
who cannot be relied upon to support on the
one hand one whose candidacy would violate
tradition which has become part of the unwrit-
ten law OF the nation; nor. on the other one
who regards the skillful use OF patronage for
personal ends as the highest function of
statesmen. st nor one whose past Inability to re-
Slst temptation would put his supporters on the
defensive throughout the campaign, nor one
whose personal ambition may lead him to re-
SdIu service as q mere instrument
tality for furthering his own ends. and whose
convictions are but expressions of temporary
political eXpediency.h
This is construed 10 refer to Grant, Sherman
Blaine, Cameron and Hayes, and even to include
Conkling and rule them out successfully 50 far
as the independent republicans are concerned
The memorial also condemns the proposition
to silence the voice OF the greatest state In the
Union by the action of a legislature
not chosen upon any such issue" The
party managers at Harrisburg to-day
VIII not be likely to give this manifesto
much weight in marking out their course OF ac-
ton. They will be more apt to consider it a
device OF the enemy than anything else The
sweeping condemnation OF republican presiden-
tial candidates, and the dsapproval of the pro-
prosed change or the electoral law In New York.
Will doubtless be argued by them as proof that
democrats insttgated the memorial. Senator
Don Cameron does not believe In paving too
much attention 10 men who work outside the
party harness, even if their demands are mod
crate.