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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-27
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have been cited with respect in Westm;..s..s
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bridges and other al.l,nrtcna,.css If .lsf....
against it's enemies. "''t'"'
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-27

II thers il "as thing s'osc than another
which denWnstrstes the necessity fOs IN
increase IN tho Industrial ranks of the
South, u 10 tho constant demand lor this
class II people. II Is ~ incoutrovertibls
fsct. that In the auto l,ellnm days IL slave
~. mo encouragement or ENDORSEMENTS were
offered 10 tbs xriizaU, mechanic, "r small
white farmer u ssttls IN thu Sa,nth. Eyr.
~ lorslly planter bad bic own toll shop,
where blacksmith and vheelwright work,
such - wss needed, wss performed BY
sons daaky mechanic, The property Of the
planter. Small farmers were spoken Of
by the negroes with sn cir Of sapercili.
one contempt, o. "poor white trash, j" and
the humble AMI toiling mechanic was
treated - QUE of On inferior clsss beneath
tho notice Of The aristocrstic planter, and
tn 10 wiss permitted to enter tho dwelling
or ct at The same table with the ,nsmbsn
o bic family. Wealth and slave property
were tho prerequisites for standing and
position Ia society In those tunes. The
dirty mechanic" IVES Synonymous with
Oh that wss dispicahls sud coutemrtno,s
s~eas the rsside"t population If the
alsvs States.
49,. .s..s ~. s''.1' -. va" 'nem
.,.... - ~ ~. " op'"'"''' ~" '"',,
,.,o,.1 ..-" .. % ~" o.s ~. IT.
x.,t. ,.... ....a :. ~. .."s w.
NJ. ~. =. =. .s'.I P'ce"semfy
IN h.,a,;.. ,.o,. -..." '. . 'se'.''s
AZ. ,.,-..' - s.. -. ~. .',o"' '"' "
'''''
..'o.s NO ~oss 'haa"enoas, energetic
~. ''.."s''0 .''ccas''s's Of to-day, IN
| ~" .ae 'oes..ty' sfe inc men who
w" ~ ea'''vsss their own lands, pro
~.. '"''. own apples, raise their own
e.'eHeas' sege sadeset's, aud ars tho cons
rb.v M. h...... !. p..''''''
49, ...a ...-..-.- - o''''P''"' Gu
,,s......, =. 49,. :. '"'',
~. !. n. ~. ~: ~" .'"''so
not n. ...,... 49,. ' s'''
MI,
~ ''', e':''."vs'y proves that labor
W. oo'y .ooked On 10 hoaorsOls, but
~. ..0S' No 'eee'ss sesesaty Of The
".w ' s..''' .n ~. INCREASED demand Tor .
p'P"'s''oa 70 "' ~ huge gsps In this
pses'eeavs srs, nsssnlly ssSgests that
"'ose attention 'hoa'a b directed to en-
e''ssee'ne and developing THE needed
ctao 10 she South. Louisiana 10 doing
~. .. ~.- ~ '.'' o''se''oa' ~ fostering
.s. - ,'.'"s ~. agricultural and me-
..s r..' ."'''' ~ spn''' u s'''a.ns'"
.mh.... 49, ..-.... o,''' n'''' 20
Wv. $40 70 roscn pFo-emi-
"e"s Pos's'on sos tho good and advance
ment q tho public,
m,. -.
ANU 10 . pssct'esA era, . tive when
there 10 an swakened demand for ,pdu..
trial sd,e..,o. IA ~. ~. ...ax.
meat ~ ,r.1,t,.;o.. .~,..-,
.-.,...,.., ~ 's'"'"s oevo'ed
0Ac'e'ave'y 70 snis object. 4 clsssical
adncs1i0a nay do i6e IL younr man AZ
wealth. vho ,.v., n,..o. - .r -:
~. - ~. ~ ~ "' DO
w. 10 Ss'sse " sesi, whose cole
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-27

jAo. \. co0oaovG. GolIoR'
SATURDAY, . Asglse 81, 1851,
Ne o. HSs1sssIsa 9 n OGsS -,
saAuM . Y onaAh = sk1Ah 0Aso, - usosy 4
Q aeanguD -. Al 10y go 3 - ~ q
y - -: I. 80 q sssssstlss. z
- Q : - - - IS 80 s -.
a $500 - ssss hearss 81 osssuseAis
an1A - y aA1DuA - TIA p6oGta's
vudocASuA 0AscuuUocA L..
A. . ssssss lsll AgAt In Asnsillss,
Ns.ss, ~ sasas esasaisiag ~ vssA ~.
dis.ss Osvs vay, ssasltias ID killing "a
psnssA - vessaiaspa&
h slssvspsss SassA,'t proposes - y.
80 . satisa h Ssp~sabss which will
csatsin intssssaiag sztielss eoscenisg
CsAas, - u ~ Surrounding parishes.
IL ssganiaatiea a u Coaaittse
a Sa1ssy, 10 New Osisssa 10 bssr.
Ing ~ Auit sasiy. Ths City Iis~ u "
leeh, sssssl list . s,.ss pssvsilsA In tAsa
city tAas . hsay q "a ~ esasaitatsa
thsaslvss ~ Law ana Osase Patty,
csapsssd q ~ Ass1lsn slsosat, VIA
~ YssAassa ss1s a.A snnsnitiea 81
~ p@pss e sanyiag cat thsir "lsv
81 ss1ss" aaie,A
Saos ssasspejaa ~ - i6s1sl q ~
gieaatis sGst1n nsds h nseAa.in and
nasAiaasy, vhsa u b seaAad thas q ~
esaia6 Ailaa1A c., sxpsiaisa, esttes
Win - piebsa IN ~ bsll - ~ soslk,
- tsaaslnssi - . uashins Aua whisA
II so91s vsvsa Into e)stA. Such -
sxltAloia Dssslalas ~ wsaassSsl iavsa.
tive sssias e - = sps,tsd % ~ uaa.
uiAetuss q NV eseasa Int eloth.
h eppsdAisa - ~ Dsoecsatic cas.
aiasas \ nisisipDl = lssA By NJ. -
King: H = dssssihsA = . AigA.ssasd
gsstlsuas, 81 Q ~ q lrilliAst talsats
~ mo ssssoDaiaAasats. Ar. King,
~ ~ 0>asksvills Lslow, aaassnsss
tAaS b ssssslag ~ Dsoeess$ie Hsni.ss,
- b HsilAe . 'DsosszaA 0sssaheekse
a 1sPaAhsaa." n stAse vssas, 10 b ~
lsaass = svssy slsnsat Il Nisaiaippi
psaltin sppsssa - ~ Deaeeraaic patty.
We slaoa esgseets1. Ths Alsxandria
Dsao Dan1, - ~ kYsss sGaasa have
Asag - tAsk inslzunsats lbs . httls
SsanR ssasstisa. Apsstiea having 4.
pas>e1 - 0aea1eCA, a.oelse ftaensnt 10
Leg DsaasA, ~ ~ ssanant-e -
iag. napsy assliss! We 10 pine az .
ltttls SsassaGisa, bat ~ ''inaGitatiear In
Na1sAtssAss NV AasassG vhM Il \
Asl1eGt.
O. ~ al . sssisas ss)kdsa sssusssl
bstvsaa ~ dl1isass q 0saass, Tssa4
~ . hanA q Nh ~ Witt Asspsea-
6sea aAssiR nlsAail W. snisusly veun1-
q; ~ - Aee1)uns vssU killsl "a
- ~. - ~ silissas psspsssa y q.
Ssiaa6s - vAsls eaaC. eeesss 81
anaaeae ~ e1eeD1 ~ . hiliAasy 60.
Daay ps,lshg ~ viva.
ns1idAasaA VI, Asas sAys shss n
~ lssaiaae ~ = vin - . psst lsgal
stssasa0 vAiaA ~ nalisal jseisPsu-
d0s g ~ ss1a1Ey IN ssAaa1 i1saaf
vAaR y vasdah y o1I1aaab lalls>A
~NA Wylsal = nslisal ssa1nsne ;
81, ~0bthsjuy \ Avilsl. ~ ysspas
v0 heunAalns1s \ ~ be1isf ~ -
1esl10 - oul1poa Ghs1A Ghago ~
aaas olnsWA
aJaAhsw 1aaa - kstaaA ~ nakine
tAhODnvs1 i AzisnA Nv l6ssisa 81
yss0sD e 1sEiss, - ~ tAsa6us Il
1CA1lAg NJ ~ Apaahaa h ! recent
se0aonant = Nsv lssis., : psstisa 4
~ - CsvalEy, ssapsssa e ssasssl
tssA baGA1 ~ In1iAas vtlh dielin-
1880 - 49, $780,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-27

Ssas sssssSt3as ~ - hs1sd q ~
gieaatis slsi1s nsds h nseAa.ian ana
nashiaasy, vhsa u b saaaad thas q ~
esaiag Atlaa1A c., sxpsaitisa, estees
vim b pishsd IN ~ bsll - ~ seslk,
onA tsoaslbgsod y Q uAehino 6ru0 WhisA
u so9Dss woven into eloth. 6uch -
sxAillo1n pssslAlns ~ Wsnaklal iavsa.
tive Ssaias q - . spS,isd 70 ~ uaa.
ufAetuse q NV eet1sn Into eloth.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-27

Ases1ps11nB = ~ Nv Y1k ~
hsiB - - - snava0 = w.
olshga G. ~ - - sivle : -
= - - e ~ ~ ealsaaa1slial
san1IaeAsA - e vAsa = = ysaas q
-. HsuBsssas CSl M. Z. Canaspa,
- 0sa119 eao1l1a1e . ~ ~ q
~ vA1UhA slsnnk ~ NJ Nv.
Dan1al ~ DsnsaDaA . slulviae - -
tApv1hou1na - pssolsase aaAaav-
60 tsusu1s ~ aa1kl1ahsne. Dpeal.
1eA 49, 49, slsnsst 49, tAslal.
sanoa peplk h sanvan = . 1880
~ saao $50 slshssusly $500
snOlslApatlsA w. So
Co. - 8 = - Asaes
- - 6. lGsC 80
01n1qA 11son ~. = = - -.
~ o1s1e eslDsoIb lsuannlL ~
80 lllsseeuuDa slnah =
- pA pssUite = unssssllpl
@ = I ri Is = - - 4
Ae1A y $500 : -.
- - ~ - 49, -
4 49,, - = - 80 eullsaa
- : ~! J. = ~ i - - : Aassals
ii 3 : euaa = -
- - : = y = ~ 49,
8 = b! - - G. ~.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-27
IN PREPARATION
Judge Francois Xavier Martin, Hjtn,
Of Louisiana, from The Earliest Pfiei

This very rare and valuable coutih,,;..
the historical literature Of the conntrr ; =
in prress Of republication, with ",. = nov
matter and life Of the distinr u;.hsd ... sts
hy Judge W. ". Howe, Vi the New n ss!eSr
Bar. "o Ne" Oriesas
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-27

h sSpsdAisa y ~ Dsosesstie eas.
diasas y AissioiDSi, = lsaA By NJ. Ass
King: h y dasssibsA . . kgA.tsasd
gsstlsaaa, 81 ~ q hsilliast talsats
~ mo ssssoD&GAasats. Mr. King,
says ~ s>astsvills Lsdpw, aanssnsss
tAas b ssSsslag ~ Dsaeessaie neniDss,
- b nsiGAss . 'DsosssaA 0sssaboekss
a 1ssahAsaa." n slAss vssas, - b ~
lsease = sv~y slsosat Il His,issipPi
ps)itias sppeooa . ~ Doaeeratlc pasty.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-27

We s1aoa esesoete1. Ths Alsxandsia
1sao Dan1, ~ E9sss seaass, have
haag - tAsk insRUnsats ~ . little
S1an0 sasetisa. Apsstiea having 4.
pasesa - sAeaAseA s,oIAse Aaensnt 70
Leg 1sansA, ~ ~ ssananl-a -.
IL. nspsg Sssdsss! We TO pine az .
httle Ssesoa1isa, bat ~ ''inaGitatisa" In
Na1sAtesAn boeW has1ssI VIA Il h
Aol1eGt.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-27

AA0g ~ 1a0MUoo N un1e vhiGh
~ 0ul1o0 sn1hs & ~ pgassat tina,
- . ~ 6 qs0s1isaAl naGksnan,
~ aesAsan - lnaos - p,asAs
49, Aaoossa6ne viEAsut disesssiag
- - = laavlae tasss ssAial
49, eo10 ~ - IAair 1eoostien. 1Aey
e 800 = y vllls ~ b aiagaise,
sa19al1iheAn1As.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-27

0sIsaaoeeS allssasAss 1saGA, ~
- ~ g Voo-lssaiasat A.Ahnrs inaai-
Qs0g = anuns ~ ssigls e aevssa-
- saassesst Z baiag lIssin IN,
: SsvlvoA NJ na1eR ~ lsag aass
- evoese u - AGving taAa ~ ~
81 ea1114 - d1tis e ~ pssssat G.
- - No. : sEtaint sspllsit 81
1O@ e0dals = NJ tsoidnat u 4
ssaaAV eoaCills y ~ Hssailsa1y.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-27

h sAssvspsss Sasa1.'t proposes - y
- . sditiss ID 0sStsabss which will
csatsin intsssseiag aztielss coscenisg
CaAAs, - IL ~ susssusdiag parishes.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-27

sJoA ~ uaaa Il hsboaA -, naki,e
tAopnvsly = AzisnA Nv Mssisa 81
yads0 6 1sEisa, - ~ tAss1.s e
1oAehg NJ ~ A9oshsa h : recent
se0o1neh NV nssiss. . psstisa q
~ - CaSalEy, ssaDsssa q sslsssl
0oep4 6aG1 ~ ln1iaAo Wilh die1in-
Ssa - dahg lasvsay.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-27

o. ~ ~ Q ogisaD solkiaa eeeuEsp1
bstvssa ~ d1issas 4 0saAes, Tsss4
81 Nod q Nh 81 white aeepsea.
Asa AaiR Mill vassssisssly vss.l.
q; ~ ~ hoo1)uns Voso killel "a
- AanG - ~ d1issas psspsssl y q.
elaals - vAsls eaaG. eeeess 81
aaaee1e ~ e1eos1 ~ . hlliIasy 60.
pony po1alnG ~ tovu.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-27

essdnso1s tAa0sslvss . = ~ llilrr,
y sasanalnAs - nasa ~ - vpel1A
~ psslpsgiy e ~ sonnsnlty -
ssve = Saaissa = ~ = ese>sa "a
1880 - hpssanssl, - vm ~ ~
esIspsla1ed ss1n " aGsss = IN VIA
80 ~ u1aasn ~ sxpsaliyo uasGl>i.
va1o1 lan1A
1a!hssdS villasalg pssplA ~ NY
VI - alagfslan ~ - - 49,.
Nsv1ih labseb us(A ~ - ~
- 49, ~es : - = ~
VI ine1alalss = = N ~
- w. Cnssgl1lllv Z - $50
1gsln ~ sailsss1s - = 49, -
49, - ~ N 49, : ~
~ nlg1l1na. u9levsv,Gk r
LlellaIaa $3.50 y - ~ -
- hft ~ - inllt y i'III b,
= - M - $3.50 Is ~ $50 y
sl alna11 e . 49, - Z.
@ = s - 81 = O. e. II ,S
- S4 lAvf N1lh - - ri
~ : I'iII - go NJ s1G ~
49, - r. - -
49, " ~ - vs. - Z. I B
- - I I1(1S S \
- - = ~
IS s. 3Tt Ks s t5sfl = "a 81
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-27

A. . ssssss lsli AsAa In Aspsiliss,
Fss.ss. ~ ssaas esataisiag IL vssA o.
dis.ss Osvs vsy, sss.ltiag II killing "a
psnsoA, 81 voonaiae 0oG
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15
The GIuey India-Rubber Man.
Vienna Cor. of the ondon Globe.


The strangest phenomenon we have
seen for long time is now on view in
Vienna, Der Gummimensch," or the
India-rubber man, is quite the queerest
fellow imaginable He is a pale, faccid
man, with red hair, and bilious COM
plexion; he wears black velvet knicker-
bockers, and is very polite. He can
seize the skin of his chest with both
hands, pull itaway from his body about
eighteen inches, and raise it to the
level of his head; and yet when he,
leaves go. instead of this skin hanging
in horrid folds, it goes spreading itself
again, SO that not crease is to be dis
covered The skin of his nose he can
stretch six inches, the skin of his fin
gers two inches, so that his hands look
sizes No. 20 or 80. He drags at the
calf of his leg, and behold goodly
and transparent membrane, in which
can be seen the ramified network of
arteries, pink and pulsating. This does
not hurt him. He can-but enough.
You see that be well deserves his title
of "Gummimensch." What with his
cadayerous face and gluey electricity
he much reminds one of Dore's CHASTITY
portrayal of the damned in the grand
of the Inferno"
The medical faculty are highly e1er-
cised anent this man, and they have
begged him for the smallest strip of
skin, just for microscopical investiga-
ton. There has not been such a case
for two centuries, and in those days, of
course, the microscope was rather prim-
tive. ~Gummimensch7 is Bavarian,
30 years of age, married and has three
normal children. He charge two forms
to show himself; his skin feels ike vel
vet, or perhaps rather like the breast of
q plucked fowl, but it is not sweet
sensation to touch him.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15
The Movement Of Specie.

A somewhat singular feature has re.
Gently been developed in the movement
of specie. Australia and New Zealand
are sending their specie to San Fran.
cisco instead Of London. This practi-
cally amounts to Withdrawals from Eng.
land to America. 1t is said that tina,
steamer Australia, which arrived in San
Francisco on the Sd from Sydney,
brought over $4,000 in specie-tb.
largest amount Of specie ever received
at San Francisco from Australia.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15
A NEW MOTHER SHIPTON.
when lawyers fail to take fee,

when lawyers fail to take fee, 10
And jurieS never disagree;
When politicians are content,
And landlords don't collect their rent;
When parties smash oil the machines
And Boston folks give mp their beans;
When bauty children all die young
And girls are born without q tongue;
When ladies don't take time to hop,
And ofiae holders never flop;
When preachers cut their sermons short
And oil folks to the church resort;
When back subscribers all have paid,
And editors have fortunes made;
Buch happiness will sure portend.
This world must soon come to an end. sr'
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15
horror, and trembling like q leaf.

horror, and trembling like lear.
yes, dear" said Jack, drawing, bel
closer, 81 thought of you, an felt mighty
sorry fur little jack. Lor' I know't
how you loved yer great, rough ignor
ant" '.tH
Hush! please dont!" and Alice'i
hand was on his lips.
"Well, we'll, 1 didn't have time tc
think Of much, fur l felt the logs was
chockin' me, an yet knowed somsthin
was keepih' 'em about fourinches apart,
What, twas 1 didn't know till after
wards.
my arms were free under, an tried
to pull tho logs apart, but bless ye,they
was . million pound pressure, an ]
nights we'll hs' tried to pull up tree,
an I begin to git up, whom I see some
thin fly terough the air an light on .
log nigh me, an 1 heard Aleck call out :
'Aelp! Help! .,7,q D-ns.,@ ,dI ,,algg,u.
"He might as well ha' hollered to the
stars fur helps holler ter the fellers on
the shore, fur they couldn't get to us
then, an knowed it. But it gave me
hope ter hear his voice so, near by.ot 1
was bothered, though, to know how he
came to be so near, ur,just afore I slip
ped, see there was clear place nigh
thirty foot between us. T'J y, ~ ~, =. I
"The boys said, afterward, that he'd
jumped fifteen foot gap. l. didn't
know but he, did, but I neyer, seen no
such thing done. Anyway, he was there,
an as soon Is he landed he was workin'
like mad. He pried one log out n got
it across the end O. the one I'd been on,
and then he pried upon the two t held
me, n got between m Alice, twas
more'n emmy three men on the river'd
do, but he did it all alone. Aleck an
me was friends-I reckon now we always
will be. .'.i .'.- ..".. ,-'EsI@ 7"~
swell, Is soon 8 he'd done this, 'twere
easy fur me to climb out, with little
help from him, an was all right again
an I'm blamed if I didn't have ter
steady Aleck fur two or three minutes,
he was that weak. ..N - .,a
"Twas easy enough after that, ter
shore when we came to the slack water,
above a dam. But afore left it looked |
TO see what it was s kept it just fur
enough from tn other to save me. And
Alice, it were an ak. Some Teller had
struck his ak into that log and left it
here. Likely the log had turned over,
md he had lost it. Anyway, there it
vas right close to where my neck was,
md the edge was gin knot, that was
lard enough ter keep t from crushing
light in" ... ,..u. -.
Jack, I want that ak, said Alice,
ooking up suddenly, and smiling
trough her tears.
81 knowed you would, darling,
m 1 brought it home for you" and the
zig logger went to the door, and
brought in rust-covered ak, which
Alice took possession Of And to this
lay that rusty AK hangs on the wall,
ust over Abce's sewing machine. I'D.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15
Every Texan Wants
r. E N N E'S.
PAIN KILLING
M A GIG OFT,
The Best General Family Remedy,
Purely Vegetable and may be Ussa
Internally or Externally.
TT WORKS LIKE A CHARM"


It is not an oily, greasy or sticky subst.po.
but CLEAN, delicious and safe to use nv
every one. As an internal remedy 1t give. n.
weakened and over strained chords and mn..
cles new life and elasticy, curing pain % water
quenches fire. 1t cures, .lg -,
Sprains, Headache, Sctatica,
Bruises, TOOthacIte, Neuralgia.
Bruises Lame BackIsheunaatism
Crich II, the BacIs of the Neck.
As an internal remedy il tones and correct
the stomach.l aids digestion and readily cure.
Collie, Cholera morbus, Cramps, Dyspepsia
Sour Stomach. Coughs, Sore Throat and Dy,
pepsia. JrH Z uEi uu''Oc %. ."s.aisygp.y >.
+, A bottle of RENNE'S PAIN KILLING
MAGIC OIL in the house, or on hand for i'm
mediate use in case of emergency, will often
save alife or a. long and tedious sickness. n,
Sold by druggists, Groesrs and dealers in
Medicines.
SOUTHERN WHOLESALE DEPOT, DALLAS
TEXAS. .''
tnl.r H. C. HOSKINS. Manager.
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am Sir, yours, &c,
A MERCHANTS CLERK.

Mr.. EDIToR:-The newspapers of this city
have published several communication lately,
relative to the Commodore and Oiicer trottln9
match, which took place last September, and
although personally interested in and probably
knowing as much about the matter as any per-
SOB, l have until now kept out of print. The
several communications bear the impress 81 one
mind, although written by different parties.
The ring that has so far controlled the kapiotini
Park, evidently means to bar me and my horses
from participation in the races of the 18th june,
and in order to prepare the public mind for 50
arbitrary a proceeding false statements are made.
The June Meeting would be Il sorry Attain with
out subscriptions for Purses, and the public
should insist upon a liberal management for
the sports OF the day. No one person has taken
more interest in the June Meetings. than I have,
and no other man has been to larger expense
than l have to put upon the Track good trottiug
stock, honestly handled. Any person who viii
take the pains to look at my establishment, must
see that l love a horse and know how to take care u
him. Care, training. and driving have brought
my horses TO the front, to the discontinue OF
the ring, and so L am to be barred. l have
always handled my horses to win and the public
have had the amusement. L can truly say that
the glory of handling n winner has been my only
recompense, for the Purses won have barely
paid for expense of preparing my stock. | can,
as truly, say TO the public, that [ could have
made more money by losing q race now and
again, and the ring know this. L lost one race
by putting my horse on the Track before he was
in condition. L won five races with BaJy, each
time driving her for all that she was worth, and
1t was this series of races that made the ring sore.
l would not consent to put up a job on the
public, for this reason l am out with the ring.
Tire Commodore and OiUer race was mine by all
the rules OF racing. The ring got n decision
from the judges, before the judges-amateurs-
had time to consider the facts and the rules but
when my protest was made these judges told the
stakeholder not to give up the money until he
was III possession of their decision in writing,
and this decision has never been flied with the
stakeholder. l have waited patiently for six
months, in the meantime offering to trot the race
over again, but to no purpose, and ut last
brought an action to recover my stake, not
taking advantage of the gambling act, as
n recent statement would have it appear
II is but fair TO say, that Mr.. Mcclellan was per-
fectly willing to drive OIUer IN a race to decide
the ownership % the Purse, but the owner OF
the horse was not game enough to consent.
This much L say, to defend myself before the
public.
Having now come to the conclusion, that an
honest man can DO far better things than own
racing stock, SO long as the ring is in control,
have disposed of my stable, retaining B,6g,
simply because she cannot be purchased. This
much 1 say to warn the public.
II. J. AGNEw.
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To The Eitor Of the Puoiic Commercial Advertiser:
The Ggzstie Is virtuously indignant with you
for having inserted the word moral" in your
extract from his paper concerning the young
men Of Honolulu. If he did not use that word
in the exact connection in which You placed it,
he used it in another part of the same article,
and undoubtedly insinuated that the majority of
the young men Of this city, were either an i'm
moral lot already, or IN imminent danger of
becoming so.
His article commenced with d lamentable
picture Of the gambling dens Of this community,
and gambling he says under its very lowest
aspect. Is one OF the vices 10 which Il large section
Of the youth and, alas the ripper age of this
town Is addicted n very vicious habit