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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19


l,IHClIT CDURC OF TisE HAWAIIAN
~ Islands, I'd Circuit, In Probate In the Estate OF
DANIEL LYONS, of Lahana, deceased, intestatc. Be
fore Mr.. Justice Fernandez.
ON reading and aling the petition OF j. X. Wilder
creditor of Daniel Lyons, OF Honolulu, alleging that
Daniel Lyons of Lahaina Maui died iute-tate at La
haina the I'D day of January A. d. 1851 aud praying
that Letters OF Administration issue him. 1t H.
dored that THURSDAY the 3lst day OF MARCH, A. ID.
1851 Mt 10 a. NJ be and hereby Is appointed for hearing
said petition before the said Justice In the Court o, M
OF this Court At Iahaina at which time and place all
persons concerned may appear aud show cause II any
that this order be published in the English language
for three coDsecutiY, weeks In the Saturday Press
-papcr Published In Honolulu.
Dated Lahaina, III l., Marsh 3D. A. ID. 1881.
ABR. FoRNANDER,
20 81 Circuit Judge, end Judicial Circuit, II. l.
s,UpxEMs COuRrOf CfsE EiiANyAIIAN ~.
- lands, In Probate. In the Estate OF LEON DE-
JEAN, OF Honolulu deceased, intestate. Before Mr.
Justice Judd.
On reading and ang the Petition OF Adele Dejean
OF Honolulu alleging that Leon Dejean OF Honolulu
died intestac ut Hpnonu the ioih day OF February
A. d ssl and paying that Letters OF Administration
Ii l. ordered that TUESDAY the 2sth day OF March
A. D. 1881 at 10 a NJ, be aud hereby IL appointed for
hearing said Petition before the said Justice In the
Court koom OF this Court at Honolulu, st which time
and place all persons concerned may appear and show
cause, II any they have why said Petition should not
be grautcd, and that this order be published In the
English language Tor three successive weeks In the
Saturday Press, newspaper in Honolulu,
Dated Honolulu, IL. l., March 10Th 4 D. ISL,
Attest; A; RosA, Justice of the sapren,e Court
Deputy Clerk. ss 81
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19
MEMORANDA.

Report NJ hark kalttann. DENTS Master. Lcn san
rnu,i-co Mrh i-t et 2 y N, with moderate viud and
uur weather. lunk thr y I. tfhdra n lat - ~ Ion Il
bs,u htd tucm mptrftto with ught showers uf rain
SIuyr lra,iuF longitude 80 have had current sri.
ting NW W miles w - hours sighted Mnokni un tho
morning of the 10Th hove o od Diamond Head ct II
y m same date
Report NJ stmr twnlhui, Cutiot. Master Len Han
Francisco Mauh sthi ht 1HW y m. strong Wind from
south with high ftru sW accompanied with heavy
hall aud rain squalls March iQth ship heading
nt uieht hauled tn y, With heavy swell from NE 10Th
strong Wind from tNE distance run fuf nat - huura
~ miles. Arrived Ht Honolulu thu 18TH W. days
passage. all we'll
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

light winds To- the nr. pl miles fhr balance ~ The
pa.saro had strong T. trades with % heavy " W
awri She brings grurrtl rufgu. principally fui VI
lupkr She will t,lhrn tu San F.hnrarn direct from
kthului un ~ Auuut thH iNH iust Capt uuuVHsa VIII
please ,ctrpt nf thanks for Ole ~ late 8 papers
The Am befnr Hazard. MlIrr. arrived ~ kahulut uu
the 10th Inst 80 days from Nantimd, Win 80 tons NJ
coat she win probably load with sugar ~ that port fpr
san Fuu,IFru direct
Tho An whale barb g,ppho, Edck, touched a. this
puft ltat suudty from 1hlC1huHuu tlnHt AUpuHu, tU
ppitIus rr thit sp,fiu, hut ou Learning that tho small
pu, prevalent a' this port the captain bore away
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19
AvISO.
cossulADo pK .ps EsrApos uswol

IONstLADO nk Ills EsTAnU- UNIDOs
ne MaIlc), ~ HOSOLULU
los ciaiadsnos de Ia Repahliea xelicanai Los que
pertene<eap ssts Repabliea, assados pos medic
de este coasuiaio, de registrar nonbFcs 10 mas
prono possible dn de eonseguir Ia debids protection
dsl oobierno Para nereses que represenian ss
Ia ciudad Las dema- I.las dc Hawaii
w LAisk, SossuL pg MeHoo.
oaelna, Gale dc Fort, No "a Honolulu, H. l. sss "a I'm.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

MAJ ~ Am bgnc Norh smt, Motchousc, for Port
Townsend
Am bktur San Luis, Mcdonald Tor Han Fran
Am hk irnuy Puts sioyctt, fut T. Tuwurcnd
1I-Chi = \ Mrr Foo. Cunningham fur Huugkoug
Am wh bk Stpphn, Edlrk, Tor tiiin, Hawaii
- Am bktnr W NJ nimund, liuudlct Tor :
Am sim VIII UUNcdcrc, Mantcf, for rtuiHo OF
liaWni
stm KIlautn Hon. Tor Knhulni
sim I bishop, Tor Kauai
Sch krkaulunhi, fur Ilinalci
sch Mana. for Malikn
sch Wairhu Tor Eanlaca
Is sch Ncttc Merrill, fur Inhalun
Sfm Mukuii. from kunlau
Sch Jenny, from Kauai
sch Mary T. Foster from konn and Kan
ipaAm hktnr Kate fltaingcr from Port Gamble
Ger SIM lydia, laulsrn, from Canton
Sch L,nht. from kohHla
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19
THE SATURDAY PRESS
Published for the SATURDAY PHhss ASSOCIATION by
ROBERT GRiEVE,
Book dob and General Printer,
Honolulu, II. /.

The SATURDAY PRKss cannot undertake to return
communications, accepted rejected and have "a
request correspondents 10 append their and
addresses, not necessarily for publication, IL dc
sired but ~ guarantee of the good faith of the writer
-lED SATURDAY PREss
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19
Notice..

To the Sugar Manufactures OF the Hawaiian Islands.
y. TuLLf woald respectfully oaor bis services as
sasar Boiler, having had twensy years experience Ia
that capacity In other countries ard Ia ihis lie
feels eompeent to MI the position In any Boiling
House In this Kingdom. Goof references given Ii
required ADDkESn BOX isf.
so u sm Post onies Honolalu
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19
EXPORTS.

For liongkong per Septma, Mar il-Stores and bal
last Foreign Value, S165tb
For ilongkong per Nee Foo, Mar 1e-Forcign mdsc
Value $3.50.
For san Francisco per W II Dimond. Mar III .2sO,
III lbs sugar l5I,sOO lbs rice 10 bnchs bananas Dom
Value $50, ,glj.BO; For. Specie. Sr95.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19
PORT or HONOLULU.


Arrived.
Mar ~ Am vh bk ssppho. Ei,k from Tal,nhuHno aud
,tutap
10 sim klihuoa tIuu from kbhuWi
sch krtaulunh|. frNW NWuI"l
sch warwick trum knnuuuph
sch Malrhu. From Ntliku
Am .c6 " ii Nrycr Iovr. llb days from
is-Am stm wh nrItrlrfr. N1utrI, from New lrd.
fnri. aud cuisr
10 Sch Nctur Nufrtl from inhaiua
sch tntrtua, from li5ualui
II UuW bk kalaknun, jruks. tN'G days from \ Y
sim Ithua from Hama ana MHlukAi
Stm las Mako, from Kauai
sch iIauuaui. itnm louuapu
Sch Marion. from kukuihnrlr
81. itayy -tu twtnui. Cutler, o. days from y
Nm bktuc Eutcke. NutlhufR Ndnys from De.
parture Uay
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19
w,i,j,am Watches.

tFron ne Sgfasg Daiig Ts'egraph. jBHs a. ivHl
The Waitham Watch Company have been awarded the
only gold medal given Tor watches ~ thaSydHey Inter
national EXh hliou and tho only exhibitors In any
,iass from the United Btatos who have received this
distinctive recognition.
NcfNEHSY
sole AGENT fpf the Hawaiian Island.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19
BORN.
DIED.

In this city March 18th, to the wife OF Mr. Christian
Gertz, daughter.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19
G. p. WARD,

- MERCHANT AND "a QUEEN sTs..
O-f or at Wards Dray Stand, offers for sale
Fire Wood, Charcoal, Salt and White Sand,
In Quantities to Suit.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

Wssnxdi aTvssn m - essc( As9a.1 ~.
::.:s y. s:I:; SIX: s::sss:' @ '; o.: s:s':t :
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

From Kan Frhnpi.ca per Mrc Zoo. Mar II ItolIstor
n ca, - e. miar, . Wotrrhuuso rs rnrrts \ Jnc.
pkvs groceries ~ various Chinese nrms aud Gii pkps
in transit to china
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-09

~Cruppled by "a Woman while sew
cntecn vcu Hung Back.


Helry w. White. alias Burton. in Gus.
t'-y OF United States Marshal Wl.,x. Of
Denver, arrived % Detroit on Sl,ard ~.
urdcr sentence Of niu.iy-uire years for
fo3bins q stage coach near Del E1rte.
rev Mexico. He is SUCH "a dssoera39
That le was ordered 60 the Peniteutiary "a,
Detroit 70 make bis custody secure. he
IS said 10 have robbed nine stages siprl.
handed; his pointed revolver c,vying
sH lhe passcrg ne iu every instance. On
one o'csipn be p.unGercd thirteen plsser-
slFf, aud tAen .tc breakfast az a hotel
with them without being recrgDiz a
Since his conviction be made "a bold at
tempt % escape from prison, Fighting the
ohtFlI With au imitation pistol made of
leather and tia fo,l. While on the traia
bound 20 Datroit the outlay picked the
cks. ~ i've handouts with a toothpick
and ier1ciouslY attacked the Marshal. He
hrst struck him on the head with the
handouts, when Wilcox grappied with
him in q dszad way. White struck VIII
cox again and brought him 10 his knees.
mere were seventeen men in the car.
"ho saw the whole affair, but who left
the officer to struggle alone with the des
perale man Fighting for liberty. In The
encounter White seized Wilcox's revolver
aud tried 70 shoot. Mrs. Smithson, wife
Vi 2 Denver engineer, on her way to New
York, and the only woman in the car.
sHrapg upon Tie scat behind and caught
the souycts arm. The men 10 the car
then seized the Convict around the neck.
enabling tine Marshal To once more secure
control Of him. White says if he could
hsye got q bullet through Wilcox. be
would haYe coY-red the pass ,grIs with
hls revolver in one hand while he united
his aoldcs with 'ho other, land then loae
through every of the Internal COW
ards The Marshal says that Mrs.
SmiiAson declined a reward, but that be is
going 60 cad 70 her New Yorl, address p
draft for $500 before he is fo.,y cicbt
hours older.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-09
THE sun FOR 1882.

Neat year The ~lu will make i;s Gr
le"nlh annual rcVnlu-lou and e. tro pres
sent management. shining as aI.y.--
Tor all. big and Little, mean aud rr4,ir.-
couieuted and unhappy, Republican,
thu Democrat, .CprtNrI and NIr'r.s-
Intelligent and obtu-c. The Sul's Ii.ut
i7 Toy and wumauk.ui g every
sorts Tut IT'S genial warmth is fnr AL.
good. while - pours hot discomfort ...
INC bIi,.cruls backs OBJ ;ne ner-i,tentIy
wicked
The sun o!isd5 was "a n-oyysaa~c eff
"a new KIND. II discarded u.Iy-.f r.
forms hud 60 multitude ofthp ~u.Dfrl.n-
words % phrases OF ancient i.urpYL
ism. 70 un0crtoOS % report ip "A fresh
succiuct, unconventional wa- am t.s
news ~ tho world, emitting mo- event OF
human interest, and cOmmcutiuy utYn
affairs with the fcarle-sues~ OF ul-o'st.
Independence. The success OF his rx
pertinent WA the succa-S Of Tive sun.
IL effected "a pcruItu emit CLanEa Do tho
style OF American newspapers. Every
itn''Ii 900 Journal established ian iIa
country Doc 'lc duI"u wears past h.- been
NOSE .1 tIt.r ih. sun. l.sr. it.n.r.
"a J"urnI cane ,ir existing la been
nl""il'l pa H''-y'ei uy ius lo..u Of
nc sun 'N"iI n.
The sun OF i--- wIi. bo the Same ont
spoken. truth iell-ius, and Interesting
new pepper
-, " liuer D u-c 80 the moan, which
an a'H''tth. rI. ,tit, Chords. we shall
m'Nc 81 i-.. t.lu ever he.o.c. We
~h".t PRINT a| .sD urHs. putting 10 into
retoHll. sia.n. .ul nI. t-.risy IL. Inn
portdhr", rot by fno '~toijtanu var!-
SUCK, u'ti NN o. t..I Interest tD the IoY~
pie. Distance ir..a Printing H,u.c
square j., mot the urst couSIdo.at ou
with The sun. whenever anything nap~
pens worth reporting We get the particu-
lars, whether 1t happens ia BROOKLYN of
i'm BOkhara.
In politics we have decided opinions.
ana we are accustomed to express them
In language that can DO understood. We
say what W0 think about men and
events. That Labit is tho only secret of
The suns political course.
The weekly edition OF The Sun y. here
into eight pages the best matter of tho
seven daily issues. An Agricultural
Department Of u~ucquallcd merit, :ull
market reports, and q liberal proc rtpu
of literary, scientific, and domestic; mol
lISence complete Tine Wcckly san and
maze IL lRc best newspaper for the farms
el.s household that was oyer uriutpI
W no does not know and read and like
me sunday sun, each number of which
is "a 'Olcouda of interesting literature.
Milh me best poetry of tho day. prose
every Ine worth reading, news, huilor-
lh'.lcr enough to iill q gOOd~~iZsI book.
ana infinitely more varied and enter
tanning imam airy book, big or H,rlel
IL our idea of what a HewSpapcr Should
be piea,cs you, C for Tho sun.
Our terms are as follows:
For the daily sun "a four PAGE sheet O.,
lMeh.F -CI-hi columns, the price by mail
post paid, is 80 cents q month. or SIS. 30 u
year; or, Including Che SUNDAY ..pcr
AN ciglt page sheet of nry--iX columns
tho price il 90 cents q month. or ..-.7o ,
year, postage paid.
fIL. &sr..T... -g.ts - - o. rn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-09

THE Irish Convention Of JLicneo,
which after being in session for sew
erel days adjourned last Friday,
adopted a platform aud resolutions
recitiu8 the grievances of Che PEG
pie OF Ireland, and expressing a de-
termination to support The Land
League. An address Of sympathy
aud encouragement was also adout-
ed and $4,000 in money, in aid OF
the cause, Was raised.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-09

no ONE says the Baltimore
american, doubts now that Judge
FoLGER is a Stalwart. L any qugs-
ton ever existed on tlis point, it
was settled by the recent appoint.
meuts made by him among his sub-
ordinates." W. had supposed that
his selection to a place ia Mr.. AR
THURS cabinet pretty clearly set
lied all doubts as to the political
status Of judge FoLGbE or any body
else.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-09

HE annual message OF President
ARTHUR, which was sent to Congress
last Tuesday, is q very elaborate doc.
umentr and discusses at length and
IN an intelligent manner the public
affairs and interests of the country.
1t was received too late to secure
its proper place in this issue Of THE
ARGUS, but We will lay it before
our readers next week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-09

AMONG the very Grst bills intro
duced IN the Senate last Mondav,
the FIRST day of the session, was one
presented by Senator LOGAN to
place Gen. GRAFT upon the retired
list o. the army.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-09

The New York H@ald remarRs
~editonally that "Gen MALONE has
t in bis Tower now to do "a great
national service, not alon, to his
Suite, but to the Union. Let HIM
throw aside his RIDDLRBERaER and
other Read ulster schemes, accept tine
debt Of Virginia as it stands; agree
to pay back TO the owners of The
debt dollar for dollar, with interest.
and pledge Virginia to that policy.
He will find, and the people van
hnd, that in doing 50 it Will be bet
ter for his State, better Tor the cred
it Of the South and better for Amer.
lean poiitjcs. 1t may be that to ad-
vance this policy now would iujure
the R~eadjueting cause. This is s
small matter when we think of the
permanent benefits that must ensno
TO Virginia from the acceptance o..
the highest doctrines of financial in
tegri'y.' But Gen. MAHoEE's can
vass was made on a platform which
was specifically opposed to the
highest doctrines OF financial Integ-
rity," and the H.yaH wastes time
and space in its appeals to the Vlr-
GINA Raadju ter leader.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-09

The GRANT aud Arthur Club OF
Charleston, s. o., composed Of 1900
coIored voters, has unanimously pas
ssd resolutions conEralulatiug SEN
ator MALONE and other Readi1ster
leaders over the victory in Virginia.
Speeches were delye,ed oy sveral
colored mon. advocating the rspub.
lican support of a similar movement
IN South Clroliua, and sters were
taken to strengthen AID increase
the orgauizt tol preparatory 10 "A
moe organized eGJrt to accomplish
such a result.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-09

The l. Ion Tunes Do an td,to-
rial article discussing tue tariff con-
ysnuon which has jus, been held in
New York, say Tho tariff may be
revised, but 1t lie not likely tual
sweypiug changes wall be- iutrodu-
ced while the extraordinary pros
perity in America ia maintained.
IL is unwise l-r those English man
uiacturels who have been ing 10
see markets loag closed t. zen ne.
opened to 5ecei e t~bemee.ves Will.
the expectation OF any speedy move.
ment towards free trade iu America.
Some day The Americans will recog-
nize the utility OF battling agaias,
economic lave, and viii perceive d
waste Of national energy which pro
t%ecton involves; but at presen, tn,
ee-traders are iukewarm, while
the pro,ecti3uis,s are active"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-09

THE Baltimore Amcytcaa gays that
'kEIFEE did not get the Speaker
ship through any combination. 1t
was simply because The country
thought that something vas due to
Ohio" The american is growing
lacetious
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-09


IHE condition OF affairs in Ireland
goes steadily on from bad to worse.
and the evidercs is convincing tina.
the rePressiys measures OF the Brit
lsh Government are failures. Ed
AUND BUREE's famous a~potheem il
reference to the American Colonies.
that 1T is impossib to frame an in
dictment against a whole people,
might appropriately be revived with
reference to Ireland to-day. No
living nan sees a clear road out o.
this .abyrinthian tangle Of IRISH dlr.
hcu'tiesi bat it is quite plain that
Mr.. G~LADsToNEs administration has
gone too far. The government j..
inieed, between the devil and the
deep sea, and what it may 20 between
This time and the meeting Of Parli-
msnt 10 February ia au uuauswsra-
BILE riddle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-09
wUEIoEIrEH WAS CHOSEN.

''""ih DclcS alton ana is
""'"'"S'o" 'e''eF says; "hlIe
'>''5'y % ,""rsnce7 u 10 con-
Y0a'' u Il KIN were ez7rte1 TO
o''"S "'''''h9 Se'ecVlon OIL A7'ier
~ .Ps'%F,' some 'PecIS' ones we're
'DsI'7u OU' 'o' "n'ch the result
go '"'S oss' inherent ~ ate
'', ago 'ue canvass was
''s i''o' u''so''o1 OF special
M, ''."'y was
~ IL ''i-
I''' 7'' Wv "'e"
WIN 'H'
,LaaL i~i'.'oo"'
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b.. "''o
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80, 'ff@'0'"J
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-09

Both Houses Of Congress met at
Don last Monday. The Senate.
having no officers to elect, proceeded
at once 10 regular business. M.
BECK introduced a bill providing
for the retirement OF the trade dol.
lar from circulation, Mr., SHERMAN
d bill providing for the issue OF
three per cent. bonds to replace the
three and a hal! per cents, Mr., Lo-
GAN a bill to place Gen. U. S. GRANT
on the retired list, and Msssrs. Mon.
RILL and GARLAND bills providing
for commissions to revise the tariff.
Ia the House the entire day was
occupied 10 ,f=cting an o|rganiza-
ton Mr. KEIEEa, the Republican
caucus nominee, was elected Srea-
ker, The Democrats complimented
Mr.. RANDALL by giving him their
yotea, and The eight Greonback
voted ion Mr.. FORD. The two Ma
HONE Congressman from virginia
voted for KEIFEa, Objection was
made to the %5wearing 10 OF Nr.
WHEELER Of Alabama, Mr.. Currs
o! Iowa, Mr. VAN VOORHEES, Of New
York, Mr.. KING Of Louisiana. Mr..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-09

No mcre Important satject than
hat OF lsrif revision can engage the
attention Of the present Congress,
aad 1t is to be hoped that the op-
pOrtunity for non-partisan legisla-
ton In regard to the tariff, for which
the present state Of parties in the
two Houses is exceptionally hvora-
be- will not be let slip. Another
measure called for by the business in
telests OF the country, aus which is
also without any connection with
party PcIitics, is the passage of a
proper bankrupt law.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-09

~ MfA week iu Your WI torn. 81
N - ~ OUTFIT free. Mo risk. Every
R8 bling new Capital not reqcir-
rI. We VIII furnish YOU very
''''f N'nY aro mokiur fortunes Lsuo4
I'' .' %. much aa won. and hHys aud girls
.h' great T'y. r. .rdtr, if NDu want q
' '.' s' which }ou can make great pay
'h' i.ur You work, write Tor paricu-
... @" I'll. HALIrrr 81 Co Portland,
Maine.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-09

TIE GUIrEAU iaIce still continues
at Washington with little or no
duninutiou Of the crowds in attend
snce, or Of the racy lcatnre1 Of the
performances.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-09

IN speaking OF the Republican
choice Of Mr.. EDWARD McPHERsos
as Clerk OIL the House Of Rapresen-
tatyes, the Pittsborg Post very pr.
tinently remarks.
When Congress met two years ago. uhe
Republicans being 10 a minority in Tie
House, Bomlu- cd OK c. nzressmaa
RAISEY Of South Caroline for clerk.
RAIsET is one Of ,be bes. educate. .,6
most capable OF colored msn that has sa-
peared in public life frsm Cue south. o.,
Saturday, RArSEY was again a cand.lat,
for clerk. Thistne the caucus had SOM.
thing substantial G, yeslog, IS n9m-aa.
ton was cquiya,gn, to an election
RAISRY got A. votes out of Ifg. This
carries Is " comments. When there
was 10 chance Of election Tho u. ou5.cs-e
boosted how they had wiped out The color
lle in rOmiuaiieg HlNGY But when
they get q majority, and vi,h f. power
aad patrousgs, RttsaY is invited 60 stand.
DaCE-uy darker. need annie
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-09

lr is TO De hoped that The death
Of President Garfield may serve TO
direct attention to the ye:y made
quste and imperfect provision made
by existing leg. station tor the con
tIngency of the possible removal by
death or disability Of both Pres
Dent aud Vice-President, and the
abscnce IN fact Of any provision for
the happening Of such q contingency
IN the interval between the expira-
ton Of one Congress and the meet
ing Of the next. Neglect TO maxi
provision FOR the other contingency
with which the country was brought
lace 10 face, in tie winter Of 1867,
Of a disputed presidential election.
aud the Inability Of the two houses
o unite IN declaring the result, Will
continue to be a standing reyroach
upon Congress until steps are taken
o supply the omission by d consti-
tutional amendment. President Car
fields long ]iilness also served to
bring to light another omission in
the constitution, viz, the sbseuce OF
any provision for ascertaiLiug wber
a case Of disability" on the past OF
the incumbent Of the presidency
exists also TOR determining when
the disability" has ceased. These
aie questions to which democrat
and republicans with a turn for
practical craftsmanship can address
themselves with equal zeal.
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A STREET CAR driver, named B-ace.
land, is another who could not "stand
the Niger" in Philadelphia, especially
if dressed in police blue and brass but.
tons, and bounced him for attempting
to ride on the street cars in front where
policemen are permitted to ride. The
railroad company, however, thought
that Braceland was little too particu.
lar and bounced him from their slu-
p'oy, and now he can 90 to meet pc
liceman Jordan and Ex- Mayor Vaux
who wont be reconciled to the "nigger.
No doubt Brsceland had often before
drank whiskey from the same bottle
with colored men, but to see police
man made Of him was more than he
could bear.