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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08
/ y CHAMBERs- CInCUIT JUDGI.

i -s-u~i laiiel-i lis--'ef Hlrl.r l.r.-f--I- ~
Arl.lEL. zli. fs1rrae4
- Fett-e- aai & g az geri.iaa - rra. ~ Ed--rs
ts.l-e rlrr 40 Al1 1a-trirar - t1cr.r4 - - =
90. ~ ~ lrl-ler. E-rart o. Efs-s y Ell.a--..
l-sl1alsrl
p T. lr-9re- tlsr Z ElAl DAY FE-nT-r1r "a
~ ~ lgllrE J. r. ~ rae Gear ff1-.- q ~. 49,
= - ~ - 40 .c = e1raz al .egi.l.a
- ~ ~ fa slsrsrs- llf 80
AK FIaTEaoEI
e.-a.s }z-=s = ia Dlfrrl-f. n. e.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

rEu srtar-ll.luIuur l- me lew M--HE ElII Eiar
5a-au.a7 vas q -acilied HIszasa#- The 7r1grstlnua
ElH -1-,al lud 5r11ls via cleV==t7 -sll.erzai 6F
-.ia I-i lllil rgs!l ,.srsst By re ru1lG zIsssrs-
E..7-1 Eulrgl and A-rar llil 1ppesilza. n n c1uIle
llll-llIl.- llE lIglIl=- --lm L-lI1i- LLe HeuIler
la- 4l f---7ei lL-lrrifs7rII- -lf= IIlI-
-ar--lc E---r1r- Es lil lesu -suZlet 1g a
1ual--ulI-i Tlus- ms slusllrlsncT clu1-zllur Il
lulT lne. F-Z lllsHl-- lie -rls-sel-et. e. give
lla lullllIIiF sr1 -ls 1Ulll..i ii-Il-lI lie sus-s
-la amy and -I-T lIil-I-lIu slu1s tax 1irs az
llc1L sVeu-l lll al.-iE rIa Minister lost glrieslrE
s1t flc.s.t 1ll4I -gCn n.i-1-rE are rzTe1Itsi a
-ssl he -ls tIt--s WIS ZluG- BIr--1z rIa even
mr. MlaE Ei.Esr sag sis.czli1u II slTI..s. warn
vHra veil rsfeITe. tln 1eilr-llT euGlr... 1T-
K,T-zf 1iIilTgsfl Hlue s--llsEr -crrs l.lT.11 r-r
..sr1IL -llugt VIA '-is -Il-1ls ,.l llt.i .i -f
ten I-ld ellc1liie Etes prlV--sz lIlllazif a rs7
V-zari Il -a Eef1uli PIX q sls programmes la
1uTaz-ad - ilfls tills-tlr l'llla Wl-c we're rss-T
-lsd- hr E-Ezss ~ EIls rasss. a lrt-Eeric san
mr. Taia goen vas F--rasn sIpesIalg i1r hr
clwzf AMI sesllfsla. 81 llll- L IupuEisHtler.
1 In lllliF q s-IEIzT VIZ eraizieziE AMI -dar-l
qr-.sr gr-sf.l- On IL Er1wle 1lals N zl1Ilr a <
ssls.rr-lE Ll Fssrsrs n IS -f1lsa1-. rlH Cssriir.lr
"a rlrse we're ssceci.iIlF zDuc- Eha 1erfsruaus.s
cucildeft EI1A ne CtlnpF lf EhTllat-f
lrErlfr-sr,H arlf. n1vsT-1-0 ssa-uE VEicu WI vat
hear rzpE1r1u- Nlel zcEil Al e11rt Eas been
lias.s - get Up lGr1ugfllv zsl1s. rill- aefner
5.guss 7iirnld ha sssss.llss. -aa lsar --lalr-ft7
sif.rg.sf Sez1 1sJ1IzlsS HszErs- BcsVuis alI
Ea7Ier 5r1rGs.s - gIFs auctiier elEer-l1ll1en--
rhelz VII 1e 1isE groupings Z irllrllls- -iLs.EIz
v-u-4nss- f-9ta 1lusaeries n 1.e MaFFei q Aarrl
ana ne g-af1e -E.is-.ssn The laz-sr Eisunsal1
sl.i.I.ncss ka7s issn ilrars tld lVs xiEaFs soEn1
1s14asselnsur Il me tsrHsr n Eeg, ARD . Eel
z1rzG sSeina. A aev sIsrca . sao "a Hoa 2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

IE
T.
III
WIS written al1cua L>tt gza-l 49, It
aEUl-=s A. truly SD the hI-zsLu narT-ra Il IT,
dry as Il d1i a. that Il the HIr distant
lle. The -Hl-0G = rsglTia,i IL ueces-
=I1T- and X. aa L-ma1 1a1u-H IL consuI-
5-7=t a Necessity II al g'1i11I.aI u1I5asz-s-
BG1 the eEamL1a1lln Of set Cf vJuuZ
papers reveals 1-mI1 uatIrH U. VERY IN
z1TIal-La culCrs- ~ har broken premises.
WAT petty uea1 nesEes lra there reveals,t
= 1a1 d1vuri-zlr LIzs =nCE themselves 1nE
ar another ~ herH i Eaper- there q
UHrer turns GE- The baILCu was Cr-Er1
aAv Intended % ur-recr the vHaE from
the s-r-uE- q prevent u1c1l4 coercion tT
Influential people Of those vino 1Iilzl1 b..
one WV Ct aloCher- Ii thz- power II
tges TINS vgL= LEErE = 10 doubt -lIl
Ua-T men VITO would b. To much ever
aveu q aFgw thar CvE gpIlILns. arz
1lett o register slaIr desires w.1nlC1
CE arr cCusst.s. IIisIICes o. them
Hs persUua-E- Bot tt ET7as a zraEit
-lu1r-IIEI1y 81 the tacrr-1I. mai O. the
w WtC nd Be val Win l,ltl =Il-as.
zEutizman sa-it- d. I know exactly v1C
the P-ople vim voted Err me- 1J1 BIZ
ed -l. =tsI1EueEE wrongly b. =i1CC-C
Sill L know exactly the BeuEl= w-u
set o. Vcrs f1r ll,s but fz,si s5lrH that
= = quarter 1t G1eiE tId MT He
sEzuEs- the s5Ii1stIrTlfB.u Cf names a-
sa momeuE- the =lgl.InC II Of Cne
~ Instead Of angtller- arH certainly
NJ and yzt saltlterlre- % slls =JI-iisn1
--1z4-Iu uzIEzI-u-
ting n et11 liaf,rIllIl WI-.il 1llis " f1z-l-
"a -sss " s,-nesstIv deserves ga---- a1-sI
ton o. SI1ca huual niI'EIrE rE'-II-rzs
the prutzcelon # surety . zilCuId BE thor
oJI-h-T protected and tne ballCCuC places
should 81 - arranged thai Il 1uln- t1 Be
1zucszI1le f-r the runnerz gf eI1heF side
even q make N attempt 60 watch wi-s1
liaIIig1 zues mn the box 4 keen locEcu1
Wis bzpt By both SIDES lat Weci1esft.l7-
11ern x7,s much sIraIaIng and erlnIlzE u
nss,.lCs- occa.siCnillY v-rh- sIIcce.s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

49, p ne Easeriar IN - - s.
1.-,s ,..s- = 1lsg eznnot Lsaus n. -
49, -, 1l'.-- east sheir v,ste f.... -,
-. =. - forasyeraI years = h.. -. =
= 1919 of the Minister II IT, -
- . Appoint an Inapecsar of EI.,..;,-.s1, .;,',.r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08
Auest- 1r.,,-- % s.--.--e c..---
- A-E.e. 1ss-q 90


4 = = ~ u III ~
y. ~. a. f.lEt- -err.1l s.l.a1l es-rlr su
Er--lfs-il the llr-ar % e--11- ur ut tETEs.
-l12-r zrz 20 Lr4t1a lits. tsraf-a.i iare.sare .f
--Al-le--- leaare l-1l b rar7f--T q --1- q ll.-
tl E-il- alc lllu- l.i.l.ln a1i- arcarl.-s ar
a-1l y q iIlrr A11-srrtflr ~ o. rslaee 81 "a
-l.4~. s1e fr La.1-lt A-ll. 1-ralsHrs- rharHHl H
tss. o. De- a-i1Hse tflle lEl Hlsr-er .-Hl.
: lia als asks l-lr lle e-a1.t1si- az &
lF1E1v-l sl1 rl1- 11. order urI H. alls II .l.,-
-ala1a 81 '-- 4f11-rF -era-l-rg l- Ea-ls o. ~
9ar-lt l-era elI-srf. 4rd a-slll--11r l-I a. 81
-lre--'s -r11f l- ts-r-ar -9s lrr o. -elr.
u Il ar7eral -a1l A14lliF f-e -1f1 lra -.f-s-r-4
2 u Lrs- ll u ac.rfs D. 81 l-il-s ~ -a f-ar.-
q -eil7--s1s- .. fe l-llr- illa= Lalsfrl Ei. -
Sad 1ls -lr- t. leF alai-r- s- -la- tI-rr - = -
--r -=1'l- ral1 Fliall ass lerll11f- and rtsr sd
aerHlla- .al-rs.Hf- rs=l lrHs srlf a.. -frss
eta-e- laF l--g --Ts- NtF r4s .aa- -tall. s1t u
z1iIe- -a1 nag 9r-.ll e1--r-r1 % zl1 a-r s-rl-
- 49, --- .a.t af-es- iE ll-r
,-11el- raea-laref as-1f-- a-- --t...lsf 81 ll-a-
- - ll .r n'--s prlqiaus ta f-ls .lal.
Dl-s'i o i-l-s-s - e. ~ g 4la1l-g A. D. l-l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08
zeH1i -{arrrfisrElsHis.

scIFRlHE CoTEF Ds rRE fISNNIi
- L>LANp~- On rrl1a-e-lu ta- Estate 90 ~ A.
1fAI-h FL ~. 1t lrl11ll. l,E--. i--1-1ztz- Before
N-- lF-tics Act.eIiE.
On Ea-il- ana -i.iul llc Fc-i-iel q Eaz1'- Na-S,
l1El- u.isa rf -1- g. a. A1rslt1t d-c-a-asl ar-i1
.la- said l A. At-sla-i ~ Illaa11- uala- t.ec o.
-ss-trs r- drrcal a----rit 1- as ir~- 1sE of ee--
1-v A. o. - and l1stl- tl1r .s-l--- Of -sl-il----l
-.1l issue -a -A.sEl1..s-d j. llr.lE1 -l-
tt i ordered --1- .i-lAs -l- ara Gay % fEBEU-
AEL A. D. 49, 1- -a re.acz A n be auL terctF q.
qcll--ii i1r l-l-.a- P-Etial ef-crt tie -zri
4l-lr=- .l the gsrr lsll 20 rl.- g.u-r- AZ Ho-aiu
Ullcl time ana place persons ned r1as
i1Fe4- ilI -l-1z cz--- lf aay my lsrs vas -tnI r-
-aIs- -aaE- Ell b. -rau-cfl. ans tha- thr- rrer o.
PUBLISHED t1 -l- E1-.-.1 and -llEl. a1--r--- frr
lllrls the - lllaF1IrEl Gazette
ar- hlHs11 .t1E-1 111er- .l a1-elri1-
Dated ala-1. l.l- d o. p r1- On. A. ssz
Law al..t h ROT LIZ
J---1-- rt tls >1l.r.-.=---1-r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

y = i-i'-t it'-t 1AAi NC EETE
80 = LfYst. rr ..r.f- - 80
-.- ciI.ri 49,. Al 81. lEai.a r. Il n
l-aeatA t.ra-a- o. tar Haaa..
- e-feF -Irrl Il1a sr.. -..|'r.I.-
- u -1r ~ q O. I0 .-l- f...-. ... +.
a----aA.-.,- 49, Z. p -. ..r I.ILtfa fl-er. -. -
- 20. q 3 a. -. ali aH.rs.rr .--H.- =
..-t--a- ~ I.ti il ll Il- -.t.a.-.-.
--i ia alr.lrl ~ sali ili.e ..l /. - ..'s
Ao'-f7 = -rra..f srarci1lIr rI.a- "a ....
L-sfe7i 81. ll1-rI-r .al 81 la.llr...- ~
3. z. AlNA a. r0rns4rr f...--.-..
l---1- h.1ai-- iaa --fa f--s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

~ e's->s-s x sucks psalGss sgalnss the
tNEeiSrer' - eertsla pchsselss,S have
urged erca the aatlSs, ear eaN e,sl In
eHs way, Hss3 IN Aeaa sAesassr 10
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

ssra es-ssr drlaz sa1E .e-nrs sr s1gsl 80 Easrera
pr-ces Fls zusr ,zl- ras Era1isr Cla,aiaE En25-
-iun- - Al HELLIs. m8 sars 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08
THE P4Kr..

Car Ci.<ys1. 'sx aa'1ev fke ara zsn.
-.stl eea.-at D-sss. -. =, - 's ~s< ~
Gar cssss n - - y 1r- ~ = ss--te> =
-af<y ~ An - = - = lfts-t - = ss<r-< -
f''1a''a'n1 . fhsis - sss:k. 49, : -.'a k>-'
@s.oassss SuS IA, ~. WIG erT eEose
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

= Ffiall E-11i-- In ez-cI-s On The ula-.-- % r-
E--arr 1f g. a. HAsll- lir- % Err1.l.1- t.--r--t
A. -ll1ll l-r-- before IT, fa--l-r la.1--
On fHt.i and TIE E-rl-ir1 ara accounts 90
T. e. 41l=s 4r. ~ F. Ai-l arl NJ fia-c1 1fluIrI--
zll1r- % ne Estate 1t G g. Harris. eL H1urlr.r
ual1 tsrs-- u--si- llsg l-s -t o. lllrsi - lzi-
1ll ela-- rlr1-srs- v-1 - i-s=- ard n-z rhar
-1 may ls sl11Iiassi z-- 1a-rgd- luL -l- zr
1---r 11sr BE- 111i s-Il-1 1-.-l t-ull al rrrtls-
-r-l--u-tlIil-F --cd-
u j cr.srel- r11E = aUN E-UNE- rrs f1sh frr rf
II Elu D. l,s- a. l- 1-r.a-s a 81 l-far1 rl- -1.E
iIs--= a. Chamber ID - Le-r lLll-. liHr-.1i1
e Eu1 rl- lsrrlF f- IIraa1t-1 the Tine ard
Fssslfi interested tle1 ana ElH-- fuH-1r
-lalE cl1se- lf zlr -laT llr- ll- slal
De -r1Ersc- f1t ta1- Ell- Order .u Er-.-s la1-
-ua-r -lH s-lal On lla ava trl-=l1e
rrasr lrIll-. lll rllI-l=i ia liI1rll.u f1- r.r-e
sler=-iv- Wesss r--s11- ll1 tim -1e1slz s5ll--
=rl- -el-fur-
ua-sd a. H11a-1l1- n. T. s-h E4Fgf FEB A o. So
A. EEsNLI j. sLuu-
frf-f j e--.ra % - S-1--r-rs e. .s---
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08
I1-sd a. Hd1a1llI- IT, & s-l E4Fef FEB A .. So.
a. FEANlI- sUuu-
Cai-f 4s---es - ~ s-gr--le e. cert
- SUPRESIE COURT OF THE HA-

> ssfizan Ls.azis Ia Fr11are-Ir -l= Er-le- ra-
-.--4--s Of HArAEEE >EtIE ard DANIEL
,ALLt- tecel-s,i- urisr zal1i-riI- -l1- tlr r-ale
ai 2 .-- t-l directing s-g-si1a 30 ---- 20 --e
Z clcl1-az- p1rll-tl- l1 -- -i a.e ef.l l-- tas-1
1l-l- 90 Hl-I--l EF.l- al- -Hce1srl- l-ll aE rle
IA DE- ~ allL-T- j. l- l-- lss1 gl=-r--l -Td
1l4 1l-rl --slll1r -a1-rs af 1r.1r 20 Eer
=--Is s1. % -i= --- ~ ulli= -i-l. rit1 csc
lln-z-i 90 $ T. l-l= -afi-- l-4 -lzi b t-e siil
b. llls-
Dc -ls l.-e1T ordered t-1- - ei--ilV r1e 81. I1r 90
sEe -asr- Gals- af sl-- lla-r- rt1l1-.l.
z1- -t A1-E ls l- -l- sane ID. 1-rtT aaaarasal fl-
-tns '1r 1f-flr- -l 77.l APP -l-.HsI
flel all Fl- 1-sll- ll-.-rs-fl -llE flrel- ara
ear---f 'lc -i- rlll- 1lt -s -rl-l- 1r --- l---1-
-l=ull-E
l- 90 rlta-7 a-.-rsi- --1r -1rl-e rt---1f 6--r.- o.
l1l-l-1-lll- ~ rlree .lc-s-rlre areE- ll -.e- -
L1lrlr1
ul-=l Ilzalalz- Il = so f1r1lrg. .sls
e. lLN- Ll-
A1esr= 1-.1.- of -la-su-e C.rr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

EHE --IL.s IRE n N IFfIL .1u--liuu. Tuii 1ur
-i-sus ihnGlz sss =5 iz. -lll a proper Ipprurral-
aGu De- IlIlis FIR sls g1IgEsg 1Y the usEr Ls,-rI-
-lr7s- The rlIl.E llra lrluHltF never been a
Fl-se stfr=- And zine hunger -lEV ara rllITvH- 20
-sual- -Ilf crlEitllluu the IIlls -leT VII GsE-rr
Ir11-- Llrr- - NIT 3s-'HE ! 1lvI viLl-u II
Cd l1--z over tlr any lsliIEr 4 fsV E1rTi,s Iele
lue -.me Il-fl=s some 7lEuuI- cii-iEu- EHlt=r-
-Hrse something v--.iI has business Eu lia
ulili- Hlt there flillT- li- vlIcil Il l slH b.
-1a -s=-l cut lt ones EeuG- Before tie sL-sl-s Il
s.le 1lvu -z1 Be EUr III rIur1uuu rspHir- cllu.Ilt
=s-ala amount II money VII have a. be spent
A c1114zr ha.. 7lau been flrusd At FhHad-i-
PUN b mauaslczlra -Llr1zs- or grlFs sJI.lr- 7ln
.7.zsar1. 4 -15er vElra E-gws h.zlrisl-,-lF II
E-lrtl- The l7srags srlllIctilI II -'lr- u iuI-
sr-~7--l- sew YORK tl-u- M-cEl-'I-l ans L-llilii
d 81 slaIrls 81 1- I1r.- lf ll 1lIltlaH
1rlt.uce.t E-u 1u= luzi-El H8 ID puuuiis- lr Lizu
5luuis l -ls Icrs- IllE -Iecs D. ssa-ll r1 be- gel-
4l1lIe-ls.-ztl E7-i-crs -la1 y inns II -IlITf ID
tlr AGRA IlusraIl srrg ~ tArt.a. LIS
would. d 7ruutisi -I -la 1U5iIlsi- give FIat Il
ever I'D bushels GER Fcre- l-IE a. The -Irz at ~
-uulIs 1t z.lrlse per luals-i wound srl,-lcs over
-Lat0 guuuiia lt I-Ic-ss e. e;lE1 and sasl17'I-
-ru d .if--s Irsa shows -ha- LllH asrs-l lt clru
Vcii laIur tl -luf f -iIszts- ,ll4e Llli acres II
-slissa-l E-elfl flguE -lla 1lua Il -lIci-se- The
uiiu15 1-- 1lllres sf sslIr1 A.lsrIlsI- El- riu1s
1Iiiera maT -e 1r-sH--7-st TOR llll 1ur-lalsi ~
lei1tz sIuIri ciisrlt.- siir- luit r-=e 5-irI sIr
d--e1 sl-ces mHuluc CT eaaaitFl mral- Iaett Tor
-slssl7s 1rsI1. sr, prepared lE 5T --t-.-lG--
The lf.81.il lf fe.alIll-- AID pr=g.-s. L-r iluc
under tie name lr El7IZ-.ll f-rlT--Iflf- md -Ila
vtlEn 4gui1ruerz1afi rlCeIIfr lIl8 pei-e-f "a luG
5adas. d-rua -i-e -gEIuca "a aluilI=-s=- Lhe EI-
l-Ir -.iis lsa- pronounced slaer-ar = --i1 a-i--
cJrrI.rs.. E-luI g.lrII-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

ui1 sss ~ erssensi 4 s,r,s h,yss sA,ssls ss-siy
z~Ea,s sAsssi sasrss - casss tss TIE Paehs aaas-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

-. . rs-'i H''fi lF'si. ri. slsuIs sr,s..
80 .sesl.. NJ So 1nr- ss-1 1hulr.Iu-f ~ -. y
- = - llll-- f-1 lIIls 1nt rr 1farz -.
nc F-zr fznuIadE1I1p IfI-r-- - -1 ril1li r.
.liiii 1FIi rnAl eslsia P9agiin az I,'--1 -iit
-a7as-1d dnIlAzs slg szll lar. a ,,, -. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08
IN CHAMBERS. CIrCt-rTJr-Dcr-

Il 81 ~tl.r.la n.-rr'rr illH...ln l-'lr.s-lr f.-
sa. d.csa-trl-
ea 7-..it @ - l.a- G.. F.f.ii-z = rt.s "a Er.--
So A-a-i. s.-a-ar TT fa- Es-ssr rf NTrr a-H
tatltet, Maai. 1re-1-el. a-g.a- t.lr IS ...-.. -
rFf1-l and 1lnolr-- ease g f- t-.sl arf -
FrriF r4a-e- rser CD tla re--.
D .- '-'--l ii.- r. kuNE-pfN. FEElC tuN --sn
- ft .' p a. 1t o. ta1Ir lir1-e Ir .-ls 81
a ll @ +7a -7- f1r afzl1- sl.t r-f.l.ar ans 1r r.
sT-s af1. 1la7 'e ~ -l ta-l-r- --aal ifl r-ri Il
a---Ea--l- -'r -ir-F l-l'aa rIa alrra'
AaG fuEN aNHEE
N.sr1r aat-e. 1rlaeI D ss-a-f %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

1'7i +a.-l-.a- l.-sr.r- naIa..ia l-.rrf.-I Ir ~
1lt---r of llr 1--a1r g o. EUENkN 81 Fa..-..I
Hn-i- --rea-l1l.
un -rll-1. lrl 1..H- fa- a.rrll.n1 30 r1ls rs raal
-. ..illI ls.-asi7 20 1rr a-rlrr ~ NHarr.r
al t--.ll a-7fr---- asafe- .1rr 1s I-.r =.
.aa1-- aaa- Hali. asi r1e al 1rra o. he rrr.I
il-E1ar-sil-
lt l. s-1-rsl that rs EnNE~nAT FEurf- .rr f-..'
- = a rlfa O. ". 1r r-. Ca1rr frr-- - u..1rl
- fa- t- lalc al1 raa-- s.r ts1rar -s.f a...-.1 e
ems ans o a-rieu- llz- car ts ars-aa ta---- 49, =
4ii---- l1lara-t.fl 81. -er.ar aad rf.-.a
AhE EutN lEuEE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08
srssSsi sRshssx

N ras1,rS rsea.sss s.ags ss.s v sess1 seaa sss
issa> - sssa rsia. ~
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-15

THE Oldest stove probably. in the United
States is one that warns the hall of Virgin
las capitol in Richmond. 1t was made in
England and sent to Richmond in ITO, and
warmed the house of burgesses for sixty
years before it was removed to its present
location, where it has remained for thirty
wears
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-15

THE meeting of the American Association
of Scientists, which is to be held this month
at Montreal, promises to be one of more
than ordinary interest. The attendance
will undoubtedly be larger than at any pre-
vious meeting Of the association, and the
list will include some of the most noted sci
entists from abroad, as well as all of the
more prominent ones in this country.
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-15

THE recent Democratic Convention of the
Fifth Ohio Congressional District resolved
that 'swe reindorse the principles of the
Democratic party as promulgated in the na-
tional platforms and exemplifed in its ad
ministration of national affairs" Let's see.
The last Democratic administration of ma
tional affairs endorsed polygamy by appoint-
ing Brigham Young Governor of Utah Ter
ritory, and declared that the Federal Union
had no right to self preservation. The Dem
ocrats of the Fifth Ohio are nothing if not
candid
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-15

GENERAL Mcclellan, who spent long
time in Egypt several years ago, has written
a paper on the present war in that country
for the forthcoming Century Magazine. 1t
contains some severe criticisms on the Eng
lish military methods there.
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-15

ACKNOWLEDGING the receipt of 5000 from
the American Iron and Steel Association, of
Philadelphia, for the benefit of the tornado
sufferers at Grinnell, the Iowa State Regis
lister laconically remarks that ''no free trade
outfit has yet been heard from in contribu-
ting to this good purpose
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-15

SAMUEL Dibbel, the author of the South
Carolina ''Diboeltry," has received the Dem
ocratic nomination for Congress and is pre-
pairing to be elected from the extraordinary
district which he carved out for his own
benefit.
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-15

The white pine supply in this country
will last only twelve years, according to the
census, and pinelands have doubled in val
ue since then and the lumber dealers have
marked up the price. Cypress lumber from
the southern swamps is suggested as sub
ntiti1tn
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-15

THE Agricultural Department report is
probably well within bounds in putting the
wheat crop at not over 500,00o,000 bushels
There is good reason to believe that the crop
of 1881 was all of this and fair ground for
the conviction that the present crop is larg-
er. If it is, and with the current supply
abroad, the cheapest wheat of the genera
ton will be sold next Autumn.
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-15

THOSE of us who find frequent occasion
for complaint at the uncertain character
of our New England weather may derive
some comfort from the following brief
extracts from the London Lancet of the
26th Of last month:
"Itis confessedly rash to hazard word of
congratulation on the momentarily seeming
arrival of summer at last. Before anything
we may now write can reach our readers it
may be wholly falsifed BIZ the vicissitudes OF
climate which must emphatically be describ-
ed as one of ceaseless change. We seldom
have two days alike, or even day which is
seasonable throughout Whatever the mete-
orologists may have to say on the subject, 1t IS
a matter of fact and experience that the wealth
or was not as variable forty or fifty years ago
as it is now. During the winter which has
just passed-if, indeed, we can be said to have
had any winter-there was not a single snow
storm in London; and up to the present week
neither spring nor summer has produced day
wholly characteristic.
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-15
STATE OF MAINE.
CyVY OF PORTLAND.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Joint Stand
In ing Committee Streets, Sidewalks
and Bridges, will meet at the junction of
Noyes and st. John Streets, TUESDAY, the
10Th inst, at O'Clock p. and will then and there
hear all parties interested and fix the gra 10 of Moves
street from the Saccarappa Road Near the terminus
of St, John st. to the old County Road.
Per order of Committee.
ALBION LITTLE, Chairman.
August 7th aug9d1w
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-15
Going at Eight Cents a Head!

For the paltry sum of $4,000 the leaders Of
the Ohio Democracy have sold their party to
the brewers Never before was party SO light
ly valued, or sold SO cheaply. In 1880 the De-
nocracy of This State poiied $40. 500 votes for
their Presidential candidate. They probably
have that number of voters to day. The brew
ers have agreed to purchase the entire lot at 8
and $40 of cent per head. Any schooiboy
can cipher it out If 340,820 Democrats are
worth only $4,000, then one Democrat is
worth in the market SS cents, or less than the
retail price OF ,wo glasses of lager. In some
cases, perhaps, even this price is too high, but
in thousands of others it is "dog cheap" just
think of it, the whole Democratic party OF Ohio
has been sold to the brewing interest for sum
equal to the retail price of 600I0e0 glasses OF
beer. What have the high-toned men of tn
party to say to this? Will the Christian men,
the moral men, the temperance men, who usu-
ally vote the Democratic ticket, consent to be
sold like sheep in the shambles for only S.6
cents head?-ClevelaDd Leader.
Maryellously cheap as this commodity
may seem to our Ohio friends it is neverthe-
less true that these prices are much higher
than those ruling in Maine two years ago.
1t has often been asserted and never denied
that the sum agreed upon between the rep
resentatives of the Liquor Dealers Associa-
ton and Gov. Plaisted in 1880 as the price
of Democratic subserviency to the liquor in
terest, was but eight hundred dollars! Ac-
cording to the above computation, if 73, 71S
Democrats-the Plaisted vote of 1880-were
worth but eight hundred dollars, one Demo
crat was worth but one cent and eighty-tiye
one-thousanths of cent! A very insignif-
cant price to be sure, but perhaps com
modify which is bartered and sold for such
despicable purposes should have no higher
market valuel
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-15

OF the 1,51S cases of smallpox in Chicago
last year, 1,116 proved fatal. These statis-
tics suggest an important field for scientific
investigation.
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-15

THE present population of Russia is over
1OO,O0 900, an increase of 14,500,000 in the
last twelve years.
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-15
PORTLAND, ME.
ASSIC M TENTS.

HON. THOMAS B. REED,
will speak at
Pennington, Monday, Aug. 81.
Livermore Falls. Tuesday. Aug. %.
Waterville, Wednesday, Aug. %.
Lewiston, Saturday Aug. 26.
HON. wM. r. FRYE
will speak at
Alfred, Tuesday, Aug. 10.
skswhegan, Thursday, Aug. II.
Frseport, Saturday, Aug. 49,
Nachias. Thursday, Aug "a.
Pembroke, Friday, Aug. 20.
Calais Saturday, Aug. 26.
Houlton, Monday, Aug %.
Bridgewater, Tuesday Aug. 20.
Fort Fairfield, Wednesday, Aug. 80.
GEN. GREEN II. RAUDI
will speak at
Alfred Tuesday, Aug. 15.
Phillips, Thursday, Aug. ~
HON. EUGENE HALE
will speak
cray, Monday, Aug. 81
HON. NELSON DHNGLEY JR.
will speak at
cape Elizabeth, Thursday. Aug. II.
HON. GEO. B. LORHNG
will speak at
Portland, Friday, Aug. 20.
Saco Saturday Aug. 20.
neckland, Tuesday, Aug. 20.
Naranocook, Wednesday, Aug. 30.
Belfast Thursday, Aug. 81.
HON. WIN. MCKINLEY, OHIO,
will speak at
Biddeford. Tuesday, Aug. %.
Kittery Wednesday, Aug. 23.
Berwick, Thursday Aug. "a.
Sacearappa, Friday, Aug. 25.
Brunswick, Saturday, Aug. 26.
MoN. JACOB In. Ella, New Hampshir
will speak at
hast Madison, Monday, Aug 2S.
Athens, Tuesday, Aug. 49,
Harmony, Wednesday, Aug. 30,
Hartland, Thursday, Aug. 81.
Pslmyra Fridxy, Sept. /.
Canaan. Saturday, Sept 2.
HON. SETH L.. MkLLIKEN
VIII speak mt
South Berwick, Wednesday, Aug. 16.
Moderation, Thursday, Aug. IT,
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-15

AMONG the bills signed by the President
was one repeating so much of section 1886
Of the revised Statutes as imposes an export
duty on tobacco. AS export duties are not
a familiar feature of our revenue policy, and
as the Constitution specifically prohibits
Congress from levying a tax or duty on arti-
cIes exported from any State, the bill in ques-
ton, which was passed in the expiring day
of the sess ion, would seem to be something
of an anomaly. The so-called export tax
consists of charge of ten cents, which is
made by the collector for providing and fix
ing a stamp on each package of tobacco ex-
ported. which stamp is indicative and in
proof of the intention to export, and that
this tobacco is in consequence exempt from
The usual internal tax. BY the passage OF
the law in question such stamp must here
after be provided and affixed gratuitously.
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-15

LEWISTON Journal: Under the head of
"Republican Stealing," the Gazette gives
the figures of the annual appropriations for
rivers and harbors, including 81, ,452,9 800
for 1882 and SIS, ,743,S75 for 1928. The
Gazette seems to forget that the Democrats
controlled Congress last year; and also that
two-thirds of the appropriations for the
present year goes to the Democratic districts
SO 100000 to the lower Mississippi and
Missouri. The Gazette also forgets that if
Messrs Ladd and Murch, Fusion nominees
for Congress from Maine, had voted with
the Maine Republican delegation supporting
President Arthur's veto, the river and har-
bor bill would have been defeated.