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ASTORIA. OREGON:
TUESDAY.
..APRIL 25, 1882
j.r.uiLiomx-
.Editor.
Defense or Naturalized Citizens.
In tho senate of tho United
States, recently, tho question being
the rights of naturalized citizens,
and the neglect of those rights by
our present minister to England.
Senator Voorhees, of Indiana,
made a masterly statement of the
case. In the course of his re
marks he read an extract from a
letter written by General Cas in
1859, vrho asserted that the right
of expatriation could not at that
day be doubted or denied in the
United States. "But," said he,
"still earlier than the letter of
Gen. Cass, from which I have read,
tho law of American honor,
strength and glory was announced
in such a majesty of truth and
power by William L. Marcy, that
I recur to it now in these degen
erate days with a feeling of a
traveler in a burning desert as he
approaches the cooling healing
waters of a fountain in th e depths
of a grove. Honored forever be
his name. William L. Marcy!
What American can read his im
mortal dispatch to Hulsemann
touching the arrest and imprison
ment of Martin Koszta by the
Austrian Emperor, without feeling
his patriotism kindle into a flame,
and his pride of country rise high
er toward the zenith? Koszta was
not yet a citizen of the United
States; he had simply declared
his intention to become one.
McSweeney's naturalization papers
are full and complete; Koszta had
been domiciled iu this country
less than two years; McSweeney
nas resided here, and been a tvell
kuottn and repected business
man a quarter of a tvi-lury in San
Francisco." Mr. Voorhees then
quoted from Mr. Marcy the follow
ing language: ""GiTing effect to
thee well established principles,
and applying tlieni to the facts in
the case, the result is that Kostza
acquired while in the United
Stutt-.- thuir natural character, that
he tetnined that character when
tin was seized at Smyrna, and that
he had the light to be respected
as such while there by Austria
and every other foreign power.
The right of a nation to protect,
and require others to respect, at
home and abroad, all who tiro
elnthed with its nationality, is no
now doctrine, now for tho tirst
tiino brought into operation by
the United State-. It ib eonmn to
all nations and has had the aiteiion J
iif their practice lor ugoi; but it is
new thai at this late period, when
the United States asseit" a claim
to it as a common inheritance, it
houid at once be discovered that
it is a doctrine fraught with danger
and likely to compromise the
peace of the world. The United
States sees no cause for alarm,
and no reason for renouncing for
themselves what others have so
long and so harmlessly enjoyed."
Mr. Voorhees then centinued:
"Sir, these are high, heroic words,
and they will become the occasion.
An American sloop of war, the
St. Louis, Captain Ingraham,
commander, had with shotted guns
and lighted matches, rescued in a
distant sea from chains, dungeons
and certain death, the person of a
wanderer and an exile, who had
barely touched our shores, but
who in that brief stay had clothed
himself with the mantle of Ameri
can nationality. The imperial
house of Hapsburg demanded that
the government of the Uunited
States should deliver h m up to
Austrian vengeance; that it should
disavow the conduct of Captain
Ingraham and all the American
agents in the affair, punish them
severely and then tend to Austria
such satisfaction as she might
deem proportionate to the outrage
complained of. And iu order to
enforce this demand upon the
United States, Austria applied to
the principal powere of Europe
and actually induced them to
warn and admonish this govern
ment in regard to its duty in the
premises! Now, an American
Secretary of State- is content for
the British government to inform
him distinctly through the Ameri
can Minister that it is none of hit
business why American citizens
aro in British jails; that tho cause ;
for their arrests will not be given, I
and that, thoy shall neither be:
tried nor released. The contrast
is complete. It can go no further."
Voorhees cencluded: "There
are nearly ten million American
citizens and inhabitants now of
foreign birth. They came not here
as aliens ic blood, with race preju
dices against them. They are our
kindred their blood and ours com
mingled. Wo are of a common
parent stook. Shall they be denied
the protection of these institutions
which they helped to purchase at
so dear a cost, and which they have
done so much to uphold and honor?
Sir, there are now five Senators on !
this floor who were born subjects ,
of Great Britain three in Ireland, .
one in Scotland and one in Eng
land. Shall they fall under the
law of suspicion if they should re
visit their native homes, be arrest
ed at the -pleasure of the British
government, cast into dungeons
without sworn charges and there
held indefinitely without trial?
They are as liable to .such a fate as
Daniel McSweeney or any other
naturalized citizen, and under the
servile policy of the Department
of State and Mr. Lowell, they
would remain in their cells instead
of returning to their seats in this
body. It has been announced that
an American lady contemplates
a visit to her imprisoned son in
Ireland. Mrs. Parnell would
doubtless be arrested as a 'Sus
pect.' I plead for the right of this
woman, and for all women and
men of foreign alliances to viit
their kindred, share in their joys
and their sorrows, look upon the
grave of their parents and caress
their loved ones left, behind without
molestation or hindrance from any
power whatever, so long as they
break no law. The people of the
United States have too proud a
sense of justice and of their own
strength and glorious destiny to
submit longer to the policy of a
party which permit the American
citizen, the American flag and the
American name to be insulted by
foreign nations."
It is u matter of congratulatiou
that there was one American Sen
ator who hail sufficient realization
of the dignity of his position to
enter a prptt-st against such high
handed proceedings on the part of
England.
From Iowa comes the news that
tho contest over prohibition in that
stat will bp a hand-to-haud light
in every hehool district of the ptale.
The brewers and distillers of the
country are contributing laifie
sums of money as "sinews ot war,"
and the clergymen, almost without
exception, are in the field on the
other side. The vote on the
Constitutional amendment will be
taken on the 27th of June.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LIBERTY HALL !
F. W. STECHHAN
Manager
Two Great Shows In One !
(TWO MOOTS ONLY).
STANDARD MINSTRELS
COMBINED WITH THS-
- Muldoon Picnic Party 1
DLreel fromvEm'erOD'is Ttisstre
San tanctsco, haTlcg Just cloyed &
most Successrol Seasoa tf"tgat
Months, maklas tae stroag-
1 Combination Show
In Existence!
WEE JEKHir THE UO.VKtV 1
Standard Tkaatra OrahMtra.
BUBOara X Beatre uronestra.
rvtipp nTTivnT? nc rjnAr.fp!hirs.we1Usendthe purchaserour written
tTIBK CHANGE OF FEOUKAMME guarantee to return the mone v It the treat -
Each Evening.
BtXSsect Sow Opa at Carl Adler'.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ca-o to
M. D. KANT,!
THE "BOSS"
Men's, Youths' and Boys';
!
Clothing!
THE BOS.S l
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS!
TIIK HOHfi I.V the Latest Styles
HATS AND CAPS!
m
THE BOfcUi IS
BOOTS AM) SHOES!
THE BOSS IX
Cloths, Cassimeres ana Tweefls!
the uosa
MERCHANT TAILOR!
You will And the Finest and Largest
Artment,tlie Best Quality, and the
LO WESTof PRICES.
M. D. KANT,
The Clothier.
K B. FRANKLIN,
UNDERTAKER,
S5sS2
Corner CVuand Sqileinwjlii- slit-el's.
ASTORIA. .... OREGON"
DKAi-EK IV
WALL PAPER
AMI
WINDOW SHADES
AND
UNDERTAKERS (iUODH.
Notice,
rime members op tiie clatso!'
X tiuuuty heiiuiiltraa riuiiulltt' arr le
queU'tl to meet at Urn Oct Ident Ilotcl on
Saturday efiiins: April jrid im. at 7:" e.
m. to mttlio acjncv ill the Count) Ticket
eaused by tlie l ttli;uatloii of A. 1". Julini,
tuid for such other business as mm conn-before
tieCommltti , .1. It. D. 'i UA .
dtd Chairman.
Notice.
BKITIall BAllK" LANCRIUil HAU,"
Captain Willanu, from Uio Janeiro.
Xeltbrr tbe Captain nor UitT unlerlgned
eonslgnees or tbu. above named vewel U1
be responsible for any debt Uiat may bpjco
triu.-lcd by the cievv.
BALIOUH. (lUTintlE & Co.
CLOTHING!
HEN'S, Y0UTH8' AND' BOYS'.
1HE DRESS SUITS.
STYLISH BUSINESS SUITS.
SOFTl STIFF HATS,
In the Latest St) la. Also a First-Oas
MneoX
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS!
The Custom Depamuem embracer the
Kewe&t Fattsms In TWEED9, CASSI
MKHE3, WOU8TBD3. etc. SiUf! made to
rcUrla the
ULTEVS SBW YOIIK F.LSUIOX-J
D. A. Mcintosh
Merchant Tailor Clothier and Hatter,
OCCIDKXT BLOCK.
Health is Wealth.
Dr. . C. West's Nerve und lirsln Titat
rnent: a specific tor Hysteria. Dizzlueto,
toovuisions, nervous iieauacue. Jicntai v
ure-snlon, Lot or Jlemory, bpermatorihoea,
lmpotency. Involuntary Kmlssloni, I"rema-
ture Old Ai;e, causetl by o e r-exertlon, seir
abuse, or over-indulgence, which leads to
misery, decay and death. One box. tUI cure
recent caies. Kjoh bo contains cno months
treatment. One dollar a ho. or si boxes
for Ave dollars : sent bv mall prepaid on re-
eclpl of price. We guaranteo six boxes to
eure any ease. With each older receU ed by
. b nccomnanled with nve doi-
; meat does not effect a cure. Guarantees 13
j sued only by W. E. Dement, druggist, As-
prices.
Jiona, uregon. uraeis uy mau ai resuiar
nsswoEaSLea
LWJIJU.J1WJL JPVXmJIU.J4JlilJULUUaiUiJg!UB..1ajJJ.
MISCELLANEOUS.
len,
,i-,.wi'js..n ro i-iur. ,t ailvn.)
tYtmhMlni'i.l iMAil ilttsVr In
Provisions,
6f-eks,y.
Glass and Plated Ware,;
tnoriOAi a no nmu.sTic
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
'CuiextLft ultii
ViDBs, LiQDors, Totecc-o ft Cigars
t
i
The laigrst !iud hum iiiiupb-rt- -.loti. i 1
pood-i in their line to be found li. . .iu.
ViTORIA. ORMUlJ.
txzuor2ig.
OLEAPJING and REPAIRING,
et. ciiKAi- axi. gi I.-K. ii '
j::h:(i: i,ovirrr.
.Main Siiwt, opi-ilti- N I h t.'i :
X.. IS, G-. S1XIT 2rX, 1
linpoitcraud Wli&lisaU liefrm j
Cigars and Tobacco, Smoker'. Ai-
ticles, Playing Cards, Cut
lery, Etc., Etc .
111.- l.ui,i it and Illicit Stock of Ui-.-isUi.ii.in
RUdAiiiiiergoudKlii Ihecitj. l'.irtleul.ii :,t
teiiuon pjlu tuoiddi lioni tin- ..unti .did
Cht-iiamiHMnvt, Astoilu. ii-,;ihi
TUEO. UK AI'K i:i;, M .n.i-j
Meeting of Stockholdc-rc.
V .i.ai. .MLirriyu 01 the r-.roi u-
ii. holcleiiOfthe.Vitoilalrnii Vurk4,A"tn
rla Clatsop couuty, Oregon, u 111 be In-4d .it
tlie office of tho Mecietaiv.uu Mou-lav. Ap
rll 2UU, at 7 o'cIocK P. 31., lor His pnio,. ot
electing Directors lor ttio en-uln j ear, and
transacting such other business as in i
eoine belore the laeetlnj.
Ilv older of Ihe Unarit of o rectois.
J.U.HCS1I.E1:,
Secretarv.
Astoila, April 13th, 152, Id
BUfKHM
HEtBH
BOOTS
-A.p
SHOES
ARE THE BEST.
And cost co moie than other brands ; and 11
th Merchant v.ilh whom you trade does
not keep our (loods.lt Is because U pas
better to sell a pidr of Boots 01 Shoes eeiy
tvo months tlian oa cry four or Dve. AVE
GUARANTEE EVERY TAIP. WE .MAKE
All 3Ieichaut3 In good wedit can pio'cure
these Ooods at our Svarehouses in Pottland
or San Francisco.
Try our "HERCULES"' PStent Boots
HECHT BROS. &. CO.
The Pioneer Restaurant.
MAIN STREET, - AIIOKIA, OCX,
Frtiineil kept by Jin. At lipoid)
lias ilren Fitted up and Ue ujuned b)
MBS. F. f. ILtLC
The tables are kept neat and dean nnd
are snjiplicd with the very best the. uiaikc-t
affords.
es-l'rompt and obliglii4 altc: :.k- Iu
constant attendance.
A.G.STJNSOX & CO.,;
BLACKSMITHING.
At Capt. Rogers old Stand, corn, r of Cass
and Court Streets
Ship and Cannery ttmk. H.nseihueln.
Wanons made and repaired, flood irork
p.-urrd. flood iron.
Kiiarauteed.
SteBiiaus Varieties !
ftTJflnm ftTJWWTWfi
A L1VEI.Y KSTUItTAlXMKNT
Have a new bottling alley, the largest and
bestlctotra. Admittance free.
.
MISCELLANEOUS.
-m
kreo
&A
mine
Vholesalc and Retail Deafer
GEOCEEIBS..
Provisions, Lumber, j
i
ETC.. ETC.. ETC. i
KishermwiK ami Cannery
SUPPLIES
A BPKCIA1.TY.
AtlCXT FOP. THU
j San Jose Fruit t'act-.iny Company;
!
A'Jj THE
Shu lmiici.sco Chemical
b Ojfc,2&,.5,
Ad'JOltlA - - - OltDJON.
tlAlill" l a!:i
I 1. oTOKIlS,
FOAEB & STOKES,
w b.u-.ar :.i.d ivun j. .,i.i-, !.,
Wood ami W jllow-warc.
G R 0 C E H ! L S.
Tobacco. Cigars. Wines and Liquors
COTJNTR
General Commission Merchanta ,
AhTOttlA. i:i:X
Sett to Oivgfl'i l.'allwaj
dtw
Na . co'i Dock.
sol.. siUI-l'F.i:
maiiks nvr.nr.
tii nnuii rnTtm innmriiT
iAiLUmu taiAULianratHi.
srEAM I)Et(i AXIvci.CAXI.Nfi.
Shipper i Hytikc. - Prbjirictoro,
No.
oal.Str.vt.
ri:rivM, -
I-IIITF 1 l-l
I'auts midi in omIit limn
Ou'lfOilx
SulnjiUidf
oltli.o".
; 1. oi
- IjW
1 lii-siri-. ' .
1
Al.iri4.';i-viiUi.' nt .i s-mliii;s j!vaj. on
nami.
HenatriiiK done with Xralur-s.-) and illi-j
auli Cjluns: doi.o Kie(;forI,uie!iicr :
snlH iimilr ! Oiiii'r ftt.ni i.'; DU :md i
limnul-.. j I
IVrfetl Til liiiai.-inlrcd or mi Sate j
MOV & KELLER. !
CXX'ST 3MC3RCT.
First Qaaiity
SUGAR CURED BACON
At 13 c.
KVERY n.w ntKftU
OF THE BEST QUALITY.
3iutu Bts-oet, Astoria, Orcsoa.
Camieiy Supx)lies
Imported and for sale '
ASIORIA, - - - ORECOX.
liar rppi-r,
J-ltrrpttol Snlt,
I'nses ):tv.i. o-.
Print undVe&tubles. gllSif :W
FLOUR, ,,LWfeJ
.Vll ,
AgHia for HailocLS Soldenns M.ichh.e ; I Mr. Hill a-f a caterer lor the public' "''""Sthem. -
Johuiton's Improved Sokk-rius apparatu? , , ainucincnt can not bo excelled. Aujbodt rnUentsStlmlttcdataUhoun.Uayornlgur.
rotary table for soldermrf seams; Mood's iw 'sulno; to spend a pleasant eienmc and X wiysician has ccliblve llsnt. e very
net Uoats. sec sparUlins tvit and hecutv without tul-' iwtient n lrce to and has the privilege of
G()LTEN SHOK STORE.
I have opened a
ivrptir snnT an.-l SKnm STflT'Tn
1 (In lin- uomuvaj-,
' Opposite the O. It. &. N CompanjS Docl
unswitJi..
' I'-LlSSWOItKhimyb'.iie
My stock is larse and new and teiy inee;
Of an v stt le vou all sh:dl hat e our choice.
If onthesuHvesiouunanoneiiiaitviiioo, .inusstreet.
YoucanhavetUemMADCattheGoldenShoai c,,
i. j. abvold. Look out for Our Stars.
-' ..xifOENIA 57ft '
V-".ft "fC,7 .Mrr
Sft..
rfe
f-.
-jj,
stiesi
"SligMIF
1MISASOT.S.
Large size, all sill: Parasols, -Large
size, all silk, fancy border,
Large size, all silk, - - - -Medium
size, all silk, twilled,
Medium 'size, cotton, suitable
Misses' light-colored school
Misses' dark-colored school
Misses' plush school coats,
These are Spring Styles, and all wool.
Marseilles Spreads, large size, - - 3 50
All-linen Towels, ' " - - 37
Ladies' Hose, all colors - - - 25
Ladies' Balmoral Skirts, - - - - 10
Unbleached Table Linen, per
I Unbleached Table Linen.extra
Ladies Corsets, all sizes, - - - - 1 25 75
AlHaie uon' itemnar.nlheij flood- ..tl0aadMccnt3ajrd.
!: mi 1-il.cr. ill. -f I!,irpr:.:n aro Limited In Qmntitr, so cniaoearlv ami sccuti-lin in
03KTE
I. . ii Sis.
ltfiW
S. 2&KJ?&i3l$JiJl3.&Sj eajftSlfi. Ui & w
SJT
.3
'TWO DOOKSIJAST Or OCCIDENT,
jriSCKLIAXEOI'S.
NEW CHOP HOUSE.
I lxJL Eiuone House. 1'niiku.d.U sad to an
1 ii:, j. ..i.i'KO.n.nA, tojisiem i iiwowv fllT AfiTTrtT T?T
Inoiit'.ceto llicpubl!iand his !t!Hn iilenf'3
l,miieliMo,,,p,,,la
CorYeo ant! Chop Houso
o;ic.?strcft, next do.r to the ast.-.eian
cUk-e. Clu:-sa!idileal;; cooked to nrUer.
iak, t'liuM.UAHum,
OITY
BOOK STORE.
WV :ue coiistnntt ichl:ig nuw additions
to .ur stoolc and hae tbetir.est and
ljit;eJt r.Ss,-,rlti.er.t ol iii(.:
oodh. the c!ly.
js, Brushes.
Stationery. Frames
Celluloid Goeu's.
A'.lourgoi.d.s aie maiiied in plain Ugures
Call End eam!no quility and note prices.
1 chas. srr.vExs cso.n
11 ILL'S V A B IE T IBS.
GEO. hill, -
"WALTER l'ARirb,
- ritoi'RiErei:
bT mi: M lXAOEK '
'
Open nil ihe Year, terflsMiiinirc r.o
Visht. Enllre I:asc nl" I'ro-
diamine Once a It'eeS..
t'oinpitsing alt tho l.itct
SONCS. DANCES AND ACTS.
Wc give tlie Beat
Variety Entertainment
la the West.
I The theati.- i erottdal i.WUh.'aiut id I
-.tho have nitnscd the entertainment pro-
1 noimce It to be ennui I" am s.veii rlsewlieie.
1 K.trity, suouiii impioro tiieopronur.iry aim
ccnie. "
I The cninp.int comprises the followiiic we!l
I . Known Aillsts
MlS TiXNlE "VAL.TOX.
Mis Louise cook.
1 Mn. cif trit.rs Koitirn.
j Hit. Joiix iyiuk.
1 . Mi:. Ji.sei-u rrrriv,
! ' V.r.. AValtek I'aiiks.
j All of v, Inuli win appear nightly in their dlf
, fore.it siiecjallle?.
Oopii air ermeert et.rv evt-nin : nerfoim-
! aaeecoinmeiielnat S; ontrcuec to theatre
; on Eenton street r private boxes on Chena-.
!S5A?5SSS.ft'
I1
-y
- -o,Vv
&
BIT3!
lmgs
??
Wortii. l'l-Sc-.
- $3 00 $1 25
- 5 00 3 OO
- 3 00 1 25
en, 1 00 50
- 7 00 3 00
- 7 00 3 50
- 10 00 5 00
for children, i oo
coats,
coals.
2 00
10
1 00
yard, - 40 25
wide.p'r y'd, 50 35
CALirOKNIA blOIti:.
3E1.3:023 ?0 .XjXji,
Comer opposite l'ostofilce, Astoria, Ortcon
BI P Pa4-
. MAY IlK HAD OK
lb! R. HAW ES
-sot i: AOEST.
Vlirt, ARiht lor iho celclnatrd
iimli'-i V&tMii roolrStoif,
IKi)ALL10..llASGK
slf-UI riTTINUS A SPECIAL 1Y
Nnao imt the best workmen emplojeJ
Ml wotkuaramccd orno chai-ge
Jiii. E2(Si JthMj UL
ASTORIA. OltKOON
jIISCELL.VEOUS.
WlLSON & FlSHER,
-:JXLA.Sr ViAJXAH J7AJAJAVW.
DI.AI.l.ll'i I
. ron, Steel, Coal, Anchors, Chains,
I
WHOL'Gixr axi) err calvanizeo
X:ili. Copyr-r Walls 'imif lliiri-s,
Sheli'Hartlwaro, Paints and Oils
ftubier itnti Utinp Pacliinq of all Kinds.
PRGVlSiONS,
FX.SJK .V31 3JIUL FEED.
Ag. nt; r..: Sale:-i Itoutlcs 3IUI3.
Cormv Cht'iiamiw and Hamilton Strf-.-n
ASTOlIf A. OREGOy.
eiiroco BREWERY,
. STKArSS.
AXXRS't.
Is llu" reaa to M' tUe """ ,hd
Celebrated Chicago Beer
In aii qiumit to suit. I hate al-o thU
tcl.lirnlril thlcnuu Kef r In liottle,
1 wiilchlsnow very iH)pu!arainoiiK "all faml
Iles.indsaloons."
i'leasa send in jour orders and they it 111
nave mv be't attention.
J. STRAUSS.
Astoria, Oregon.
Aent for Oregon and Wash. Ter
eASSCT MARY'S
HOSPITAL,
ASTOKIA, - - - OKEOON
fSIUIS IXSTITL7IOX. UX11ER CARE OF
-- the b!,ters of Charity. Is now ready for
1 the- reception o. patients.
JHYsite rooms lor the accommodation nf
1 ""i'-'""""? i'u;n.-i.uiinej ir.
!7:i!c-.l .Stato .Iftivliu'j
Seanu-utvho payllGspltal Dues, ara enti
tled to Free care and attendance at this Hos
pital during slcltncss. Permits must bo ob
tained for united btate3 marines at the Cus
tom House.
Sistfks op CnAitixr
I'lIIST C'iASS
Dress Slaking.
r.v
Jfrs. T. S. Jewett.
-
i tp stair?, opposite ilrs. Soers Eoai-dinf;
L ns?.
x - -