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SUPPLEMENT
SANTA GLAUS'
HEADQUARTERS
-Ab t'Sl'AL
l'ri'Mints tin I'liu-st DNjilnj of ic
uall.v iSuliulLil
Novelties for the Holidays
Wlikh mutt bu "Lull to In appiet I ited.
Chouest Silicon Hooks from llaiper's,
Houghton A Millln, Senlniei's,
Ltithrop's and otheis.
Office & Pocket Diaries for '93
1 111(1111 f MIMll M)V H.Ttl's IN -
liilt-tanl-', lllottors, 1'apei Knives,
Oder Stands, Toilet Sets, l'lasks, Ltt.
Albums in Latest Designs
riii("t Leathei Hood", Nut liikPct,
Blacking Outfits, new and -iullilu;
Celluloid 1'liuto Kinmui, Hook Minks,
lllottors A Cilcndurs, Work Ilexes,
Desks, Mauituii, IIumo ltolN,
Dressing & Traveling Cases,
llasketwari-, Statuettes,
Yn-i's A Plotter Maud,
J)oilble A Tiiple Mmois,
Xmas Cards & Booklets
: ONLY A WAX LlU'l' : -
-:-Calendars for 1893-:-
a ciioiri: VAiui:rv.
,25T&w Toys
I'or tlio Ho In lino assortment, and ditto
for the Oirls, mi hiding the he-t
ainn, of
DULLS & DOLL SUNDRIES
To lie found in town.
In Fact this Applies to All Our Lines.
E& Jlany people waiting for late selec
tions will get "liaillj left," toi the choicest
i- being pieked out daih.
J90PEN EVENINGS -jf
SjtF The News Popaitiueiit N prop ired
to rot-oivo mihscrlption ordois for the New
Year. 1'oisons desiring to make t hungos
will plcii'-o advice in time.
Look out for the Juliilu Issue of the
. Hawaiian Annual for
v hm'ia ii i I'Mriiv ri ii
To apptai dining Christmas wick.
ret eivtd.
Oulu-
THOS. Gc. THRUM,
1Q6 Fort Street.
RELIABLE
Fitosi thi:
Gamarinos' Kalihi Ranch
OAltCASKS or -
Turkeys, Geese, Heavy Roosters
Fat Hens
Now being 1'IIOXKX will ho lead foi
dollveiy heforo or on the morning
of Thanksgiving Day.
Dressed All Ready for the Oven I
fi KUM IIM.nl
Smyrna Figs, Raisins, Dates,
TO THE DAILY BULLETIN, THURSDAY
THE FUTURE Or HAWAII.
Half a Century ol American Policy
Townid tho Archipelago. i
Man Americans -ooiii to iiijuo on
tho quotum of the annexation of
Hawaii uoi to their native land in
nit or ignoianeo of tho policy of i
thoir own Government. Tho stionjr
public and otlicinl disclaimer of
Sc.c1c.ta13 Foster, lofonod to In us
on Fiiday, Dec. 2d, of any intention
on tho pait of the United Slides of I
nnnoxing 01 calabhshiny a piotectoi- '
ate oei these islands as had been
alleged in tho press show tho pro- '
tout bontinient of the V. S. Govern
ment Tho following despatch fiotn
Washington, published in tho New
Yoik Sun, shows ablv b, extiacts
from the ollicial uttoiances of the
vaiious Secielaiies of State that the
policy of tho United States litis al
way.s boon, still is, and will bo in the
futiuo, against annexing thib conn-,
tiy, oi oven ontoring into political
union with it. Tho only thing tho
United States doshos is to pioent
anj other powci getting a foothold ,
heio oithoi in the shape of annexa
tion, a proteotoiato, 01 exclusive or
piopondoiating coninieicial 01 poli-
tical piiviloges or contiol. The
fallacious prophecy in the earlioi
pint of the despatch, as to tho stabil
ity ol tho present dynasty, is evi
dently based on the misleading ie-v
presentations of inteiested people '
lieio. No one of the natio llawai- i
laiib, with tho solitary exceptions of i
Bush and Wilcox, desiios aunox.ilion
to the United Slates or any other
country. No ono heio. oitliei of
Biitish oi an othoi nationalitj,
hopes fti a Uiitish piolectoiate.
And tho people who favoi a lopublic
aio but an lnsignilicant knot of agi
tators, few in nuinbei, cutiicbj of
foreign birth, who liavo now no in
Jluence, and never will have an, in
goveimng the counti.v, .ind w ho de
sire to get that influence and llieie
foio seek to piotnoto republican
feeling as the only avonue bv which
it can possibh bo obtained by llioni:
Wabliington, Nov . . The politi
cal uneasiness piev ailing at llono
lulu liab led to boine sonous leilec-
tions Potli tlioie .mil elsewhoioon
tho deslinj of tho Sandwich I&lauds.
Although tho alaunof an iinpond
ing lovolution has frequently boon
sounded during (ho last ear or two
In our ropiesentatives in tho aicln
polago, tlioie seems to bo no innno
dialo fear of anj ovoituin of tho
piesent oultu of things. Nevoitho
Ies, witli somo of the people favor
ing a republic, othois desinng an
uoxatiou to the United States, and
still otheis hoping for a Btilish pio
toctoiatc, even if a iiinjujity are
satisfied with tho continuance of the
piesent dju.istj, its stability can
hardly be counted upon foi many
jeai.s, oi at least beyond tho life of
"the piesent incumbent of the tin ono.
It nui bo vvoll, thoiofoie, to 10
view tlio course of the policy of our
Government towaid tlio islands dur
ing tho last lifty .veins, especially as
it has boon loina'rkably uniform ab
well as considoialo. As fm back as
1812 that policy was (Infinitely an
nounced. .President Tjlei, in viow
of a hiibjiected disposition of Eng
land and Kmucu to supersede tile
native Government of Hawaii, made
the following declination:
''I cannot but be in conformity with
tho interest and vvisheb of tlio Gov
ernment of the people of the United
States that this community, thus ex
isting in tho midst of a vast expanse
of oceaiij should bo lespectod, iind
all its rights sfrictlj' and conscien
tiously regarded; and this must also
bo the true inloiost ol all other com
mercial htates. Far removed fioni
tho dominion of ICiuopenn poweis,
ith growth and prosperity as an in
dependent state uiiiv vet bo in a
nigii uegieo usoiiii 10 an wnoso
timlo is extended to those legions,
whilo itb noaiur ajiiiioacli to this
"'uUiiieul and tho intorcouino which
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DECEMBER Jo, 1HJ)2.
tempi by any other povvet, should
such nttotnpt be thieatened ot fear
ed, to take possession of the islands,
colonize them, and subvert tho na
tive government. Considoiing,
theiefoie. that the United States
possesses so vei v latge a bhaie oT iu
loicouiso with tho-e islands, it is
deemed not unfit to make tho de
clination that their Government
seeks, neveitheless. no peculiai ad
vantage, no exclusive control over
tho Hawaiian Government, but is
content with its independent exist
ence, and iinxioublv wishes foi its s(..
cuiity and prospeiit. Its foibeai
iince in this respect undei tho eii
I'timstniioos of the veij large intoi
uouiso of their citiens with the isl
ands would justify this Government
should events hoioafter arise to re
quire it, in making a decided lenion
sli.ineo against the adoption of an
opposite poliev by am other power."'
ill. Tj lei's Secret ai 3 of State was '
Daniel AVebstei, who was also Socie
tal,) under Piesidenl Fillmoie. and i
ho ox))iessed the foiegoing slini;
ments in similiir kmguago:
"Five-bixths of thib conunoicial in
tercouiseis with tho United States,
and these considoiations, together
with otheis of a moio general char
actei, have fixed the como which
tho Government of the United
Stiitob will puiaiio in icg.iid to them.
The annunciation of this policy will
not suipn'su the Governments of
Euiope, noi be thought to bo un
reasonable l)j the liiitions of the
Icivili.ed vvoild; and that poliev is,
I that while tho Government of the
! United States its0lf, laithful to its
oiigiual assuinuce, bciiipulouslj re-
gaids the indepeiidenco of the ll.i
' vvaiian Islands, it c.in never consent 1
I to see tho-e islands taken possession 1
of by oithoi of tho great commeicial I
powers of Euiope; 1101 can it con
sent that demands manifestly unjust 1
and deiogatoij, and inconsistent
with a bona fide indepeudoiice, shall
bo onfoiced agiiinst th.tt Govoin- ,
inent."
It will, therefoie, be seen that
fully fift) ,vo;us ago our Government
laid down and promulgated the
policy which guides its action to
day. To complete this pait of the
stoiy it is noco-sarv to add that
within twelve months theieafter, on
the 28th of Novemboi, lblil, llicio
was .signed an agreement, si ylod ex
pressively a '"Declaration of Great
Britain and Franco lolativo to the
independence of the Sandwich Isl
ands." This agiueinont announced
that tho bov eloigns of these two
countiieb, in view of the existence of
a Government in the islands, capa
ble of piovidmg foi its relations,
"have thought it light to engage ro
eipiooallj to considoi tho Sandwich
Islands as an independent State, and
nevei to take possession either
directly 01 under title of proteotoi
ato, 01 under 11113 othoi foi 111 of an)
part of the temtor3 of which they
aio composed." It i, diflicult to see,
thoiofoie, how Gieat Britain could
to-clny, or at any tune 111 tho future,
consent to tho acceptance of a pro
tccloiato, no mattei what the
strength ol the petitions reported
to have been Intel)' ciioulnted in
Honolulu milking such a lcqucst.
Taking that stinting point wo find
that Fresident Fillmore, about ten
v'oar.s after t he declination of Presi
dent Tvloi, insisted that tho dosite
of our Government was that tho
Sandwich Islands "shall not pass
under tho control of any other great
maritime slate, bill shall remain in
an independent condition, and m be
accessible and useful to tho com
11101 en of all nations." This was after
tho discover of gold in California
had opened a wondotful future for
0111 Pacific Coast, so that ho was on
tiblod to sav thai "the iinpmtnnco
of these considerations has been
groat lv enhanced by the .sudden and
viist development which the inter
ests of the Luited States have ob
tained in California and Oregon, and
tho policy heretofore adopted in ro-
-- "i-lmids.w'illjjo sl&iddv
Closing Out Sale
or
Christmas Goods!
SlU'll As;
los, with 01 without Met linnisiii,
Dolls, l'lags, Alliums, Salt-lit N,
1'urscs, Va-ts, .Statues,
Itione Ware, Meet a I up,
Thermometers, Watches,
Opei.i an. I Sp (llas-fs, (warrmUd llrst
1 lavs),
Minois, Tranies, Ilr.iektl,
l.unthliiskets, s.i hoolbags,
Perfumery, Fancy Goods,
Pans (etia lino),
I'aipets ami lings, (nil si(.,),
i:tt , Kte., r.te.
vtSi- l'.afh I'ltie ni.nkul with OAPH
pitu'i:.
ISfc- DIM UlTNT on Linger Cash J'nr
th.ists. It- i:Vi:itVllOI)Y invited to an In
sptetion. H. W. SCHMIDT & SONS.
VlVIni
Christmas & New
Year's !
-f-!1:1 HI -tie (:
Wi;i:il A CO. liold Watt hes.
Ail lt.ni- NOVr,l,Tli:S for the
b.:.: IS1
JN HOLIDAYS.
O111 souvKMU Xii
XV Itieh (lifts foi
ilIlllhl'MAh li:i:MtY. &
J A LI
NO I'll I Mi 1.1 ki: IT IN 'IOWX. ( J .
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The Old Stand,
Foil Street.
W1SNNEK tx- CU.,
Iinpoiting and M.iuuf.u luring .lewtleis,
.r'KI-liii
It. fe. Xltioiu , bupl X. II. rvvioii, l'Rs.
Risdoii Iran Works,
San Francisco, - - Cal.
- iiuiLi)i:i:h or-
Improved Sugar Machinery
BOILERS & ENGINES.
Pumping Machinery
i'or Irrigating and Water Works purposes
of 1111 c iijmi it .
Wrought Iron & Steel Water Pipe & Fluming
DAVIDSON FTTIUIJPS,
MATJIKMIN LOCK-JOINT l'll'i:,
HEINE SAFETY 110 1 LEU,
IJtu, Kte., Kte., JJte.
ttf I'oi fuither iartii'iiliim and i-ala-logues,
atldiess
K,isd.oxi Iron Works,
San I'rauti-to, Cnllforiiiii.
TO LET
i aun -mowi:i:s to Lr.r ity Tin;
I j iliij, wiok- or mouth; Itepalrin,
Cleaning and hharpt iiing done, Duplicate
I'leees fiirnlsheil w hull ittjuiretl. .Mat hlmi
I t.alled foi and letiirued. Also, Repairing
I Uarden Hose in fact, ean do anything
nuons.iry around tho Iioum) or stable.
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