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VOL. VII. NO. 10G5.
HONOLULU, H. 1., FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1894.
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lished by tho Dally llulletm Publishing
Company, Limited, at Its office, Mcr
chnulstrrci, Honolulu. Hawaiian 1st
amis. Daniel Iognn, editor, resides on
Alakea street, Honolulu, aforesaid.
Address letters for the paper " Alitor
III i.i.ktii," nnd business letters " .Manager
Dally lltillt-tln Publishing Company."
Using a personal address may cause delay
in Htionilon.
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LKWEBS ft OOOKB,
IllirxUTKIfi NU )KL(M IN liUMMKR K
KINIH or lll'tl.DIKII MAtSKUlJI.
Fort rttreet, llontilitlii.
U. HAOKFELD ft 00.,
iKNfclMI. I'llMMIKhlllN A'IKNT".
'rner Furl anil Utiveu 8lreet, Honolulu. I
JUO. S. SMITHIES, I
iiinkn KnKkMtasi. HviMt. A.mii,
Mahukoiia, Kohala, Hawaii.
WILLIAM FOSTEB.
AtioaNicv-r-l. nii NorH I'iihiic.
No. 13 Kaatiumaiiu Bt., Huliululii.
THOS. LINDSAY,
UMiri'TUKir(i
JKWKI.KK
MAKIII.
urn VVr'M-
i
Kukut jHwelry a specialty. I'artliiular
Mitenllon .al. io all kinds of rupalrs.
Mulueruy Ulock, Fort Htreet.
J. J. WILLIAMS.
P HOTOORAP H ffi R,
Thu Only Collsctloo of liliort VIawi.
HONOLULU IRON WORKS,
1TkM KniIINK, rffUAK JIlLlJ.. ItOILKHS,
I'ooLKHi.. Ikon, IIkaih, s I.kaii
OtHTINOH,
Machlnuri of Kvury Descrlpiieii Miuli- io
piiler. I'aruciilsrMttentlnu paid to dlili.i,'
UliU'ksmlthliii!.
Job Work executed al
Hliort Notice.
E. A. JACOISSOX,
Vatiiimakkh an'i iJkwki.ku'
U Fori btrtct,
. 0. llox '.7.
Honolulu, II. I.
Mutual Tele.
IM.
no
f . T ma x .". k -.
L'l
Ii. U. V. iHUUill!,.
HlKi Van Nest Ave., ti. F., Cal.
Elogant Apartments (or Patients.
KI.KCTRIL'ITV IN NfRVOIlH DlhKAKKH.
Dr. Moore ollerN invalids all the
ivomforts of home, with constant and cure.
fill treatment. Holers to II. It. Muufurlune.
WW-tf
OHAS. GIRDLER,
- IIIKKCT IMPORT SB fit
KNIH.IMH AND CONTINKNTAl
IDry Q-oods
V,i if, k'xxlo-m-iiin street.
Cement Sidewalks & Gra
nite Curbing Laid.
KstiuiateH given on all kimU ol
MONK I'ONi'ltKTKit I'l.AKTKII WOltK
Vlu insincis sKCKiiM.rv -VI
JOHN F. HOWLER
C. B. RIPLEY & ARTHUR REYNOLDS,
AROHITDOT8,
tlrvii'Ki New Hiiln Deposit HiilldlliK.
Fort street, Honolulu, H. 1.
Flans, HpeellWtlous and Sueriuteud
once Riven for Kvery Description of liuiid
. Ing. Old llullillliKs successfully itemed.
..lled and KnIarKed. Designs for Interior
Deooralloiis, Maps or Mechanical Dravs
Iuk, 1'rucliiK and 111 iih I'rluliliK. HrHwInn"
for llisik or Newspaper Illustration
WH. G. IRWIN & CO. I
(ILiiimitecl)
OFrKK KOK HAI.K
'p j j j j c
W.RX. CROSB A SONS'
Celebrated Ulgb Grade Cane Haaores.
We re kIim prepared Ui Luke orders fur
Mai'a. N. OhlanUt 3 Oo 'a
fertilizers,
Insuring prompt delivery
BOILKD LUCOL
This is n suticrlor I'nlut (III, on
mw uia a ii'viii s, isiiib nia ijii'
suuiing less pigment than Linseed oil, a ml
giving a lusting brilliancy to color.
Used wttli drier it give a splendid tltwir
virf.vo
Lime, Cement,
ItKFINKDSIMIAIIH.
SALMON
Palrbank Canning Co.'s Coruod Beet
rnrriKK taini i.'
Compounds, Roofing & Papers,
Reed'iP.ieotSteimPlpeCoHfluft
Jarboos' Diamond, Enamul k Ever
lasting Paint
Koptvially designed lor Viioiium l'nn.
FIRE,
LIFE ANu
MARINE
INSURANCE.
Hartford Fire Insuranco Co.,
Assots, S7,109,825.4Q.
I London A Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.,
Assets, S4317.052. ;
I Tbamos and Mersey Marino Ins. Co.,
(Limited) '
i Assets, $6,124,057. ',
Now York Life Ins. Co.,
Assets, JI37.499.198.99. !
G. 0. BER6BR
Qenoral Agent tor Hawaiian Islands.
IIONOI.lII.il.
Win. G. Irwin & Co.
(Limitkim
Win. ti, Irwin,
Claus Hpreckels,
W. M. itliranl,
flieo I). Porter
'"-vuie'ittl
Secretary and Treaiurer
Atiilitor
Siga.r Factors
AM)
Commission Agents
lllhNTs OF TIIK
Ocoauic Steamship Company,
OF HAN FUANC1HCO CAI..
C. BREWER & CO.
(I.IMITKDl
Geueral Mercantile
Commission Agents
I. (.'. .Iiiiich
11. II. Itobertsou
K. F. Illaliop.
W. F. Allen
I C. M. Cookn
11. Wa!nrhoue
O I. t'srlei-
I'resldcnt
.Milliliter
Hecrelary V rreasuror
Auditor
1
IHrect.ir
ALOHA BATH HOUSE
m:aI!i:st to rows
Good Accommodation for Bathers
Mutual Tolophono 685
I MRS. J. B. REIST,
Proprietress.
IU'iJ-tf
Atlas Assurance Co.
Or X.OSTDOST
ii
W. SCHMIDT SONS,
Agents lur lluvsulUii Uluudt
JJST ARRIVED I
I' Kit II A ft K ''0. D. HltYANT."
HABY CARRIAGES
or Afx styles;
Carpets, Rugs and Hats
In the latest Patterns
" HOUSEHOLD "
Sewing Machines,
HAND SEWING MACHINES,
All with the Idlest Improvements, '
ALSO ON HANO
WESTERMAYER'S
jMiWeii Cottage Pianos
PailOf OluS, GllltarS,
H OTIir.M-
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Ft) It HAI.K
ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO,
i i
King Htreet, onpo. Cntlc CMike.
,2U-tf
411
IIOTII TKl.KI'HONKH IW III
1IUSTA0E&CO.
COAL
All klu.N In any Humility limn
bng lo a ton.
CHARCOAL.
Kiiiiii one bug to any iuuitlly
FIREWOOD
In t.fU leiiKths and Hawed or Spill,
from a bug to any (inutility; also
WIIITB & HLACK SAND
!i"0-tf
KTATI03STAL
IRON WORKS
QUEH1N STRHKT.
Me,w"D au"
Riebarde StreeU.
'IMJK UNIrKlttjIONKI) AHK I'ltK-,
L pared to make all kinds of Iron,
i llrast, llrontu, 'Mm, Tin and Iead Cast
ings. Also a Uenural Itepalr filioi. for
ritiMin Kngliuts. like Mills. Corn Mills, l
t , nivr i mtiii. mini juns.eic. aiucUllieN
for tin Cleaning of Collee, Ciutor Oils.
i lleaus, Kamle, Bltal, l'lneapple leaves ami
other Hliroin 1'Iants anil l'aier Stock.
' Also .Machines for Kztraetlng Starch from
the Manioc, Arrow Koot, etc.
All orders promptly attended to
WHITE,RITMAN CO.
BE AVER SALOON. '
The Best Lunch in Town.
f
Tea and OolTee
AT ALL I10UB1
T H K KIN KST Tit A N DS O K
Cigars and Tobacco
ALWAYS ON HAND
H. J. 1STOL.TE. Prop.
"Sans Souci" Hotel
Seaside
Resort
wuikiki.
Honolulu.
Oettibtr !7, ISH.1.
uiiviiiit limit inch uld-ftuhtonril thinin
in Imtly irciieri, ;inV, pure uir, clriiri'ru
uiiltr, ymiil ami unit htmenly suiiird luimj
out beure hi tytt fiery eveninn liter the 1'itct
fir anil the ilittunt hltlt uf HVn'niuie, rrcnv
inrml lilm riinllullil In the "Sim Hiuct."
UUHKlCr UtVIS VTK'K.'.SH.
T. A. SIMPSON,
Manager.
METROPOLITAN MEAT CO.,
3
81 KING ST
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
- AND -
navy contractors.
' J Vi'lillrf.
Mnuugur
Pacific Mail S.S.CO.1
AND THK-
Occidental and Oriental S, S. Co. ,
i
t
For YOIOHAMA aid HONQKONQ.
Steamers of the above Companies will
call at Honolulu on tbeir way to the above
ports on or about the following dates:
8tmr"llKL0IC" ... July, b, lsttl
Htmr "CHINA" September , 1MM
Htmr "00KAN1C" .October 2, lb'U
Stmr "CHINA". November IB, Is'll
Htnir"OCKANIL'". .be. ember 11, 18H
8tmr "CHINA" ..Jiuuiary 21, 1803
Htmr"OCKANlC" February 19, IrM
Stmr "CHINA" April 2. IW
For SAN FRANCISCO.
Steamers of the above Companies will
, call at Honolulu on their way from Hong.
konuand Yokohama to the above tiort on
or about tho following dates:
Stmr "CITY OF 1110 ItK JANKIHO"
. .. ...July 10, tvil
8tii.r"UKl.0IC" . August 'Jl.ltriM
ritmr"CITVOFI'KKINr9
October 0, IKM
Hlmr "OCKANIC" November ll, Ikii
Htmr "CH I N A" December 31, 1HUI
Stmr "UAKI.IC" February 10, IKKi
titmr "l'KKU" March 2S, lMtt
Htmr "OAKI.IC" April 28, lOW
BATES UP PASSAGE ARE AS FOLLOWS:
to voao
KAMA. '
SlftO UU
tff Ui
an ,i
tt on
tn Hold-
KONU.
lira oo
m mi
ltd 2A
1(0 00
Cabin
Cabin, round trip I
months
Cabin, round trip 12
mouths .
I KurnKan Bteerage
t'asseugers paying full fare will be
allowed 10 iNVceut oil return fare If elurn
Ing within twelve month.
For Freight and l'asage apply lo
H. HACKFELD k CO.,
2117 if
Agents.
Oceanic Steamship Go.
Australian Mail Service. $
For San Francisco :
the New and Fine Al Hteel Utenmsinp
" MONOWAI "
Of the Oceanic Hteamslilp Coinpnuy will
be due at Honolulu fmm byduev xud Auck
land on or about
June 28th.
And will leave for the above port lth
Mailsand rassengersouorabout that dale.
For Sydney and Auckland :
The New and Fine Al Hletil Hteamslilp
" MARIPOSA "
Of the Oceania Hlcaiiishlp I'omirfiuy will
be due al Honolulu, from Ban r'ntuclwo,
on or iiikmii
July 5th,
Ami will havn prompt despatch
alth
jiaus aim rasseugeni for the above iorU
The undersigned are now preuired to issue
THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS
IN THE UNITED STATUS.
For further ItHrttiMllHr r-iarAtnu
rruiKMi ur iSrtK apply Ui
WM. 0. IRWIN A CO., Ltd.,
'") Oanaral Agtnts.
Oceanic Steamship Co,
Time Table
locaElink
S. S. AUSTRALIA.
i Airtve Huliululii
l-ave Huliululii
for 8. F I
June 'U
LINE.
from b. r
lune III
THROUGH
l-roin Han Francisco
for Hyduey.
.Irnee llixniluli,
From Hyduey foi
Hill rrauclsco
l.tllVt llllllllllllu
MAUII'OHA, July .1 1 MONOWAI, .liine-Ja
MONOWAI, Auk. -'I AI.AMKDA, July Jl
AI.AMKDA. Auk.. VI MAKII'OBA. Aiik.SI
MAUII'OHA, bept.'.'7 MONOWAI. Hept. a)
MONqWAI Oct. ill A1.A.MKDA
II. LOS 10,
Notary Publlo, Collector and
Business Agent.
uonend
Hull iiL'cnt lor Hcvcral of the llexl FIHK
ISHl'UANi'K COMI'ANIKH.
Patentee ol Loss's filtemlcal Compound lur
Ulariiylng Cine Juice.
Mutual Telephouo K. I. 0. llox XW.
Mercliuiit Htreet, lloiiolnlii.
Rin UP Bolh TelePhones m
Baggage Express,
hlimd ul llolllnccr'" HI lni;Hhiip,
Ouceii .Ircct, nmr Furl.
re, u
JAMKO rtil.MlOK,
Canadian - Australia
8teemer ui tlif above l.liie, niiinliig In connection with I
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Iletweeti Vancouver II (',
ami Svdnoy,
Honolulu ami
A.RE3 DXJH3 A.T
On or alxmt the dte
From Sydney and Suvn, for Victoria
and Vancouver, B. O.:
Hlmr"VAIUMMOO"
8tmr"ARAVA"
Stmr "WAIUU. MOO"
July 1
.August 1
Bcptemher I
Throngh TlckeU lnd Iron Honoluln
rRRUint AND HAnslCMIIH lllhNlf
I). MrNICOLI,, Montreal, Canada.
K01IKHT KKHK. Winnipeg, Canada
M. M. BTKKN. Han Francisco, Cal.
0. McU IIKOWN. Vancouver. 11. V.
Wilder's Steamship Co.
TIME TABLE
I W C. WlLUKk, t'rea. 4. U. Idm Meo.
0n. J. A. KlNii, I'nrl Hupt.
Stmr. tlNAU,
OLARKB, OomauBder,
Will leave Honolulu at 2 r. ., toui'liliig at
Lahalua, Maalaea Hay and Makena the
samoday; Mahukuiia, Kawalliaeand Lau
pahoehoe the follow ing day. arriving at
llllo at midnight.
I.KAVKh
'I'lirmUy
Friday
Tuestfay
Friday
luiimfay
Friday
Tuendiiy
Friday
TuuMiay
Frldav.. .
lUiMll.ltl.tl
Jill) .1
July i;i
July '.'l
Aug'. :i
Mlg. II
Aug. '.'I
.... . Sept. 1
bept. 11
.... ept. "Jft
.. . Oct. ft
. Oct. Ill
(Kt. an
Nov. ii
.. .. Nov. Ill
Nov. SI
.... lav. 7
lo. IH
I Ttn-Mlay
Friday
Tuexlay .
. Friday .
Tuesday
Hcturniiig leaves llllo, touching at l.ati
Pahoehoe same day, Kawallme a. m.; Mo.
hukoua 10 a. m.; Makeua Ir.H.; Maalaea
Hay ii r. m.; Ulmlim r. m. the following
day; arriving at Honolulu u . . Wetlnes.
I days and tiaturdavs.
I AllltlVKH A'l HOMil.tll.il
Baturdny
Weilnesday
' Hatunlay
Wednesday
J ii nn 3o
July II
. Julyai
.... Auk. I
Auk. II
.Auk. !R!
Hcpt. 1
Hept. Ii
Hcpt. '12
ocu a
. . . .Oct. 13
Oct. 'J I I
Nov. a I
Nov. II
Nov. 'J I
Dec. a
Dec. 1.1
Deo.
Wednesday
Halurday
I ii.u.i.....:iu..
nmiiriiHV
Wednesday
Halurday
Wednesday
Halurday
Wednevlay
Hatunlay
Wednesday
Haturday
Weduewlay
Haturday
Wednesday
No Freliflll will be reeeive.l fi..r
Vi iKMin on day of palllinc.
Stmr. CLAUDINE,
0AHCR0N, OotuuDdtr.
Will leave Honolulu every ruesdai at i
r. m touchinc at Kahiiliil. Iluelo Hana,
Hamoa and Kipahulu
IteturuliiK will rnve al lioiioiulu every
. Huiiday uiornlliK.
W No Frulislil Will lie reiivel itder
i r. m. on nay of sailliiK.
I'OiislKlieeh must be al Hie laudlli,; lo
receive the r Freluht. as we villi ,un 1...M
ourselves responsible after such Freluht
has been landed,
i
While the Company will use due dill
Keiae Iu haudlliiK Live Htock, we decllue
to assume any romi.lMllty iu eaeof the
loss of same.
The Onnpauv will mil lie rexiiuikirtle (or
Moueyor Jewelry iiulesN placed In Uieeare
of I'ursers.
W. W. AHANA,
I
Merchant Tailor,
323 ITuuanu Otrt
FINE SUITINGS
j English, Scotch" and American Goods.
stle .mil Fit iluaninlii-il
('luuiiin.t; ct liopaiiiuy:
Mutual Tele. 668. P. 0. Box 144.
HU'J inn
IK) Y10N KKW CO..
tl Niinunn rilri-ei,
, Tinsmiths, Plumbing, Etc.
'Kim KIIIIV mid OI.VhHW MIK.
IUU lilt,
Steamship Line
N. H. W.. and uniting at Victoria
Suva Fiji,
II.
H03ST0LXJLXJ
below luted, vlr
From Victoria and Vancouver, B
for Suva and Sydney:
0..'
j
Juiici
tguM -n
Hlmr'-AIIAWA" .
Stnir'VAllllIMOO"
Simr"AHAVA"
Augu
to Canida, United States tad Europe
&T For Freight nnd IWage and
nil
ueuerai inioriuauon, apply U)
THEO. H. DA VIES & CO..
Agmttnr the Hawaiian Itlniuh
eighth annual meeting
of riiF.
: Haui Racing Association
July 4, 1894.
OFFICIAL PROQRAMME:
Races to Couimei.ce it 10 i. m. Sharp.
1st Kiuii ,SI,lKCKKkSVIM.K"
I'UKSK, t7fi.
lEuiililn
for all I
IhwhIIuii llrel Horie,
wit.. )
Fn-n
Unw. -"WAIKAIM"' I'UHSK
(too.
llunulng 1 1 nee
fur nil.
Mile ln-li.
Fne
irifSK.
Trotting and I'nrlng lo Hnrn
for all. Mile Ili-nte, Ihi .tin i.
Kr i
tth Itace "KULA" l'UUSK.l.
111!
Mile llali. fur
under, in curry
I'oulei (I liuiid'
101 lb-. '
or
nth
Unco -"WAII.l'Kf
ITIiSK,
I00.
ItiiuiiliiK Itace. ', Mile and liep.nl.
Fre for nil HiiHiiiiaii llrcl llorrc.
lUh lru'u-,,QL,KHN ULIUOKA
LAXI" CVV. I'l'USK,
f200.
Iliinnlni; Ituc.
for all.
I', Mile liih. Free
7th Unco -"COUINTHIAX" HACK.
SU.VKU CUP, 7r
IIiiiiuIiik Itace. I Mile Dash. Free fur
all Hawaiian Hnst Hortes, to be ridden
by Members of the AiKoclatlnn.
Sth Kacu-uTOTTlNU mid I'AC
ING HA(JK. I'L'KSK.
first).
I Mile Heats, best 2 In .1 to harne,
l''rco to all horMis not Imviii); it re.
cord of '.'ill) or better.
ilth lnf-"KAlIULt:i"
$ir(l.
I'L'KSK.
IIuiiiiIiik Kiuu. 1 Mile Dash
lor all lliiuniiau 1 1 red Horn..
Fr.
All Kill rlcs In dm-mi I'll I' It.s.
DAY. June. '1st, nt I'.'iiVlin'k iiihiii. at Hie
ulllce of the Huuailtin Commurciiil and
Hunari'o hton-. Kiiluiliil. Kutry Fce to
bo ilH)neut of tint l'urc, unli"i "tlicr-
Ulll HH't'illci.
Vta All l'nic" to lir run hi triillcd
under tin) Itule- of llie Mii IU ii,
Axmiri tiiin
ItA- All HorM mil hiiIhIuiuii Ii
Tueidny. July .1.1, m I.' i,'i lock ihhio up
XM'i'ted tn liirl
Ca- All lloro urn enpicled In Hp
Kur on tin Truck ill the nipol the bull
Irolil till) JlldK''' fillllld olhervvie tliev
ulll Im- lined.
llcncriil Aduiihnlou
llruud ritiuid lexlrul
(Jiuirter -trctch llndm-
J.1 1 eiii
f-i .Mil. and
.M. T. LYONS,
-icrcury Maui ItiiciiiK Aoocintin
IUVi .In
THIS SPACE IS RE
SERVED H, H, WILLIAMS
Hotel Street
Nut door to Horn's Bakery,
nut u
.1
Consolidated Soda Water Co,,
t
ESJPjLiA.3STA.DID
or. aum i pwiu..
IIOI.USTIOK iVr CO..
lo1 tl A cent v
THE HAWAIIAN OVERTUKN.
Attitude of tho Watlvea Toward tho
OhanRo in Oovornmont.
Tn the KUUir vf lUr Utrahl
In vour short editorial note this
morning hoailwl "In Havvaii" I think
thtiro must hnvu l)fn gomo tniatnkn
iu tho lixuron qtiotctl. You refer to
"Ltg than 1000 out of the noottla-
, linn of .'W.UXI, not including Chinese
and Jttintieso." By lotturs receivod
' iu lait mail, ntatemonts aru madu
that in Honolulu tho registration
, was betwoou 1500 and l(!CO.
Tluro were aoino 1WW more of tho
natives who had not registered, aud
a part of theeo wore not able to reg-
i f l 1. .1 i t...H laHil at itniil I lint1
inter, in innv iiipj ihiu imi ,iin mui.
nntional taxe. One of tho many
efforts matin by the royalists to hold
tho native Hawaiians to their side
TvA8 that of preventing thorn from
l"1?'"? t,u'ir national taxes.
ll was sniu uiiu uy luiuiuiy in w,
so thoy would show their loyalty to
tho Queen, aud to tlo o would Ixi
disloyally. That in ene they should
Iih tmxecuted br the urovisiotial
government they would be defended
or the royalit lawyers free of
; charge.
t Another source of iutiinid.it ion lo
1 prevent tho natives voting was that
I they were made to believo that "by
i the next steamer" coming from thu
oust l which, by the way, has not
arrived these last '2 mouths), i'ru.ii
dent Cleveland would issue his oust
1 thu orders to the commander of tho
' United States forros to laud Anion
icun troopi and reinstate "vi et ariuis"
the Qiiih.'U upon the throne. No
amount of stntemeiilH made with re
gard to the action of the I'rtuideiil
and of Congress, or to thu geueral
feeling as expressed iu the I'uitod
States as against the restoratiou of
the Queen, seems to have hud any
weight or to cause any diminution
, of their cotilidouco in President
Cleveland's carry tug out, as they
think, the promise which ho mado
that a "great moral wroug had boon
I doue" uuil he would see it righted.
These causes commiieu Have pre
vented the natives from registering
and voting.
Those who are acquainted with
the native character and h.ixo had
any experience iu the matter aro
porfeclly well assured that it word
had beeu sent to the islands six
mouths ago that tho I tilted Slates
would ni'vor intorfcro for tlio rustor
Miou of tho CjtiOLMi, tlm iolUir.M
nhtillilluii woulil Wnut iininuiUatitly
aiil)lilod; t ho iiuthcs. smiUl lmu
(allun into lius would lmvo chor
fully ncwpli'd tlio aupri'iiiai-y of tlio
I'roviaiunnl Uo'iruuniit, nnd would
Ikii u Ih'i'ii tuirffctly willing to Lavo
Ukon part in tlio formation of a now
couatitiitioii. It ia a MKuilicniil fact
of tho tfttn uf foclinK ainutif; tho
natives that at a rccoiit royalist
inci'tiuK. vory laruoly attouilod, to
whioli .linistor Will lit rofcra in hi
laul loiter mihuiittod to Connrow by
thu I'ri'atdont, tin Quuon'a namo wi
ncnrcolv tnontionoil iliiruitr all tho
I mciiiiik;. Ilia natural to draw tho
I conclusion from thin ntnloinout of
; tho fact thai tlio pooplu aro not
i roady to tako tip aruin for hor ro
cataoliHlitnont.
At tho tiino of tho occtipyitiK of
thu ialnnda ly Lord Uooigo 1'aulot,
vvhon tho ICncjlihh Uulj was huiatcd
ocr tho inlands and thoy catuo tin
dor thoaovoroiKiityof Uroat llritaiu.
iu 21 hours aftor this proceeding tho
natives wcru as careless an regards
I their nationality as it tho act had
not taken place. While it ia trim
' that the half-castes with their iu
j creasiul education have como to tako
very inuuli more interest in ptiolic
atTairfl, yul een with thu uiajority of
them it may ho safe to allirm that
any lucrative position under tho pro
visional co eminent would easily
satisfy all conscientious Miruplos iu
the matter of national politico.
From our 1 iteM advices tho elec
tion has undoubtedly passed oil" very
quiotly; the consorvativo elotueiit
would iiredoiuiualo iu tho com en
lion and tho rights of tho Hawaiian
will ho joalousli K'lnrded and pro
tectcd iu his privileges to life, lilor
tv and tho imrsuit of happiness.
There aro still a goodly utimher of
tlicm employed in some of tho minor
ollices of tho provi-iioual govern
tuuiit, and there is no reason for au
ticipatiu that the.v will receive ot hot
than tho most cautious and kind
treatment Those who aro haviuu
tho matter iu charge of tho found
itiu of a constitution and a state are
anion", tho very host men in the
vi liiil.. i.r.Min mill I In, nh.,iilliliul tt'm
V J ,!, iu Uu, c.immlum i bo coin
nosed of men of different natiouali
ties, and there is little doubt that
thoy will bo able to bring law aud
order lo the front and establish a
permanent form of government
Yours truly, IJoiuivvi I). Gii.mvn
Boston, May 12, IMU.
The above letior is written bj a
goutloiiiau who is well informed con
ceruing Hawaiian matters, in spite
of a strong and possibly natural bins
that ho has in favor of one side of
tho couloiiliou We dnro say that
tho greater number of tho people of
Hawaii are uulilTeieiit as to thoir po
Ittical rights It tiinv bo thoy would
bo iiidillcrenl as lo their freedom if
tho loss of it was accompanied by a
guarantee of tiersonal support,
There was probably uo time from
tho year 1NHI to iNtt, particularly
I the fasl few years, that the negroes
L'd I slr:!.v""'1...:":h.v".":
Vt II1VI- 1C171III lVllllWIIV IIWIIIIVIU
iutoruMitiou, if tluy had Ikmu. ilotur
niiiunl to hnvo it; thnt in, a tfroat
mnasi nf iii.nln iiiuiilsttritii mUMnna
Uonolulu. j 1IH1, ,ol ,w kopl ftt,oltito stibju
gation unless they were vvnutiiig iu
(C'onfdiiifii on 4th iu,)
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