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O O IVI 1YX E II O I A X, .
The only pretence of an argument fr t!.e
legality of the Peer-, is in the existence of a
j few ofhcial oaths and in the fact that ' it was to
MittJir, jam-art a.
' fVmim with rr-ml a-- ia our tuin ) cirrlrw
rir m r.,inf sQ tra. ik 4,ft.-rf-ni i.ui io c..i-rt,ie ' far aenuieced in that do resistance was made to
su-u.i.1--., u.i . ih weather Um.ui we ty ei . jt, and laws, elections and tlx: whole administra-
vainer . s-lir.iy m site pntal;o.-i.
By ffr-riw r lu Mr aw. roluniiM if will be arm lhC the
Pttare baa reeWreJ a --( utalhjn of lh- nairn of n im t. now
to port, and a e.pri. U aim -If in frof a policy that
made known to them : There hare been thrte W are not amon;; tboee who believe that the
llumsand and forty-nine voU cast, all roa ! ln-aun: w.ull fall and thing generally go to
wiB lead to 4;r fie tt our !.-. the M.refc.nl Marine of Ibc
Pacific.
Ta wfcsnr.s; bark R W. Hao4 ckared Moo-lay l a
cruiws. a w wi.h Captain V Lit avy trry Mrma.
JOIIT OP HONOLULU, II. I.
tin of Die government have since f"vne nl ng
:.. ....... ;:.. . ... i. n : ti. ,....
lete and decayed creed of the divine right of
A RKIViM.
Dee. 20 Ptmr Kilaoea, MeGr-a-w, frncn Hawaii and Maui.
jr e-ar Wary roster, Wi, from lljo, Hawaii.
rw-br IM4 FclW. K.l. from HiJo, Hawaii.
Jaw. 1 "hr Jnantta. J,a Hull, from Kaanakakai, Molokai.
I rvkr Kio . Ma ahi. Iron Malik. Maui.
1 fear W aeww. Kalawaia. fin KauoaAakal, MolokaL
2 -r Hota-!-, ARu.hala, from Mutoaa. Kauai.
3 War I'Uaajia. Hatfield, front K a Kaa. Hawaii.
S V.h Nttie M-rrill. I uw, lra Lanaina. Maui.
1-Uiir bk Ch'ila. T W Har, da from Aca-
ll. Central America,
w t, rl a Beoc ia. A i CUry, 27 daya froot Faa Fraa-
riato, ia II. lo.
r!cur Jcuoy.Launbrrt.froiu WaJinea4c Koloa,KauaL
Whi.mm C. Ianalilo!"
iuch a result wu cntirtljr unci?ctcd, for
ven the ui.t sanguine suj poeed that there would
fe one or two halljta fr ume cne elie. The
ball m were all examined carefully by the Com
mittee, and the l.x.kers on, and aa all of them but
were the m-w Kin? on ascending
I... 1 v. . - . - v : . t . . : r . l .
mi- i mum, io jTOViaim llC rfsioraiioil Ol lite Unuance U draireJ.
Constitution of 1S52
T1IR MKMHKRS OP MKCH AN-
X IC KXUIXE COM r AM NO. X. w.H boiU an
Ailjounml MreCne at irwir rexnn TIU5 SAT-
EVEMNO, at T O'clock. A jruo t and fuJI al.
(tt) f til t'HDEK.
Nr, on the other hand,
would our nerves Ik- shattered or our fears f,r X OT I C E.-MKMBEKS OF OAlir
...... . , ,, , ff -I LODOE, No. 1, K. of P. arc rafnl to meet at the
the liberties of the ioorle be painfully arou.--d, g R. TCK31av. J.. Hh. lTi, at t4 ovk.
did the King, on the ratiSi-ation by the Aseetllbly A. M . tr the rnirp-iae of a:teolinr the luoeral uf
It ia well known that the people have j eeven (wbicb were plainly written, and for the j of hid choice by the jeople, proceed to take the -u"" jLskwc-mb ,k of R. k s
oam unoer ine iecree, ana irDmoiiateiy invite ;
E
NEW GrOODS!
& SON
kinzs
never aoquiec.l in tfie acta of Karoehameha V. Prince) were the jrinted fruia Supplied from thid
I H. if t.. ;r !t!mit ! office, there could not be an t mistake made. Of
DEPi II rL'itKS.
Jaa.
2 4ehr .f'ttie M-rrill. Crane, f r IjuSaina, MawL
f loir Kilaua, Mrfirrj . f r .Mam im! iiawaii.
So JicLr rauhl, Be7Dll.f-r Kaaoakakal A Lahaina.
.v jrar Km Mw, Utut, lr KaJiului, Maul.
3 -lr Aaaie. WmI, ( ,r ililo. Hawaii.
21 bf Mary Wrt, .xr llik, liawa.t.
31 rVUr f bM f-ilow, Kki, fc Milo. Hawaii.
31 MdkT Mary fclfc-a. Juu. Pr K.ala, Hawaii.
9 IVar Kiuao. Makai.i. f x Maiiko, Maui.
a rtckr Warwick, Kalawa a, Ur Kaunakakai. Molnkai.
m arta Jana A raikmlurjr, Kortx a.f.- fbrliand.ti.
unanimous feeling from that day to thin, partially
smothered t!ough it luay have been, baa been a
trng and unti-aing protest Bgaintt those aeUs.
Kam:tamcha V. in taking the Throne had but
one condition ruitite by the Constitution, the
one of blixl; he wan not appointed and pro
claimed by the reigning King and the Houxe of
Noble aa the uccefor to the Throne; he was
not chosen aa such euccc-or 44 by the II-juwj of
.Nobles and the IIoubc of lit preventatives in joint
the vorerfj, 27GS were Hawaiian, and 2S1 natu-
j ralized foreigners. The total number f males
i iti thin district, according to the cent-ufl of 1800,
tire country to join with him in the formation of i
a new Constitution, based on that of 18o2. We ;
have the fullest confidence in the prudence, ,
sagacity and patriotism of the King elect, and .
between the age of 15 and 40, was 3717, which j we know that he ill be supported by the fjolid
MEMBERS OF IIUNOI.L'I.U ROYAL
AKCU CUAPTKR. No. 1. are hrrety notifiej to
meet at the Chapter Kootn nrat Tu-lay morninf, at
O'clock, far the uroee t-f atlcQdtt( the faorral ol hi late
aaajraty luaKUmrhi V.
it WM. O. IRWIN. W'y.
' number will probably fairly represent the nuni
' ber f voters in the district at thid date. At the
prison a vote waa taken which waa unanimous
i li r the Prince. At Ewa and Waianae, there wa
i 324 votes cast ; at Koolau'oa 203 ; at Koolau-
iioko 472, ani at "Waialaa 172. All for the
phalanx of hie people.
Is worth t imitation of the oourie adopted in
New York and other cities of the United States
during the late Presidential election, all the liquor kameha v
aloons in this city were clothed during Wednetiday.
ballot." Thua. by tle argument of the Gazelle, I with the exception of one vote in the dla- i There is no Uw compelling the I rorrietor8 to
Li acta in taking the Throne and promul-atin- j "id of Waialua. The totol for Oahu ia 4300 ; tlie,r doors on anJ djJ Sunday, and
hia Decree in place- of the Constitution were j tea cast for W. C. Linalilo, and one for D. ! re requested by ilar.hal Parke to express bis
LODGE LK I'ROGKES l E L'OCEA.MK
NO. 12. A. F. A A. M. Mroiirr of the ate
Lutire are herrby rr-quntnl to nn-et at the Hall of
Hawaiian Ludfe on TuraJay uoroior, at 4 o'rlrk. fr the
Hjrp.iee of aurudin j tl.e fuotral of h. Uie majt-a'y Kautr-
JI. G. IltWIN.SWc'y.
THE 1 EM UI'.RSOrilON O Lf L.V
F.neine t'a No. 1 will amble at their hall at
32" 9 o'clk A. M. ir2?PAT. fr thernrr-xe of at-
tendinc the funeral vf His late MiiJ Mamehanrha V. A
pjod atteodanoe rejuetM. (U) PER ORDER.
, O. HALL
HAVK JI ST RECEIVED A Fl'LL ASSOUTMKXT OF
ARDWARE, COOKING STOVES
0
SILVER PLiVTED AVTlIi:,
PAIWTS, OILS, VARNISH
I'rjeel4 Depart air ra.
Fa L4l9 4 -hr Xrttie M-rriil, aaila ttila r M.
re a Kaaa AMD Kac fjchr lilaraa, aailaou Mooday.
VEItfXS l VdllT.
ifii.
li 8 B Beoecia, A O Clary, Commanding.
(wh ai.raa.
Haw wk hk R W Wood. B Wluloey.
Am wh ahip Profreaa. Dow dm.
Am k bk tl ia, UamilL
HtlCMMtlK.
Ho fe ahip Gmrf". Flnca. op for Hongkong.
Am mUeionry bt'.f M roinf ttir. Halri:.
Am ahip fyr'fi, V A JoAoaoo, lal.rif.
Am bk It C Morray. V f rbetAerl.
. Am aelte C l Ward, Rrtmwi.
Am fn H'eperian. Wiklnam, diacharrinr.
Haw bk likocula, T W Ro(.
ME.MOKA.NI) .
. Saroav or Baas Chocola, T. W. Bie, MaaTia. First
eigkt day kadi light lading win.1 ar.d ralma, aiuce then haj
wjodraM tradra well to the eastward with very hravy rain
w)uula. Arriretl ia llonoiulq January 3d, after paaaage uf
aj day a from Acajulla, Centra! Amrnca.
KXPUKTS. .
!' AintuA PoBTLaaa Per J. A. Palkinkurg, Jan. M ,
Mulii ra. a Um...... aU Mugar, baca 64
V ulu, burnt 6o, Aea 2.3M
fait, lora ue
Value Uoroeatic. iL,Z'A 49. -
Kalakaua. We will cive the returns from the ; ucow.eugmenu. to tuem ,or tne prompt manner
r.thPr i.Un.1 tt . thiv mm. Ir, , ,Q w,i,ch theJ Complied with the wish communi-
The remarkable uuiet and ood order that nre- ' C5lttsJ tothem by him, to suspend altogether their . different uiw of Good Tea,.ur, in thUcit, ar, requested
illegnl, unconstitutional and void," anl were so
with far greater force than could be the act of
tluj Kino" flft In Tti iTfiTrir f a rirrhlfttl Pniifil n
ry - " vi.jkiku i 4 s . , , ... , . .
...i t - - , .. ! .'li . a.. .A ! DusuiesB aunng tne election, if entire day was
twju wim;ij uas never oeen luiericreu witri save uj ,o vmm. viuc -v- ;
tLouh it has I I-Ie themselves and to the ready compliance by ; V"J rcxnarnawe lor tne aoeence ot arunK
! O G fI THE MEMBERS OF
such unlawful proceedings, even
been set aside for nine years.
The Gazelle leader ia an industrious attempt
to eustain and give aa appearance of right to a
falc position, and it fails not for want of ability
in the writer, but because he attempts what is
logically and morally impossible. A weak appli
cation of the doctrine of expediency, ehowe from
leginning to end
that a wrong may be righted by continuing it
From a common-sense, straightforward view of
present circumstances, it docs not appear that the
King elect will really need any validity for his
acts which the provisions of the late King's De
cree might give him. What does the voice of the
eoi!e mean, which on the first of January rung
out an overw helming rail to Li nalilo, King elect
of the nation by its unanimous acclamation from
Hawaii to NiiLau? Does this give no legitimacy !
Then where will you hok for it? In the present
crieis, if authority comes not from the people,
where in the name of Justice and Riirht docs it
com (i from? Frm the Decree of 18G4? Heaven
forbid! If tlu King elect and the people who
have elected him shall unitedly decide to restore
I the liquor dealers with the. requcet of Marshal
j Parke, that they would keep their place- of .
! business closed during the day. We saw and
I heard of no cases of drunk, and on the following
morning were informed tliat there had been i
. arrests made from any cause during the entire
' day. This we consider almost as remarkable as
ennce-s on the streets.
C lumunicated
Hawaii NeL
Mr. Emtor: The present is a time when all
lovers of our adopted country shcuM do all they enn
to perpetuate peace, and spreaj that atuoug the peo
ple, vwnun cau aioue save tne nation.
to meet at the Hail of L luma Thole " Llte No. 1, at nine
o'clock uo Tueslay muming Jin. Tih. fur the purpoae of at.
tending the funeral Hi lale Majesty. PER ORDER.
FOUND !
A ('AVAR V RIRI ATVV ONE H A V
ine lort a Canary Bird, mar find the same ly caliiug
on P. C. JoN he. Jr.,
ja4 At the honw of ISrewer & Co.
i i . i ... . i - . i . r
It is a feeble endeavor to prove j tl -I-ct-clo of an entire population ousting their - MTr. !
votes wurwui one aisseiutng voice. : bay they. AnowleJge u power, say we. Is know!- ;
j ede alone sufficient to make a Rood citizen ? The !
THE STATUS OF THE EX-JIINISTERS. j argu"" of some persons wouK seem to imply it. j
is it a i ici, tioweverr .examine it a moment, .uoes
kuuwledre alone constitute a good husband, a cood
child, a good merchant? Is the mind the man? "o
one would reason so on other matters. The value of
the inttllecl it ia ti subordination to the heart the
usefulness of knowledge, in its ennctifieution by pure
atlectiuus. What then? If you enlighten the peo
ple, do not forget that this is but hnlf the work.
Let them be made virtuous, and religious, or you
TO LET "KAHEHUNA."
THE RESIDENCE OF Til OS. BROWN
on JNrhool Street. Enquire at the
jt Hm REGISTRY OFFICE.
i Mr. Editor : The question has been asked,
Have the Ministers of the lute King a seat and a
vote in the Legislative Assembly convened for the
purpose of electing a KiDg? Please answer.
Hawaiian.
Article 43 of the Constitution of 1864, says
I that " The Ministry hold seats c.r officio, as No-
j bles, in the Legislative Assembly." The object !
in view in giving the Ministers scats in the As-
T'.l
leave them more ex Dosed to danirer than thev were !
before. We hold then, that in the same ratio in I n"ji,,iu!u, jan
which vou educate our comniunitv. in that hih I
scmbly, was declared at the time of the promul- j ratio Christian influence becomes absolutely neces-
cation of that document to be that thev miirht i sry for tueui. Hoes any one doubt it? lell him
WANTED !
TWO OR THREE GOOD TAILORS,
est wag paid. None hot ;od hnnds ocetl apply
JOHN V. KEN YON,
Merchant Tailor. King St.
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: of the rrturn of books aftt-r the date of this notice, and those
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Til OS. O. THRl'M.
4, 1S73. j4 1m
Card yatcbea, Krroaeoe Oil. Fence Wire, Noa. 4, ft And ft, with ataple) Wheelbarrows,
Carriage and Carl Axl, oo. to three inchea; Carriage fprings. O.rrt.g. Hardware, Ilorae -ho, n Ka".
Cut Naita. 34 to 60d Cl.nch Nail.. Boat NaiK Cut nd Wrought Polkea, 4 to lieh ho. LasU r1 riwllng..
CALA. SOLE, HARNESS, BRIDLE & SADDLE LEATHER I
rrorioli 011T Hli-lxxw.
Bridle and Saddle Ornaments, Mrslean Tree and Sllrrupa,, Marble Waah Basios aod Flsiur,
. ... a rm . .
Full Assortment ol Cnrptriilcr'ff .nml iijjriCHiinmi oi-.
BUILDER'S HARDWARE, GALVANIZED TC'BS AND 1A IUi .
DRV GOODS, Air.. &r.
m,f:ACiu:i aivd broww.cottoxs, rums vc., c.
a
New Lroods by Every Steamer, at Lowest Market Rates.
jai Brick Store, corner of Fort and King Sts.
s
PLANTERS
HOUSE
KEEPERS
DTHEUS
NOTICE.
PASSKMGKRS.
Faow WiiDwtan Poava Pee Kilan'a, Iee. S9h J I'art.
. II l Mntnmery, U A rmatr.-na;, .m T W Martin. T Brede,
; J Coata, I ather A Leuor. .Mr Akin a, and ju deck
i' . Taaw lino Per Mary Foaier. lrc. n:hH I. Austin and
m. U II Hitekcack, II R liltchroek, and 1 deck.
'o WnnwtiB PoaTa Per Kllaoe, Dee. 30th J fiay,
R S K B.ahnw, Mr) Uiehop, Mr A rJkahoo, Miaa Helen flille
braml.Ja.lge Varnaadflf, Mwv Pomander, Rev T fcluodun, K
tt l itai, Oea Armairiwig. and 34 deck.
MARRIED.
Ho KaiTM In thia city, Uecamher ZXh, at the reai
diiTwaf the brule'a suother, ly Ree. r5. C. Uamon, (oaK
J. Ross, Eq . to Mia Hksaibtta E. rlalTH, bulk U Uuuo
lutu. Nucanla.
Di ED.
WNtvacv At Waimea, Ilaml ol KaaaJ,on the 25ta i4
I iwrmisr. .wra. Vlnor V. WaiTsar, widow of the lale
I
t
rtitmael WMtney, ag xl 77 year. he waa one of the pioneer
band of uisaiuaariaw, who arrived here In I he brig Tkadtut,
aw ii.u. rae waa n- mocner oi Mr. It. AI. n aitney and Mr
s. w . roin, oc iota city.
. l . . r ..- r . . i . i
Ihj prent to give needed explanations in regard " , si i I V gi . .
t o : iKwer of intellect, tell iiim that cmr liPArts. nut nur
to the iueapurea and policy of the government, j understAnding?, govern us. The existence of polit
The King their master, is no more, their func- I ical Parties is not an evil iu itself, but the iutemper-
viruieiu niiimosities tnat nave been
t hy teud to dissever our bouds. Let
us not toret-t that we are in as much dancer from
11 T;ll ..r T';,.l.u .I v.: i ., l . i.: ,.:....:.. aie zeai. anu
" w. ntvuu . vi itiuw, anu mun i iiuiwj 4ftO n i-t .iiiuirni D. uuutl ilia VUIIPIIIUI lull. .i.ti.i. i , r
. . . . ... I generated thereby teud to dissever our bouds. Let
vj reouac tne uautuub unu i c oiu nonary aem oi ceascu anu enucu wuen nicy isMicti tne proeiama
the last reign, we do not know bow their acts
THE FACiriO
&mcrri;tl .bbcriiscr.
S.LTVXDA Y, JAXUA R Y 4.
C0!7STJTUTI0AL OBLIGATIONS.
The situation brings up the somewhat serious
question of constitutional allegiance. - Great in
terests hang upon the solution. Events Lurry on
the decueion and the manner of itfl accotiiplith
went.
Two statement of fundamental law are before
the King elect and the nation, the Constitution
of 1852, and the Decree of 1864. The one, the
rnutnal compact of King and rople ; the other,
the arbitrary proclamation of a Chief refusing
to enter the constitutional relations of former
Kin.s ; the one, the binding law of the land, the
oehfcr, a fraud, and only existing by force. The
Kins elect by Lid manifesto Las announced his
position in the clearest terms I will restore
the Constitution of Kamehaaicha III." The peo
ple in their own asscmbliet and at the polls have
as positively expressed themselves in favor of
their own Constitution, which they havo believed
in and which they Lave never given op cor abro
gated. In these circumstances, the Hawaiian Gazette
has produced this week a labored article entitled
Constitutional Government, which reads more
like a strained judicial opinion than an editorial.
It is illogical, and its argument is unintelligible
save opon one basis, and that L-, the writer's un
qualified belief in the legality of the Decree of
Idol. It id a fiat-footed and hearty support of
that extraordinary document and against tho
claims of the old Constitution. The writer would
eetn to be a devout believer in the adage " what
ever is, ia right, and because the prevailing
entiaient in favor of a policy promi.in a better
state of thing may posfibly introduce elements
of danger or expense, be would make a virtue of
extreme prudence, and support the present ftate of
thing. Doubtless if the present King elect
ahoul i abolish all former Constitutions and de
cree a new one, this commentator on fundamental
law would, after things were running smoothly
again, be able to swallow bis scruples, and write
learnedly upon the disadvantage of permanent
Constitutions.
under this j-olicy could be made stronger, justcr
or more rcaily legitimate. Cuii the election of
the first of January be called invalid, or its re
Bults be doubted? The judges of election were
selected by the people themselves who shall dis
trust or find fault if the people do not? The
nation sat in Committee of the Whole, and there
the important vote took f lace that makes William
C. Ltxaulo King! The Legislature will of
course follow the direct vote of the people by way
of formal ratification, and this they do without
affecting their obligations to the Dceree of 18G4.
The fear expressed in the article under review,
that if the Constitution of 1852 should bo re
stored "there would be no one who could legally
enforce it,' must be founded chiefly in the writer's
remarkable veneration for the Decree which over
rode it. Cannot the King elect enforce it, and if
not, w hy not? If a feeling of conscientious obli
gation to the acts of the late reign should necessi
tate a resignation on the part of present officials,
what shall prevent the King from immediately
issuing commissions making new ones, and who
ihall say that such commiiwiona are nut valid or
that such new officials would not be duly author
ized?. As to the statute laws which have been
enacted during the years that have elapsed eincc
the suspension of the Constitution in 1804, one
single statute passed by the Legislature will
legalize them all.
The temporizing policy of the Gazette lender
has too long been the bane of our politics. The
inconsistency of tho argument exposes itself in
the positive avoidance of any discussion of the
question on its merits, the only true basis of
judging any and every question under the Bun;
not a single fundamental principle is brought for
ward; departure from the Decree of 18C4 is con
demned as fraught with jeril to the liberties of
the people," as if by the enforcement of that
Decree more liberties of the people were not lo6t
tlmn by all other influences together, since their
government was established!
The nation is wearied of the late regime, and has
not and will not ratify its principles. The King
elect has publicly acknowledged the liberal idea
of government by the consent of the governed,
and the people in response have rallied with un
precedented enthusiasm and made the principle
their national policy, and its princely supporter
their King. And now any support of the policy
of the past reign is out of sympathy both with
popular sentiment and political morality and
justice.
THE PRINCE.
The election held in this city on Wednesday
List for a King of the Hawaiian Islands, was
conducted in a quiet and orderly manner, and the
result l as proved that II. It. II. Peince W. C.
Linalilo is the choice of the people, and their
rw-. a a. a 1 e
onty one. ine pons at .uanis auction rooms
were opewd promptly at 8 o'clock a. m., and
during the whole day the clerks were kept at the
top of their "reed recording the names of the
seemingly endless string of citizens who were
eager to deposit their ballots. AH of the ar
rangements were well made and the best of order
maintained everywhere. The streets away from
the immediate neighborhood of the polls wore an
I
AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS
contracted in my name without my wriilen order
Honolulu, Dec. 6, 18TJ. (d7 61) C. P. PKLl'GF.K.
I tioit of the 11th of December, convening the.' the abuse of lawful means, as from the use of those
T:t., :. ., r. .i . .... i " ! which are unlawful. Apart from Christianity, where
I lCgiblative Awemoly Tor the purpose ot cIhjomiis , i . n . .L- , - .
: " J 1 1 0 jjjjaii We find suitable means to eive this people just
.. ir: 'Pi t:? .. . c i. r-? - . .. .... - . K .
u rung. Ant-re unr u .wmiBiers oi tne rving to ; moral views, una teelings? How else can they be
hold seats it officio, as Nobles, in the Lcisla- I adorned with the graces of refinement, and exalted
tive Assembly ' 0 u u,Snuy 01 wnicn tney are capaoie r ah on-
; nervation, expeiience, anil history demonstrate the
Article 45 reads as follows : The legislative ' correctness of these views. If we fail to act upon I
power of the Three Estates of this Kingdom is them, we thall disregard the instincts of humanity, as
verted in the King, and the Legislative Aseem- t well,as lh. r otdty; and we shall present j
. . ... a , . ... : . . w . . I to the universe the siuul.ir gpectaele of a people
u.j, ..cnuiyij Nlau wnoirfcui iuu uiit.Tj : owing national existance and property to Christianity, I
appointed ly the Kiny, and of the Representatives ; and yet so lost to gratitude so loet to every idea of ; Q Jdj
r.r i,.. 1. i , 1.. I self-preservation as not to feel and acknowledge it. i
id conclusive. I
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C. I1REWKK & CO.
IHJFjFU.TI'S IIAIdld!
This Saturday Even'g, Jan. 4, 1873
Wishing to Purchase will find at
CASTLE fc COOKE'S
St..
FROM ENGLAND, BOSTON. NKW
j Great indignation has been felt and expressed at
tLe discoveiy of some trighttul ulrocities which i II-1- M' Alesar",er 'i
' "RTorrcrs of the Fiiian Slave Trade.
T... I. rn " i , ,
iui .vriieie oj, on impeacuments, conciuues :
with these words; " No Minister shall sit as a
oblo on the trial of any impeachment." AY ill ; w..r( t.rnetrated on board the hriff w owned hv I Franc . Jo,h.
it for n moment be contended that, being de- a Dr. Murray, wheu on what is termed alabor cruise j Abdul Axi..
Imrred from taking part in the comparatively less I ung tne botitu lsianus it appears that she
, ' , ... I lelt Melbourne lu Juue. 1871, Dr. Murray eoing
important-trial of an impeachment, they shall ; witu ber as surgeon, i.e took from here agnueral
nuvcrtlicles8 be permitted by tlieir votes to decide i cargo, and no suspicion was' entertained that she
the election of a Kin? ! was to be '"aod in any but a legitimate trade.
On arriving at levuka the eaitaiu ot the brig lelt ;
' ff",i"""" I jjj luat.et a man named Armstrong, was appointed
The Government Tress, since the publication n his stead, and having obtained authority from
of tho Prince's Address by us on the lGth. has ! ,r- Marsh, the British Consul, to go on a labor
First ppearance
v
OF THE CKLKBRATbD AND WORLD RENOWNED
LECCED DANCER!
SIGNOR DONATO,
Who has had the Honor of Appearing before
....fmperor of Russia
............ ...Emperor of Austria
....Sultan of Turkey
Ishmnel I'acha. ....... ........ ...... ......Viceroy of Keyit
and other Crowned Heads of Europe, and the nohi.ity and
elite of the world; will have the honor of giving
One of his Wonderful Performances
before the public of Honolulu.
. . j . 1r . r . cruise, lie, soil nccouitiaiiieu iy ur. -Murray.
IiiSLiifl trptl ti . ViIaia iliir IwhirA tlm iniinlrv in a . . f . J .
o 1 j
The AccomplisheJ Musician. 2Ir. H. Berger
. ' Kimuy ctinsrnici to preaiue me inao.
iu.iir Qt:iruil urmn Lriiln:Liiiiinr HVinullltiili niiionir
curiously complicated attitude, but generally one j the islrftids. Then commenced the perpetration of j
or hostility to tho Heir Appr.rcnt. First it ' a series ot the most norriole atrocities, meunsus
secretly printed an anonymous slip intended to ! P.icious natives were decoyed in their canoes along
J J r v , gl(je tjie vessel, and the canoes were suddenly
damage the Prince's claims as a high chief by : emushed by heavy pieces of iron being thrown into
descent, and which was covertly circulated. Then them. Struggling in the wa:er the unhappy
it came out with an official declaration of stringent ' wre-cfl,.e8, wf,re cl,,u.Sht- h,.u'leJ " d brig and
. . i thrust into the hold, and thus the atrocious trade
neutrality in tho contest ; and now it prostitutes j was carried on until the slaver had nearly coin
its 44 official " types to the purpose of printing pleted her living cargo. Lut then, maddened by
another circular, shamefully insulting and abusive ; t"! " 'r j"- "n.d by hard usage.
J these natives began to huht. and in utter despera-
of Prince Linalilo, absurdly demagogy in prom- f,on 8et Ure to the ship. To check this the captain,
iscs to the unthinking rabble, and obviously Dr. Murray, and his myrmidons commenced an in
calculated by its tone and language to arouse the discriminate slaughter of their captives, firing
J o 6 - " f promiscuously into the crowd. Tho morning aller
these murders bad been perpetrateu. on tuehatcues
being taken off, it was found that no fewer than 70
were either dead or wounded, and both dead and
wounded were at once thrown overboard. Some
time uTter a few of the particulars of these atrocities
leaked out. and at Sydney the captain and some of
the crew have been commuted for trial for their
TT For particulars ee Programme of the day. XI
worst passions of a mob to plunge into strife and
bloodshed. The course thus adopted by those
who have declared themselves 44 responsible for
the Government press," if. as may be claimed,
it is the result of cttrclcscDcss and inattention, is
certainly most culiuble. Lest any further dam-
A IKIIUCIAV V . i: 4 - . AA. T , . - Kf f -
( 'I . r i vi 1 1 l int-nvi., t w, ini.a ccnir, fu Vcii La.
' Koservfil Scats may he ai-cured, without extra obarue. at the
News Depot of Mr. Thos. Thrum, and at the Hawaiian Hotel.
I'oora Open at 7 o'clock, Performances to commence at 8.
THE ONLY CLOTHING
mism goods store
iunt i-i02sron,TJiLTJ.
T-IHE CNIJERSIGNED WOULD RES.
pectfully inform his patrons and the public generally
that hereaiter he will confine himself
Exclusively to Gentlemen's Wear !
3NTo- QO K-iiii
A GOOD ASSORTMENT. RT hATK ARRIVALS
j. VOKK AND SAN rRANCl!CO Of
HARDWARE, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. PAINTS AND OILS.
GLASS. SADDLERY, TINWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Which they will Sell at Wholesale or Retail, at Lowest Market Rates
Amonp; 3Inny Artlelen to bo l'onml arc t
Fancy Printa and Brilliants, Latest and Best Styles Fancy Piquets. White Brillianta, Fine White I-wn.
Fine an. Meiliuro American all wool White Flannels, K.iiKlish and Anferiran milium and fina long Cl.ilhs.
Iigllsh an.1 American medium and fine Lnbleache.1 txtoua, Amoskeac lenlms. Ilrown, rlleache-l and Illu-Prills,
Linen and Cotton Sheeting, Pill. w Cae Cotton and Linen, Flneat White Linen Pauiaak Towels, llurkahuck Towels,
Linen and Cotton Turkish Towels. Crash Towelling, Finest and medium Liii-n Napkins. Kuss.a and Irish Diapers,
Russia and I.inen Cash, Flneat Linen Lawna, Metliuin and finest all Linen Tshle llamask,
Lariira' and Gent's White Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs. Hem's Fine Llnrn Collar and Neck Ties, pera Flannel,
Java Canvas in white, buff and scarlet, Sjwoi bilks, .Spool Cottons, Liueu Tapes, Aa., Ac, Ac, Ac, Aa.
FOR a E NTL3jMEN' S AVEAR!
Fine Black mmH Tllnn Ooo.klaia, Elsie Tweeds. Linen Racks ssad Prill). Rlbbett Meleaklsi
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF SHELF HARDWARE!
Wira Cloths, BelUne of All widths, 8 la. to H in., Cooper's Tools, Axes, Hatchets, Cans Knives,
A splendid Afsorlmeul of fcpear A Jacksou's tiles, Cut Nails, Wrought, Uuat and Fiulshliif Malls, lie., ., .
HUBBUCK'S PURE LEAD AND ZINC PAINT!
Uubbuck's best Uaw and Boiled Oil, HubbueVs Green and Black Paints. Turpentine, A full assortment of Paints k Oil, 1 and
2 IU. tins. Putty, Whiting, Glue, French Yellow and Yellow Uchra, Lamp lllack, Boras, Alum and Kosin.
IOWN13R'H ICKKOHKNi: OIL, DIRKCT IllOM DOWNUR CTO
PARIS FLOWS, STEEL PLOWS, HER CEILO.V.
Horse noes, Cultivators, Garden and Planter's Hoes, Rakes, Go's, Bhovels, Spades, Hcytbes, ., irt km.
ALSO
Pure English Spices, the best in the country Oysters, Sardine. Pis Fruits. Salad Oil, Jams, Condensed Milk, Mason's Hlaeatns;
JUST ItKCIilVIiD VFAl AJX ANI) CEYI-OIV !
A Splendid Assortment of English Prints, Grenadine, Hosiery, &c, &c, &c, &c.
ja-t Orders from tlie Other Inland Filled with D'mptitch and at the Jjotceat Kate.
share in them. Dr. Slurry himself is the principal
age is done or incendiary documents printed, the j witness, and it is from his mouth that the details f
public safety demands that this irresponsible this borriWe affair have been obtained. It is said
, ,. , .li i . . . - : that he has turned Queen's evidence, and that.
public press be watched and guarded, and we I lnoreoVer. he is orotected bv a certificate from the
beg to suggest to the acting Attorney General j Ilritish Consul at Fiji, so that it is feared he cannot
the propriety of taking immediate steps in the be prosecuted. Meanwhile, the Government of
. . , . . ictoria have been most untirinir m their endeav-
I.rcmiscs. The ofTcneo of common nuisance is j ors to f,rociire vvny wm of evidence that m..y
defined in the law to be. among other things, ! serve to render the proceedings taken in Sydney
44 tha endangering or the public personal safety ! nctiial. ami have transmitted all the information
... .. ,r . 7 obtained to the Government of "ew fcouth Wales.
or neaun, or uoing, causing or promoting,
what is plainly hurtful to the public." Under
this definition most certainly comes the printing
and publishing of incendiary and seditious docu
ments, like the one of which a translation is
given elsewhere in to-day's paper. No one but
a very thoughtless person, or one utterly ignorant
of the native language and character, could have
deineratcly sanctioned the printing of the circu-
having disposed of everything ia the Dry Goods line, be '
bereaft'T give his whole attention to the
'111
CLOTHING- and FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT !
HE HAS NOW ON HAM) AN N ET IRE
NEW STOCK OF GENTLEMEN'S WEAR !
Consisting in part of:
Cents Fine Black Cloth Frocks
and Sacs !
BEST QCALITV STYLISH DOE SKIN PANT3,
FINEST BLACK VESTS,
CASSIMERE PANTS,
hi. T. DONNELL WOULD GALL THE ATTENTION
OJS T XX "E3 rTJ33Jjia 1 O M? XX St
iEV AWU lVOiDEUrUIj WOVKIV Willi? i?ittkasskh
A perfect sprins; mattrsss without spring; a Mattraas wlthoot straw or husks The Wire Ms lira eontlsts uf a strong
fabric formed of 9000 feet of fine tinned ire coiled Into yerft-ct springs and all l.-.terlorked by an Ingenious process of double
weaving. hen this Pliable and KUstic Fabric is stretched into its proper frame, lbs result Is the moat perf.ct sleeping ar
rangenient ever made. He desires lo eail the attention to the facts i lat That they never lose their shape I 2d That the
j never make a noise ; 3d That tbey never need a repair.
They are positively warranted to be as perfectly level at the end or nve yars, as when nrst mane, ana to sisna uie test
of one thousand pounds for ten days.
Further information can be obtained, and samples seen At the FURNITURE WAREROOMS OF M. T.
DONNELL. N. 88 KING STREET, HONOLULU. de21 Im
The idea that the late King might legally
trample upon that Constitution which established
the manner and method of bis succession to the
Throne, because it did not say in actual words
j as j -eel of quiet, intensified by the entire absence
of any holiday preparation. At the place of
voting everything was animated; Fjcches were
made by several Hawaiian, all of whom pos-
wbat it unmistakably expressed io the rcneral f ,ic,d &w of language that was astounding.
entiment of its sections, is indeed worthy of At Makee's corner a funny cartoon was dis
that political intuition which rays that, 44 the F1. illustrating, in a eerie- of views, the
present Constitution is made binding on the sue- ' adventures of the 44 Cocoanut Cabinet," whom
cesaors of Kaxaehamcba V. by its express terms, j the -Hew. Dubter has immortalized, and the
so that no one can become the Constitutional I sketches were largely admired and freely com
Sovereiim until be baa sworn to surrort this ! mcnted uijn, especially by residents of Waikiki.
The Yankee, especially he of the Connecticut
variety, is unquestionably an extremely ingenious
person, and has given to the world a large num
ber of exceedingly useful inventions, ilia last
effort in, perhaim, the roost ingenious of all his
inventions, though there may be some doubt as i
to its practical usefulness. The naked condition i
of our trees during the winter months is by no ; ELEGANT ASST
means attractive, and it is, therefore, a benevo- i
lent idea of a particularly benevolent Connecti- I Costs and Vests.
lar in question in bis sober senses unless indeed J cut person, to prevent the falling of leaves by
it was vieimihlw dnn. whieh . nnnr.t ! the artificial warminfr of tho trees. Ho asserts
to have been the case. -,,at a 7tem of ptenm I'" twining among the j JOHX M. DATIES' BEST QUALITY WHITE A.D
We bad hoped that better counsels would j an ordinary furnace boiler, will have the effect '
rrevail. and that the author of this new sensation ! of persuading the trees that the cold of Decern- !
would decide to abstain from circulating it. Its . ocr 13 merely a delusion, and that it would, there
..,i.i k. fM,.... r ,t. i fore, be folly to lay aside their summer foliage.
1 It is not known that this plan has been tested by
White Linen Dock Suits and Drill Pants, already shrunk.
Properties For Sale or Lease
THE CELEBRATED SUGAR LAND OF
II A K ALA U. io the District of Hik, Hawaii.
ALSO
The Land. House, Pasture and Premises of AUAlTKEAK,
Kona, Hawaii, containing about 700 acres.
For particulars apply to
.114 W. L. GREEN.
NEWEST THING OUT
C0L0CED SHII1TS!
I Underwear from InJi.i Gauze to Buckskin.
In Drawers a full line.
ins men iwivu ujf r niirp lirplTIPf" pilcnrtinrnP
actual experiment, and it is possible that the ULUMLO, nLbAIILO, dUdrCfiULnd,
1 . , i - I i - ii .i
I average irce ruay oecune to oe ueceiveu oy tue
Is the report of the Surgeon of the Queen's : device of artificial warming. j
Hospital, which we print in this issue together j
Hawthobxe, In his delightful volume, 44 The
and socks:
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN.
MUSKETS. MUSKETS, MUSKETS ! !
nJS" A LOT OF SUPERIOR Mt'lU
V-rW1 KETd, Just B retired and For Sal Cheap ty
JOHN NtlLU
No. 0 Fort Rtreet.
Just Received from Liverpool
EX BARK EXCELSIOR!
AND.
OTHER I, ATI: AICItlVAIsS
KEROSENE LAEV3PS
-TO-
BURN WITHOUT CHIMNEY!
. ..... ..... M A A tl
wun t.tner uocumenis relating to tnat institution, j gnow imaRe and other Tales," says that great fires j Linen Collars and Cuffs, various quaUties,
mere io uire eiatt-uieiii, inai is inriicuiariy note- ' in lioston nave oeen epoens in ner nistory. in the
Llneu Handkerchiefs, Boy's Socks, an elegant article.
A FULL LINE OF
BEXKEKT'S SHOE WARE!
in Double, Single, Dres Edge and Pump Sole Boots.
worthy. It is that paragraph to the effect that yer one occurred that was known as the '
J.. 1 . r . i i t t untAi rinii until jutrcu iriu, 1 1 1;. mien i"uiiier
unng the last few months there has been a great j broke out at the 1JrMen.Heaj Comhill, that de-
inemtse in syphilitic cases in the Hospital. The J stroyed nearly 400 dwellings. Now 1872 will form
inquiry very naturally and properly arises, what j another sta: ting point from which to date occur-
. i. r .u:.. . 9 tu. . i rences.
in iiiv uiuk ui hi ib iliLlcafC 1 Alio (iieeiiioii is 1
j very cay of solution. The operation of the ! A conspiracy in the Caucasus for the overthrow i Elastic Side and Button Gaiters,
44 Act to Mitigate " was virtually suspended List I e "owan authorn.es in that province 01 ,
, . ,f .. - .. 1 . P t. the Km pi re has been discovered. A general ns- -Jxrorn j les and l umps,
summer, by the action of the Minister of the ; j of ribeg wag intcnaod but the ,eder9 of the A Full Linw of Genl.. sn from Can
1 n (aii n a-v ww I Imi. A L. M. A ALA . 1 Ml A - . . '
..1 ...,., iiuiniiiiBiaiiuuiK me mci mat. a inn 10 , contemr. atetl revo t are secured and thrown into 1
Conititution ; ' as if the support and assistance
of the late Decree were of any importance to
the King elect. How can tlie provisions of an
illegal and revolutionary proclamation of a former
King, now dead, give validity and strength to a
new reign ?
The King elect has, by guaranteeing the re
storation of the Constitution of 1852, announced
his disapproval of the Decree of 1864. It is to
be 'expected that he will abide by his promise,
either literally or in substance, and under the
At the polls -ISO vote were registered the first
hour, 2,2tH) by noon, and when the lists were
closed at 5 o'clock p. the estimate gave 3,MJ
as the total number cast in the nine hours. Our
venerated fellow-townsman, Dr. U. P. Judd, left
his sick room to cast his vote for the Prince, and
he did so midst the cheers of those who caught
a glimpse of bis well-known face. The Household
Troops marched io a body to thepolls and quietly
deposited their ballots ; following them was a
long procession of Mormons from the other side
IMPORTED BT
HONED.
THE T7NDER-
It is the Only Lamp that has been made
TO BURN KEROSENE PERFECTLY.
repeal that Act, passed by the Legislative Assem
bly, bad failed of receiving the King's sanction.
The 44 Act to Mitigate " is still one of the laws
of tho land, but as we said before, the Minister
of the Interior has seen fit, for reasons that are
well understood to be of a private nature, to
prison, and quiet now prevails.
NOTICE.
T WAVING THIS DAY DISPOSED OF MV
tl Interest in the Carriage Making Business to Mr. Gideon
vas to fine Opera styles.
-1 Cala. Fine Screwed Boots & Shoes
Children's Fine Calf Boots and
Youth's and
Shoes,
Misses' Calf and other styles Boots and Shoes.
present political circometancca and with the , of the island, and crowds of people from the
meaning of the national decision at the polls of mewt distant parts of the district were oc band to
the It f January, it would be disloyal as wellfhave a voice in making a King for themselves. A
woman came with tne ballot of ner sick busnand,
who did not wishto lose his privilege, but of
course his representative could not act for him in
this case. Every precaution was taken that none
but 44 citizens " should vote, and we know of but
two cases where illegal rotes were offered. At
5 o'clock the polls closed, and the Committee pro
ceeded to count the ballots, a task which tbey
completed in an hour. A dense crowd awaited
the announcement of the result, which was thus
W est. I would rrturn Div sincere thanks to the tinblicof Hono
lulu for its liberal patrunage, and ask a continuance of the
same f r me atim'r I take iiitlsiire in mMmmradinv Mr.
RIISTWnil 1 rs ni rathin. Anil rinV Vr Mr r . Wt hin- . fir.t niwhinii- .nit . ,r;ht.fnrw.rl I
has resulted the rresent marked increase in thl hDC? .m-n' he V,1 DO(iouUt 'v tisfsetion. t consider him Best Assortment of Hats in tOWEt.
lias res u lieu wit? prewrui. uiarKot increase in me one of the most able workmen on the sandwu-h Islands. In- i
evil, against which the law was directed, and j t ij""1" tb' hi" 'aperiOT Cfuld foond in Dy i as e.vdless line op
: v, k..a .A.4 : . i. i a ii I j n I
M lie 11 C-lrt;nciiVTJ 1110 uiU3 'lUi it Uitu ICIIUCU Wl41 c'riircx an ouiBianninf' wcrnums up i-Mjair,ijti ii-itt'
..... I ions ioi!eh(nl to roe are requetd to m -ike imme1Ute payment.
tO UlXDlDISn. ; Thoe having claims aiut tne are rjt-Btei to preseat the
A riA th inrpflAiv1 TiiiTrtTpr nf Tt t I-n t a in f i n,e 'thrnt delay, a I am about to lve the ilanl9.
na me mcreasca numoer or pmienw in tne fortoiuiu. Jan. i.t, 1373. cj4im) m.bknfield.
Queen's Hospital, is doubtle in &txne decree
T-mTTsT'T
f trirn frk fK finma Mitcnfl - Virt-r a tnnn I XlVJLAOXs4.
J VV A AS ' r StIV - vk.-v w a. S V A VilViV t Ui Vy AAA CKllJ
s indecent to orge or expect him to do other
wise. The eensicive corvicicntiousnesa of the Gazette
writer in regard to the observance of oaths would
be highly honorable In him, if bo had expressed
a similar feeling tosrard the oaths which were
solemnly sworn to protect fhe Constitution of
1852. What made it proper tliat tbey should be
broken freely in 1864? Was it the Decree of
that date? Did that give absolution?
o. WEST.
r r A W" w art w w-ii at- . w m f a n n r sr. w i r wrv mtv
cases there that would not have arisen, or at all II tathr.Vrf.e
events would not have CCme to this Hospital for i ti:y- 1 "m aaw Prred to execute all onlers in my line with
' I promptness and dispatch I trust my I ng and varied expert-
treatment, had the law in question been COn- j ence in the business will eraMe roe to give satisfaction to all
tinued m active operation. It was never intended, ! Honolulu. Jan. 1st. ist:i (j tf)
nor should it be permitted, that the Queen's
Hospital should be at the expense of the care and
treatment of this class of diseases. A reference
to the figured of the Treasurer's Report, shows
the existence of a large deficiency in the means
of the institution on the 1st instant, a fact
which adds no little force and significance to this
subject.
GOSNELL'S PERFUMERY,
SOAPS, VOMADES AND
HAIR OILS !
Shoe, Nail and Clothes Brashes, Sole Leather Trunks A Valises
Carpet Bags, 4c.. ic.
Wostenholm's Pocket Cutlery !
EAZOES
rVo Smoke,
IVo Smell,
io Cliiimiey,
IVo Machinery.
Too Simple to get out of Order.
Low Priced Lamps for the Cottage,
Elegant Styles for Dining and Drawing
Booms.
of Superior Quality and warranted to give satisfaction or be
Regular Packet for Hanalei, Kauai. I m-ned.
ALL OF THE ABOVE SUPERIOR GOODS
WILL BK
THE CLIPPER SCHOONER
FAIRY QUEE,
KAAINA. MASTER.
IPtVZ Sail as a Regular racket as above.
i SOLD AS LOW AS POSSIBLE !
Por Freight or passage apply to
ji4 Sin
WALKER A- ALLEN.
js4 3tn
M. McINEENY,
Comer Fort and Merchant Stceet.
Sole Agents for Haw'n Islands,
DILLINGHAM & Co.,
de7
Xss, 95 At 97 Kims 8t
Blood Wolfe & Co.'s Ale in pints and qts.
do. do. Porter, do. do.
Jeffreys & Co.'s Ale, in pints and quarts.
Various Brands of German Ales,
Hennessy and Martell's Brandy in casks,
Jules Robin & Co.'s Brandy in casks,
Hennessy one d three star Brandy in cases
Martell's one and two star Brandy in cases,
Duff Gordon's Best Sherry Wine in cakjy .
very superior j
Stone Ju-rj-TJln. Square Bottles Gin.
large and small sis.
A Eew Cases of Glenlivat Scotch Whisky.
(VKKT FINK.)
Dunville's Irish Whisky,
Superior Port and Sherry Wine in case,
I
Sparkling Moselle, pints and quarts,
Hcidsick & Co.'s Champagne, pints and qts.
California Champagnes in endless varieties
(pints and quarts.)
Cutting & Co.'s Cider in pints and quarts.
Several Brands of California Port, Angell
, ca and White Win es.
Bitters, Liqueurs,
AniJ i: very Hi inp: in this Iine,
ALL OF WHICH
VixL BE SOLD LOWER
THAN Bff ANT OTHER. II0U8B IN TUB CITT.
deT 2u
BROWN Sc CO.,
No. MERCHANT BT.