New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-11

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-. ,hs vilful introduction of pesulenc threat
-; -. 5s.raetitn tie ignorant aud unsusPeeHng
st;fe misht b. duped into such belief, and - that
"a, rro,t zealous effort has been made ny NAM oi
H. rsrties 10 The sesDes Of which have gwen y0a en-
-, Mt Willing 10 wait for natural and legitimate
go. % aeon plish the desired change Of Sovereign
:. tV sctive nlaleontents have planned revolution
~ uEieb the movements ttey have msde are oat the
rcn,nt s,eps Should the prayer OF their petition be
s,n,sbly regarded snd granted they would De per-
id "a AMAZE by the result-they hope for
nh md and propose agItafe and scandase the al
n instrsficn looping for FIlibus5er AID from Can
torrih 10 fpe ed accomplish change that shall leave
.rsrt places 20 he filed Suchi the opinion of many
reRs etig Who have spoken 10 M presence na'
tie md will be time viii deveiope
As justification OF such an opinion, now propose
70 con s n general! upon the charges preferred against
tie ui,ters hose removal is desired and - give You
fLt IT biography OF the active parties III tue HIVE
H.. Mt a. il has begun.
Tie ci arge against the administration, Jana more
.r,cisy The Ministers whose removal Is prsyed for)
hat fLe have been negligent OF their duty 10 not en-
plo, inc physicians TO vaccn8te the population 81 ne
i,lsrds was made by physician before meeting
,es9ed over bv another called 10 the chslr pursuant
Ia an arrangement made between them a. trends,
though for two years previous they had been enems,
known 10 all who bad Heard them speak OF each other
,sd needs no expOstOr of the motives which prompted
i Had il been lust uttered b. less interested parties.
il would lave Lad weight il has now lost. But the
iniuttce Of such charge j. known 10 a who nave Wiz
messed ii duOus and gratuitOus efforts OF Mt IN
strIp To- lave the natives vacenated By physc ans ami
OIL es and by bis hand, whom the duty was es-
recjally con mi;ted b. the Government; and though
Dr. Judd has been otherwise much occupied as one oi
the Commissioner OF Health, rendering his services IN
lat cauacy without reward he is known 20 have used
his influence and his professional skill a. be has had ab
~ in aid of the work assigned 10 hs colleague And as
result If their Efforts, aided and c0operated win as
ey have been gratuiiousy by most, If not all OF the
min. or ten Ph, scians in Honolulu, very large pro-
81 uulQ nj he Isl IL U4g
leen vaccuated There is therefore. clear injustice
in holding any body responsible for neglect of the Gov
eIrment in lot uployng Physicians to vaccnate the
Ieple
not 50 generally proved preventive, As II Is known
to in more civilized and well provided communities
large proportion OF the persons deceased we're vac
ciraf,d b, Ply fc6Is, ana would perhaps have been
safe beet Only 10 tie usual exposure o people OF
ore intelligent prudent and prOyident class, but en-
tIelv itnorsnt a. they OF the nature of the dis
ease many of them have been unnecessarily exposed,
ard Wien sick with the yarood have resorted to the
wafer and the medicines of the native Ply scans, aud
tlereby brought upon themselves almost certain death
To the ignorance aud pIeud Of the people therefore
is 10 b. attributed large proportion OF the mortality,
ard not TO the maeasance neglect OF the Minister'S
Of leir Goyeinn ent Such the testimony oi all of
tie II, sciaLs who are not parties to the political
uOveu cnt upon which j am commenting, publicly
given and even DIS Lathrop and Newcomb will NOT
CeIy but they have been called to attend upon many
Iaients vaccnaed BY themselves, who have deceased
NImitisk1own that J. Mott Smith, dentist, was
men Der of the House Of Representatives, which has
clofed its session since the small pOx was prevailing
here and that he acted in concert with the Minister OF
Public instruction, upon Committee OF Conference,
upon the appropriation bill that set apart SIOOO 70
be EXPENDED by the special COnmssl,ners OF Health,
provided Tor al the session, of which the Minister
Of Finance is member, and that during the Discus
sionso those subjects, not li,p uttered, mpu-
ting pArsnony 10 the administration, or against the IN
teeiiiy Of DR.. Judd OF Mr. Armstrong, commenting
uptn general charges, now advocated by hun, would
seem be unnecessary Ifone 1.-THE OF the complaints
TO which he Las now given his assent and support are
tue il was clearly his duty To have moved their I'M
peaolnent. His silence when acting under his oath
a. Representative, gives the he to the calumny he
La low ventured to pubsh to tie world.
That Dr. Judd or Mr.. Armstrong are responsible Tor
the introduction of the small pOX upon the Islands as
has been charged is too absurd TO be believed by any
one Tie Wilful introduction OF snch pestlence,
could MY be perperaed by an individual degraded
enough to Lnou that the human heart could be capable
of such an Ohense Further comments shall not make
DR. Wesly Newcombe, alien, the President OF
tie meeting To which have referred became resi-
d Mt of Honolulu three years since. lie was formerly
Known in Albany and Troy, y. l., AMI emlgrated 10
one Of the West India Islands. After short stay IN
Barbados he fell into the current passing to Calor
mia and was finally landed at this port He was intro
duced 10 the community religious man, found Ia
yor with the missionaries, secured Tor time the cOn
depce of some of the chiefs and entered a. he suppO
ed. uIon successful practice. why, Is not Just
that should Judge. Gas have never met him, THINK
in tie sick ROOM but be found other physicians
attending upon those who had been his patients and he
became soured and vexed. The chiefs sought other
II tdca advice aud his selEcOnceit prompted him 10
the belief that they had been Influenced u his prJu
dice and without proof. and as know unJusty' ne
CHARGED his waning reputation with them, tn the nhu
ence of DR. Judd and has publicly boosted that he
would give him fits" His time and thoughts are
now given TO the occupation OF his choice and ne may
he successful in giving disease he may lack the sklil
to cure.
Can't ID = PenhsllOw, naturalized subject, was Tor
several Years pilot OF the port Of Honolulu W VIII De
recoIlected he acted Vice president 10 Dr When
tle California fever was at its hight he resigned Office,
leaving the Government without notice or ability to NIL
his place After several successful ages he returned
10 ask to be resnstaed but in the mean tue others
equally cen peeut and acceptable were dlscharshg us
duties Subsequently and recently vacancy occurred
in the Halbor Masters office BY the decease OF is 0c-
cupant and an English Captain was the successful
con pettor for the office, notwithstanding captain
was enabled 10 furnish testimonials OF his capacity
and worth The administration Of course has been
guilty of malieasaBce. Capt. Jno. Meek another oil
tie Vice Preid, nts has spent most Of the Last thirty
years in lrumbng Ga sailors privilege into his pocket
an an pe fortune and could IN way be comfortable
without sou ething % complain Of By his own neg
ect as / am informed. he has paid duties on an I'M
ported stud horse bought mot brought here by Ana to
improve the stock; and one oi the unfortunate minis
tel could lot reco ct fact, important "a be proved
for his benefit He las also suffered many other Ike
grievances for which the administration should Dc heo
responsible. 90
William add an alien Secretsry-Ladd \ Co. either
owe the HaWa allan Government some SlO.UOJ or more
On a note snd mortgage, or the Exehequer Il thci7
,htOr 20 tie amount of S31cOop The courts Oi the
country have unfortunately entered decree for the
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