New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27
SANDWICH ISLANDS.


BY the f. L. Frost, Hempstead master, we have d4.s7
from Honolulu To the .ith ct Aug
The Con mee appointed consider the petition for the
removal Of the Ministers, Judd and Armstronc reported
on tie 18th Of August adj ersely 10 the petition.
The popular feeling, particularly among tho foreigners
who are almost unaIno ~ appears To runhgh against me
III Pciync,io defends them TIE Argrs opposes. The
Cdor # the latter paper In an anti Missionary editorial o
Arg that sickness he'd prevented him from taking
part before in tbs dispatch.
TH Folgaeson charges tie cppc .ton with dcsro to
overthrow all IT. Ienel laws The opposon denies he
charge and that tho express onacnenis OF The mis-
sonars which they principally opposed are those
to enforce the outward Observance 0frclgou7 ceren)nie
which do not make tho people better but only hpocr'ca
Tie missionaries appear TO be securely seated IN their
The papers are almost entirely filed with articles cd
oria aud communicated q, on the conduct OF tie misona
The opposition articles have decided superiority in
ability. slit nnd number and have nothing OF the Nil
buaorrg niemIrae tone ued 10y some OK he opponents
OF ne missionaries On former occasions.
We make the following extracts from the Tonoube pa
lers 10 throw light upon he cause and present position Of
The late neIt aid popular feeling TIE frgHs gives
The loow'ug cond, I'd history Of the late i,ulhes
81 public meeting oalled for the purpose Of adopting
sanitary moaures relieve and purify Honolulu from
small FOX DR. Larop and other gentlemen asserted that
had bee iorthe negligence end ncapacy Of Mssrs.
Judd and Armstrong. Two of his a''ys Minister'S the
dsCafe would rot have prove 80 Ma % the p'pnaton
Iiey showed that vaccination could have been system
atcay organ zod and successfully carried through before
the general breaking OF the smallpox but those
Lad lent deaf to the proposition OF the medical men,
ard thns def ated the only measure that IN GIT IN great
douee have neutral zod he severity OF the disease. And
DR. l. offered series Of resolutions condemnng the
duct ct tie two Ministers, not only on tns ground bnt
upon several other purely political grounds and proposing
a. petition His Mejesy ior their removal from office The
majority OF the meeting willing to discuss the r-Ol ton',
bat unwilling 10 DO in connection with the sart7ry
just adopted split the difference by al j1urn
rnert and another day was fixed TO ds.nss DR. l. = re.
,ntic,s I'm ia, d,, ,he re.nstions ,,ero srbn.;s.
ally TccCiy ard unanimously adopted and Committee
- thirteen appointed TO procure signatures and petition
HE Majesty.
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uIsn ea'e Of t'omiiee OF he Fu'y Council thoi no
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