The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-22


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shorten. - ..d,s 49,: ne ysnonous seed !,
n thss. m.;n u.e.oned stay in this vos, '
~ die r.c. a,... !. sAe hst coming extncs.
m,.tlv fom go ! MINOR ones, Originals
n.,hsr rro,rs..;a. ..sM ea'e'e With or arrest ,a's
t;or;ne rro.t;...;% " cannot abstain from M.
eter;,;tv .rd a. = nam conductor towa,a.
q -. s1'.a'or OF incurable a.
ser1 az. - - ..sien' that is bq in,..
- - s"e o0oy Of the 6atrss
: 'easnens it is a morris
~ : .as nes'ls 2 : tne bud, and follo,.
sI~.,s -. -..s , : ana brothers, tb,.
pio'e'oofs oi a female, VIII,
80 - OF her crimin,,
: n.'oanu Afterwards. Her.
49, 49, -.ss.,s -. 0fD'as the amputs.
P.opo'e, anu which consists !,
- 800 .1SySs'' ~ Instant place,
80, 80 p 00ula iced their in.
a-;.n.s. -. su'n g'arlns hea
: : s,e " VINO "Ai NOT see' will refas
e-so 'a'nen'aole truth OF our picture.
~ s >pse ~ sn'sn a"alian deinea
'o, : app''0soe - AA 'ne o.ner raclhc groups
~ u.nerences from til.
numoer ~ st""P % tnear ia'c professors liberalization
In closing our task we owe to the memory of
ola sons OF HAWAII 70 say that' in their bashi
state' tney were glited win many precions
ntted TO insure TO them an honorable plad
banquet OF clvihzatlon; they we're hosp'tabH
LIBERAL KIND hearted amlaoie and ingenf
appeiiat'on OF savaees that Was omen NJ
speaking OF tnem' was as gross . caiumny Is
position to cruelty that others attributed I
inear ignorance ana sne'r simplicity e7
among them 9 iooseness OF morals, OF whicI
not understand the danger and which becd
tunateiy, under the practical tuition Of
lriends' the Key 70 the demoralIzation and til
lfy OF their successors.
As q just tribute to their names. We must
those barbarians. when comnared With the :
;o~;+v 80 .ho.. -;,d a~n-- n.A 49,
:s.,s.:s- - -
isoia'lon' "eres ~ reel'y' inc superior ri
10 conclude without holding ont q bog
possiDinty OF saving the Hawaiian race
cruelty that our humanity forbids. To
that difncuit object, the three great scurcesj
isnment must IN our opinion. De removed
ldIeness. syphihs and quackery. In regard ID
perance, the existing law has empowered the autN
lues with suncient means to suppress the mischief
II properly enforced hamehameha Nv. is an inds.
pendent sovereign VINO mas not to account to foreign
residents Iof the governmental measures that mays
deemed necessary to prevent his own subjects frn
oeing enaced rom among the living Summis mails
summn remeaad. "nen a limb IS badly set, the 4.
TIM becomes apple or must die, therefore it mus
De pr9kD 10 oe reset. The same is applicable To-
} IGN OF government that is i'll suited for the welfare
OF a nation, and with the sincere conviction of an hen.
est man we would advise the eficacious ~expedieney
OF the coup d'sfafs That necessary step alone will
eradicate idleness by q paternal coercion to awakets
The creation of an hospital in each Of the TIM.
greatest seaports would be the next step: n vatchfr,
compilation would isolate the prevailing disease, like
. puhypg on Ire y CUT on nom the others, to pre-
shan,d - Ln.t~s i;Is~aa nnS !" NV uoc,On
smell mon hard labor. n Fercv nj n A
Mr. EDrroR In your paper of Apya 9Th. in III.
article headed aPublic Meeting I, occurs the remark
sThus far no Chinese store has been robbed, ".
are we'll aware that the gentleman who made tn,
remark is about the last person to utter an expression
that would in the least reflect upon the character q
that very respectable class of our foreign resident,
the Chinese merchants, who. Of course, are included
in his unguarded words. Here, where these Chimes
merchants are known any expla nation would apresr
superluous; but abroad, without explanation. such
an expression might work to their serious iniurv
The remark of itself is strictly true: and the reason
why no burglaries have been committed upon the
Chinese, is probably because the merchants them.
selves, and most of their dependents lodge at Their
respective places of business. and scarcely ever leave
to their own vigilance. thew usually have one or NOR
not fond of encountering. P.