The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-06-16
The Sons of Rich Wen.

In : CITY az wealthy men. there are. Of
/ course. 1,SRy SoEs q Tieh sthsrS. Some
are IN besiaess, Sni carefully follOving ia
the sane pSih their Sires trod. on their
w~v 10 euiusas prosperity and position.
and Others. wiih plenty Of nOaey. are en-
s&Ee6 II kiIliog time. with all the luxuri-
o1S means which grezt city affords The
fashionable prOne1SieS are filed with
them They lounge in the green-rooms
Ct Pop1izr re;SDing bszaties Of the theatres.
sd pSy court znd trib7is- They are con
slant pa;roas Of the samiuS-hslls, and feed
this rics nth the parental money They
exist O1ly fo- dissipation
1t Is pleasant TO know that New York
o5ers examples Of the sons Of rich men.
Who turn o1t vel. xnd are not spoiled BY
s5uence- The Two sons Of William b.
Astor are S1e specimens Of young men.
unizilted by the Surroundings Of az i'm
nsaSs fortune They are steady AID reg
alST az their business. and are always seen
together Whatever one does. the other
slWsys sS1c;ioos- They were never known
10 qG2rTei- Two brothers eOali not be
more bou0d together by the ties Of afsc-
iiou than ihey are Every night they can
Dc seen walking up town. arm in srul. very
Quiet and reservei looking. both dressed
alike. IN pizin back suits. and with nothing
il their manner TO denote that they are
the richest yoang men 10 America Their
oSes Is IN Wall street and daily. from ten
O'Clock till four. they u'sy be found at bcSi-
ness working IS if their very living de-
pendeG on IL
Then. there IS Vanderbilts son. The
Commodore educated him carefully for
bosineSs. and his corduct has fully sustain
81 the fathers hopes and expectations.
Tie sOa Is TOW known Is one Of the best
business nen IN the city.
II the great ship-yari Of Webb. the
famous msSte.builder. there works = Young
nan. whose fzihsr. one Of these dsys. il
the coarse Of u=ture- vii leave fortune.
50 large. that It vo5li turn the brain Of an
ordinary yoang MAJ TO think o. This
yO1ng apprentice 70 the ship building trade.
s the only heir. He might wear fine
clothes noE. and hzve his stable Of fSSi
horses. sai 90 al The round Of elegant
pleasures. II be would; bat every morning
he leaves bis fsihers splendid mansion on
TEentieih street. bright and early. and
joins the tbrolg Of hurrying mechanics.
bound 70 their work when night comes.
be washes Of the traces Of work and takes
bis position in society Why does he do
ihist He wants trade: 50 certain. so
Eel learned. that If the fine fortune Of the
father shOUld ever take to itself wings. his
o~n living il the world would be secured.
bsyo1nd question Of doubt
Whist s good sou Aaron Kemp vas.
He has noS name among bankers. f5r
his integrity. Wall street knows only bis
career il the days when money was plenty
and the roGi vas easy. There vas time
when the difficulty Of getting on was
almost too great % Be bo-ne. His father.
once rich became poor, and in Gebt. The
noble 500 assumed those debts. and. early
II years. took up 51riels which fex young
meo have strength for. He paid these
debts. one by one, and TO pay them. denied /
himself everything which is pleasing to
the young heart
Ii Is useless TO talk Of solid work TO
yoang men Who have all the money they
can spend Only few Of the better class I
sTer avail themselves Of their fathers busi- 4
Tess influence Seeing no need for exer-
ton. thsy care not to exert themselves. /
And to-day. there are host Of intelligent
zen il the metropolis. who toll not. Meth I
p DO they spin. yet solomon. in all bis
Zi0ry, vas not 2rrsyei Ike one Of these.
They are the sons Of rieh mea.-G T. .
Car. Pr0riisHes Press.