The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

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ne Eanakas are N intelligent. active,
aniable. and most Interesting people.
They are broun--nay. many are Alsck
and yet how UiSsly and prusleusly they
/. ierssiAte, aetxiit Standing theiF black and
brown skius, l saw dark broun King
ope5 and prorogue = Parliament His
speeches. Al his oga, were models Of Dis
rseIi and Seward and his craftsmanship IS
the heartfelt patriotism q an Alfred Or =
Washington What SAYS His Majesty in
his hst soeeeh to his Psrlissnsnt and now
cone 10 nv special item of news ter you
and the readers Of the 1iibeRs. He says :
Ny peopie decay: lOng ages Of isolation
and intsrhreeding have made cur Hawaiian
race scrofaloas and barren. let As infase
fresh hood into the national veins. Let
- b-iar here kindred stocks frOm the old
Na.ar IAnds. the fatheriand Of the Pacific
let the viking Nor1sznS Il Malaysia blend
in peace and not IN var. with enfeebled
sbogigineS Of Hawaii. and we viii have n
new Polyuesia, - we have seen great
Anglo Norman England grow cut Of fee
bio old R0sne-enslAved Britain There
the Gus of races was not too vile-Saxon.
NcraHan. Dane. and Briton uere akin; 50
Kanakas Of Hawaii and Naoris Of New
Zealand are With Java Nahys. But the
Moag0lians Of Chiaa and Japan all give
Us only hyhriis- 4 portion Of these IA
fie0s. and Of all nations. are welcomed Is
Z laburers and traders: but lei 6 encourage
the bulldiug Up, The hresziiag cfs new race
that shall Be fruitful. wise aid strong. and
shall realize emery hope Of god and wise
men in tTopiczi civilization
Wen. King kS11ehzneh4ls black and
brown legislators have backed ap their
ideas by apprOpiating $4,000. this year.
for The immigration Of the desired colo
uis-s. and his Majesty has commissioned
Captain Walter c. Gibson. an Old resi-
dent Of the Islands. IS Commercial Agent
AID Commissioner at singapore to gather
Cd Subjects for kamehameks. 10 bring. not
men alone. bel xosaen snd ulsidens. 10 iil
the sweet valleys Of thsss eve7-f4ithful
lads With g.&ddening voices Of young
Poiynesiz-
Yea know Captain Gibson. or rather
Mr.. Gibson a. believe he dislikes the old
unnezning title AL the reasiers Of the
Z 7i-s51-s IN ISIS. 80, 81. knew him.
Hos be feasht the Dutch and Nancy for
his lost ship and liberty in the Spice IS
lands xSs mach Spokea of ia all the chr0-
HieleS Of those dsys Mr. Gibson sails
70 dzy IN the H0EE,s1aa. - roafe for Wash
ingt0n 10 remain there xwhIie before p10-
cee6Ing 70 the gr01od Of his special ans
siSn Al Singapore He sails in company
With Dr. J. Most Smith. the newly sppoin-
ted Charge d-AfziEeS, sent 10 repiace the
iate Hs~siisa Envoy. Mr.. Hsris- Il Is
the DScsors particular duty TO urge upon
the attenti0a q the American Senate the
zsssanlszes 10 b derived from the rafi6ra-
tion Of the Reciprocity Treaty between
the United States sRd the kingion Of
the Hawaiian lslands. negotiaied by your
Ninis e AZ these Islands. Gensrzl McCo0k.
and Mr. Harris Mr. Gibson Is insIrnc-
ted TO asst the Charge IN canvassing the
merits Of this treaty Il Washington.
Besi not discuss this Treaty. You
better thzn | can appreciate its merits or
dement's Il nay Be more favorable to
the Islands 81 present than to the States.
bat un9aestio1ably its entire effect must
be 70 mzke this nominal kingdom more
than ere-. American territory The for
esgners sho c0utr0l the business are al
Americans You see how they vote IN
respect 70 American politics Tie King
and the Kanzkas raj none ban Ameri-
can newspapers and plenty Of them Mr..
Whitaey, the indefzgifable editor Of the
HonoIaIa Coauiesziai 4dre1issr. foods
the IaDd With your iiieTsfare. Why. the
Ksnzkzs have accounts in their ueEspa-
pers 10 the baNaiisa language, Of al your
Stale and l0ezI elections. and are interes-
ted n them OrertEo hundred Of the brown
islanders fcsght hraEely throagh the var Of
the rebellion. AID have seen Kenakas
Eirh their honorable discharges They
Eezr n0tking bat the garments and boots
and shOSs Of Anerica The Stars and
Stripes fzzBt IN sli their PROFESSIONS
The sons q old esnnibals study American
Az. and preach frosl American era1gelical
palpsts- And The song Of Sherman march
lag thnoagh Geofgia i SING By the fisher
men fsr oct Ia the P0iyaesSa1 seas Then
encourage these brown lovers Of the Great
Repabl5c- Let their sugars cone freely
to s~eeten the caps 0f yoar t0ilsrs on the
PzczSe siOpe. Thers : no fsar that they
vii make too much 70 iBjure the interest
q 5eaF ssy1r growers % the Atlznuc SIDE
The SandEich Islands hare not sugar cane
arss e1oczh 70 oFetstock he Pzcffc And
shat II they dbl : The islanders are Al
this day more lOTisgly AHe6czn. Is repre-
ssnted By the Stars and ssnpes. than the
Lo1i-iznia1s- Bal there i Do gro1Bd for
fear on thai point; the islands ea13Ot in
terfere Nth L0uisina and Cuba-
The Islands are fae field Tor Aneric-
al e1ieTprise- f0r yo1 mus understand
thai. fho1gh the King Eanis to assist
br0zn eoloaists 70 come here to increase
the Eo5kisg muscle Of this country. be. al
the same tine. cordially Invites the eHter-
plising- Organizing. directing minds Of the
American Ca1czszzns 10 come here. to bay
ka.ls. 70 plant and beeODs rich The
Kznzkzs are ell alive 70 specaAafion il real
estate TzrO patches that we're not worth
s.. EEe years ago. noE command 500 and
$50 each Land that sold Ter IS per
acne On Mani and Hawaii u 1852 have
eone I'D 500 and $3.50 per AGRA And no
T0adsr hare sen ka1ake- that had
Eo-n nsthing bat shirt FOX the best part
Of his he. 81 AZ Lshziaz- many acres Of
saszr-czne ~ 800 and SIS per acre. and
the s,zr-HiiH cat Il and hz1ied Il array. /
UDdersfand that he did rot sell his sol.
BAT tie crop On IL which be ksd simply
planted and hoed. and. Eh~n ripe. foreign
oompeli;ors cane 10 him nth bags Of hard
dollars IN had. and be bad nothing more /
10 % bat 70 count The e5iH Of ne highest
bidder. Sone Of these Kanskas noE
sport WsIttzm sztebes. Eezr BenkeT1's
boots znd fashi0nzhle tights. drink lad /
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