The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-08-14


= th-c-gt Her Ns5essys C0-sal when they fcu7i
ac3ie1cs impossible they DOT 11feqos1ily sd
: dressed NJ March by letter, This he Gs7o--
= i-sted 81 ios1zs-ae,s i7pS-tias1cs. ard whist
ssI5o- rsr,yi-g 70 writer eon-cn'ca.io1s, III
Ss-uctei Secretary 70 oPsc al letters oeiO7s
they shc1ld taiz: TIE atmosphere O. his Lord
; ssiss tssk. Ari we % TIE Secretary II any
, q thess reached the CouScl wts1 be was 1os II
ha-o- 90 lister % the co-plais.s Or give ear
70 The legitimate rscess,s q tie S-z1i-s- has
Indeed. 5-rs-izlly testers were no. answered
rcubss we're returned unopened &C asesr.zluiuS
ey wEo1 tbsy were wrsz;s1- ard nary sore
hsz-. LIS bss1 ua5s b tie Scoza and contempt
with wa5,h Their Necessary application 70 tie
# o-ly power =: hand vzs Ess
Want Tbs-s wsrs aspirations TIA. alSays
re. with rsa5y resposss- Letters that always
ws-s Immediately answered Ard these ne ind
he Co2s1rs Secretary. Is vel i the C0asll
himself rad the greatest a.tsa.foa 20 They
were where tees were to be p4i5-Ebsrs money
wzs % d had ne most szoebt-l1s charges
Eo--5 Be lz7iad s,- a z1:o-rzpb- tesltyi1S 20
! deed G. osbz- 5oc--e-t i sea- vas as
god = gold Ths people yisl5st 70 this oq-
prssS.1c, ard their money Va freely paid III &c
=: that wh5es they eos.d 70: have b other
1s4zs, o1t which they were i-S,iy entitled 70
Eithcz; payzsz. siaL
+ CczL3 Il be wandered a. thai IS this <.4rs Of
+ things progressed. general dissatisfaction became
. Manifested, and exceeded Itself into giant pro
portions. Meeting aftsr meeting WIS hs,i ; us
c-ssio1 after 6lscrss.5- took pllcs u1Jd the
people. excited and ra55s1sd, pslitio1ed fsr Mr.
Mz-cas recall AID 4 state OF things NOS:
alarming presented Itself The Co-scl Vas hi1-
SCI threatened with PsrsOoal violence, and had
70 seek the i1serposiisc1 Of aEEsD natives 10
protect hi- Ec- beng roughly handed Rztg
NsIss ucrs thar o1cs surrounded his house zith
5 guard Cs thirty 20 forty F5j,zss. armed vi,h
i-1pz-zal rl5ss from the CCcS1Lz- =1Saz5-s. wbss
assassination and a-Soc ws-s threatened the
Co-z-, and CossCl4ss- Fer the meetings held,
and threats g5vsa- rsFriszls ~s-s made whenever
any Of Her NsisSty's ships appeared il port,
Ekcss cCuuz-tl1- 01Ecs-s night Be imposed
up5c b. listening to NJ. AIl-ch's cliS-sprsssut4-
uc1s. In tbs way, o1s ug;41,s instance, Mr..
De Mans. vas laid IN Irons Tor simply sayI1g.
C-5sr great nrovoca.i1-, d51E care t-1
f-- the Co-s1L --cgzvsysd BY Capt Cla,lis On
board the R1sa-.o. zEay 70 4 6issaa; Island. and
tkzrs la1de6- Il VS. vel tx tie Captain that
he did 10. take Mr.. De Mas 10 Sydney. Such
az action for 50 gross an act Of false inprlsou-
zs1t voald have been eagerly seized upon BY
the Llzys-s CT thzt city. and S1ch damages w-urs
from hin i Eg1l6 have made Capt Calls curse
the bitter to1- that Ted hin TO act upon the nc
czsaticls agai1ss u1c5sadiag persons, made BY
the soC.i-be ruler Of FIJI
Il zaz this that the people began TO cast about T
a1c1gss themselves how bess they could get nd .
Of the i1cub-s that sas 50 heavily upon t5sn- .
Meetings aftsr uss-irgs we're asazz bsli II the
Rsaiirg-roo1 su5 other pisces. and It vaz f-aiy .
resolved that II could C1Iy Be 55ue BY Construct
~ sozs Eru Ct government If Mr.. March
ha6 bee1 As co1ciLl.ory IS his predecessor, 10
such idea would have entered the ufuds Of men
Il that Ct establsEI1z : government. Their
5-z.csss could have been accomplished without
one. But they were driven 10 desperation Piz1
after plan vas szsayed. bat zlzays failed ihro1zh
want Of gaaainity. At I=ugth. BY consent Of the
Hi1z. the present one vas commenced. Delegates
were called together TO form . Consultation.
hey net ard arranged for government BY
Representatives INSTITUTIONS 1 Parliament vas
elected By the people. Lsvlka being unanimous
Il ss-5z1E her Representatives, That Parliament
- NJ,
zzi al VS. gong q satisfactorily, ELe1. 10 Nj
March aglz1 I1,srpoSsz his baIzf-I inference and
Il that has been done sCissv0rs to thEart.
It cozld uot bit be Supposed that the enact
-sut Of penal avs ~o1I5 tlsRlszze offenders
iZai1zi then. ard there / cl1ss Of u=1 il every
Of 5lszEzetsi eharacsss. that ~o1ld
sooner have co laws 81 al For these everywhere
police ard naval and ulE.zry forces srs provided.
his Class. then, vas tie 6-ss TO rebel against
Wat vas IL fact flr the general welfare. We r.
;-=t &c say The 5-zaE=c-s5 we're joined b Others.
c themselves ss-izlblz uen- bet led zEzy D. per
Gal amnesty 70 Ministers. AID tssiro1s Ct IL
.zlgln- It. II a1y cost- Had the British Couz1I
.srs followed p his Instructions, and c5gussIsd
lis Subjects a. he styles the English people
.s-s. azai1zt secret a-d l15zuuzbIs meetings
ERECTED them to act co1s1itztf51zI-y. and a. ttsy
Fogli we're they II Enzi4r6 or the Colonies. uous
{ the tanzge TO life z1d property ~ith ~bIeL
re are Es1scsi, VOID have been i1cgrrsd. Bat
e cd uot do 50 FiudizE his po=er On the
rare, his rs7s11ss si1ki1g, his fees diminishing,
i gra-iz1r fl5fug, the Emperor stepped d0Eu
-ca the pedestal upon which be had % I5ftfly
decd himself ard began TO e1us5zt vith tho<s
-b01 previously Ls had 5z<pize5- He uo= Wis
ed tie ilzs Ekzrs c-izi-aI= Esre cou6rsi. and
-f,r1sd then that they ss-s there Illegally thus
zee melting breaking open q the I1ck-7p, and Z
berzticl * thief undergoing punishment BE
rs necessarily aszociati1g himself Eith the Dis
Esctsd- He favored them =ith Is c51uisaauce
It'll they grsE str11g II the5r belief that they
1olld rule the Place Instead Ct the Goysruueat I
-n= d=plorzblz results Of this haze 5ssa seen
grizg tie week We rejoice that ze have IL
Ct port he presence OF q brave and experienced /
british naval oEcsr, VITO VII assist IN rzPeIfug Z
2 acts Of Violence And this We believe viii {
ave the Placs- Bot re rapeat-and Es do 90 :
to Mr. March. and TO Mr.
IErch zl0ue- nay al the distressing troztlss re
ave had Lltsl! 70 encounter Be fafriy attributed