The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-18

" asvn ~ The s3s Ct the way. ard 10 ere H0sssed
tAsa. o. rs asaiA Ssa Ks=sAa@sAA I. sid. ny
Kiara0= VII nos end, aaa his wSCas have proved
tive Ms Kiaelen has not snaed.
Ie,as pass "a to EAasAazsAA IL. psrisg his
rsixa he Lap-sl prOAisisss we're sSOlsSsa, fSs in
slass tizss the usa and women we're uc1 allowed TO
sAs ssgeSAss they eSula eel ssSesAer. they sOad
10, eat sea sSSRea n he sane SVsa. Asd re sysse3
q Eoys, vas very expressive to TIE PsOPis bat G0S
rss il isss ne AsA-s 81 KARsAAnsAa III. t. aeSlAsA
thsss esrasas.
KansAassSa III adopted he rsls es risessSus-
zsSs As the rule u his kisr3sn. 10 he rSgu rigSt
p-ssails5 as3 - said. the gSSd aAa - ny @An; NY
EissSoa Is KselOa 0f liEst and in'sllissSes,
In his rsgs EOO1 ~ss VERY sasosrASs1. and sva Iss
ve-S ashamed asa si3 themselves. TAis sOOa KiaE
alsS gave 1asy rights to The sSuasa PsSPls. Ia
stead SF kssPisS al power IN siasslf. he gave Us
Csasasssios AID aAHy privileges. he Raas Us al
laa5 selScrs. uAisA soaSsd % to " owners Of the
iAss. vAssA 81 aasy Ars sS~ rsskisssly throwing
away.
Next s01ss KsashaoshA ". Lsok At the eeau-
sissl sOsPsal be ham sr the ssssst Of the people.
ard called il Ahss his oOeso, dong What be sSSld 20
says he sasios.
EEaSAAnsha V, changed the cOsssisagiOs to suis
himself usa By tbs change he s1tsguisAsd The liss
u the Kaushanshas. This vas his work, and the
rSsslt e AIS change vas The cad Sf hat aysssty.
Bat tbs Kiak vas act az iuaslsnt L@Sk a. the
ssildisgs be crested. the P0ssocs, the Hotel. the
Nsu 6svsruzsas Bg1disE; BE lsa his impress On
tss sOsstry ~ PaAlie inPrVvsnsots-
LuuAlilo cones uext. bat ! shall n0t duea long
"a his rSisa. We sSn AiR a second KaakssOsli. He
Osly o. al he Kings rsusnssred TIE peer IN Ais
uaL He lea $sS.ao0 70 hep then afssr his death.
Flaaly Es ssas ts KisS EalaksuAI.. whose motto
Is H0Ssls Lshsi.' ne great question tAAs weighs
sp5a Ais uiad Is the saviag Of this nstiVn. To &C.
s07pGsh this Is the aim sf his sxstesse. and II be
ses0zplshes his desires the sdsPendsnss and life q
this uAiisa vii hs asiRsaiaej- Bat life and death
arr II y0gr Svn bands this whole eAtioa dgging
their svu gvavss. D0 act think your Kins save
wa. he oAa oaly tel yea What yea shSuli DO, can
S0ly be gss3s for ysa. YOa must save ysGrsslvss.
This Soessioa Is hard 70 answer; Do nos PGE1ls
y0arselvss to solve H. for wa eanuOt Do It. o. for
sgus PrOPAsS. 70 so,rs his nystsry-T vii be the
prophet to give ,ss answer. Il is this Let every
pareat gather his ehiare1 together. place arouad
thea his arms. .nd Wv thai be wiu aot lst tAeG,
both a4aghts Aa& soas, wander away into the paths
o. cFt- II k1E< Ate1S WI uAAieo 9c sAhN1s
he vho staaSs al The helm Of the ship Of state wishes
to direct Der PRIV esaris the port Of salvsr0a.
The creat desire IL King Is ~ seek ard for the
sgra lggra interests % the eountrythe cane helds,
and the rise fields The s0g 0f this country. Take
them away an1 the eoGntry VII Be like corpse
Nov What shall We do to show eur lore % ear King,
who Is doing 50 mach for Us and eur country. We
uust give gersslyes up s0al and body a'saer6es 70
Sod We nus. ask God ~ protect cur King On his
io1ruey. Let rs cray God % e0ntrol the winds and
sr5Tf H. IA h. u !
y. We must pray thai the heart Of the King may
trust IN G0d az9 IN Hin alone that He nay not
trust n hiaSsf, IN 4ay 2An, bat n the King u
Eiags.
After singing By the Choir. His Majesty the
King stepped forward ard said
GzExrIyss 70 roU ALL have set apart this ny
birthaay As day to ASSEMBLE and give thanks GJd
for His grsat goodness to = uHti0n- expect
to leave this car native couHtry aad % to for
sisa asS 50 have come to speak words Of love and
Bad fars~su to yea al. an going to seek great
BENEFITS for cur country. L has been the Of
rulers Of ether countries 20 foreign lands to Oh
tsia 4ssssaBss, and this Is What desire 70 Do. l
an going 70 visit ear great and good frsni. the
Uaitsa States. Wise and prudent statesmen think
that treaty eaa be made With the United States
which vi bers6t both e0art-iss an going % en-
5saVOs obtain this treaty, which should succeed
II i0ns. think VII revive the country. This great
ass soSd friend has very kindly offered ship Of
70 cary ne % ny journey. VII leave the Govern
usnt in the hands u ny beloved brother. and trust
wa vi trsat him, the Queen, and ny sisters, With
the sane kindness that wa have always sAswu ne.
regret to leave cur zatVe lad the land Of eur fore
fathers bat Il IS your good. ny people, which I
seek, AMI know that your prayers VII 90 with
AFsha to all.
After tae esoelasiOa Of the Kings address,
followed by ngSie, Pnaee LAleiohoku made
lengthy and quite interesting speech. which IS
vel as a short address By Governor KaPena, We
are Obliged, from want Of space to Omit.
The sfBgiag was performed By 6ae choir Of
some sixty native Ha~aiians, and vas really eI-
eellsui, the best piece being that known as Ka
LAhui HauaH,v composed tmuzie and words BY
Hoa. Ms. Domiuis.
The Chgneh was lastly dsesrated with flags
and evergreens, and erOSded As fall as It can
safely Be. Altogether It vas ous OF the best az
ranged and most or5eriy azsemblages Of the kind
We have ever seen here
ASIDE from the usual racing and DRINKS the
day passed Of very vel and With 10 serious aeei-
dents 80 far as We have hsard o.