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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15
Meeting of the Memorialists,
Last Night.

A meeting OF signers of the Memorial which
was presented to the King on the 10Th ult., was
held last evening at the Lyceum 90 Nuuanu Az
enue. Gu motion Of Mr.. J. B. Anterior. Hon.
Godfrey Rhodes was called to the chair. and Nc.
Il. l. Sheldon chosen secretary. After the OBJ
ject Of the meeting had been briefly stated by the
chairman. Hon. II. A. r. Carter presented pre-
ambe and resolutions, which. after debate and
amendment, we're adopted Several speakers
took part in the discussion, including Msssrs.
Hartwell, Dole, Carter, Rhodes, Preston and 9th
ers. and the remarks made expressed kindly
feeling towards the administration. aud deep re-
greet on account of the letter Of Minister Green.
All the speakers firmly supported the Memorial,
copy of which in Hawaiian, with lis signatures
attached, was laid before the meeting. The
native committee having it in charge promised to
obtain one thousand signatures.
The following are the preamble and resolutions
adopted.
WHEREAS In the Memorial addressed to His
Majesty on the 22d day of February, We were actu-
aed by loyal desire TO point out the dangers which
threaten the independence of this kingdom, and TO
aid all loyal men, whether in office not, who de-
sire and are willing to work for the good Of the
Hawaiian King aud people; aud
WHEREAS, One OF His Majesty's Ministers, under
the assumption, entirely unauthorized by the tone
OF our Memorial, that We were demanding their
resignation addressed to ns letter, Objectionable
in tone and discreditable 10 himself
ReS0lped, That regret and deplore that
gentlemen holding go high position In His Males
tys government should have so far forgotten the
dignity Of his position, however much be may have
differed with US In our We've expressed In the
Memorial
Resolved, That with this expression OF our regret
we. as body dismiss the offensive charges and In
situations of the Minister trusting to the purity of
our Intentions and to the undenia5le importance of
the matter presented In our Memorial for our justiA
cation.
Resolved That believing that the continued indie
pendence OF this Kingdom, the preservation of the
throne and flag Of Hawaii net aud the happiness Of
the Hawaiian people, depend upon a population
large enough to claim the continued recognition Of
foreign nations we will continue efforts by ad-
voeating every practicable scheme forthe encourage
ment Of immigration, and every means Of preserving
and increasing the Hawaiian race by intoxicating les
of morality aud sanitary care, notwithstanding
the opposition Of Others.
Resolved, That no person is worthy the confidence
of His Majesty who would oppose these objects, or
who would seek to plant tue seeds of discord be-
tween the races and classes living under His Maj
esty's rule.
On motion of the Hon. q. ". Whitney, it was vo-
ted to send copy OF the foregoing preamble and
resolutions to His Majesty and also to each Of the
Ministers, aud that the same be published In the
newspapers of this city.
The meeting then adjourned. H. L. SHELDON,
Secretary
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15
fRsAsuRS DEPARTMENT.

WNtHTNVfpNl y, IA FQoFulFY 10 IHINl ]
Csilsc,or Nanaoa a. Sts franeisea ;-,YoaF leileF
q the "a Instant d received. la relAtlaa 20 corn
spgars imported ~ Parrot 70. into year port,
which WeN elassaed BY yea according % eeloF anaef
Me DasoA standard. Nat witch certain Interested
parties IN sugar reanlng ~ year port claim
should be classified a. reahea SUGARS RAppeArs lrOm
an examaaten Of samples tAalthe sagays il questions
are Of the ZANE general character and description g.
these passed upoA BY the Department 10 ea asolsloe
o. May Lee. lsll,.NhersiA 4 ssA held that a. they
or grannalsd sagar, the ony Feanea sugars specially
enumerated In stAtate they were liable 60 daty accord
iag % their ceoF BY eomrAtsoa With Deeh standard
under these clrcamatances, and the law governing
the Classification Of sugars has net Asea changed snoe
the date Of said decision, the Department has enly
say that yeer action IN TIE pFsmsel vas peopef and
thersioN approved, lSiEnsal
D, u. BanNv, Secretary u Treasury.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SUPREME COrRT OF THE HAWAHraw
- ISl.ASlrs--IN PROBATE In ne u.nrrrr ~ ~.
estaie ofTaO1fAs LONG ate cr Fonoai1 I.ier-i 49,.
deceased a Chamhers before NJ Iuatce narr4 n-l--
and final distribution % property.
On rsaduE and hing he peiiion and aecuan,u a. L.
Long udminatairix % ne estate q Tkouas rrr - -
Honolulu, deceased, wherein she afsss 49, -
and charge herself with t7t7a and aass haf - -.
BE- eEnmired and approvrsl. = III -
may b made o. dstributon % the property rsala =
her hands % the persons thereto entitled and dchsrrr
her and her suretes frun an further respou-tIrv II -
admlnztrnrrir.
II = ordered. that III ne sch dr. q rltrr
A. p. 1873. AZ 10 O'Clock. A. a. brurs ne al Iu-r =
ChamherS. In TIE Court Huuse Hnnolnir D. slf -
same hereby i Appointed ~ he tine and pl 81 ts-l~
SAIL petition. and accounts. and psraons ius-
then aud there and shcs ea1ss n ~ -
have, Why The sane should BE- rr1ntef and nav -
sent evidence a. 10 who are emitted the lf prur-s-
Aud that tbs order, IN TIE Engillh an<uar- - 1uef
IN the Hawaiian Goseite 1eEspaper rrintnl and 5n--1
10 honoua, for three successive previous - -
time therein appointed Or said hearing.
Dated al Honolulu, n. L. this I0th dav a. N.rra rs-s
CuAe. G. HAREfa
4uStiua - he supreme ti--s~f
Attest JSo. 4. BARxAnD. Depaty cIsrE. - -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15

THe INV ZEALAND PREAIfER, Sir julius
vOgel returned % New Zealand early in Feb
uary. from lengthy visit 70 England. His
return was marked (says an Auckland paper
~hy most enthusiastic demonstration in We'll
EagtOn. Noformer Minister Of this colony was
ever before 50 warmly and so spontaneously
greeted. Fewws believe have thesuccess and
pUOgrsss Of New Zealand more completely al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15


IF we rightly comprehend the language Of
the Ministerial reply, and especially of Mr..
Green's circular, the whole scheme of imm-
grafton. whether for labor or repopulation, is
Of doubtful benefit. And moreover, if brought
before the natives for discussion, il might be
strongly opposed, and on this account, is con-
sidered questionable policy for the govern
ment to entertain II this be the position now
assumed, the policy OF the administration has
changed during the past two years. King Kala-
kaua, in his address to the National Assembly
in 1874, spoke as follows; "The subject,
however, that awakens my greatest solieitude
is to increase my people, and TO this point
desire to direct ycur earnest attention"
" The immigration Of free labor will undoubt-
edly enrich and strengthen our country, and TO
this end propose that liberal appropriation
be made" These words clearly aud uncQuivo-
oAlly expressed tho public sentiment existing
when the King asocnded the throne and when
the present administration assumed of6cc, Tho
Legislature promptly responded by voting
Sso,eoO Tor the object named IN the royal
spcech, and forno oiherpurpose than 10 promote
agriculture and tOirtrcaece population 70 offset
the annual decrease Of ono thousand souls,
They moreover expgOSs the sentiment Of the
people Of This group a, this time, An mteli-
gent hswsiiaps agree that unless the decrease
is stayed OF oOanterhalanced by Immigration,
their Independence IS only question Of time
TIE Necessity Of mofe population Is too self
evident to he igsorod or argued at this late
day, and Ne cannot believe that il is seriously
determined to abandon vigorous Efforts to pro
cure IL. Al whatever cOst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15
List Of Licenses Expiring IN March.
1875.


RETAIL
oAHr--- G-ChiuE va. Cor. Hotel Nuuanu St Honolulu
l3-ChanE ftee, Nuuauu 81 Honolulu.
lin Richardson. Merchant - Honolulu.
Gs-W p Aka Suuzlru Houoiulu
2o-Grunuald q Schultz NuuYuu ST. Honolulu
21-Ana- Nuuanu - Honolulu.
aa-Ah Ava. Nuuanu st Honolulu
zi-Antane ManueL King ST Honolulu
EEUI--el-1ran chuck. Punahoa- Hama
s5-FhiP Joaquin. Lahaina
HAWAII l-HonE Chee North Kohaia
2-fs. " g Jones kesiuhUu, KAu.
e-IAiEinE. Kahalh, I5lo.
s-F. spencer. Wsimea-
a1-AfouE 4 Achnck. Puuah0a, Hlo.
kauai 3-W. II. Wright Koloa.
IT-tzhue Plantation Company, Lime
el-AEEhn q Csoka HHnElei
Retail spirit
ALLAN Herbers, Hawaiian Hotel, Honolulu.
Fietualing-
ALLAN Herberl Hawaiian Hotel, Honolulu.
s-Afat, Iahaina, Mani
io-lzn Sal, Nnuann - Honolulu.
BiIliRrd.
s-Alan Herbert Hawaiian Hotel, Honolulu.
Boat
&C n silva IAhsins, Maui
l7-Kamzhins, PHueo, Hno-
Horse
Wv. Chow. No s, Honolulu.
Cake PeadIfRg.
l-AEeo. Kingdom
shipping.
Z-Heury ! Hart Honolulu.
Butcher.
l-AhI. Haiku. Maui
&c Bertelmnn. Hanaiei. Kauai
Il-F. Eeudaz. Waikiki. Maui
.s-Dauiel Lowell. Izauale, Kauai
81 X. Wright Kolua, Kauai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15
JVEDNESDAY. MARCH Is.

The only action which had taken place 10 Con-
gress on the Hawaiian Reciprocity Treaty was
the report Of the Committee Of Ways and Means
TO the House. recommending the passage of bill
to enforce the treaty, the debate on which would
commence March 3D. and continue from day TO
day till il was disposed Of The committee stood
seven in favor Of the treaty and -four against it.
This probably indicates about the proportion with
which the House will pass the bill. 1t is ques.
tionahle whether we can learn of the inal action
on il before the May steamer, though its appro-
val by The House OF Representatives virtually set
ties the question of its final adoption.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15

~ No credit foF Passage Meaey. "a
Ttcheta - she oalee ealN.
No birth wa b. considered taken unta paid NJ MAI
responsible tnr unmarked naEr4re o. ANY Fftnt ar Iar,
ceis unleas roceipted Cor.
Freight Measy pae On Demand.
en- An ei1ft wiz b male % have he steamer reach
eaena On ne eNennt q ne sane day ne eavsa Maui
aAAuEt o. wtLnER, Aren't
oAee viiaWneeE O., oernsF % Fost oasea sirssa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15

A.1A-1--AAt NHVNAA " NAlk IA ANNNR
- ISL-ANDS-ln Probate. Island of Oahu Hoo.
Isiands In the natter % the Estate o. A " s-xFrr
Of hononlu, deceased Order - appointing Tine r-
bate % VII and directing publication . nurce 81 ne sas
document purpurtinE % BE- ihe lasi Wm ard fe-es-
ment Of A. ". Snel deceased. havnr az y
March A. H. 1878 been presented satf Prohat. cert
and Peution for the probats therpor ~ ~ :,
snlnee o. Letters Tcsi1nentary % Lealca Smell aasar
been fled by Lealea SuelL
u , hereby ordered tnat tt ESDaY. ma fay -
APRIL A. d 1875, a. 10 ocfuck A. ~, of
Court Room o. said Court, Honninlu. In iAr i.i -
Oahu, be. and The sane =. hereby Hprunf- th fr A.
proving aid VII AID hearius sad appcafinn Wien
where person Interested may app-ar nni ruirs- rl
said WI, and the ErAntlnE ~ Letters resr.rn-uc.rv
IL l. further ordered that notice herror Be- gem ~
publication. for three successive weeks IN ~. H1r.flr
Gazette and kuoEoa nsuspapers printed and pahs1si
Honolulu
And further ordered that rstafious D. --l D. "a,
subscribing witnesses 70 said VIII ~ neirs - -
teafor Ia Honolulu, TO appear and TIE prnaia u
said VII. a. the time appointed.
Dated Honolulu, n 2 March IN. is-G
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15

Nk EBfrus Ia lesset % Mr. y. l. Green on
thc IStt iusi an tod sSsi sOouuaca the suscsp-
t7bHues o, SOME Of my tenor citizens who arc Ne.
.aani-s me i-ueraut Freig6ices 20 which allua,
"a Hre tte sasne Feierea 70 10 formcr ptrxgssph rs
-utierg ~ ScmErogpc 4presl auS subsequently az
ff,l -eensiugsirs u1sck have asecn eiaealcc 70 &c
sore ard 6it nci ie ery msy rcfcf - AcchanicS o.
1l,t cuuteE4 Ene0s, toF tAer cCrtsinN haS 20 con,
aasauH pilt az rles npcut5euoe. Perhaps better
srsrl-eueus q. ur rnfuksaF,ls wscale have avoided
ere rlis4T,rf7saeusson ct az raeeUiqg
HENSr a. r. CagrEs.
.lae4 y Nsr 4 rSG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15
Admlnlstrator'e Mofloe-

GNWAE NNDERBTGMED. WAWT~n mrww
~ DULY appointed Adrnlnlstratlr n a. - -
NAN UkL eOMAs, % Not a. Eaual $780, 8. -.
aonoIasle Duncnn Aciryie Circut Iurrp fld 1afl-sI
CHcuiti AZ per9nna lnde1ted rra .rusr ~
queated % make iuinedlafs psruarnf - - s.-s-
eail afilnst m estat1 uult rEse H -
proper vluch9fa. within 81 frns f1fs rrrr -
thfy vii BE- forever barred 4 qrra f-1..1-I..-.,.-
Hanale. Eausl Nov a. fs-f n -
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Notlce 10 credIfora-

n =. ILL., - HANINH fLall1F f0ITV7T
street liouoiuu decfaard reqarsrf flrwarI
zane With ne prop-r vouchers % M r1rrrr- ~
ONCE, No p FORT Street H1rniuid rlfHa - .sfss
months rom he date n ne drst rrhlraIn ~ ss -
uee, o. they VII - forever rarred and r-rns
deuted % the Etld william Han rernl-af - -
amounts owing By them ior;t vim
EDWARD FHyEruT.
Administrator % fha Esfsf~ q a. rssl "a -. $40
Dated thh IN DAY % March isIs - -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15

Errraru. Fpa-rNyS eiA.--E4ue NtlersislS Az cen,
lgrrru1inr IN TN rarnlyr 1t 0yururna IN order 10
-aur n n1mnslaa mi-A Nnreinss Namrus via ArprcArl
&C. A Aauama sn@azsra IN he neiSAAoSAeca og
Vera nnt 1aaaA.
wrrra. Rshrurzr 80 .---Acrn-airr &C. rclinAAe "a.
-a 60 Pursa = earsaucss sh.a ~ rssursios " ne
Rurraun mras mNe9 cnua lhe Npgr1krcW a. An
srnrra CStmeA To Peru aoet rst fssr l. qslnss
tsaur~un1su- - lerr a. A1aunssy romasus u pSwsr
u -. lAu-ure sre1r4 ~ F-epsss,s. ~ lsmply srsk
y Resem nsa rllcA ~ ~ uoskr1 iha Sulta.,
...lz-lF h ~ go eSaa Auslu,aaa sskjcss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15

All EEF1oTEEs Of ne Government and other persons
- whom usaes may BE- due the Hawaiian Treasury.
before March sls Is7s, requested present
vs f0r settlement before that date, and persons
hEvr moneys Of The Government request
- make their returns promptly order that there may
D. oelay closing for fiscal period
endiIlg the above named date. ]. o. GARTER,
Registrar Public Accounts
EIrr-.-l.- rlr...r-r- nInrr. ION LEG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15

dividend ~ three AMI onehalf per cent viii be paid
mon Eutei Bonds upun presentation the Hawaiian
Treasury % CaETEI- Register Public Accounts
Feh su ls-E 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15

q fH9 WA1a-HNowa rsFssas -.
- ie.eI. rIefti u - ~ ~ SIS - -
~, .-. ~. ..t Aas a 'EIt4 fe4 lH.1af
~ ,l s.rett .Illt ats rNI1Irs nIE -. -.
49, t'.'.i NtNI 20 - H'tIN. ~ Nar NaErr
~ ...'A ~ lIIl.I a Iaa1IEa. IIIsT.I ...a -. q.
49,. - a.l.... .lrI.1'Ias = - .araa
..s..a ~ wasfenf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15

~ RosroxS-s aSscS ne prouS - Chssssssp" Ia
~ e-ceAs reaarss % ~ ueg Cc,oSsssO1 noao.
~ uut ~ sr,usslsa - epcp Il iuss shss scase
Is 81 ~ STqasse ~ sss oftee rusay ~rVVorous.' =
a.ua0tta<- -eo.-uoe.~ sa3 ~irfaO1lisl~ uancs
saH1ueel b tt11 1ao1neEiS - j 4 can ec sgsle.s
i ~ - rcisrril,e - aeA<ter'k nietteusrs. ana,
sI-1reE Ssr5oa. fat - (allaataR-41oc NAo
nz1ls Erur1 81 - eUH tsrol, nu& nREus aaWar-
l.r,sl1S r-useazsulss eurck. az craplr,e, mS1a.
Seeaxk- Ia pc2 txFeAia ~ cen0ectteNt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15
Executors Sale Of Real Estate

~ - - u o ~ ~ ~ % TlIE
n hei HtAfAa tuAauHN. ~ WaI'u11. HrrI
1871 per order ~ NJ Hunorahie a. FGrnrnder Efrlt
tn1fe haui % James BaNsr Ereratnr - raIf a9rsrr
~ atluct-l 70 sei ~ PUBLIC AUEFI0T e. far rfrrs
oi ~. feter Genet MlEaHa1. alT-nu1T fpuIF
~ i.f. ~ u arock uu1u. ~ tha rrnt
-. =. 49, 80 i1 al1 - ~ ~ tl1sa ENu PHO
ytt fAhl.-s OF LAND dtratf m WanlIIflza rsnr
4sn. near ne iaH mn ~ uana f1ura1eg1a
~ -. ciininin4 - lrrnN - FIrTrT. lnI
elninf y acrea - pr ru-rey. 1utn sr
pasture Land Deeds 20 erpenle - purrna.ar rsrsz
sn aESEY ". nanrrra s..,-...-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15
AdmInistratoT's Notice.

NOEgE ~ HEREBY GIVEN To MEr
~ Who have claims aEanst ne Ettats ~ lrnNa d
uteeA.ed ate o. Marine street.. Houuui1 rresnr
same 70 me Undersigned, duiv nnfhrnncatrf VINE
months from date And % thuss have property ~
longing % shd Estate o. deliver up fha san1a
Notice y alsn gwen any persln 40 ms -f.i4r Il
heir n The said deceased make fh~ -i.ir1 snr-,
WILLIAM o. SMITH.
"Reminiscences Estata % nIn-.a o.
Honolulu, II. l., March 2 is5d ss.r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15

no- Whca thew aFe po caiia - ana Al Nas,aea nav
An eaoFt WI ~ male b rrAcA ueeeialo saturday r. y.
aa- On naeu fa ne SlrsiNer v ~ NJ, aaee Naalaain
hAalaea nay untl Am % SaieF Without dae nalos IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15

THE quarantining of the Mikado, during her
short stay 10 port, caused some dissatisfaction
among her through passengers, who were not
permitted to come on shOre. Ii Is true. as as
serted by some of them. that vessels having the
measles are not quaranuned in other ports. But
il must be remembered that this disease prevails
among Polynesians more in the nature Of plague
than it does IN Europe end America. Witness
the devastation in this group in 1913. when more
than 10000 died from it j; and more recently in
the Fills, where some $4,000 died during one
year. Nov while the authorities are seeking
ways and means to check the decrease and cause
an increase Of the native race, every reasonable
man must admit that the measures taken TO pre-
vent the arrival and spread of this or any disease,
are the least that should be done.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15

n TEIE SUPREME cOuMr-messr~ 1885,
ate Justice JuDD.-at Charnhrra. ne rlaifsr 81
the Bankruptcy Of FREDERICK e. PADEKEN
Whereas, On the tth day % February ia7s Herman A
Miemsnn hed h.s p Iilo1 pr.ynr thai Frss-rcE O.
petition specIsi and Vice.. ~ -
Ing and hlng said petition order w. auIy MAJ. .s-
opV ~, IN = - ~ ne ne anrI.snri Up
any Thy hal Why ne praye- of s-1f psuuansr .naatI
Judged bankrupt; and uhereHs ne ll ssth aar 81
February prof having been made NJ arfrtIsa -
the Court that due notice % ali hsriu ssss ,nI.-
ed IN the Hawaiian Gazette nsvsrsp-s pasI.a-.l
In the city % uonoulu and tue u-Inf r,.'.-- -,
made OF ne acts o. bankruptcy. alleged IN r.ai ssnn
and no persons having made any objection 10 -rans ~
New lhsTsfore i i ordered ~ n cort ~. ~ "a
Ereaeriek q. Fadisen he. and Ne > hfrtby n1llirrd
bankrupt And 70 = further ordered hat ,alI ~ -
bankruptcy be given IN ias Hawaiian Gasstfr and KaoEs
CREDITORS OF the aid FredsTscE a Pss-z - - ~
fore me- the undersigned AZ Aiolani Hcnsr ne sre q
March 1875, At 70 O'Clock A. ~ 10 prove th.- 49,. n
accordance with he provision Or secton 81 se eva
Dated at Houolulu tbs sssh day o. Fsbru.ryisss.
A. FRANCO JUDD
SD Il wALrEa sE.s cisrs o. ne sassss Ssss.
SUPREME rOURr OF TTrE uawnrraw
- IsLANns--Tn rr0bats. Islsnl - c-an n---s7--
Islands ls In The Matter % ne Estats ~ EEEEsrr -
directing pubIcalion o. notlrs of ihs 80
document purpoftng % he the .rf and sstaru.nf
n ~ S .ess. aasirs % - ss.h e.y . Fssusry
ton FOR the probate therrof isssnaes - Is-
testamentary % d. ". rauanl having besn a.. - % III
Pauahi
Il Is hereby ordered that TUESDAY, ne ~. ~ %
MARCH. a ID. 1878 81 10 o'clock. o. .s1f A. =
the Court Rom fs1id Court Hale - n sir
Of Honolulu BE-, and The l.. herehr snr4ri..f -
Tune ior proving MD WI AMI hearfrr MI .urFrarfar
when Hnd where any persnns Interested nay arrar "a
mentary.
IL e further ordered, that uots hereof 81 rus b. ~
lesiion, for three weera IN - Esna1, 80
Hawaiian Gazette. nevspap-rz printed 40 paaIss-i n
Honolulu.
And Il further ordered rh.t eitsio.. h. ,s q. a..
ann-crihiug witnesses % md r and 10 thr heirs al -
testatrt n Honolniu % appear ths FINE spror-sf
Dated Honolulu, n 4. February 1873
Attest Js-fi-s IN ~ ...,.-,. -.
JNo T. BRasARD, Dspufy CierE. nfn
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VERY FULL ASSORTMENT OF
GERMAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH

VERY AHSOAEMEAE OE
GERMAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Grocer1eS2
stsarin Candles, UltramArins Blue.
Epson Salts. Castor Oil.
Fence Wire, No. (, and 8.
Galvanized Iron Pipe, and inch,
Hoop Iron, 4. I. l and II inch. RiVssS.
p P. Knives, Scissors.
Corkscrews, Timed Spurs. Axes,
French CalfskinS.
Wrapping and Printing Paper.
Paint, and Oils. White Zinc. White Lead, 10,
Caustic Soda and Palm Oil.
Hide Poison, Market Baskets,
BroOms. Casks and Barrels,
cask Blacksmiths' Coal.
800 Tons Best Steam Coal,
Also a few Music Boxes 4 Regulator Clocks.
A Fine Assortment Of Havana Cigars.
English and German Ale,
BAvarian Beer. in qts and pts.
Champagne. Hsid,ieck 4 Co.. ats. and pts.
Champagne. ThOroau. cts and pts.
Sparkling Hook,
Rhine Wines. Clur,t,
CHIN green boxes.
Samples now Open a. our once. and Sale, made to
Arrive
~ Orders from Other I,lands FILLED. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15

The state Of political excitement, inaugurated
by thu presentation of the memorial to His Moi
esly the King, continues 10 increase rather than
abate. On Saturday morning last circular ap-
peared, signed by His Exceency. w. L. Green,
which is printed al full on the fourth page.
aud addressed to the sgners Of the memorial
which we must pronounce an unadvised, uncalled
for, and unfortunate production. We shall not
attempt TO criticise it in detail, as that has al
ready been done in the clear aud manly document
which appears in to-day's issue, from the pen Of
the Hon. n. A. p. Carter. But we will say that
we regret exceedingly that His Excellency should
have so distorted the idea Of the Memorialists,
and should have regarded that earnest and patri-
otto Address as nothing more than personal at
tack upon himself. We regret that his letter
should be so evidently dictated by bad temper. and
that be should have taken so erroneous view Of
the inception and history of the memorial. The
animus Of his reply is indicated in the second
paragraph from The last, where he says. and fur
ther it it will be my duty to caution him, His
Majesty) whenever the King or the people Of
this country desire change Of ministry, to be-
care Of charlatans, and especially of such as may
possess abilities fully sufficient to lead those who
trust 10 them into difficulties. but which may not
suffice to lead them out" This could Gully have
been published under the belief that Mr. Gibson
was alone responsible for the memorial, which is
not the case, as be is no more responsible for its
sentiments than a number Of other gentlemen
whose names are appended to it, and who held
several meetings together to consult in regard TO
its language aud details.
Bat the whole document, from beginning 10
end abOunds in language which cannot be con-
strued other than offensive. not only to the re-
spectacle and Influential men who signed it, but
TO that power behind the throne the Press with
out whose favor no ministry ia this or any other
civilized land, can long remain 10 Office
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-15
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