The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-01-03
Prom Japan

We have been kin6ly perl1iIfe6 20 make the fol-
louic< e1frscis froz letter Of the Rev. z 7.
Doare, lAielyE Missionary II Mierocezia, bat nov
lFinE il The city O. Eiyot0-
ssToz I'll Ike % he-r word or two Of CT.
Nork here Ian zlEost dunb before IL Il Is pro
s-ressiag With szch strides as 10 keep IN auaLed-
TsIs eiiy Is reasrkssls eumFle Il s yog know
one o. Tie Oldest And largest ia the E8gd9u, once
lie ressenee f0r cs1tlries Of ROYALTY AID the had
qzE-tez OF The Bstehs;s in this par Of Japan. It
l. A Irl1na ety. AID hence Is not opened free
civ 70 f0relguerz- II one Eo1le get II here be
INST Erst secure pzss fro4 tie consul q the ss.
PorT-
In tse ez-y esys q this mission tie missionaries
l9uEee to Ees in herr 10 zork Mr.. o. e. GEliek
made Tie frs Fe1t1rs. bat rot beng able 10 gain
Fcrnissi0u from the Guiho-ifes to teach the Bible
ke tsciinee 70 re1Ein in the city A year and =
hAlf AFTER tais. Rev Nr. Atkinson made the attempt
sae s.Ils6. bzt lsi year Nr. Nszino, japanese
Ceristl1n. with vsry laszsutiEl help from Tedo,
lseeured pe-uissiou 10 oper school and enPlo!
A1ersc1n teacaeFs 20 ASS; lin Ibis opsned the
way for sS1s Of TIE uissiouzries 10 COMMENCE
lAb0riEg here But there Was great opposition to
TIE prsscasaS Of the g0sPe, sven in once own
bose lie Old priests r1ged. and 70 the present
tine Il Eo1l6 be Impossible 70 reai : house and
throw II open 70 the pEsiie for this work
Bal Tie LORD hss been With the mission. and
now there L timing school with some siIiy Po-
p@lz; Il least eizst private dwellings where there
Ia preacAinE each ssneAy; AID iEo or three
ehIrehez EiI soon X formed ! have fine elsss
Of twelve y0ung inca Toe! read Eagiish well
and spesk Il les 1aeuty, baf they undermined al
that n said and TIA: in the beat Eugiish CT give
thez fee. Ea6e-e I an ia reality talking 70 >
rlGss % eeae-ed American youth.
E9zzriy tbere 4 oiztinc-iye literary elass,
and the lab5ring peoPle we're unable TO read, save
tAs kzVlest style Of Eriiing. vow potIse school.
are thrown open al youth Of both se1es- Think
tie Gorzzaes; vo1le OPenly tolerate Christiazi-
~ ~ sae eoes other religion, were il polite The
priss1-sss0to and B1sdhist-arr rIEleroGs, ard
posses wide inereBce, and might Eei BP rsTo-
lsrio1 the G0EernEeut were 10 DO -. Bat ne
all snel that q mat sboH come Ths Eater 81
brin< sgi.1tee n zEtive paPsrs- There are many
enIi<t-enee men Who have Travelled not Iiitls
G-e SAILED nseA he EsFE O; Christian lAnc-
these are Fztfiug their thoughts o1t5efOrsfhs.p1b
liz and some AZ have SAID are calling for periee'
rgIiEi01z teecou-
diseased Tse 6Ose-uuert opPoses the lces. teei
ing that the peopse ART not ready for Il THIS pro
rokes cisS1ssi0u E1ice The G0Ferume1t tri=- q
rresent uoueIt there are some thirty ecitors Il
prisoz for VOCATION q the press Law"
To TEE EDrToE HswAIAS GAZETTE, SIE: HHp
peuiuE 70 pass over Tie WAIKIKI R0ad, OF Chrisi
rz.s c1y, s.E II az snel0sue several people evi
ceuiIy GnsEeFiag themselves, AID Amongst them
runber q native boys singing AttrIe.ec BY d
musk fchHcreu's voices have nlvnJE something Al
trzrtsvs9 ENTERED. sne approached Tie singers
Mr. 5. T. Dole kindly Informed me that this va
Tie Keo1esh sehool hr1neh Of the EaSsiahA
san6GF scbOo
Tesn sss so1s;hirg Il the performances tia
zA6e ~ irupressicE. Was Il the ariDxie1 seens
Perhaps ths nay hare bad soneihIng 20 do with II
but IL tksaghs tat theAe ehil1ren. whose grand
parents Pr0sably reEsr hA1 hard Of the Eedeznei
should Be her 70 eSstr-Ee Christl1az I'D nor
share ir T.
his bat Izstsee 20 s.E that what saE and hear
sp1sre hi<nlT IN f1ro< of teseherI and p1pHs
Ehaf EaeAze1 Ia nost il ths lrttsr fkeir e.ir
ard r.S14st manner ard seari1g- Let sch school
receive proper eneosragens-t and ore step Jovard
tie Increase q TIE HsEsl--r race viii Be made