Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27
Some Enlightenment.

I'm tho ao,h ~ .rcrst the letter vos .e,, q, Tho
Official Representatiyes of Hawaii residing at the
nf tho Rennh,ic ~ the United Statea and France |
The Pres;dent of the United states and The pres
ident of The French Republic /
some wooLs anhsaoneptiv tho N;,;strv got ,be;r
work in ordnr Tbe Winistera were Rnsb Kuaea
and Jones The Kina by virtue of his intei,rence.
understood the importancc of filling the Office OF
Minister ~ Fnra;un Affairs in order thn, The Min.
istar of Tho inter;1r u,ight devote his whole time
TO his own department and to his work in conncc.
tion with Tho board of Immigration and the
Hoard NJ Health For this reason. and in order
to ili tho Cabinet the King an,r,irted Mr. w Il,
Green Minister OF Foreign kffairs Mr. Green
was chosen because it was thought he was an in
JenenJent man wise and we'll adopted To that Of
foe After the Minister of Foreipn Affairs took
Office in The Ca(;net he was severely censnred by
tbe foreCners and Inv his personat freinds also
by consentins, to tals otlice with those who were
then i'm the Ministry bIit 6t u,rseyered The Min
lister of Foreign Affairs was full of cunning in as
much no be tj,ouoI,t he saw slight mistake made
in the letter sent To- the Goyernments Of England,
France and America. When he began to set his
work in order then one of his colleagues saw that
he was M real friend to the Hawaiian He ex-
pressed his censure Of the action taken respecting
the Representatives of Foreign Powers residing in
Hawaii ne 1t il true in reference to this thing,
there s reason To doubt as To the roht or wrong 81
this action taken Inv the Ministry hut no one will
DENY ma we have previously stated, that the wrong
done by those who have been complained Of viz
the FOREIGN Representntiyes ia yery paramount
Since Mr, Moreno had fallen out, one important
thing remained TO seek to cause a vacancy in the
Interior Departmept the place most earnestly SO.
Icited for The foreigners Once. twice. thrice was
the attempt made to remove the Minister of the
Interior to some other position in the Cabinet /:
but the King exercised forbearance for the man
dealing patently with those who sought miscbicy,
onsiv 10 remoyc without blar,e the one Who held
tbe ,nncb coveted Office There wer, ma nv rea sons
ma ade nm for his removal Int the Kino was ,ased
with tha work Of his man in that denaifment
since dnr;n1 t,,e sjy weeks he was in Office bns
ness nrooressed with no friction works To
the nrosner;tv of the varous districts were taken
| m Tho Kinu lived comfortnblv and "Jazarns he
gan to ant at tho same tnble with the rich man .,
Then for tho frst time was beoinninv do tn lift
mn the childran of the land then for The time
was cons;,iere the wav how To really save the life
| of tho peonle Rni for the time that hone ia
| dead N= "
'The f-st act of the Minister of Foreign Affairs
was To seek for n cause of prieyance between The
Minister of the Interior and the FOREIGN Officials
who had been comnlained Of On SATURDAY eve.
nino the Foreion Renresentati met under tho
direction of the Minister Of FOREIGN Hffairs Mr.
C;reen in h;s ofIicc and held a consnltat;on' I'm.
med;ateiv the Minister of the Interior was sent
for to meet them. as tbonCh that was a ;ndicial
| court Int IL was said to he oniv for friendly con
snitation The Minister Iof the Interior did M,
| hesitate In meet them hecanse he knew he was
,u;,h"nt hl,ma in resnsct tn the con,I.;nt n,"Is
"aa;nst those with whom he was tn consult We
| nat them be corvarsed with them he aoreed
WITH them ON certa;n thinos and d;ifered FROM
them in ,ttar mattars Ha asserted the truth nj
what was made Innvr in The Ietter sent aLrrad
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