The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-25

LEkF FEox rHE RECORD OF OIDES Tr,zEs.-In
Isfs. soon after the organization of the Govern
reut petitions were sent 10 the Legislative Assem-
hly from the windEard Islands which awakened
-eat interess among the population. The petitions
mainly asked "a That no nAturalized foreigner be
PERMITTED 10 hold any office; that foreigner
hereafter be allowed 20 become naturaiiZed: that
no lands be parted with TO foreigners On the
18th of December. 1876. His Majesty the King Ia
rneharueha III. with keoni Ana. Pali. Kaeo and
Dr. Judd sailed N the Piia for Maui, KeohOkalole,
Lr-elohuku- hanaina- hanehoa and many other
chiefs going also IN the RsoBa and HaalHio. Land
inc nj LAhAIns under salute of q guns from the
fort and rsceve6 by 40 officers with drawn swords.
The King had public audience at the residence of
Governor lOunE, where 1875 persons paid their
sFectE % him The royal party rode to Waikiki.
NakaEao. and over Haieakala to Hama, addressing
the people az every station. At Mokulau some 1000
pe-suus assembled 10 hear the King. At Hama, on
the is1h January. ls46, Kauikeaouh addressed the
people Bs follows:
Hear re Commons have visited and addressed
YOU before. and now by the blessing of God stand
before YOU again He has graciously been pleased
20 make me your hing. have given the Kingdom
20 Ein-fhere Is nothing more 70 be said. Think
not this burden il Is not the wish of the present
Government 20 enforce burdens upon YOU we bear
them all alike YOU know what is wrong, and when
% Eppesl trorn oppression The laws are clear
desire 70 encourage you IN the cultivation of the
e1rth and Obtaining property 1t is important that
yu1 take care of vour children Send them TO the
best schools. Il is nv desire that your children be
instructed in useful knowledge derived from for
elru countries II they are oisInclined 10 attend,
Fuu should urge them, and when they are grown
tker VII reward your care. Aid your teachers. /
have devoted funds to their support but II is
your duty 20 extend your aid, and we will act in
cuncer1 % promote this good object. The laws we
arr making are intended for your good Laws are
y oorrect evils and they must be observed. The
G1Ferurneutis nov nrm-at resin peace with all
Give not your children to teachers who do not
know their duty. Supply the best. knowledge is
for the advantage Of the country. ] hare hard
sh1f forsigH iGads depe1d upon ky0icedge and char
orfcr 70 sfsssgfhss he GOusrNsseHf- We living
With desire 70 promote the best interests of the
Kingdom You and are young, but God has made
me vour father and will endsavor TO perform my
dury. We have had difficulties You have heard
81 fhen-I have seen them Idleness is an evil IN
al lands but II does not exist much in foreign
lands did Il here IN DAYS Of old. Let It cease.
EH hrur heIr1 II the adopted 70 strengthen
0Hd rrforHa tis GOrerHRsHr, aud y0E hare doubted
r. aidgHs o. those measures, bw TIE old system IS
fasf glssiag osoug. What right then IS lcr0Hg
asr- ians fheIefOrs okossH icjife 10 be
~ MirEsfsrs- One of them stands with me, the
rest are az home These things are for YOUR good;
for the advantage of our reign. j know not when
re NAV meet zgain- II you regard nv savings
our views We come 70 inquire after your welfare
not % enact incomprehensibe laws. address YOU
II the name Of God Religion is the bulwark Of a
nEtiun- Think not that the missionaries alone say
tins Every foreigner knows IL No country pros
pers without religion Let us strive to attain it.
THIS. o. Commons, Is all ] nov say.
Ths King had formed his first full regular Cabinet
m -A The Land Commission had first been organized,
an The 1rst legislature had Just held its session.