The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-09
Demonstration by the POOlas and the Police

On Monday evening the "Poola' or Laboring
Mems Association, proceeded in uniform to extend
their congratulations TO the newly appointed Chief
Justice. They arranged themselves in two ranks,
in front of his residence the verandah of which
the Chief Justice and some of his friends were
standing, and Mr.. II. Waterhouse their President
said:
THE Poola Association feel happy to see their
new Chief Justice. They congratulate themselves
that this appointment has been made, and they
thanked His Majesty most heartily for having
thus chosen one of Hawaii's sons, whom they
loved and can trust to be of the fathers of
this people. Six Cheers for the Chief Justice :"
After the cheers, Mr. Kauluhou made further
address in which he said " the thanks of the peo-
pie of Hawaii were due to His Majesty for having
appointed to this honorable and responsible place,
one who was a Christian and true friend Of this
people, and who had filed IN turn all the seats
the Judicial Bench"
The Chief Justice then said, (spuaking through
Judge kaulukOu,) that he was very much gratiiled
at this expression of good will BIZ the POola Asso-
citation. 1t was very encouraging to feel that ne
had the affection and confidence of HawaiianS
and he would endeayor never to abuse It. His
honored father of kauikeaouli's Ministers,
had educated him III the law that he might be of
service to Hawaii. and now after his death his
hopes were being fulfilled in way he knew not Of.
He thanked His Majesty for having thus gra-
ciousy honored him and proposed three cheers
for our King Kalakaua which were heartily given.
On invitation the Association, numbering about
100. filed iuto the line when after shaking hands
with the host and hostess they were entertained
for about half an hour. Then one watch of the
Police in white uniforms under the leadership of
Captains Tell and Mehrtens fled in front of the
residence, when Capt Tell read the following
address:
To the Hon. 4. f. Judd, chief Chancellor Of The
s1R: We. the Police Force of this city, have
heard of your promotion TO the position of your
late predecessor. Therefore come to con
gratulate you, with hearts full of JOY, and we
trust that YOU will fulfill the laws and the will of
our King BY this we give our hearty welcome
and love to you by giving three cheers.
W. II. IELI., Captain Police Force.
After leaving the residence of Mr.. Chief Justice
Judd the POOlas and the Police marched over, In a
most orderly manner, 10 the house Of the Second
Associate Justice, in order to compliment him
upon his elevation. The Poola Association drew
up first and forming IN double line in front Of the
veranda with hats of, member introduced
them in the following words g have the honor
TO be deputized by the Poola Association to com
pliment Won upon YOUR elevation to the position of
Second Associate Justice. This Association, know
ing your worth, express their gratitude at your
being appointed one of the fathers Of the people"
Upon Mr.. Judd TRANSMITTING the remarks the Asso-
citation gave three rOusIng cheers.
Mr. Austin, in reply, said: Il will ask to say
what have to say IN my own language WOULD
wish to say it in your own language If could do
SO. had been informed Of your intention of Wis
iting the Chief Justice but had no idea you were
coming to see me. l feel deeply the compliment
YOU have paid me in calling me one of the fathers
Of the people, and also feel the compliment of
being associated with such man the Chief
Justice. heartily return you my thanks for the
kindness and good will you have shown towards
me. / will endeavor SO to conduct my duties Of
Justice that the people Of this land shall be salts
fed
On the conclusion of Judge Austin's remarks
the Association gave three more cheers, and then
marched of. full watch of police, uuder COM
mand of Captain Tell, then marched up, formed
line and saluted. Captain Tell read the following
short address in native:
To the How. Beaj0mfn H. AHstfn, SecoHd Associate
Justice Of tie Supreme Cogt Of tie Hai0aiiaH
Islands.
SIR: We, Of the Standing Police Force Of this
city, have heard of your promotion 70 the position
OF Second Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
Of the Hawaiian Islands; therefore We come TO