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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-13
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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-18
TIE AzNGs AlnkMABlkIrY

The planters memorial to the King has
given the defender Of the "Palace party" no
end Of trouble 10 master, as every once in a
while new effort is made TO show some cause
why il should not have been unanimous. The
latest attempt is an effort TO prove that fraud
has been practiced by the officers Of the Plant.
ers' Labor and Supply Company in securing
the right to vote for absentses by proxy,
whereas the ''palace party" have no knowl-
edge to found any such charge upon, from the
fact thai none exists. The idea that person
will grant power to another TO vote away his
money, and restrict him on matters politically
pertaining TO their vital interests, Is endeayored
to be proven in a very absurd manner The
probabilities Of some person OF persons being
unduly influenced through their commercial
obligations TO Others Is also inslancei, but, if
such were the case, il Is no honor to them now
to disown their responsibility. ], Is NO dis
honor in a man 10 vote where his interests lie.
but which act, Il ai,erward he has not the
manliness to own il, will be despised. Happily
NC know of no such case as menlioned, and
Nc look upon the matter a. one Of the weak
sub,erfges Of the "~ily one" To create diseori
in the camp, The memorial Of The planters
may no, have accomplished all they hoped,
ba, NC honor them in placing Il upon the pages
ol Hawaiian history with unanimi,y, and /, is
this ser, fact that s,aggsn the po~sn ,ka, bei
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-18
SHIPPING NOTES.

The An seh Claus Spreckels Is about hove down
The U Alaska returned from Hilo, on Tuesday
lAss.
sehoonsr Anna sailed from San franci,oo. November
sth, fpf kAhguL
The An biine J 4 falkinburg sailed for San Fan.
cleco on "Wednesday
The Haw bk kalakzua il al the custom house wharf
loading fuf san lranciscg, 10 sail early week
Ihs n. W. Almy arrived yesterday from San Fran
cisoo With fall cargo q gesefai merchandise
co and docked al the 2. II. 5 5 ~hah ~here shs Is
NE An bliss Ella i al Brewer a Cos wharf load.
ing iof San fanesco, iW ~hich po he viii ,ai
about the ssih inst
Ihs Sic IA Rsmijio CaA Ha~es arrived Oh the
pon o. Monday laa, from New Castle, y ). W Her
agents ofdeFcd hsf 70 San frzzr.scp.
The N Cay q sydney all b. due from sgd.
nry and Auckland, iOmQffuN en-ronis 20 San fran
cisco. Carrying the u 5 ard huropean nail,
The An hstne W q irstn u al the cd steamship
~an sheIs shs haf dischErged an q her down cargo
iiom San tr9neireo, ad = n~ On ihe berth g return
The y N, ). s. Lealantia arrived a. san ffancisco
Sunday, oct -. reporting ~ days passage from Hon
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scnd "a ballast
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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-18
THE ELECTION IN THE STATES.

THE ELECTION IN THE STATES.
The Sues arrived yesterday with an interest
ing batch OF news, the most important being
the elections in the States, which are nearly
everywhere largely in favor of the Democratic
party. New York claims majority of $780,
900; Pennsylvania elects Democratic state
ticket and makes large gains on the Congress
ional election; Indiana gives Democratic
majority of 500; Connecticut elects a Demo
cratic Governor; Colorado gains Democratic
victory; Massachusetts elects n Democratic
Governor, but most of the state officers are
Republicans; the Southern States are of course
Democratic. The majority of the Northern
States show no change in their votes, electing
the Republican ticket in most cases. Nevada
elects the Democratic ticket; Arizona and
Wyoming return Democratic delegates to Con.
gress and Washington sends Republican.
California elects the Democratic ticket by
large majority and three Democratic represen-
tatives to Congress out of four districts. The
second district is doubtful. This is the most
sweeping victory made by the Democratic
party since the beginning Of the late war, and
is owing principally to injurious planks put
into the platform of the Republican party, and
the corruption which has crept into it, which
caused many staunch supporters ofthe party to
refrain from voting or to vote in opposition to
it. This is an "off year." and the result is
not an infallible criterion by which to forecast
the result OF the next Presidential election in
1854. The Democrats now have large ma.
ioriiy in the House Representatives, and
their majorities in the state Legislatures may Sc
cure them few additional senators during this
year and next. This election may result in
causing the Republican party to dispense with
its "bosses" and "machine politics." and
again become the party Of the people. 1t was
the party which saved the Union from dssolu.
ton, and under which the country, since the
war, has attained degree OF prosperity never
before known, and il is not improbable lha,
this overwhelming defeat may work a reaction
which viii again bring them to the front in
1854.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-18

hence No effort e spared To tear Il 90 pieces, ur
10 prove Il 10 be other thao what It pupous
There IS method In thcr madness This
memorial has shown 10 the King that the pre-
mier was not the man u thcif choice. o, be-
bad affirmed, II hos protested ia language loo
plain to be misunderstood that they had nu
confidence in the administration, and that
The vital interests N the county were jcop
atdi,cd by their continuance. Il strongly
showed their views also upon the reckless c,.
lnwgneca undertaken In the administration
Of government affairs and royal iollics And
yet the protest Is unhccied Tu the day Is
not mr distant, II ~ hoped, when wiser coun.
cils viii prevail anil every voter 10 that memo.
rial will then feel proud that his record va,
lor The saving II The nation. The ropon,i.
hiliiy " The situation lies with the King, iuf
10 him and no one else did the planters appeal
That the premier replied thereto, ova,iycly IN
der We may nll ai we please obou, minis
lefa obligations, NJ which, however. there ha.
been little evidence under the present admins
tntion, but the memorial Of the planters set
tied the question definitely and It Is recorded
forever and in the refusal to meet the spirit o
that appeal the King has virtually bcoom,
answcmbc for the good of III of this country
The "palaec party may cry lraud I'LL they ",
hoarc, but the facts are on record against
them, and no ublcfmgc will relieve the rc
,ponsibity.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-18

We have before mentioned The belief Of
Prof White aud it ra belief which might ~
most be called a self evident rroro,hioul that.
comparing the timc during which the disease
ha' been recognized on these island. with The
mrld progress it has made among The people
n 3, impossible, with any show of reason, to
make heroiily "d'Hf rc'pon,hlr tot the con
d'uon ol The population o. presented to-day
ln mihrf di.W""l "l . paramount influence ai
h'''''')' the following negative testimony BY "i
iofcl
10 pt HayarIH report "l The twenty two
''''' 'n The l''''e'i'' ~ iNiS, 1t D. mentioned
mat eleven "l The patients were married. and
m all h'' SIXTY 'h''' children none ol which
children had shown any lmpiomN ol the dis.
ease, notwithstanding The Tact that large pro.
portion "l ihcm must have attained 'hr age OF
which % N prone ID. develop
We Know "' q great deal "i testimony oi q
'lm'l" nature which can i've gotten here one
n"''''' instance "'nE 'h'l "l Lu"p ", ihrr'
children lihr oldest being perhaps ~ ye'"h
The father o' whom had contracted the disease
sometime puot lo the huth ut either and, o
another family in The same disliet, containing
seven children "" arc lcpcr'' though neither
the Mlhet not mother had developed any Dmp
toms ol the disease pu"t To the hIf'h OF ciihe'
LOT the children l@iicrly however we have
heard that the parents also, after having with
'iood what We take To- he the eoniagion OF the
disease lor many years are beginning TO show
The Wcmonlioy symptoms.
Pfoi. White again mentions;
he history "i the little centre ol disease
in Louisiana, watched fortunately from its very
beginning, leads to the same conclusion that II
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-18

compelled to declare putting il mildly, that
the organ hos hfiotief the Truth. H. ability
fot such work has long inee been established
beyond question We are happy 10 learn.
however. that there are mo- capitalists among us
foolish enough To take such chances, and wa
ate confident o., well ihni no builder in This
community will risk H. nut, Il the story be-
true, and the money appropriated fot ,ttai,I
uiy,Vmf0f th,hhHcI has not been and u
moi being expended Tor palace work, what
about Mt Cib,nns promise 10 the member NJ
the legislature, that II they would appropriate
the amount estimated for the completion of the
work they would never be asked tu appfo.
pirate for the palace again1 And when he was
told 10 prepare hi, estimates aud to be sure aud
name q sufficient sum, for they were sick and
tired 1T palace demands, why was he w far out
In hi, rcokonug' And II it Is true that there
r q builder among ua foolish enough 10
take such chances, be has certainly enough
mcthud iu h.. mtluCH tn cover in hs charges
liberal interest forhl money. Are such trans.
actions "wi,c and cronomical2' Have the
ministers kept faith with the Legislators or with
the pcoplc' It is claimed by some on behalf
ol the ministry that the money appropriated
f1f repairs ON government buildings has nearly
all been used for palace work, and lcgitmntcly,
claiming that the technical difference between
the erection Of mae building, and the repairing
Of old ones Is not worthy of consideration.
We think otherwise, and so do the people We
think that money appropriated for a specific pur
posc should he expended as appropriated, and
that palace has no night to even "drll shcd''
or "palacc stables money. but, however,
whether the organ has told the truth or has
been seeking to mislead and hide the fact that
the elastic conscenccs Gf they have anyl Of the
ministers have enabled them to make Illegal
transfers, the case either way is bad enough,
and the wretehed mbterfugcs Of the organ, in
apologzing for ministerial mismanagcmcnt,
would almost animate the sphinx into an at.
tack Of retehing. The people understand.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-18

BosroN Am. bk. ANY TuESEE -........... Newell
Doe Jan. ss.3o. c, Brewer S Co.. agtS
BEEuFS, Ger. ok c. X Rlsitor ....-... Walter
DErAErusE BAY, An hk. >. 5. TtoNrsoS Potter
Due Nov, 7o-ss. foI kahulut)
KUEEsA, Am bktne W. II, DtNosn .....- Houdlett
dor kahului) now due.
GLASGOW Brit ship ABERAsiNN. ..-... Chapman
Dae Jan. so-ss G W. Macfarlane & Co, agts
HoNceoSc Ger. hk l.lytSCsToNE. ....... Stefcns
Dae Nov. ts-so Hackield q Co, agts.
HuunotuT, An. tern IosEFH Russ ....... Henriques
Due Allen & Robinson. agts
liyHErpot, Brii. bk, ULlpCs ...... Swictoslawski
Due Ian 7n-ss L II. Davies s To, agts.
NANAln6 via Hama, An. bk FoErsr QuEES Nelson
Due Nov. so-ss. Hackield Co, agts
Nav ASTLH Ssw, Am, bgtn. NoKrH STAR. Morehouse
NEw CAsrlE, ssW., Am ship GErrNsbuRe Iheobald
Due Oct. IS. Ships account
NV YoEE Am. bktne. ELSoE NERNo'. Humphrey
10 sli about Nov; Castle a Cooke, agtS-
PoEr GANeLE, Am. hl LizzIE MAEsHALL
Due Levers < Cooke, agts.
PoRr GAssnLE Am bktne DiscovEEY. .Perriman
Nov so-ss u. Haekfeld & Co, agts Lumber to
PoHrtssn O.. Am. bk ALpES Brssr. ,...... .Noyes
Due. Bolies a Co, agts
Due Nov. IS. II. HAokfeld & Co. agtS-
SoUrT SKA Is. HaS. Sch JuLiA...-......- Iieniy
sYpsry, ESss CRY o. sYDSEy. ....... .DeAIbou
NOy. q Il. Haekfeld 8 Co, as's nn.
FASS,ses s. s', lszAsB, An bs'as. ". H. MTfs. Howe
due Dee. ts-so Brewer & c., Agents.
PoEr BLAgULY, schr CouKsEE, ...,,.,,.....,
EuHssG, Am bktns E,isA CLAupEA. ..-.... Maison
For kahulni, due Nov. ss-9a
san FrAscIsCo, HaN. bgtne. PoNARE. ....... Drew
Fof kahului, due Nov. zs-3o.
SAN fEAECIsCn, Am. schr. ANNA. AcSuloch
Fof kahului, due.
San FFASeisco, An. bk d. MuNRAY.,... Jenls
doe Deo $40. = a. Sehasfer & Co, Agents
SAH FEAhctsco. Am. bgtne ]. D. SrREcgEl.s .. Friis
due Nov. sS-ya W. G. Twin Co, Agents.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-18
MECHANICAL TOYS.
Extension BedsieAds and Cradles, Marble,top Blu.
reaus, etc.
PRESENTATION BOOKS AND POETS


The following list Of Books presents but portion Of
the stock provided for the Of this island com
munity, viz:
Indian Summer; Great Painters: Homely Scenes: Sets
Wild Flowers, clio. and tree elf Leopods Shakespeare
clio. and hlf elf; Garden Flowers, clio. and eli.
Little Women, ILL., etn., clo and clf Lucille, i'll edn
elo., elf and NOR. World Home American Pictures
Indian Pictures English Pictures: Mediterranean
Leaves; Etching and Etehers Sehillers Lay Of the
Bell Moritx Retxschs Outlines ShakespeareS ORA.
matte Works; Princess Beatrice Birthday Book: His.
tory OF Painting Paul Lccrois's Science and Iifera.
the Middle Ases PRINT Collector; The Universe Life
and Works Of Gilbert Stuart The Cotier's Saturday
Night Poc's Bells Moores Irish Melodies Songs oi
Seven; Library Of British Poets, J vols hf MOI.
Hayergafs Poems, plain and hand painted covers
Shadow OF the Rock Changed Cross, hand painted
covers Home, Sweet Home Purple and Cold; Hol.
lands Complete PorEs, elo- and hh elf Mrs. Brown
ings Poems, clo and elf. Jean lngelo~'s Poems
Moore's Poems; Bayard Taylor's Poems Holme'
Poems Owen Merediihs Poems Campbsfs Poems
Kaihrna, Her Life and Mine; coleridge's Poems
Byrons Poems Thompson's Poems Covper's Poems
Aldrichs Poems Rogers Poems Lyttons Poems
AinS~ouhs Poems; Goldsmths Poems HemAns
Poems; ossian's Poems; Cnbbes Poems; Homers
Odyssey; Pope's Poems; Herber's Poems; khke
devotional Longfelo~'s Poems Tenny~ons Poems !;
Golden Poems. Wards~onhs Poems banie's Poems;
Drifting Snowfiakes. poem New Songs foe little peo-
pie; Little People q the Snow The Rose; Schools
With Me; He Givs,h HI Beloved Sleep; opss s.
same Excelsior; wooing q the Water Witch Pretty
Peggy, and other ballads Looking Toward Sunset
Iris, s,oddafds Poems; lhanatopSis; Sensible FIJI
qnetta; Hannah Jane Children Of the Village Con
temporary Art Boston Town; The shepherd Lady
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-18

The following dispatch which give, truth
htl representation of the situation here was
received in Washington on the 9th inst obs.
patches received by the acting secretary Of the
navy this morning from the commander Of the
u. s. ship Ahfka report a serious state Of A.
fairs at Honolulu, growing out Of dissatisfaction
among sugar planters. The planters have
formed protective union, and made protest
10 the King against the selection Of his cabi
net They urge more liberal and progress.
i've policy than indicated by the Kings
movement The King, in replying, rccog
nzed the right Of all to make suggestions, II
they entertained any grievance, and assured
the members Of the union their appeal would
be considered Meantime there has been no
change in the situation, and the King has is.
sued proclamation that he would be crowned
February rzth The report further says the
matter probably will drift along until the coro-
nation day, when indications point 10 a dis
urbnncc il the alleged evil is not remedied.
Complaints Of members Of the union appear
to be general. The policy Of the Government
is not sufficiently liberal, and they urge bet
ter opportunity for bringing in labor and the
adoption Of course to insure the continuance
OF the Reciprocity Treaty with the United
States, which, it is acknowledged, has added
so largely to the wealth Of the planters"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-18

The translation from the native paper, Pae
dina, Of letter written 10y Hon. G.. w. Pill
no, is well worthy Of perusal and appears in
another column. The opinion Of Mr.. Piipo
is somewhat in keeping with our estimate Of
the present Premier; not that we have had
any Of the personal experiences with him
which Mr.. Pilipo relates to have occurred be.
tween himself and Gibson, and in witnoss Of
the truth of which the name Of Hon. Nawahi
is called in, but from the iRdeli6h records Of
his antecedent life, TO which we have before
given publicity in print. Anyhhing, we con
ceive bos5ibh of such a man in the desperate
struggle Of last chance but that that strg-
gle, whatever it may be, will be futile, we en-
terain no doubt. We trust that his Majesty,
especially, will ponder well the letter referred
to, and seek some better friend than Gibson TO
interpret its meaning.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-18


1t is His Majestys Gesire that for the future,
Members of the House Of Mobiles and Privy
Councillors, should present themselves at
Court on State occasions in a suitable dress or
uniform. BY last advices the cost Of said uni
form will be $500. You are requested to
kindly forward a reply to this Office, previous
TO the departure OF the next steamer to the
Coast, so that the amount can be RENTED.
| have the honor to be, Sir,
Your Obedient Servant,
EDWARD w. PURvIs,
III. Ms. Acting Chamberlain.
Some of the said Privy Councillors and No
bles, we understand, have very respectfully
signifed their dissent from the opinion Of pro-
priety, which must, in this instance, have
given birth to d" His Majesty's desire" Some
are thinking, that to satisfy the pecuniary de-
mand which is named, would not be altogether
consistent with the principles OF domestic
economy they have been educated to; while
Others again are gravely concerning themselves
with the question of appearance, las applied to
themselves, decked out in the costumes of the
middle.ages II this is going to be a ''go," it
will kill the ghost Of the Fourth O. July beyS,
unless they can borrow some of the suits.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-18

TENDERS
i VIII be received at the Office OF the undersigned
for lease Of ten years from the Isl Of December sss Of
the premises in Manoa Valley, belonging the
OF Charles Long, deceased Offers OF terms Of lease
may be made for these premises either as a whole or
separately, for one, three Of the following diys
ions Of the same, i. G..
First-rhe Homestead and Lot belonging thereto
Seeond-fhe Kula Land, with the Bananas and
other improvements thereon.
Third-1he Kalo and Rice patches with the rice
now growing in them.
Possession to be given Immediately. Surveys and
deeds at expense Of lessee.
Rents payable semannually in advance.
The undersigned himself the right 10 de-
cline any or all tenders, either for the whole Of the
premises for any all of the separate lots above
For further particulars, apply to
+. A. SCHAEFER,
IGS3t Admr. Estate " Chas. Long
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-18
7HE USE dND ABUSE or PR/tE
LEGES

There are many people who, not satisfied
with the free use of an important privilege, are
ever ready to abuse il and il any reasonable
restriction he imposed upon them will die
"crying for more" There are those also who
will allow others to impose upon them with
dclriment TO all concerncd-thc result OF de
fcicncy of backbone" This is as true Of
public officials as Of private pcrsonngeS. We
have seen this cxcmpiicd in more ways than
one, but at present it is our intention TO speak
Of the cleaning up Of the public streets and the
collection Of garbage by the Board Of Health
carts. The time was when they were used
only for cleaning the streets. Subsequently
they consented to remove all trash piles that
were dumped into the street from private resi-
dences. But several persons, still unsatished
at having the public carts do what they should
have had done at their own expense, demand
that the street cleaners go into their yards and
gather up the rubbish carry it into the street,
and cart it away. 1t is claimed by some that
it is better for the Board of Health to clean
private yards of rubbish, than to allow it to lie
and breed contagion. But if the Health
authorities will do what is properly their duty
they will have sufficient work TO attend to.
Every houseowncr should be compelled to keep
his yard free from injurious garbage, but the
prisoners used by the Board of Health, should
not be expected nor allowed to do that part of
the work for them. 1t is enough to have the
matter taken care of when thrown in heaps into
the street. This work costs the government a
considerable sum OF money during the year,
and the expense should not be made heavier
by the laziness of private individuals the
leniency of the health officer.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-18

We took the pilot by nay watch. which was
Honolulu time in sis days, ten hour and
forty five minutes.
IN addition to The above our san fmnsi.co
correspondent mtn,hr The nlloving The
steamer ZDaiDd,d arrived here October 10th,
making the quickest time urecord Her mails
went cast the ncst day and were landed In
New Yorl in five and one half day, which n
the fastest east bound time tycf made.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-18
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Iaterna s5h.. Tor Hanalet -..... ..... Nov II
Remiiia Me hk. Halves, for san Francisco. .
kilauea Hou .tui., Scars, Tor kahului ..... -
tchua, s,m.. l1rcuFeR ior MoloNh and Maui -
lilrlke sim, King, Cor litlo. -.--....-..s.. -
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Er,err. M NgIntyre, for Pori T1wnfend . IS
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las Make stm., Mcdonald, for Kauai ..... -
Nettie Merrill SCH for lahaina .........-, -