Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-09-09

irwatapepf Ne They Wrir tunhtl'd ny
heir svn conscience, and accordingly they
daddy lct us eo nee h. publish ow thoughts
throughout the land
unde, tho heading " "malicious Islander y
he HtA changes us with falsehood In what We
.ay about tho raising " the salary ~ the serrc
ao u the uutrl " Health. uilsun's s"n In
law, to $3.50 ycat. TIL, Is piece
,l nrru,,sm, anil 10 NOT prompted Ivy the h,ain
hat loves Hawaii
Can The 68A declare that the nation viii
.h,erully pay SlSoo year to q foreigner FOR
acting "a secretary 10 the liaad " Health fot
the short time ol once ~ twice month, and
lot doing some albc, slight ,oricca ~ the com
mani ~ the uatm. white the rest ~ bis time
he is 10 engage in hls own husinrsal Cot J.
II nn,d b. Kept tln.ci, employed at the Int
rui department t,om min, O'Clock In the MON
ing ill fou In the afternoon, yet hs salary y
the same q, that Of this SON law The clc'k
vi the water works aud VI the market, also Is
bu,, from morning ull night and gets only
tiupo q ycat hut this relative " the HlippcD
premier N promoted of hand, l. not this
clcnr ptoof that Gibson !, running the govern.
mcnl ysr his sjrl ftef12 No one can deny
this And because the nat cannot tmthlully
re6ule our assertions of last week, It goes about
Tea break the ninth commandment OF God
,leealapuc, "Thou shalt moi bear false witness
against thy neighbour alleging that the news
paper 80 Hrndu lhs lima has been bought
II none uf the editors ol that newspaper Uh'
EiI1 could Trust our denial " this nlmoI tia
NC have been bought why did they not 80 Il
the Government house and search the record
oi convcyanccs We declare 60 the nation
there is not sum OF money sufficient 10 LIT.
from the NT lima It's independence OF discus
sion. It's fearless pursuit aherih prosperity an'
advancement ol its own people We hav
never been traitors Ia our nations non has ou
patriotism even consented 10 part with ,hos
broad acres of the crown lands, as has the hos
Of the Eifh,
Let the false prophets, dreamers and lctle
worhippcr Of the hleL predict that or pape
will die. but the iae dina will renal
a power In this beautiful land and Is rea
by the people of all colos throughout thI
Archipelago. The fame of It's dauntess asse'
ton OF the rights OF our citizens has encompa'
,ed the land. We know this, that Gibson g
tabished the M hon, but 1t collapsed, th'
Nit Martin (Makini) started the In Ofoa b'
it failed kawainui was long connected wit
the AnoSoa and il still lives. kawainui nj,
started this paper that is rallying these island
which our latest postcrly will read. II
name Of Kawainui will long live in the histol
OF this country.
o pen he sharp N point.
O men bc jealous for the land
THs TRuIu.
Before the opening Of the Legislature, liza
seldcn approached us with proposition 10 b'
out the HaiooH rae lima, and to make OF
Hawaiian newspaper 10 be our joint propert
and To be managed by us in common. Thr
several times did he make this proposition cv'
into the period when the legislature was in 5,
sion. Mr.. Kapena is our witness to this IA
that we utterly refused, for Mr., HayScld
begged him to come and try to persuade us
ycild to his request. We answered Mr.. X
pcna that II would not be proper, Tor 1t "
greatly esteemed, and II was becoming pow
in the land. Thercupon Iiayselden Subsid
and never repeated his request, but now
loudly vaunis that we have been subsidized
the foreigners.
FAILING OUT IN THE CABINET.
The FIRST official act of the Minister Of t
interior was to turn out L. w, Purvis from
, Interior Department. But now this stone
jec,ed by Gibson's fellow minister is select
40 be acting chamberlain and instructor to I
. army with the title OF major. lie shoots
and overiops his fellows like the young brer
. fruit sapling. Gibson chose him ior this pls
n and it seems as If Gibson had poured conten
on his fellow ministers. II they were gent
c men they would have regard for each 9th
S But il is evident that they are pulling agai
h each other and the end will be split. WI
!: will the ministers learn to respect each oth'
:. sensibilities and dignity' And when will G
/. son reach such a pinnacle of shame as to
G sgnp-The Fac lima Sept. 1882.
o Will the form of the government be change
a 1t was formerly said we were a C
stitutional monarchy, now ii is said we an
government without a constitution; the con
tuition has been abandoned. There is C
IL stitutiQn in existence, but ii has come TO ne
y ing: it is despised by the heads of governm'
in The citizens have no voice in government; t
at have been robbed Of their rights, and betra
kf OF their rights, and betrayed by the represel
a. Il IL. luaIi. laiiaI.. !.