The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-06

y t1an ln1y loved home or kindred For ~ t..S5
mg q WAT ether Nation has God Furnished mi
n-lezlalf None. Gr1ece, with iis raro tnIlnrI
vas lo1Eded By rac8 Of saTar1s- When l7sss,
nIaoea kagland he found there a race Of idola
= ..oa9 l4Lnlri1nE Germany had fnr her founder
~ u, e.n ne 2. t1tatss When Peter the Great begun
q oeran. - vas not 20 uithus. Our fathers bernr
alofe t1o Qinel9 LEFT on. Il vas Gods purpose /,
1-te ne 1opndaiiun9 Of our country laid 81 nner
? q l,gn character and intellect. Nowhere dI7
Nation ever start with mach Of Intellect Of cni
. l1re, o. couEcicnce-sn much Of an tha e|srn9rl1
.nal belong ioa great aud free people, as did
! Al through ths early history Of America Gods
hand vas sen. he caused the germ Of our Con
! liullon . 30 written out and signed before thr
kligllns LEFT The Mayhower; He inspired thein
I % LAY 81 plymouth, as the cnrner-sfon1B Of our
Hepqhlie the Free School and the Free Church. II
vas By Gods help that We gained our lndepsn-
de1ce and He has furnished US great men for
ssea o5s3 e make secure the heritage Of nation
AMY unlcn de had given rs.
| IL And this SUGGESTS, second, that we should
give deyout Thanksgiving TO God for the wonder
~ aeTeiopment and power which has leen realized
N America, and for what tho future has in store
Tor her. God planted our Republic at frst the
right time, as well as in the right place. We began 10
Be a. nation, just when the era Of great discoT-
sss inssnLo1s, and enterprises was,pening All
saces nations languages and religions poured into
America their wealth Of brain, and Drawn and
neart And soc the resulti-0ns hundred years
ago our kepublie had less than three millions Of
Il
ne great granary Of the world. last year producing
q corn, wheat, oats, etc, 2IIs,0O0O09 bushels.
N ne year 1881, the United States produced
o1O00UOO tons OF hay; 00,000O0O toni Of coal
q 10000 barrels Of coal oil 100000 ions Of Die
| iron and nearly 10000 tons of steel tails were
forged IN her furnaces. She has 10000 miles Of
tallfoad nearly 10000 miles having been built last
year, which cost more than $1,000 100000. In ten
OF the Western prairie States, which up to within
q few years were thought it only for Agriculture,
mere are now l25,o6O manufacturing estabIiah-
ment9 whose annual products amount to s1.B10-
100000 As Richard s. storrs said IN hi Grafton.
last July, at Woodstock, CT: We seem dealing
with the stupenduous figures of astronomy when
We bring these immense numbers before rs yet
We are not reckoning the progress of those fax stars
that come IN sight only once in century, bot are
simply recording in few particulars the advance
ment Of material public prospsn ana ;,pr country
As The great tides Of ne 1ran ~; TUX & -,,sss
" TO pile their vast waves against q tccasioua
mighty headland, but 10 fill all the crinklinQ bays
and beds OF creeks along the coast, this mighty
Development and prosperity covers the country, /
and reaches every interest and every community
But Americas present, vast as it is is insignia
can't compared with the possibilities that are be- |
figures, showing that America has greater area Il
Of productive soil, by one million square niles l
than all the Old World. This great speaker com
menting on these figures, says:
Here then, bursts upon US the greatly suprest-
i've and organizing American fact, Haf ne Nec
World can support greater population than tie Old
Korld. II It can, probably i ultimately will. In
fate With TSrb !; haoss near Ar; ne t9o.I ~ OF
ent ages to keep stepl"
INIT ufa2ns maj a. ft, -s,is eP'J tnSeo-io'
-tart;si 80, ..of sns a:is WI aAe Son9 sud-
seen the population Of the United States increase
from seventeen TO fifty-tuo millions I expect TO
Of ina eenes abo thst ,,,,a;5 - aacs
onr In,e-;car 1,i e.; 5I ~
I've years The donbiro - ,, - 49, sSsn5
GROWING numbers ne =. .,.,J ar
On 6rsaith eTtsrIn, tso, ~ es'Tuiaseu tnas
Gnlf II advancsd S-.stsI = ~ ~ AsI " lIe
vsar and IA fesl - ~ sssss.nssn inlles saSn
the spectacle Of ths deinge ~ mem rvs so, ~,
he hand m Col Rnt are b,r a.. an ~. ~
more rspdlv now To ne ,st,-si 20 W
a shown Nv Az ss no l9 % which
ally, must add the incessant stream Of HUNDREDS {
Of thousands Of immigrants every year from the 9
Old world.
Suppose says joseph Cook. that there ara
0ne hundred millions Of people in America In The
rear 1000 expect that there will be that number 7
n 800; but wish to make my estimate mildly 7
populated parts of Europe, now increase attn AZ ~
tate Of more than one per cent annually Let our p
migration fall away; let wars storm over our n
injured years be equal to that Of sufocated Eng
anu ana RUSSIA to-dayI Call 1t only one per y
emit. annually, after the year 1000 Even at this
'eIeeentaRe Of increase We should double once in Z
IN 80 4o0OOO,oO0; in 200, 100000
" IN 24OO l,6OOOOO,OO0; and IN 200, 100000
~. Uo YOU t9ink NJ Cook merely amusing himself
,lIn gTeaI nguresr' The last edition Of the Ency-
lopeola britannica, Just issuing from the press te
ummarizes the best investigation which Europe Al
As given 70 the topic by these amazing words n
1sIo,d n ,5 5 Of Aerca were fully
M M woul anoEa sustenance 70 5oo1OOO-
~ az nunoe, nearly nVe tunes as O.
49, 20 VIC en- mass o. nnman beings now ex- Dc
,s, uPO ne iase o. me giooe mnas is even 81
- - ~ 70 not lnprooaoie tnat this =
Ioolelous population VIII be IN existence within VI
= Z y Z. ~ H at A1ch centuries vi
1 a,sa, tnrougn these stupendous figures, as
~ A1aeres a 11. % Aerlca future stand
,fanc siea' as sue no" Is, Is only IN ner ~
iIanoJ' nc
III. But will not her very greatness prove her A.
Is not her great wealth, and the CON -
quent luxury and extraYagance already sauuinO WI
sr strength Are not American POLITICS areadv tic
'pelessly corrupt? Are not morality and true op
losing their hold upon the hearts Of VII
e peopieI are mot the days Of the Republic an
most numberedl Yes" say the alarmists But
do not believe them. befiers that the 4utsJ,ican on
opie Herer strong morally as TODAY, and an
Z this would have you give de7out Thanksciv- wi
g to God. ba
I am not Hind 10 tha f,.t ,,,at -. -. =. VIII
sutions are to be subjected to fearful sts; r. u
future. Great problems alreadv confront hs- the
DIV to control and regulate great nonopolies: !
and Socialism, how In gnva-,, saa, III; ;st bel
yersai th ss;I lsas Gs,es YIN ass
.hese veiQhty uroblerns and man, s,as tho
mand the sefioug fhonoht and set;o- - a ssey wa
nerican The nations Fl tbe ea-th az y. ess.y wei
her doors. The verv antnolss s III S, Oo1g anf
meeting on her shores And WITH tbssa s1.,, act
lerse customs and bitter r,reiuSIicas arts, anc
races and confiictino faiths pro
n her moral ,,oTvs, - -, Mn
~ ,o-. ~ ~ = so1iy hope The has
seritv ia strs., nH ~ = lnospens9oe 70 tioI
~ -, 49, ~ ~ peLnAnenoe' ~ Is TO
"Iat enleI PRISE courage, and faith is teri
nc man Is g the Nation what the soul is to swe
y - e. o,- mas nas iost TINS OF Is losing IT. Der
= - a. 100 ~. MS = me power with which
a,a;,, tbst ,, Elsas ana Withstand pas
saaaan 'i h, nnnss inevitapiy come hea
a. ,s ~. loss .nls power Inc three Wal
bo-o. az ~ ~ RoneLs ~ any NATION are
49, W. " 80 anu tns pulpit; never before
! :, Ilsuty powers 50 work Tor righteous
;, ., ~ halnetica as To-Day. In the nation at II
-, ~ th - n9ls A,,ractTe, nome-raining full
~. anu integent, and parental in ,sta,
- = slsn efsr pe1ore. AS long as 80
.onably sure Of oontinning e r,ic asion y
stanflv ulof1, r,ovrerfnI 4,,irit7,,,1 f-s o WAS
bfr,ee - tfo ,,~,-r. R:saL loLce. amer few
- ,-t;o,, a.. ~ -. SpllnBs among tne nils, -
ublic moral prosperity and life -,