Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09
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rilipo is acquainted with the road along
which Gibson travelled to the transfer OF land
the Rad was the hill tot a S,,co,cco loan
this hill was Cihson's work. The cabinet un.
dcrstuud where the money would como from,
The ono to whom they gave Waikiki was the
ono who had agreed to take up the loan |
was distinctly informed tina, this millionaire
SAID, 81 am the richest man in this Kingdom
and mean TO take up this loan, but ! will
not lend any money until tho government Is
FIRST put under my thumb, then will lie, them
have my money" 1t was during the las, Leg
stature tina, explicitly heard this.
The government, has jus, attempted to raise
money among the rich men Of the country,
but they would not lend any money to these
men in whom they had NO confidence, and the
ono whom they distmstcd most Of all was
Gibson.
oh my country and my people, declare to
YOU with loving voice tina, the remnant of
the life OF Hawaii Is in the power OF this bad
man. a man wonled to trcachery. let him re,
hold Of q large sum OF money and that will be
the end OF it.
The black stain Of rebel adhercs to Glib.
son. this ulcer broke out on him at lava: his
name is recorded in the prison Of Java as one
deserving the gallowS. Gibson's name is on
record at the American capital as tina, Of
villain who attempted to persuade that Gov
eminent TO ask indemnity for his imprison.
men, at lava, and the United States came
near being led into war with one of the Eu
ropcan powers on that account. We have an
authentic account Of this affair from the United
States. Gibson failed. He then travelled
this way in the role of one who concealed his
religion, and many Hawaiians came to grief
through him.
oh, my county and my nation, am revo-
lutionist1 No faint OF tina, sort clings to the
name OF Pilipo from his birth down 10 the
presen, time. He has contended for his
country and his race: the majority of his ma
ton have had confidence in him: the district
of North kona has conhded in him and called
him "The Lion of North kona, ""The Bomb.
SHE'LL" "The Cannon" And why have the
nation and newspapers applied these names 10
Pilipo3 Because he has stood firm on the side
OF his country and his nation, not in an Office,
not for any reward. During his entire career
the eyes of North Kona have been fixed on
their representative, and other districts have
desired to have representatives who should act
like Pilipo in our Legislature. BY reason of
Pilipo's courage, frmness and independence
he has become celebrated among those who
: never looked upon him; his u,terances in the
newspapers have been valued by those who
have read them; and the productions OF his
dauntless pen have been translated into the
! foreign newspapers, because they were well
" reasoned, because they spoke only the truth
> and did not deal with mere conjec,ures. Peo-
: pie who opposed Piipo in previous Legislature,
have come TO admire him, because he is 4
character that cannot be gainsaycd.
But Pilipo, forsooth, is REBEL Agains
: whom has he rebelledl Against Gibsoni Alb
u surd and ridiculous! What is Gibson to Pilipo
" What fealty does Pilipo owe TO Gibson1 Be
y fore my country and my nation have bette
: right TO speak and to contend for the weliar,
= OF the land than has Gibson. He puts fortl
every effort to get office and money, but Pilip'
= contends for the real good of Hawaii and tn,
" welfare of the country, and takes his stand oil
" the platform Of refusal to give away land, o
=" the preservation of the independence Of tn
country, of the maintenance Of its constitution
-, he is defender Of the constitution, and strive
" that no one shall infringe on the rights Q
another.
: 1t has been said "these shoes belong L
Pilipo, and he wears the leather he himself Ia
cut out" This is cunning dodge; he is try
ing to avoid stumbling into the pit he himse
= has dug. For myself, boldly declare, an
" for my comrade, ]. Nawahi, l do not hesitat
= to declare, that we would willingly stand bt
y fore the courts of justice and swear to IN
truth Of what have charged against Gibson
:. | would boldly and fearlessy stand before a
= the courts Of my country and affirm the trut
OF these traitofous deeds Of Gibson. dal
: stand before the throne Of Hawaii and asse
that have testified truly as to Gibson's trato
!. Gus deeds. II it were pleasing to the almighl
- King Of heaven and the judge OF all men an
]. spirits that should stand and witness to II
!, truth, would assert those were his words.
n, dare appeal TO the trinity for the truth Of all
= have said touching Gibson.
i: Before you, oh Hawaii, and before my b
loved nation, declare that Gibson dare N
= stand at the las, judgmen, aud deny this;
may try to cover il up from men, but in Il
C
n. presence Of his God he eanno, deny III in
heart he acknowledges it, but he would co
4. denim himself II he were to testify in this ma
a. tel as Christian OF As, perhaps, gentlema
The wIe,ched, contemplate shoes which y
4, say belong TO me are not mine at all; ke
~ what is your own; your words, your though
u, and your deeds are your own. Plpo do
Il nothing in secret, he does no, call in one
!, two TO aid him in e,il his deeds are in +
~ public assembly Of the people, in the newsF
pers, where the nation can scan them. o
thing more and am done with you. Ere
=. the beginning TO the end Of his tGibson's 81 vi
ings in the 6iel fsaksiH there has not bee
:, 10 iar as could Judge. single grain Of iru,
~. not An atom, not one.
IL The darkness secs the lies 81 Gibson, a
!, the father of darkness sees them. The yagra
!, rooaess ghosts who wander over the earth
the sake Of lies perceive the utter falsiy
!. what Gibson has written in the Eieh iaako.
The spihts Of the upper air see the alsol'
=. ialssness and mendacity Of Gibson in the 81
49,, fsakolA. The omniscien, King u Kings =
the fslssneAs Of his testimony. and that he |,
,eh p'oiigioas liar. Let us rise up with Q
q. accord and drive ga, Gibson. lie Is depsas
~ and only depnyed. Do no, hold in che
-, yoaf voices, your thoughts and your ven