Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07
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By what authority did Mr. Bush purchase
he Kings we'll anil give IIia Majesty . pet
pciual right n q -four inch pipe supply from
he water with four inch pipe leading
from The we'll whai would il bc eoiih ~ the
Government
Two native wpmcn we're met the other
morning cnwappcd IN The heavy military
cloaI,s u -Four army" Il b all hgh, cnougb,
We suppose, only, they we're not voted fpr tba,
way. bat ibcy will stand it as long as We las.
payers will pay for Il.
f,poi Tit for The impressive grandeur n The
army N Hawaii. since ten cases n uniforms
and military aeeDuitcmenia have been received
Ivy The steamer dmbaia, ~ the way from
German land, VIII the Auditor General ap
prove VI all unncrraay ezpeu.r on these co.
tmpganoo' There > gathering npidly o
yatt amount n wott for thc nesl legislature
Finance Committee 70 investigate.
When Ministerial thunder bursts forth !, !.
uscles, 10 beat about the Bush. Subordinate
must Buckle m ihcf ttnlaj afmpf and fac,
lbc music However short the time may ap
pear 10 jail officials and their friends witness
Ing hHia in full blast the night through, II 4
q long season of horrible suffering fof The help
less and unfortunate victims below stairs
Apart from The immoral tendency II Is ycr
unfair for men who must ~ 10 bard labor mex
day. Even prisoner have certain right, tha
should be respected; they are Pr tam III
wards of the nation.
Monday r. L. h. refers to the appropna
lion for the Library and Museum, and agai
denies that The greater part of the latter ba
been spent "rhe first payment out of thi
vote" II says, "was made the other day, bcin
$3.50 for collection of she'll, This leaves
balance Of $L $50 for future expenditure" $
much for the r. {. h. A few weeks ago III
Premier told a we'll known gentleman of tb
city thn, all Of the S3ooo appropriated ha
been expended except few hundred dollars
about $500 or $500 and that this would pr
baby be used for the purchase Of a collect.
Of shells. Either Mr.. Gibson OF his paper
in cuor
a certain individual, lately departed III
Kingdom, seemed proud of boasting Of Il
renumera,iyc nature Of certain job assign'
to him on the New Palace. He claimed
have cleared about $4,000 on a job whi'
lasted about two or three months. His co
duct, since the cessation Of the job, indicate
the possession Of considerable means, and
no way tended to weaken belief in
statements He expressed his willingness, Il
fore leaving, to bestow as a commission,
any one who would furnish him with a Ii
job, the sum Of 5000. Have the accour
connected with this costly building ever be
submitted to competent scrutiny
Says the p c. H.: Happily there are t
/ many men Of liberal views among our capiti
e ists-men who have a sound appreciation
| the blessings Of a constitution under which I
I masses are contcncd the spacious arg
E ments Of these anticons,itutionalists to fl
D any wide acceptance in the country" Whc
/ are these numerous capitalists, after the da1,
I tiers own hearth are they really supposed
exist, or, are they kno7On 10 eria 0nLy IN
c Imagination Of Minister Gibson who guid
( and controls the utteranccs Of that paper3 '
y should deem the latter opinion more sugg'
tive Of the reality, when it is asserted in p
. vious breath that: "They want an oligarc
n cal not democratic constitution, by means
c which the influence Of capital shall oyer-a
y the King, and grind the people all tn
o please. 1t seems that the question Of I
!; importance and influence Of "capital," is
c ginning to create an awkward muddle in
4; brains of weak headed Cabinet, If we Ia
e the spasmodic utterances Of the p. c. 4. as
a indication Of relex action.
: The daily P c. H. Of Wednesday devote
u long leader to denouncing Mr. W. n. Ar
u strong and telling what a wicked man he
: Among other oIiencest2) enumerated it pl
J fishes the following statement by Mr.. Al
i strong as giving his opinion Of the present 7
u mier's policy, to wit: 81. To establ
n native rule and discard foreign infuei
{ whether English, French, or American. 2.
c introduce Mongolian laborers and to encouri
u immigration from Asiatic countries. 3.
suspend the employment Of Portuguese IA
orders have already been issued to cancel
existing arrangements for the immigration
laborers from the Azores.) 4. To break
c treaty with the United States, upon the il
5 as IA correspondent, gathering, that wi
n the present planters, chiefly foreigners,
$ ruined, the business Of sugar growing can
&c resumed and made profitable with Chin
d laborers." The r c. 4. publishes the alb
q without comment. II does not attempt
y deny it, knowing that it can not do so with
q splitting hairs; but, with its usual short sig
II edness, hopes that its sarcastic reference to
} will be enough to refute it.
: That ORDINATIONS.