The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-08-30

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foster thc Interests which 4 has created and thc
cihor powers VII wiillrls acccFi % AncticA thai
providence which they arc act wiilinc 81 accosd
4, H. II var with lhe United Sistss mn e.,,ar,le
ticits arr unfortunately Vc-sioic 40 tny time tf
! tween Europcan States. with a cuuifoihur Artfi-
can influence ia hawait ihcr 3 ~ cunc oi
anxiety and icaiuusy eeivtgu the othsr povtss
/ conccriiinr ihcsc ISLANDS, british aud German
| residents ss a rule fuliy afprpciaie an this, Tor
thcy les1W thst ihcir material interests shau
hourish and b. saic u Is due ie an k,noratlo
I NATIONAL pridr, ~ ha,c no dispaTagiug ccmraft
sons no prCtcr .i,us assumptions. kut We kruu
that the incn u other naiicuahtiss hcrs tro ,'en
| u scnsc and fofrtborcht and shii ihtN, iof tttN
| own Sskes wish % -ec Anefican ,ufEeucl htfs
strengthened n that shall be thr sautiuon On
which the trcaty = roncvsd thcre viii ho ~ iuf
curity cr uncertainty IN gccard 90 tmgrc1u inter
tcrcsts ia Hawaii thus J explain shy Arrficin
l interests and the interests II AmUricaus bru are
eoincidcni, lLsna and loud apg iausel
One incident in Mr. Hartwclls address
Is worthy of rcmark At the placc whore
he spoke of the democratic supcrstructurc
erycicd in Hawaii, surrounded with
monarchical roof. he was greeted with
applause, hut the full scnsc of the iucon
gruous idea did not al first strike the
| hearers The applause was succeeded by
a smile which. rs the full forcc Of the idea
was seen rippled and swellcd into cSplo
sions of laughter and loud applause
HIS view Of affairs in Hawaii evidently
struck a chord to which every citizen pre-
sent responded II was the keynote ol
the evenings remarks
The next toast IS Children oi American
/ Citizens horn in Hawaii was responded
by enc Of them Mr. ;, Il, Dole who SAID
/ ME CuAtENAN ,Sn GrNrtrfrN, The position of
/ Hawaiian born Americans Is a peculiar onc. The
/ Hawaiian Government claims them ~ citizens,
Il nfl \ GnlN burn Hawaiian
| territory; ihc American Government rec,cuifcs
Il them As Americans aud II ruady 60 aturd thcln
/ protectiou. Their American citizenship taAy be
sid - be latent Few II them have as VT clainel
any fayors of the rrpublic except the priysie of
/ bearing its arius and helping 20 light Che BATTLES
OF its groat rcbclliOn. Perhaps the position of
/ tee descendants of Americans here IN belonging
90 two uaiionalitiss Is IN scmc rusfccis an uutcr
tuuate one as IN possible circumstances thcy miSht
/ bc left between the two without dcfiyilg that
/ benefit which would come 10 thcm u thcy Culuyrd
a definite citizenship IN either. Our fathers hy
/ their inioligcucr and good faith. with thu conf
| dencc bestowed ulon thCm on The original chief Z
Of this country. b1ilt up and administered guv
eriuient which IN tho protection which % gave o.
te and property, and IN the ASSURANCES 10 granted
90 individual rights WAS for awhile great .uccu..
| aud 81 far IS was possihlc under % muulrchsl |
/ system. challenged complrison with amy govern
tncut under the sun Their children with their !
hereditary Instincts of full government. dcvclopgd
by tho example and influence Of their parnts haye |
ever bocn loyal supporters of thu Constitutional
I and representative system of government euab- /
/ lishcd htrc. A they have been called uron and
have had opportunity thcy have given their and n
/ the making aud administration 0f she laws Bs /
/ legislators and officers OF Government
During the last twenty years cr So thus evil I
system 50 built up and established has suffered q
gradual change. Tbs first attack upau % ans l
/ made by Kamchameha 4 Who without sanctioned /
law uJtitcd the twu H1u>cs of the lcri-iaturu into
one. From that time to this. with the exception I
OF the short pvgi1d cuvtFcd by the uigu cf hiur
Lun.tlilo who was liberal ruler Applause shore /
has been steady pressure fruu the Cr1auug tiu.t
the Representative and Constitutional fcaiurcs 90
the Government until ths prCsoni time, Applause
Mr. Hartwcn in his remarks has said mas sly I
that the representative character ui th.s ruvtru-
mcut is impCriicd' J viii E1 lurihgf and saw i
not that % Is coiiarsius but urst ii has collapsed
| Loud applause believe shat hui reilrct thn |
Thought that is uppVmusi iu yuuI minds when Z I
sly. whatever may be the uuiuinal chlrlctcs ul ]
the goyorumcnt. that its constitutional 1ud repre-
sentative features have matter ut flct cClssd I
to exist Applause This Is ytr, srri0ua wHI- I
tyg for Hawaiian born Americans LIVING hero rs Z
vol as other residents ly industry and enter
prise tLUv have built up houses and acquired I
property. All that they have IS hcrc. Thoy have
been and are loyal To thr law rather than 90 pcr
sous, YET they NrU not wanted I'm thr ldmiui'tr
tion OF Guyemmeui aiid the making of laws 10 ]
may be said that they arc icv I'm number ard uf
lltte consequence m Hawaiian Affairs ] SAY ihAt
although they aru Cuurnlrauvely tew iu number
they are good nucleus from which thcrg will
grow g controlling and lasting Influence iu thosl
islard Their descendants will turnt a CON stlufiy
increasing turcC moved 10y Che political instincts
Of the Anglo-Sayou.
lhuy are not noted ipr saving iuucb hut ihay do I
% great deal of thinking. and if they arc wanted
for thc support uf law ami order and s.od Govern.
mCut, We Know exactly WHORE 60 find them .Au I
plausc. We hear that The Government 81 in
tcrtsiipg itself u The tmportatiou ol rifles
amt gathug guns. We DO not know what thJy
are for; We know ut no necessity fur thCm bon
the administration of Government, A low DAYS
ago upon -eirg the spinal lcUibiliiy Of ure of ilc
Ministers iu the presence Of the King 90 struck
me that the tiovyrnment needed fcu rsmruds
great deal MON than eathng yqas long rau
tinuud laughter amt dpplausc.l W. believe tfit
We have ihr sympathy OF The United siata- fuf us
iu our somewhat trying situation. America watches
with interest the developemoni OF Christian civit-
izatiou hcru by her sous and their ChfdrJu. DO
not fuly IcrcU With pVNiuu- srulilf hu sIil
there wcru uo sentimental grounds for One krcf-
prucity Treaty, ! understand that b. vas sup
ported hF NcW tuglAuu senators uI IIr.e measure
On account of their desire that thcciili-iug wants
OF the American missionaries here should hc
assisted tu rs bcst dcytiupumcnt h1 pros nCuHus
condition of the country aud TODAY the interest
Of the friends IN America OF Hawaiian born Amer
leans here m their prosperity and political "a.
yaucCmeut and iu the solution 90 the diIhcuit
social and race problems which must tr allyed
here. viii reach aud affect American ict.is siltiou
relating 90 Hawaiian Affairs Mr.. bal-rett peaks
OF these Islands the meeting riacd OF Oriental
and Western and Eastern CIVILIZATIONS as sacred
ground 1t seems To me that Is likely to De o.
rather hot place and that our community NAV be-
IN the position Of q kernel of corn between two
mlll-stones. Laughter and applause. but we
ants of her citizens Who, while they might have
huuulbly stood aloof willingly marched 90 her
assistance m her great struggle Tor the supremacy
OF Representative Government and will not with.
out protest, sc the work of her 5ons and their
descenjaui IN the direction of Bcprcscu tatIvu and
Constitutional Government here swept avay Ar-
pausc.f
TO the next toast, which was drunk
with cheers, American Influence IN
Hawai-. Mr.. Adams responded thus
The sentiment TO which have been called upon
70 respond deserves. { confident q worthicf
hand than mine, fHf. / vill not yield to rfg aH-
In earnestuess uf desire and resolution 10 atd in
accomplishing the result embodied IN that toast.
Aud nov what results may bc expected from
American influence What docs ID mean With Z
shadow Of our loved Tag it does not need much
explanation. for u means e well ordered tluaiiiu-
ti0nal Government. where equal rights % ali
stand as its head and front. iapplauae it uleaui
a Government where the lowest and the poorest Of I
its subjects can always find justice and who're tI8
only limit 10 proper ambition is that Of PERSONAL
ability. Il b these things which have made our
country strong which Is crgwding her gates vitu I
immigrants from all parts Of the earth. anxious 90
enjoy the blessings u personal liberty and free
don from tyranny.
ana proud Of beng an American. y1u also each I d
Of you are. ! am suru. proud % being one of tho
many who call that glorious flag their osu. tAp-
plluse S1ue Of y0u had the privilege of .
lighting for The integrity oi that Tag. d was Z
noble. blessed privilege and one OF which. as your
lives go there viii alwayshe pleasant rccc1iler
tiona A grateful country will always remember 2
YOU for y0u succeeded iu bringing % .0rafhcr ?
m0rc strongly than ever. Oh that glorious, I,
glorious hlg. long may it wavei Continued ap-
plausel- In leaving our native land Tor these
beautiful shores We have carficl with u5 those ,
American feelings and sentiments uhich have
animated and inspired while q. home. In q
casting our lot here did not cuina Tor 1oincal "
trusted iu the Constitutional laws :
which these islands have Published and uhich frr d
many years have been faithfully clried ont Ibe
interest which the American Government has G
always had for these islands has aIaav been tint I
Of q Kind fdithful friend The dirlr srI 3fi7si1u
aries we're the hIs 10 cJmc hero fo bring ta fhe | ,
then hcathcu land the bfe-siaps of religion civil y
izzItiou. Tue l1r5io7la urru ur1uincui aud p
foreulolt IN aiding % give llis Couutry .lrrc =
favs-theT utrr prominent t.t ln 81
securing for ihese Islands their recognition as au
independent nation, IN The UirJus p1iitCii did q
cultIes which Hawaii has euc1uufa red with f1rli-u
nations the United State 81 Anslriei lli- auags =
bcsu friendly And her crrruiu.. aef Of friend \
ship vas ! i-55 the hrudledth 1uniFfrars % lgr p
Ehou she grintld % Hawai uCi the 4"
Reciprocity Iscatg-that treaty under which I
thee islands usvg h0urisied Ia production thar A
Il has asionishcd every one Long clutiuaci g
lpplause.
There D 10 doubt that rlcluriuif Haaai lae =
lecu = great rlIucr b. this Treaty. and believe I .
that the L. s. A. knew that O. 9Guld o. 10 aud =
granted . M ihc expectation that t u0uid moro =
cloaely bild the tuo c0uutfics in political friend
ship and that American infuerce in Hawaii nei =
should br the ruling fufuancs d ought TO- d. .oel
Hawai- fu rlturu fur wtIt has iacn Gwen hnr I f.