The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

.AlnLllAc4 IEun AA.t MeIhsf
Pilipo knows the way along which Gibson
travelled to the transfer Of land, that was the
bill for a SsOoOOC0 loan this bill was the work
Of Gibsoa- Ihs Cabinet understood to whom it
was they woald be in debt. The one to whom
they granted wailsku he i; was who had agreed
10 take up the lOan- -
I I definitely heard. that this millionaire said I;
I &" am the unoneyed man Of this kingdom who
I intends 10 take up this loan. but will not loan
/ any money, until they frst put the government
/ under my thumb, then l viii let them have my
muney.' Il vas during the session uf the last
| legislature that | definitely heard this.
! The government has just made the attempt 10
l raise money among the rich men Of the country
/ but they wo1ld not consent 70 loan any money TO
/ this set Of Minister'S in whom they had no
/ cuHhdeuor, and the one to whom they had the
/ greatest dislike vas Gibs0n-
I Oh my country and my people, l declare to you
l with the voice Of love, that the last breath Of
/ Hawaii Is in the power Of this bad man, man
who Is accustomed 10 treAehery; let him get into
I his hands large sum Of money, Snd he will
I make vay with IL
The black stigma Of rebel attaches TO Gibson
! this ulcer broke out On him at Java his name Is
recorded IN the prison Of Java as one ut for the
CalloYs
Gibsoa's name IS recorded at the American
capital, as that ot a seo1ndrel who tried TO per
s1ade that government 10 seek indemnity for his
imprisJnment al Java, and the United States
eans near cUing 10 var with one Of the govern
ments Of Europe on that account. We have
true report OF this afair from Anieriea- Gibson
failed He wandered this way in the character Of
one vho cuncealed his religion. and many Ha-
vaiiAns came b grief through Gibson.
. my country, my nation, am | a reyuluuonist
Not SPOT Of that sort attaches to the name Of
Pilipo from his birth to the present time. He
has cUuteHded for his country and his nation
the majority Of his nation have had confidence
in hin, TIE district Of North KOna has trusted
him. and pllled him - the Lion Of North KonA''
o. the bomb shell. the cannon and why have
the nation and the writers In the newspapers
given these names to PilipO Because be has
stood on the side Of his country and his nation.
net N an ONCE, not for Price During his whole
career the eyes Of North kona have been upon
their representative and other districts desire TO
obtain representatives. for our legislature who
shall act hks Pilipo.
On acrouut Of his fsarlessness, frInness and
independence, Pilipo has become distinguished
among those Who never saw hin, his uttsrances
in the newspapers also have become priced by
those Who read them, and the productions Of his
fearless pen have been translated into foreign |
Newspapers, because they are well thought out, |
because they utter only tie truth. anc are not |
merely cuulectures- People Who opposed Pllipo |
in prgvg1s Sassious Of the legislature have come
10 respect him, because he has reputation that |
.,auR1t &c glinsAId-
But Pilipo IS = rebel Against whom has be 4
rebelled Against Gibson 4; Absurd, ridiculous. /
What Is Gibson What allegiance does Piipo 1
owe 10 Gibson Before my country and my nl- 4
ton have higher right to speak and TO con
He IS striving in every way 10 get Office, and /
money, bet PIlipO Is cOniendlng for the real good
Of Hawai-, the welfare Of the country, and stands
on the platform Of rsf1sal 70 part With land. Of
the preservation OF the independence Of the coun-
try. Of the maintenance Of its constitution he
contends on the side Of the constitution, that no
one shall infringe on the rights Of another.
Il i said these shoes belong 70 pllipo, and he l.
wearing the leather he himself has cut out.
his Is a cunning evasion; be Is trying 70 avoid
falling into the pit be has dug for himself. For
myself. l am bold, TO say, and for my colleague,
J. Nawahi. has no hesitation IN saving, we would
stand before the courts OF justice and take oath
10 the truth Of what have charged Gibson With
saving. I would boldly and fearlessly stand be
the truth Of these traitOrUus deeds Of Gibson,
dare stand before the thrUce Of Hawaii and
lsssrt that have testified the truth to Gibson's
iraIlCr0us deeds. II il pieases the almighty King
u Heaven and the judge Of all men and spirits
that I should stand and testify TO the truth
lssert these we're his words. dare appeal to the
Trinity FOX the truth Of all have said toacking
Gibson
Before y01, o HaEaii. and before ny beloved
nation, l sssert ths'Iiil x
=
ZSzz= 5zol son u5ro ., stand before ;
! fnaI tribunal and deny it be may Try 70
lcaal II from men. bet IN presence Of 1is rod n
.9--1t ssuv Il: IN his heart he Acknowledges r
but h w1uId be 70 bstray himself for him 10
~ in tllis matte a. a Christian as perhaps
,sztleuan- 49,. j.
i5ur 10 ne are not miEs at all f; keep your oEu \
CT words are YOU OEn your tnoegnts 9ha ~
- 7rg vozr own PliPo does nothing under -
TllsgdIv he does not call IN one OF tEu 10 help
10 il evil his deeds are II tie assembly of ne
opIs. IN tire newspaper, vhere the n2tlou can
] fEsr7 One thing more and an done Win
a Fruu. the beginning % the end OF Ms
iibs1u-sI writings IN the Eisis PsnAotu there has
Z baeu - far as I could See A single parti1te OF
ltk not a grain not one
ne iarkuess saes the lying Of Gibson. and ne
- % darkness sees II. The wand slng, house
= -l-,-s-. v.ho travel the earth for the sake Of
= - the entire falseuess Of what Gibson ElLs
-itteu fu the Elsis P1rkslu. The spirits Of the
,uer ar see the utter fzisensss and mendacity
i;itslu IN the Elsis P1nluiF.
me 0ulaisciezce Of the King Of Kings sees the
I-easss OF his testimony, and that he L a huge
y Let rs with one mind stand TP a1d dElFe
4 Gfbsou. He s depraTed and only depFaEed-
: uot check yUgr voices, your thOGgnis your
urIzlsuts. -
FAN from lighting you Entll JOG have gone -
FOR ever II yUzr oTn place | An not seeker
Ter Office: Know Of what sort theT are TER 4
nv Il Ike that Of the cio1d which passes oeio[e
e AID : -u-e- Better 4 i for ne 20 eat salt
nv poverty for that belongs 70 ne, and an
inteuted thsrEEIth-
Do not be pulled up Nr. Gibson Elth ne
-11-If tbat this hand vii cuus % treuhle be
- -. % tEat The mind Of the Hawaiian =1il
Iftgu tgszarzs vuu / still grasp he hit q ny :
Eur,l zhieh is ready al all times 70 luEn battle
ith IL fellows against you Until TEzt TINE 1
,sII sge you are o7erihruvu, theE sh4ll eease-
Yours truly u. ". flIiFo-
H1uulzla- Nov. 18th Isc-