The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-09-09
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SEPTEMBER 9, 1882.
SATURDAY
American Loyalty to the Monarchy.

One of the leading features of the faith of
the ancient Hawaiian was his absolute de-
votion to bis Chief; and the Hero, Kane
hameha the First, concentrated the loyalty
of this nation in himself alone as the SOve-
reign Chief of the Archipelago. When
foreigners came here t. seek fortune, or
advance their interests, they found a strong
and well ordered, mOnarchical government,
firmly established by a native warrior and
statesman.
The American teachers of Christianity
had no savage misrule, or lawlessness to
contend with, they were received and
afforded every opportunity to carry on their
missionary enterprise, and they soon estab-
lished themselves as the confidential advis-
ers of the Hawaiian Sovereign, Chiefs and
People; and when they, with Others, had
assisted the Native Government to organ
ize an administration of affairs, in accor-
dance with enlightened foreign ideas, the,
tehief adviser of the Hawaiian King and
a member of the missionary enterprise;
the late DIR. @. P. Judd, a native of the
n State of New York, placed this declaration
on record-"I consider the support of Mon
archy on the Sandwich Islands to be indis-
pensible to the preservation of the King,
Chiefs and the People," And again,-"I
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Sovereignty to discourage all republican ten
denotes and speciOus attempts to LeUeI and
degrade him, are calculated to undermine
his influence and authority, and place these
Islands in subsection to the dominion of
whites.u And this faithful American adj
wiser of the K~amehamehas, when he visited
England i'm 1850, ordered, and had executed
under his direction a crown for his adopted
Sovereign Kamehameha III. An Ameri-
can Acknowledgement, Ricord, united in the
declaration made by Minister Judd. IL can
be said that the municipal laws and consti-
tuition of this Monarchy, under its various
changes, nave been the work of Chief
Justice Lee and other American citizens.
Representatives of the Great Republic
sent here from time to time, such as Allen
of Maine, Gregg of Illinois, and Pierce of
Massachusetts,, have at the close of their
service for the Itepublic, been ready and
willing to accept Office and serve under the
Hawaiian Monarchy, and it may be said
that these representatives of the Republican
Institutions of hat Great Country, have in
the past served and still continue to serve
bdhis Monarchy faithfully.
nix " ready assimilation to the avs and in
hOusetions of the country i'm which he may
ut purpo@d has become characteristic of u
placersons wI~a. His home education of
e hcehsc order and the will of the
atty to law andS ~ to comply with the
,ple, lead him readily se~nity his lot may
of any foreign commuAshall or temnorary
cast with either as a settlerllnOa
ident. eSonld Allen ac-
The Americans, Harris aeltef ration of our
tied the hOnOrs and decOuch the eminent
,vaiian Sovereign, even Ii oifepted the hat
nerican, Burlingame, acciu'uu ldarinate.
d button of a Chinese MaeuoE ericauism that
there is a spirit of Am'laH itv of repubIio-
inks il proves its better quapu9 tions of "A couu-
ism by knocking the institute lot correspond
: which they think do H. - I such Ameri-
tn those of their own, am. engaged i'm a
ms feel that they must bfao,,ey deem trueJ
opagandism of what tn III they would
principles whie snc ople. Some of
rec upon an unwilling pc Stuba, and some
csc went with Lopez to amman wears ago,
ch came to these Islands ga their Dropagan-
nj would have carried out o,erican as well as
SIN till reminded by Anne fo1rse was an I'M
awaiian law that this CO.. te,rsisted in would
wfuI intention, and If Pc sc Is consequences.
.nder them liable to seriot vtbustering spirit
Now this unworthy hli' thine of America,
rat disQrdces the proud ne OF her not only the
principles proclaim o. at Home, but
.sylum of Human Rights Oiot vet dead. 1t
protector abroad) is u ad out from time
xists here, and has croppe nIly spirit be re-
D time. But let that unrt nan Monarchy is
linded. that the Hawaiia JIue Americans,
ill served by loyal and tleo, has pledged its
nd that the Great Republic an-r-:~r- nd his
oval friendship to our SovefersH ana ia
yingdom, and that this unjust, aggressive
pirit NAV rest assured that it cannot hope
mr. any authoritative support. O.