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

thought all Americans would respond with
feelings Of pride and joy: The President
Of the United States
Ii was responded 70 with thrcc rousing
cheers, repeated
Mr. Jones then ANNOUNCED. HIS Majesty
the King,
Then. calling attention 30 the event Of
the evening. a farewell and good wishes &C
the respected and universally liked retir
inS Minister Resident, General James NJ
Comfy. he proposed Our Late Minister
Resident"
1t wa> greeted with cheers, and enthusi
aStically responded 70 The band struck
up Columbia the Gem Of the Ocean. and
loud calls Tor General Comfy were made
The General arose. most gracefully nc.
knowledged the honor. and said:
Ne. CF,rg,tlS CocNrE1MuS AND FE1ENres Ne
language can eyprgSs the plgJsurC Is gives MT to
receive this EXPRESSION oi yCur friendship Gud re-
gard. Ir hungry tor tEl 1ppgul1tlon ui god
men. / am well aware tlIi tins demonstration :
not % DC appropriated bs The individual but Is
made TO the representative character OF the inli,
yidlal. The thlu- that rilscs q prUeipCs bcyund
price 70 me Is that you bayC accepted me as nearly
enough worthy. Us such rcpre-c c1iiilyg 20 o. sent
back % Headquarters With y0ur endorsement on
Laughter and aVpiaEsc Tor this thank You troin
the bottom 0f my heart. I shuUld DO violence %
every feeling ot ms uaturc not 90 say that % Is
ineIprgSsibiy gratifying, lo me.
Tfcrc lrc many thiu.s / should Ike 30 >iy to
y0u. about the future ui this country, where our
treaty relations hayg opened up avenues ol bust
ness Tor you. and where YOU, equally nh tlt sons
OF the sll hly- and should hsyv the protcciion ut
the law. in life. liberty pIoucliy and The pursuit
OF hlppingss Bat yuu dr well aware that all
pol.ticIi topic hero are still f.' With me can
Uuly Sly that uy attachment o. this country and
my iuteust IN lhc welfare 0f uy cJuutIrlucu who
hAyC made their homes here, VIII 1c dgyp and
l1stin.. I shall look upon tbe c1ur-s ot eNcats
here in The futurU with an Iuicu,t second only 10
that which feel nm the affairs ut our own country
When yuU weep Z viii v-cp vuCu sou luIolcc I
shall reiuicc Your kiutntss yuur support aud
approval IN times ulst shall d. my pride and re-
vard flr uLat-ycr Uf -crvlcc may have been oE
done during i've yr5r- ot strong desire 1ut limited
performance.
OF my succeSS1I. Mr. ptgyCtt. j desire 10 cuui-
mend him 90 Won. He vII need, as I did YOUR
countsnXuce and friendship, ana have mo- hoslta-
ti1n IN promising for YOU that be VIII receive them.
I am somewhat like tht old lelr who ls about TO
retire 20 his winter quarters and suck his paws
Mr. DEgCett Is Lhg the Young ctH whose troubles
are all before him Laughter. When tic trouble
does begin. the best luck can wish him Is, that
he NAV De- ike the old maid On thl play. Always
ready and uevur wanted. Laughter and cheers,
durin- which the band struck up. + uuu propose
to yuu. gentlemen the health lt the uftgd states
Minister Resident, Nr ll1s-su.
1t was received with loud cheers and
enthusiasm. Mr. Dag-utt then Sponded:
Nh. CH,uztty ,Sp Fsr,us A Travelled Amer
lean uncc informed wl that after Journey ing
around thu uurid Tor neaHiv vClr- and seldom
seeing either uu American h1- or Au AuleFlcsu
facg in O f0rsilH port the most l9ygus sight that
ever met hrs vision vls that Of the stars and
stripes 10 port IN Madl-s5c1T- where thty had
been thruuu to the hrec-c hv Yankee sailor. He
Slid Is seemed 90 him that tue very ground on
which the old flag cls' its shadow vas sicied and
that the very arr wa, suer-izat uf its Aiss-
80 sith me my frieuLis- one Of The most Joyous
experiences Of life has h-en tll hIndy greetings
and friendly faces Of NY fallgv countEytntu since
my arrival here. They, TOO, seem 20 vitalize the
air We breathe and tlglr presence everywhere
gives an assurance 1f social commercial and POLL
teal stability.
10 speak OF oneself IS not ana agreeable tasS.
and feel somewhat as a icll1T oli il one VI the
COUNTIES Of NerJdl- some Years ago. when uu trl1l
for murJer. lie had taken the stand as zItness
in his owu behalf. as be had RIGHT TO do, and IN
his direct testimony had given himself @ pretty
sod character Bat the cross examination vor-
NED him and aftgz submitting o. % Tor an hour or
tgu. and eut1nZlIu- Ets testimony ulth dozen
fatal contradictions. DE- turned 90 the Judge and
declared that be wulld nucl lliber the case
should b. dismissed and THE hole matter dropped
dian b. kept ou the stand an dIV talking about
himself Laughter and applause However, the
personal 81 - With me Is not 3 very long horse,
and an cid ada-c has ii that short horse Is
-11u curried-
Ert hrst a v0ri er tsu Ia relation 10 oGr retir-
Iu- Minister. General Comfy fic rs e1l1n-ntly
deserving Il the clup plImcnt son are paying him
hCrC tonight he 3 O thorough American. nd j.
N full accord =iin the advanced Thought and
aspiration Of his people and his racc- Tia a TINS
Of national peril be responded 10 the ycry sternest
demand that q Government gv1r makes Hpuu IFS
-zbieet-that of aruil- in its defense ard well
and faithfully. as tie rlcuru SHOWS did % peE-
form ever duty % EE1ct De TUs 1=5lgrled- He J.
entitled % every zucc and cT-ry tIurtesy possible
for y0u 90 extend. and On luupTiug him you honor
not only Yourselves bot the Government whIch be
served vith 50 rgucl -lier1ud sclf-ssicrItcs- Ap
plIC=l-I
e Conserving myself very lit.le uctd be zslid. I
am pain ulsfgru man, vLu5e life has been spent
almost wholly on ihc fruutilrs Of the Eepubiic
there u1IllIur with the muscular aud adv ve-turut7
elements Of uCr civ1lI.t11u E4tElr than win ~
cferlinacr and its refinement. 7 bgiicTc II the
employment oi dirlCi means o. the accomplish
r1eut 6f hDue-t p-1rr.-g believe In inward reso-
lrtiuu rather than IN ogtuard foE1I- and bring
Nth ne perhaps something ot ille lf-ltu oi the
desert IN the folds Of ms glfni-1t.
81 tlOusaud yCLrs aEU-d7 not D. alarmed, ny
ffieuds- lzucbfCE -lE th0usaud years a-l- accurd-
ing 70 sacrCd ruekUuIn- thz human family began Its
journey wC>tr1ard-tlilt being the un'ir-e oi cni-
pirc a. given bv Bishop Berkeley. On The cTCsi
of the sunset Eavo have belu travelling aes7aft-
Ia resT.lfse 81 thai law of human movement, ever
siuue ] vas Z boy. Beyond the ONO beyond the
Mi esI=-ippi beYuud tlc Rocky Huultslfrs be
vond ths descrt5 ard uiaiu7 uf -lgL themes to the
Sierra Nevada range. aE1se -no9- Fpld peaks
fret tho clJ1ds and ELQ-1 f1lthlr- pllls sing tho
anthem 0f ctarudl sr1ru- beTull the old En-
barcadcr1. UhC1c tll ae-rs ciiIierini- Eiil me
tu,t Of thc plsfte anon his rlt and the sikali of
the HEmboidt iu bis tarl1f, tgrued out lbs cat
tIe for TIE Iass time iu tha land of blue ard gold.
and not far from which v7 lqud that ilttle mug
cet of c1id which sEi the EOrd ablaz- and gave a
afIII
CIVILIZED uoEid And fartLl- thau lllat- az Llst-
l,slrrtgcd EC-t1srIi beyond tiif lroideu Gate.
lIiI-t who's ru--ld Elis Che wave % ocell l-zit
IN t7efastiug surge. even tuO thousand miles
beyond u the-c fair iil lhErl The uidcst c1vili-
zltiuns uf e1r1h have Elet tll uzTCst after slI
.hor-slld sCzrs Of sFnrir1I g hc-l tlE children
II CsthEy and The urirui drifting c-.lsar5, have
met the YOUNG and Ficplpls rllullu1d ot tie grllt
American Reptile 70 me :. seems o. llc almost
sacred ground Th1 stu1fl1lI D. fHil 9f c1Iunlsr-
cal and political as Hrt - pgctic futersf and
hope - u able 30 mart ilc cEi-lrcis of ihe 1fu-
i'm
Disereti.u sn1-asts rrgiluol at utteIauce iH
sraLff for ltilcr.- and ezfc-lils sn util uoc1py
inr the r1sili1r iu vilicl ! uur lrJ uly=cf- But
this nav sav. that haicFcr en- d1 10 adylncs
American iufcrCsfs iu thCac Islands nay Be de-
pended up1u. with dee rcglnd - the equities u
lati1ual Intercourse and - tie rights and prsros
sfIves of tle Government and Tc.ie rho=e hofi
.slify sc aru sharing.
I thank Yau gluflamcu- fuE ihIs opportunity !
Tou have cITEu nc u extending o. many Ok my
fsIIJz c1untrTueu the hand of gTgeiIIi-- and IN !
s1ining them ~ invoking f1- ny friend. the |
isparting Minister. ihai pezcg and happiucss no |
azfter EhGre his path iaag lead ahich Always |
accompany hunoraLlc rurF-l7a and duty 1cll and /
ssll-eieutiou=iy pcrforrued- fApplluzc
The Chairman then Observed that it was |
fitting TO recognize our genial Consul at |
his point whose Office was always a |
Jieassnt place 70 visit and 10 do husinesz |
y. and offered Our Consul and Vice
consul
After II Vaz drunk loud calls were made |
or Mr. Mckinley lIr. Mckinley said IN
-eply:
@NE- CstIEEts aED A1lH1ctSs. II behalf u 4
be e0Esrunlsuf u The United Statzs thank Ty1
or the cheers. the zppiausl and The ulafniuitY "
xprsssiou nth rhich yol FnsLiFed thsfaas; 70 the
ice which I have the honor 70 represent I /
sszre yo1 ee1tlenleu that fegi deep interest iE
be c5ulrserrizl and Individual p-0sf.ritg d Ansr
szns IN Hawaii and hat the dor n thc Con
ulzie VII sser b iguld aDel vi ny cgzntryrlsn-
IT, McKi1iey's remarks Eerc foiio-Fcd By further
heertzg and proio11ed appiause-
Mr. Hastings being loudly called made
neat little speech about in these words
Ma CH1Israz ssI G11TIEilEz The Cons1I
- s-ld E5rd for -orli iust uilai intended and
nth hin J thank y0u sincerely ~ flis Hearty
Eidenoe u yo1r zpffural- n lt have erred g01
nd YOcr iEfef=sts ~ q sstlsiaetory "a the past Be
ss1sedi ve shah ~ y D. - in The tutrrr- ZAP
l.1ss.I
The next ioast vas drank With the most
cheering. while the Band
lsyed Amei1ea- -OIr Country