New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11
KALAKAUA AT HOME.
o,n,Nn NEW TINES IN HAW NJ.

PLANTED ~ liiA AA'1N~''
CIVILIZATION. ~ r,,,.,->rl I
,,,-c,.,ov,1 ccRREsPoyuEVr OF rl'f f'''>''i I
pU,x.trlu Nov 27-After lorg wears 81
=. en- the isolated land whose l"N"" l'' -
- me IN my youth. II Is nine y'a'' >'',' -
visited these isles. Then "a" emu ...,.,
o,,e7-nroYs crew ON o voyage 'i si''' "'' So
g. -.ef ,ourd consultations ~ we ~.
W, ,~,-,,at anchor nne dismal tHY ann " @
W .;sa San Fran.i,c3 Wa DIRE .ri VIVID
zoo Feeling our way In me grey 'I""'
.s, ,hoLed the Golden Gate. We r'.ei E''
'n"' .L ~ A gale thar has aFuaf.1u!
b..n living in wait for us W.
- ,norsel Tor such uoustrous greed "u. ....'''
-, and for five ard twenty days we t''F"' We
.sar life and death II black and q-"a.'t ',''
yvlon W. got our reckoning, the hr't '''.- .''F'-
-, co.. we're away up in the vicinity %. l. --. AZ
q t,rilt-h. of the thirtv-thIrd day we sci '.. 10
.bor. AZ Honolulu, where forthwith des'r. --'
,-ora-e was completed three weeks a." "' '''H
NOT q wear old IN eight days and seventeen hours
but IN The other hand our sch 'on-r was s''IP"" '
ulb.dbe-ua vacaboud all her days So .'s pros
~. writing we have accomplished the ",@'S' IT'D ci-
o.ly seven DAYS The steamer LETT san tr;.ci.co on
-. ,, ,ft.r thu ,ase. as ,ae Is bound 90 Fa- he
I'll Of the English mai, and as welad hi.- hal
i,,, an board the CAPTAIN. VINO was nct sItTlAE o.
Sol ir conjunction with that uGu gent u4tVi-nal
Old Probabilities. managed 10 Kun us i'i' pat
about thirty-six hours etore the severa. commit
tees ON the ROYAL Reception were rtliy 30 rec we
bis Majesty This Kew notl1ug ~. ''nNe-
ouently when We sighted the blue peaks 81 y. u''
ran under the lone shadows Of Mo"k'', "H''nI we
pb,nov lepers are bauished fer lie, and thr' maze
for Koko Head and Oahu. be ond which lay our
barbor we clicked glasses with the King ana 'H'
co,,r,t,l ,t5ons were mutual and proiu,e.
Wearing mort skirtug the paim-fringed shore, we
u-at.b.d the tawuy bluffs where The sea broke
braveJy and scattered IFS spray ike snow the I'iE
ribbop. of dazz ing beach; the small grass hu's al
intervals with here and there tiny white 'htp'I
and q pointed spire. looking very much like toys.
The ,tle,t possible people riding the h'tlr>t posi-
HE beasts cautered along rhe single on thelT way
% the Capital 10 welcome the returning h1g. IheF
mod ~ b. blsteulup mechanically, while pretty
clouds shook out brief showers and unfT'eG uilSh.
ralrbows. one after another and passed onward
into the vast silence. sal OF two rocked
m the sparkling sea, changing the !ight and shade
with every tack 1t was very like one Of those
German pictoral clocks. whose pup.ctS i've ont
their mimic lives long after the dust OF the inventor
has blos,omed and gone TO seed. Meanwhile, King
Ea.akaua was watching the tiny kingdom that had
q few hours before risen from the sea, a. II were
He knew every rood Of it; II was his. although re
didn't make It, nor have anything 70 DO with the
making Of it: but be was born III tLe image ' those
who georled il when the valleys rang with heroic
tr3di-ious He has the la. guIl ease. the conSolng
faaism, the delightful superstition, of his race II
Is bred in be bone and the towus of forty worlds
could not educate him ont of l.. Re shows
less Of il than tine majority of his people. Know
ing well how 70 disguise II. He even affects Is
hemianisu 10 a degree and remarked 10 kocleior'
that he was the only republican III his kingdom,
meanwhile having said 10 me that what the citizens
of the United states IN nee Of Is an emperor.
and that the United states Eust become N empire.
He has run with the machine and risen 10 n"
divinity of foreman Ouce he edited puper, in his
native tongue that fourshed under the mouth
filing title Of Hoka ka Pakipikd Star of the Pac1fe
But this was IN the halcyou DAYS of adolescence, be
fore he had dreamed Of the throne aud of eircum
noyjg4tion. His Queen, with pathetic and p4trlcan
pride refuses 70 utter word Of English although
she IS acquainted with the language She inva-
riablv replies in her own tongue, thus often max
tDg the services Of an interpreter indispensable.
A. we apuronched Oahu. we saw smoke signals
ascrndingi the fimv threads floating ward were
caught Icy passing winds aud spirited away. herk0n-
ing TO one another from the hu-tops; and long be
+rre we were abreast of the CAPITAL the pupuare
was an the waters 81 give Us welcome. spirited
canDnnade aroused uncommon enthusiasm. Nothing
less would have accomplished thai end in t'ls
drowsy little world. T'.s yards of the Russian q ot
were 1,liczlv manned. PunchbOwi. OF crater m
the rear Of the town blal-d away iu line style all
the bells in town tangled. and cheer upon cheer
rolled out over the placid sea There wcr" 'he usual
addresses of welcome In English aud Hawaiian.
and very crrditabl- procession followed the
ROYAL leader under ruumpha. arches and cauopeS
OF aa-s, from the E,plauadr To- tie Palace gate
Words OF greeting were emblazoued on every hand,
chiefly IN Hawaiian such A. Great Love TO hala-
b,ua." Return. O King; " Hawaii tx the Best
,t r.. yles.ed the thDspu One " 90 e are All
the King, own" "kest O King "-'c.. etc. The
Chinese, whose mission o. is TO rush ia where angels
fear 10 tread erected -audy calico kiosk, quite
fantastic a. anything could hope o. find ~ spec
tacular drama. II bore these sig hctnt sentiments
"W.lcomed by the Children Of the flo"rry Llud.'
and Hawaii and China have Joined hands, The
most noticeable feature 10 the decorations was the
resurrection of al ancient symbol t savage royal tv
called the PulauIlu' low wooden cross sup
ported by globe and having ou earh arm % flaming
bea-ou These were planted along the line of the
procession III frequent Intervals, and were very eff
f.c.ive So also were the ll.uminution-, which
thong. not gelrr4l-ior enthusiasm does uot keep
loul.l this chmsIe-were in some cases siuguarly
beautiful. The quai O. towers Of d.. ,rnau la,ao- I
he Cathedral AM the bell tower of the FIRE Depart
mon. we've cheeky stu iaed WITH co'orad lamps aud
he mosques bv the Milo the birthWgh- Of the /
Prophet ara not more picturesque than were 'h"-e .
geune1 and twukIug mlAd1et- ~ they >prang I
from t', INUNDATED groves beneath them.
The dle following the ug> arrival wa the Sab /
bath lar OF rest according 20 law and we c0use- .
Queut.y rested gu ms,-e. Monday. the arrange .
men's for the roya. reception having uecu com .
picteC the go. was renewed. The procession, the .
speecL-Uaaiug me songs Of welcome tine torch .
light procession aud tar il.am.lai5us were all re- D..
peated Perhaps nowhere else could tins have been
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