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

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I abtc airiouatc. ! hfirg HIGHER rtaise b ten
James ". Comfy, ine brave aeldlef Wnp vof iha
stars y hrI,aillcl General ey nefl,olIous grg.
/ ica n ihs reid. aud rci hf Uige-rnlllng IN ne
Il rfcsf,icrf'4 fulNsic Qidcc and fho lobby ~ It.
Sfuaic Al hcnqr g che ifue e,isieF. Who ter ase
ysafs ha. Hai aaly served Amtnca ln ihe.e
L l.itn,s4 haf hanaffd tcf az well
iusi after thc Hr,t battle ~ hall Run an IRISH
/ s,iiicr tceclihiifr 10 in slvur nf ltlnIIiar
trends When ~ cane q ioe psaie ard ~
wfrsst b, was Interrupted BY ,Ee question:. 'And
| Gid ara run kun ksH' r. ahcfa shdin ls
| tidn afl tttrr ytf m Three hundred thcusaill af
cur eri7e so'disf. any iAgre ygi sc..ier.d an
| ovti lhV SVnih. sittpinr where thrv icll aghiInr
/ iot leuuty and firsinfn tnu mili'on iff aun.
lFcl t1oi4lAd othcfa. mulc fortunate. iiNc % Sc
tse a,gi fes,errd and @ rgiuIn O. ineir hersea
1 why ur ArtrrlcaNs tgarNshofr, 1f howe and
ahrosd 'o,o and honog lhrso mtn
tectuse "a inuir .rlud 1Cry'cc duriug lhe var.
/ liolgsuis thai tho south vas eroug aud that ihr
aud sli ihai men hoid daar and via thrir Lives m
thcig hlHaH ihly ecnt iuflh 40 lhe call ~ dnty
l They ufevil .hg Constitution and unity - -
stai. llsy riu.li,ai.d ne lonos and pover D.
I thc Nii,on They abolished slssglr su,i trlusflt
ugcd latot. thes secured fog fH Amencaa nil
| lions aud llf t luure ggugfaliuus, their inaiIor.
abb rights oi hi1, liberty, and ne pursuii =
/ 10 ~ losi. itfy gl0gupsy fnidlicsi ihn oil nv,
/ phccy tae fvuId bccatnc "a sickic and with Il thsv
rcarfd tho harvgsis that wcrv about % persia
/ 81 Americans huuor theaa ricu hccliisc ~ their
GRAND i,carina and services after the war ci,- !.
il over iho North. whom lho lonsc,l.ior rsacs -.
| last dauncd, there were dark iorchoti|n1s as "
what would 70 nv ss.nit % distaudins miiiion
and halt us aoldieri- url who tqr ycers ha9
/ bccn usca @, cnmp-liC and unused 10 tho re-
s,raints OF home; who had learned % have rac =.
rosrcti icr tho orders oi their uihccrs than -
| laws administered by civilians, rhuughtfnl nu
vcrsod Ia history, tcnicmtcrcd that even wash
| inciou's ~odiurs threatened 20 mutiny and that
all oveg TO land ai tho chose oi The hovoluiionaI
war thcrr was muro ur less iufhuloucr rluarl -
the aiscou tent of tho dishandci soldiers. =, ~
issi5 uiidcr thcir hrcJth, mauv leading men rrr-
dictcd military riots. urrtsiugi lud avlcs1ufss.
iiut iho North missook ING temper Of The pniou
soidisrs They wcre grander men ihau even tatil
own friends thuutht them. When the command
came o. " break umka' for tho last time. how
quiliiy it was done There was no riut nn hu-
lossncss. uo disoricr IS The rain iu che Nps
nuils the avalanche. and it down tho moan.
tam side. -eCkiug the rlalu below only % enrich
Che fields fo NE Union Army wrut back io civil
ieod lite un'y io curich o. Everywhere. m lht
work -hrr oa ihu farm iu tho counting. raou ths
aicc aud iu the civil scrytcc of hts country. .hr
"h hos Bon bluc pruvcd that tuc iruesi soidirr
makes Che best citizen. 40 tho polls. in private
hlc. none arc -o lav-abluue. so devoted 90 cuuu-
try. tud tr human RIGHTS as tho soldier. for none
know su we'll what the maintenance of law. cuuu-
try, and human rights cnst And the secret oi
tins Is not hard to find. The ifuo Amcricdu dooa
not need much ul "a transformation 90 bccunc
soldier. llo is a ciiiaca of a Commonwealth whose
best police IS d. uulpis, whusc strongest batteries
arc rs uuhllc schools, whose Alcntsi hltuuli4 are
the uumurfled pfCss. aud iu his veins COURSES
the hiaod 20 orr evolutionary sircs-such a man
IS almost a soldier though Dc never wear UNI
form cg carry gun. And the rovUrse b. also true
when be- takes hia place IN tho ranks, carrying
snu iolded with a principle and haYouet that
thinks. De loCF his work hulvcly and when 10 o.
duishld. unds it easy 90 become a citizen lgain.
lot Do cuunts American clticrfisaip the highest
hounr ho can wrlr. 80 the American gollicf. like
that grand ideal American. b. rst in peace. hrst
iu war. and frst iu she hearts uf ms cuuuirymcn.
Aud H3 nt home. su abroad gvcrywucro. The
tfur american. Iu hia temporary home, d law
ahidiur inug thC laws under which be hives
si1uj ilr iu-ticc, gsht and freedom lhcso high
or laws claim his allegiance and support every
wio0. ur matter 40 what cost. lhdy are bis
bifth RIGHT and hr will have them in every land
Ihcrr arc scattered thraurhuut these Islands near
ly etV American SOLDIERS They uru not house.
hold troors' neither are thCy a $4,000 armed
iorcc. We have heard tonight ihai there exists
here singular Government siruciurC-U super
structure uf Democracy. cuYuItd with monarch
cad m1nsard root such structures are not very
stable q some uual vlYc of discomfort should
sweep it await % tornado ol popular indignation
should hurl chat uansari root % The ground
then iu ihat hour nf need every american soldier
viii hC found lt lha post ul duty. And in that
crisis. il ~ Cumcs twfsh 10 distinctly understood
that Z auu not caudijutr for The position of
Chaplain Amuug thCsu 20 Amcrclin soldier,
thcrl urc i9S Generals, CoioneiI Majors. and Cap
tiius, aud two Hriylics-hr Emtrauu and myself
% that crisis cunc. shall claim my Old place pa
ihe iroui rank.
NIr Cruzau'- remarks wcrc constantly
interrupted with applause of the most
v0ciferous and enthusiastic kind His
closing sentence was followed by cheers
and laughter which did not suh-idc for
some minutes
20 the next toast. which WIS taken
with tho enthusiasm o. bc expected on
that subject The Reciprocity Treaty
Hon j Mott Smith responded thus
Dr SMITH .nid. That Reciprocity ,.it, a subject.
NH + ItN EI9rIsHH
interested Iu. Al illustrated m the realty ho bad
thought l'wC pett1il dld not give due weight o.
Che necessity of each plrfv thereto being ntisdcd
itCuiprocitY tr.aiici arc matter of hargain-thoy
uulidr ordinary Iriorrinl treaties. treaties
af c1miiy aud friendship. Ii has been said here
tlat thg clmuercl1l argument raa very strung
against hawaii. Ihig was 4 matter nf arthnetc
and figure. Whom di.cuaoti frliu She standpoint
uf nngnicc FHIrtr and with allowances for such
iae.s 0i iladC az Dc n1i arrcu n che Custom
HOUSE siatsiic. % uill appear that The argument
1F mldua liuat HISS iii must D. greatly modified
TRULY Gre husilias and wealth of these iaianils
have heeH grcaiiy dtaucsd through tho Treaty.
There was % general feeling of iuy uhou no ls7s
thc stalmer wui seen rounding Diamond Head
dDped iu llLs from truck iu deck. bringing uCus
Tint ihe ircity has' passed. that sgcesss had a.
tended the mission Of Ne Allen and Mr.. Carter.
Experience ol ihe Treaty icr The past five YEAR
bad made it oudCit io ali, that tho public welfare
5 bound up in beg continuance, and hc thought
that both this g1l crumeut and The public
reldy t1 DO whatever thcy can % remove obstacles.
and 90 promote c1utumucc Tie was happy
to- quote from Tile report al Gen. Comfy, that
the trade OF the Islands g.is rapidly Increasing
With TIC uitsd Stttes and whatever consideration
should 10 shown for American Investments Ia
these islands would ba n kind if lh0En Oh those
Amuucaui who remain at home.
He had mo- doubt also that ubgu the uou Minis
Der should have tiriC 90 examine matters. hu will
reach tLo conclusion that thc impurtlnce Of The
Treaty q NOT confined 20 Hawaii Tho Treaty b
O matter of experiment also. eight years vere toJ
short to allow either paTty % uork ont results I.
has been s.id that the Treaty had been acccdod
to lv the uiitd States from sentiment, and also
from nnIitieh reasons it may have been au.
What euucorus ga now mdrc ucarly Is boa We may
hgvc be gn on. Hc could see uo ulatcmcut Of The
force ul che reasons which prevailed in 1870 and
could ouly hope chat no new element of diaatis-
faction might a-ilc. MOI being political prophet
lc did not venture Co Say what uight b. hidden iu
.hc future. The Hawaiian clr has place iu thc
American nest. tho result mas Be eaglets or may
By something ciac thll tho future alone can Dis
close.
The last of the regular toast, The
Ladies was then drunk and AS might
have been expected Alr. + N. Hatch wa
loudly called After some little hesitation
owing to bis well known modesty Mr.
Hatch arose and iu his usual ielicit0us
said
ME. CuAuf,a $3.50 G-sr1EuEs The ladies
hank you FOG the honor you confer upon them by
hs toast have heard llr Dole speak Of tlf
lcct suua people iu fur little community applr.
ltlN nav. li HlufaN. tn Give tlaEn the aLnuEa
q back necessary 90 courage and dignity. ft may
lo gcutitmou tllt Che day viii come whcn yoa
Eill need aomc such ramr0ls. go io The ladies
You uill GEL, lhcm theil Laughter and applause
Mr. Jones urosc and remarked that il
would he unjust Tot us b. forget on such
ln occasion those Americans who had so
wisely and conrage0usly helped us IN 1877
3 q and proposed Our American Bankers.
Bishop s. Co." After this was drunk, loud
.alls were made for both Bishop and Patty
Tho latter arose and said.
SO. Cnira,rss lsn CicrIr1fEs That should
c.llel upon f1- % Ifreh mur 20 surpria1 b.
he majority Of Touf and ihai ] lhuud have tlo
cmeriig .o attempt och Thing ri a much greater
ururiac o. n.e
. have uot ciccs ofae aiher aord vould be-
n0ra u c0fsouauco With Modern ssihoiic ilcagh
9r d public slcaAor. 70 D. uot frgsf j kn0a
Llt r r11uaite. Sake t'r total ~ The
Eei-his n iil elder gentlemen iu our ollce and
hn average 1ruirdrTuif b. lfr removed from the
'gliing standard. laughl.r
! wqh ~ that ar flakc uu iu IfrifY uhai ~
lcs u gHrHiHJ hui fs~f rou'd hu uruch nicer.
o1liul- FROM you.
WHY o1r worthy .4lOr d1es 100 respoud m our
lilili mnsl be lhai fio feelings elcitld b. taking
a fees far pcech. aplld frrire rliuiu ui looollec-
sons uf uuasaiu1. efforts io stay iie rassaes Of
ztruraraut and foolish acts during he iute
f1iuCted meetings af lrr krfdIirff@ fssesItfT
Z TIC Hs.oaaH EH7.fH laughter. For up
Yards of niuliy dags-hC vas faithful io the ilsi
cscu rheu oihcrs ti tlcir alter despair bad