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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-23
Tho History OF u watch.

A few weeks since Page, the pawnbroker,
lost a gold watch out Of his store and had
young 8. Beck arrested as tho party guilty
Of the theft. Beck was taken before JUS
tlcc Edwards and was honorably discharged.
Thus the matter rested until yesterday,
when Page discovered the watch In tho
lcWelry store Of Frank Austin, who said II
had been left there by Bunk Ramsey, o
lkolRht conductor on the Missouri Pacific
road, who runs a train between this
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-23
RrIaht,s Disease In Women.

perfectly understood by them, arc peculiar
~ liable TO those attacks which end in
Brights Disease of the kidneys. Upon the
special attention of women, therefore, we
urge the great virtues of Hunts Remedy
the great kidney anu liver medicine. This
superb medicine has saved many a good
woman from an early grave. 1t is excel
lent in oil of the peculiar discscs of the sex.
No medicine equals Hunts remedy for del
icate women.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-23

At certain seasons OF the year nearly
every person suffers to greater or less e1-
tent from lmpurity Of tho blood, bilious
hess, &C., &c. This should be remeded as
soon undiscovered, otherwise serious results
may follow. Sherman's "Prickly Ash Bit
tiers" will .etlcctually remove all faint OF
disease and restore YOU TO health.
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ansaira..
3flsdira,.
TO PREVENT
Yellow Fever
--TAkE-
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
1T SAVED THE PEOPLE OF SAVANNAH
Ga, VIII USED 1T THROUGH THE
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF 1876.


AEssRs. J II. ZEILIN & Co
GENTLEMEN w. the undersigned, Engineers
on the Georgia Central Railroad, IN grateful Oh.
legations for the benefits we received IT m the
use 4 simmons Liver Regulator during the
Yellow Fever Epidemic in savannah Georgia,
IN the summer and fall of 1876 desire tn make
The following statement, That during the
Aforesaid Epidemic we used the medicine
known AS simmons Liver Regula or, prepared
by IL zeilin Il Co. and though exp sed to
the worst miasmatic influences ( the yellow
Fever by going in and coming out OF Savannah
at different hours of the night and also In
spending entire nights IN the city du ing the
preva ence OF this most Fatal Epidemic with
but the single exception Of one of us, VINO was
taken sick, but specify recovered we con.
tinued In our usual good health circumstance
we can account for In no other way but bv the
effect under Providence the habitual and col.
hnued use of Sin mons Liver Rcgula or while
we wete exposed to this Nellhw Fever malaria
Respectfully yours G. u. Patterson, John H.
Collins, Jas l. Mallettc, Melton + Cooper
sSAlwavs ask your Druggis for Dr Sim.
mons Liver Regulator aii' be sure to see those
T. enuc'l words printed on the label, and having
thereon red Trade Mark Seal and signature
of j, III Leil n x Co None other is Genuine
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-23
Good-Bye, Ill-Uenltb,

When you feel weak, langud and de.
pressed, try Browns Iron Bitters. You will
md 1t most wonderful reviver. 1t il a
true tonic. 1t aids digestion. Itstrength-
ems every part of the body. II is refreshing
TO the wearied mental faculties. II is per-
feet. This iswhat our family doctor says
-TLocal Editor
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Smoke Duke OF Durham cross cut. Best
in the world
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New Boiler For Sale CHEAP,

:. We have a c0.Horsv Power Tubular Boiler
tite tront and Crate Bars, a. psnison Texas. ID
Address sINKEK, DAVIS d CO..
knEins Buiidew and Boiler MaksrS
rnc.eodsw. orf Dallas. Tcxaa
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-09-09

r,am tt,su,5et ., british had ohsroe Avs a..
g. W Ns,iafsaS tai utas u4tiaH. taiss tmn
dee, a,. hss saap. thra " ns,iss s ts eilis asH
ststk tssf tau. s.al o. dfums ssuaa azis ts iaes
hays ,ass Hii4t tathiHe ~ ntls 50 isiis hsh
rtuss g tses Tetes ,ass ms' hieeN. Is alr,s
=, ,ssls shsti e, i,t ersis, rte' hnntas hale
ulslsa. " a. Twin. ,a-s tsirs,nst. : ttHda hae
fsf S Co. tf haifs thueift. ei tdls viu NJ fhipa
& CO. - hsls, iaes hslss blankets s Ueuhsum
90, a. rtes mo- hmp " tmut. - haplvare
semi Nau, ta.ts hsHieae 10 Isis tuls irp
rlamh'ag nGinshem Co ,a's 'e'i lead, ells
sheet issl, iahu Nuu, tss isils sheet trH
Prom san f,au,tat, "a IA kslstaus tus A.
q ihrm ~ stationery taste Ihanes tast 10 t'
sevne w. h,nss. ilauaiula ien Mata ~ rlss hsld
sats .saEe l"'aA - rlEs haniease " ",
~ ftss gr-sr,r,. ! S WaAet, 5sa tstFs Noi, J
" inins. % t,ta. hHntue ! Williams, 10 Hte'
hsuumr 'nh it pkg enaefss 'mi aanf go thn'''
n'om Nse,sans = sv. s, ~ ,bsi,,a s,, ,ao'
aaat 80 uastfsH
Prom san tiar.,a., q, III tsd, smr.in. Y iA,b
.s,n e" = "s'' Nni lHen s" D. hoy. y WNu
hHusf. 4 pkg efotuist anil hadvafe. HAtianay
ar gssl' srd issdi uegs, ,! e. l,'ots and 'h's'
Ntm Qup. tes ,, now ! ti60phaestp - lstss
Wells la ptTs elssteate. moulding = O. nJge, n
Nhah % pkg feet goups chickens llen. nris
t# FAts HUssurfs Niuarts 10 afs HHufi u Ndlfi
rlgs i.'ats and shove, rh,ir stem. % tstrs paint.
u laine hv ftanuc q ha' ,nd, nfo,ie
i,rlhe due. Nare, - rtgs m,e,'o't. "
u Rire, gts rlG tecd. iitmau No. 80 pttfI
f. I Wolfe, $50 rle. atsenss. NJ Mllueny, IS.
Pkg hults " tfaham ~ bsss hay. " T.
ipfi. ta ls haN, % ses oats, u " thil pkg
shgV osss, teo,gt tuess 4 IS sa1,ngs \ " Rl,h
adlslH hss wedding cake h ; nituaham hV
wedding ss,s , q mdss = 4 Jones j., candy : b,
apile' and tHs r'NW efsei'cs and now 20 chimes
hnus
Efam Saw tpHosaa, rst " " Amy Sept II
Nots ssat ht apflc. ! " Freeman bls taf, 2,
q nats Smith SO o. asetuR mithnes IS pfv
s.r'es, Sc hattlvate : ~ Ntup. WAY b. hN
machinery s e. Wldst pkg mdse, ~ pts harleafe
= aats vbrrte . - ,h,6s. \ W nl-b, " pigs gtu
o+frtsi Aken, IS ply paints agd eiass, Freeman
. meek woke. . vuu,hi WAGON cfrriagc, crate
wheels, ruls. ~ shan, pig seats, , horse, cat
rags, ~ e. phrsls - stshs tusg., phaeton,
hsstcl buggy ~ hatses, mules, IlimAn tiros pt,
mda, utdebn West, carriage hardware
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-09-09

apod Of foreign i1aor to fl up hi' purse and
Ill 81 hts people by teti,iug February t1lh,
the "elabmaIe bestlaluy II III, Hawaiian bu.
ahula}' Viii hc bring into the light II this
nineteenth century, The deeupit paganism Of
the past ages II darkness 10 In ~ Is leprou'
ei.age beio,e invited guests from all Chtisten
dom} On docs the King think 10 counter
ACT his uupopuladp With the Hawaiian people
hcsaus, of The alienation of the crown lands,
the iaircsi Jewels II his drmcnse, for the palny
sum ot $1,000 by putting on hi, own head =
tinsrl crown which Is Ia cost $1,000.
DID tho present Premier anticipate Wha, q
STORM of ridiculc would he raised Il any seriou,
attempt were made to eauy out his pet project
at a crown iot kalakma1 Has any one at III,
palace On, conception VI that eternal fitness o
thing, that make the folly of such uaycss
of royalty 80 offensive as well a. ridieulous
Wsff It go on and kalalnua bc mpacd On
thousand pens, tho butt " mrtce.e gihes tn,
tt.tfI .t.f1
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-09-09
TIE eosr OFFICE AGAlM

The action Of the Postmaster General, in re-
quiring the earlier mailing OF newspapers, has
caused no little comment. We will be chari
table enough 10 suppose that the present force
in the ilonolulu posi- office is overworked, and
that the mailing Of papers as early as possible
Is a necessity to enable them to give their at
teniion to late, letters, which are always con
si,lered OF more Importance than papers. Bu,
even under these circumstances, there Is no
reasonable excuse ioI the new regulation. The
postal department is moi conducted Tor the
pecial purpose of paying the 7. MIG. handsome
salary ior nothing and to make work as light as
possible in his department. Il was instituted,
and il is TO be supposed maintained, for the ae.
commodaiion Of the public. II the public has
anything to gain by the mails being lefi open
To the las, possible moment and il certainly
has--,hey should be efi open. We have no
fault TO find with the clerks in the post Office,
bu, il there Is too much work for them to at.
tend 10 properly, larger force should be en-
plo,ed As population and business increase,
the work of the pos, Offices will also increase,
and the people have right to demand that
postal matters he attended TO ior their accom-
mediation. and no, alone for thai oi the depart
mcnL u the present Postmaster General can
not attend TO the duties in a manner that will
satisfy those Who are mosi interested. he shoulsi
step down and Oh, and give place 10 some mote
eompeieni person.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-09-09
MY rms 0rposI79oNg

We fail to see any good and sufficient reason for
the present attitude Of the Government, being
so set and opposed To- the will of the people
that has been SO freely expressed in the desire
foI eoo.f gottrHmfHi, which can never he ac-
corded by ministry whose motives and inter.
ests are influenced by self throughout, and in
aoccding to royal demands are proving the
vcriesi tools in pandering 10 iollies which, we
trust, the day in not lar distan, when the King
himself will see the utter absurdity of
This opposition comes from animate desireb by
the masses for the perpctuity of Hawaiian in
dependence, as they see, with alarm, the driit
of the present extravagant and reckless course
toward imperialism, striking the surest blow at
its hie and interests, and weakening the state
almost beyond redemption. The fact that no
overt &C, toward relieving ourselves of this in
cubus OF despoiism has taken place, proves in
itself how desirous are this people to observe
law and order, but there is a point beyond
which fotbearance ceases to he a virtue We
therefore, call the attention Of the King to the
fact that his subjects. in vehemently opposing
the present ministry and the measures the,
have forced upon the country, seek his owr
and the couniys highest good, and respect
| fully petition him to remove far from his roya
person, all eonniving, intriguing flatteres wh,
have 81 iar brought nothing but trouble, ex
pense, ndicule and disgrace upon the state
and which must ever increase as follies anc
useless eNtravaganees are INDUCED in, and Sc
cure proper men who have the confidence O
the people and the good Of the nation at hear
ior the conducting Of measures calculated t,
the reign OF Kalakaua.
The present cabinet has not, and never cal
have, the confidence Of the people. The Prem
ier's record is too well known 10 need repeti
lion here. His course ever since his adven
into the county has been iraught with eunnin,
deception, even to representing that he had th'
support and confidence OF the Planters Societ,
inr a cabinet position. And with one Of hi
accord there is no knowing what intriguing o
foreign complications this country may b
drawn into. His colleague Of the lnrerio
Department is an aYowed hater OF foreigners
an opposer OF the progressive march Of civil
ration, inexperienced, and utterly incapable
The continuance of these Two men por,end
evil TO Hawaii and We Join our petition viii
that Of the Ras .ii,,a, representing the naiiy'
voice Of the people, for their removal.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-09-09
SHIPPING NOTES.

The British bart Lady l.Ampson arrived from San
FRANCISCO laa Saturday masn,ns, s'ih I 5 mal and
Hose ~haIi, -here she is no~ dlsohArgng
Itr p NJ $ = tny q Sydney. DcArtofn, arrived
fram San Francisco Las, sunday afternoon, With u $
mail and yssSengers. opussgped 10 II. HAcsfeld 4 Co
She saied again ,hs N4me evening ios Sydney.
The Hawaiian h-rk kAlakana is at Brewer s Co.'S
wharf -aiiine csfgo co. san Francisco
Ihe Amerscais hsIk n. W Alny arrived from San
TrAnri~so las Wednesday morning ~iih full freight
and yss-rnsss lil also Anumlef borses and mules
The briti-h lssh oleroa the old steamship shAr
Is ds-Shargins general cargo ircm Europe, which is
coming IA hns udri.
Ihs Aurr,cAn bark Emerald Is d,-sl.arging cargo
a ismi<r q ihe foot os Fo, street
lh< thr,.-tnasird schooner Mary Dosige, PAul
arrived Thursday lAsi from Huuisldt, With cargo
q lamtsF 70 wsida Ca She Is at the FOO, u foft
Ihs Csrsaan l-sh Jo-sfA Is At the f.Ss as $ $ Like
hsss deek and the German hars Adoiph a. a, anehs
an ,iss suezm,
The L. ), 5 Alaska, Bcilnap. arrived on "Wednesday
iAs. ~ aayp fram IsliAo She /, al anchor IN ,hs
ssr~Am "a isoks quite natural An Aner,can var
vessel oacs noss " oar hartss, fG hsi u oshosrS
n h NJ. S sappho arrived On thursday laa f,oa. a
crsis< 10 Hawai- and Maui
Tbs A,ser.oan h-rksni,ns Monitos. kn4cle arrived
- Mshakeaa ssis .. as day. from hnmhoI1s. ~ish
iamt<f 10 n. X X Co
Ths sAstsnrias uncls John Hansen. sailsd from Ka.
hsi1i Ars p, and ''.s isganfins Hazard. hls,, On
S<yk D. bsh iu San frADCi.oo
fhs ssAoasssf IA Mo- >..d Ios ssia, las With the
hsa load a m.ehiners iss Mess LideAis Co mil,
II ths hessllaia lion MaskN
large icaf a-asd shp y,as>sd ,l.s pot yesterday
frem Nsseasis. bsssd san franc,son
lh< German balk (. u bishop NSiled irom Ns~
fosk. Aug ss, ies bsenasa
N. Y. ) $ H4ssi.sd s.ilsd irssa Bs.,ae. Aas s.
fs th< fsc,hs ss~os, ssiiess thu Prn.atsla shsk
sn ~ hesas, and Isoalay ~ ~ the bans-, ard sh.
star< the cesaf&n sa9ned fs the building a the
tk2n> l1s shs esxses have '<rn cAsea ~ sh,k she,
nM h.ss po.es, -sa. a. a2iulal rs.aig n.as /.
Yped --9ffs-
Thx sr~ asan -h-ler h4y sa.a Hsisn. rscssal,
issncs1 Esah. Ne. Sc ths Afgfsc ~ilAing sersins
srsiAsd q Sss bessa&d Aug , shs .@a ~ Ia hsi.d
>a s~sdl, a pg<zatse. and ~ii lsass ~ hosiis
snaAa Ass. "a dfsI
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-09-09
COM MERCIAI.


tffHft p fH7-
ha.ass. dsst "a s,,s me,h s,idspts = activity -
TIA, sta eaias ~ awaken tren tbs istbsBis ats
a hss iase tsta u late .ssithaantns tHs ma,sWenis
a skip1ss llatips te psst i.sst hsss lssn hrs nuf
rseeis tsaiss tkst Az rsssps ihesh tl.s ail ssasah
ths p " S 20 Srf@St sHi,sst isa sn0''h'
eah san rfaa,tss dates - ths 18th uh and a fss
Ot,sh ard I.asssastt ha ths nattst s,.fes ua iua
tsg,ai lhasss IN uei rs~iu,ts avt de,l,ae - h'h d
,saa ,si tsIee W seess wi,h ,ts uais esii urrlei
O,a ,stss,sufat isttrt, slssshers utsu ~ af,ttsl
uads ,nsttstt y iHsfss fst ,si lfusi has
hsen dftutsa
y, tas 80 fas1sAs, Naturias last ths steamer
- s.ssl sis,,s anil ths y u f}4f. ao Ws,iut.ls,
-, ass,i, f,asa ths tsa hsvs isen ert supplied Nv
,hs istst yssssl s,a qus b., u s'..l re,s,,,,l,
asd IN ssitBsa, ,.ailbian w ns,s sis, ths sla,sl
Il M 4 S tloshs t.s moiabf,d "a, w rof
vststs aeA ti,s tytstb u u u ssttka FINN her
hs5 ,ist 81 ~ aihs, Islands ihs s s. Nsass way T.
iaalsd ~ aav q. h'lh dive
departure i.s tra. salas irIisd bs,t tefH 0es tit
ofstl, al Il hfm vtih teh asrfas ,hs abode Iog,hss
sraauoiies ,u ,slus o. ta,ss.t.
oH ssrais W. The r,4,,h q Nsufusi ~ the ra't Il
Hoesala. sasuat. to fsp,tfaas
W ,aH susmteu sfsio NJ ! Ndsms nsus
utd slet sale Wv fautaisi' ~ shab 'es
sudiao aalumn slas fas tht ol isnl ia Nuoano
valley, o1mriisns 5s sors
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-09-09

Hawthorne. hc vas infatuated with The idea
that he Wa MIXED baby H. H. VI.
5. "pinafom opem plo, and was lhen
hooking fni title aud a vast inheritance a. the
son II an English uoblcman From his eSpe
nences At these Islands Is Is . matter of great
tegret that he did not find his fathers legacy
aud relieve Us uf the "raliVai swlndie and
the injury 10 10 many conhdiug nal,eal the
hamessinR together u human beings Ike cat.
ile to the pluwi the stain ta these Islands faii
famo ia his iutcipn cooperative labor phem,
with totbcs aud olherl the shouldcfing onto
Tits county IT two statues of kamehamc
ha. when one was too manyI the anwinR
oadying to myal vanity that suggests eoro
na,ioui the pandcring to royal desires ln ac
eomplish his political schcmesl the securing
Newspaper loyalty contracts, and fotinp nut
ton on lopcri the intnualing and pfoyellnt
nature of his Aclf laudaliun in hi love for The
dear peuplc' The antagnnNiug ol races, th'
lobbying through n any measure that the fnya
Dictator dr,irell the promoter Of over half %
tho auoemde notions forced upon this people
the mower VI the two million loan aud sot,
on the Ten, the father, nurse. physician an,
engncc, Of the Coronation folly, on which nov
his vcD political lite depcndsi all these evils
and many more would have been spared lIa
Wati II he htd only found his father
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-09-09

fb1fffsh Bf"" f"fftpb foffs.
RosroS, An bt. M,FTuA n,vis......,..... BENSON
SeTa $50 {, brewer s CO.. agts
RsnsrN. HaW. ~, lotASt..,. .,..,.... Carrols
oo IS u, haekield s Co, sstS
RpraEN Haw. H. kaH... ..,...-.-...s Ro,hfus
Sept IS II Haetfeld & Co, agt>
HosGsoSc, Cer HI. PpHo .,..., .......
lasdins. July.
HuAnoI NJ, Am seh Ct-Ats SrstctrtS. .... Cousins
(fot kAhuluil due.
ANrErcol- Biit bt, oLtNeNute Richards
Sept asp
LIptprooi. brit hl Uttoce ..... Swietoslawsti
To sad about Aug - I n Davies & Co, agts
Nsw CA.rlt, Nsw, Me. ht, RsNuto. ........ Hoscs
due
INV Nosk. No4. bk lNAcoS .... .......... Nelson
oci ss-sa Castle & Cooke. aets
pokT hlAsulN, Am, hkibe, AasiIA t..... Ncwha
Sep, IS-sa Allen & Robinson, agts.
Posr GAAHtH, Am bk, CAMDEN ......... Gaiiet
uoa MAhntona) nov due II, r. X Co, agtS
sep, ioiS HAotfsld & Co, sgt~. lumber fot
Wilder & Co,
rosr oANhlK, Am. sch, NJ T. SnrrH. Cfor Mahuko-
nsl Sept ie-Is. II, X X Co, agts. humber Tot
Wilder s Co
Porr GAAnlr, AM bline-, kIrSAr. ..--.. Robinson
Due Sep, s5-sn II. Haokield s Co. sgt>
Posr GANeLI, Am hk., BuENA NtsrN. o.. ..,, Calhoun
Due Sept, ss-sa II Haelfeld s Co. agtS
san FRANCISCO, q. = s. SuKg. .., Dom
Sept te W. 6 Irwin s Co., AgtN
SAs fBANCIsou, ., ~ 8 3 AusTEALIA ..... Tuloh
Sept 10, n Hackield & Co. agtS
SAN FsANCtsco, Am bltDe Discovery .... . pertiman
Sept 1880, IL Haekfeld & Co, agts
SAN FRANCISCO, Am sch ANSA ...... McCULlocH
Nov due " G. lswIS Co. agts
81. MIcnNELs, hrii- HASA Saunders
Sept s-to
SvnNsv, = N 8 CRY os Nsw Voss .... Cobb
Due sept IS, VI. Haotfeld & Co, ag,s
uTsLApN, An hlint kLIsfrAr ..--..... Cutler
Sept IoIs II HAekfeld & Co sgts,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-09-09
wHy HArx mar coRoNa T2oN ,

There have been good reasons Why former
Hawaiian soyereigns, talking about crowns,
saw fl TO abandon the project Of seeking to
don thai bauble Of royal pomp and pageaniry.
Perhaps some Hawaiian superstition, OF some
shakesperean oracle warned them
'wahn the hs.llow crosn
That Fosirlls the mortal Temples q a king.
Keep. death his co1rt and there the xnlic sils
se1ahng his stats and srinning a, h's IssaP
Certain !, is thai The poets, with prophetic
insight, warn us that
"Iis slosss a our hloosI And state
Az shadows. ma substantial lhinss.
iherc !, no ainsea against tate
Death lays ~ ic3 hands Kings.
sospsre Aad Cr0@n
Nus tpIaiis do~n
Apsl IN the dus Ia equal aads
wnh ihs pos espaked sslths and .sade.
Has the Lord High Chamberlain gone abroad
10 study ap es'qaesi< fos tho coming grand osr
smaalals whieh Is il 10 he, broad farce % ligh,
c<zaelyl The vasioas oonsuls have been no,i.
hed a the day hsed upon ios the imposi,,
sfsss. but NC have mot hs-id that any Of ouI
ladies have been notified. az ihey were 10 have
br<a i-sose General Grants esI-ected visit,
uhai a,is II dress ~eaId be considered Al
alone L<f,iing the sAgHa a1asisaf
wnl Jadge fosnsndes. q son.e Other anti
quariaa. picase enlighien an Interested pabli'
10 fegari 10 the eesesaonies observed in inyes,
ing = Hawaiian ali % - moi siih. sovereign,
% eiaefisinshipf l. this cosonaiion Pursil
Hs~aiizn siea. q Il il Aash ahzi' aisaeeshss
I,ae. ,he King ,hi0k ,e sssIiese his misiaie Q
Iesskg loose "a ,he country. osiebu ~,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-09-09

- C. T. AM 7HE N.t12IF PRESS
In is issue Of the ffth instant. the =. {, L.
makes laborcd, hut absurd cliolt To prove
the Hawaiian newspapers which are not issued
tual state Of opinion generally existent among
llawaiinns hui that to form q correct estimate
of opinions really held by IInwaiians. it is
necessary 10 read the Fltif, a paper owned by
the Premier, edited by one who writes under
the instruction of his superior, and largely
filed 10y contributions from the able pens "
tg of other cabinet ministers and heads OF
Government Bureaus. The absurdily of It's
utterly unworthy OF notice were 1t not fof the
fact that II is baid Ia show up the actions ol
the Gibson Cabinet already totering TO It's fall.
With its usual audacity, ii attempts 10 give the
opposition papers which are iat from true
having done this, we are not bound by IT,
uuerances relative TO the paper printed at IL
own office. tlhc Eieie) The hRokca Is known
of the Ihe dina according TO the testimony o
MIR. Grievc twho does the printing, but has NJ
urther interest in iD is set down at 5000
The publication Of tunslations from these op
position papers in mis- patft and the GastM
is complained Of, and the question pitcousl,
asked why they do not publish translations o
the kIfLe editorials as well Speaking 70
ourselves, we can lily spare room for suel
trash, and the foreign community get enougl
of the kind already through the columns Of tn,
| y II 4
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-09-09

The Premier and his organ would like very
much to find precedent for their military hum
bnggcy, and think they have ii in Mr.. Hart.
wells organization Of special police force at
the time OF the rio, in 1874, which, however,
the Premier himself well knows, as a member
of that corps, was wholly of volunteers who
were never even called upon for drill. That,
while Attomey-General he also sought to
change the status OF the soldiers from contract
Iaborcrs, is no indication that any desire pre-
vailed 10 establish grand army Of Hawaii,
Notwithstanding the need apparent at that time
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mHAELs Hki

An effort has recently been made by the
'Iiao have the Premier considered an
Amesloan. Doab,less there was a motive
therein, ios Il sound, well 10 have the Interests
oi that most friendly nation 70 psnminen,Iy
represented in this government a. 10 have an
American CO hes psemir. Bul Il i well
kno~n faes. ahead, 1ecosdsd IA history, that
in hn espssisoes al Lv~pnoi si,h Coasui