Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-07-07


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threStenings ~ ,hnse ,,bon, ,,,' ro,,iJ -, wy,
of existence with a sinoIe hlou Tbc o,hs,
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answer back b,.c,,s. ,,s Inon H., n -,
came in woys, n he ;nf,,,.,.J n,,;,,, -,
raise IL hand. we rould ,aLe earh one ~ i,s
people and throw them iuto Inc ses and 49,,
not miss the men we semi to do h, po, now
tina, they had lef our borders. No NV friend.
the taunts of Jealous powers that The YnnLeo,
will not fight have been too often answered by
bloody death to te regarded ly us nov Az
the Yankees cowards ;" yelled the men of
Massachusetts A. the red British lin, ven,
rcelinp and broken down The ,lope, of ptnL 81,
Hill That question was answered Then. and
since that time. ON the ensang,ined 6elds of
Mexico. and bv a thnusand Contests in ,hot
frairicidaI war which steened our whole n,tinn
in is own best blood. The answer has been
again and again repeated No. the YANKEES
we're not towards at Bunker IIil nor ever
after During the war of the revolution they
fought with stubborn endurance and with n
bull dog courage which never weakened mo-,
failed, and when the war OF 1872 Vave them a
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We've 20, Ike men. we've 90, the ,n,.
And we've got the money too"
Blu, this sounds like pure and upadulteroted
brac, and we did no, meet here today TO in.
dulge in that disaprceable science We are
accused. perhaps riph,fujlv. of being nation
of boosters. bu, /, Is 10 be remarked that wc
generally carry out what we undertake. and
that we undertake enterprises now and then
which appal people not accustomed ia The
spring, the snap, and the energy Of the Amer
leans. And, after all. is it crime to be proud
Of our great successes Is il a sin to he elated
over the achievements Of our fellow citizens ?
Are we doing wrong when we look with plea
sure on such q work as the Pacific railway,
and when one Of us builds toward heaven two
monuments almost rivaling the pyramids Of
Egypt, and swings from their submits n
bridge, the like Of which the ingenuity of man
has never before produced1 Are we to be
chided because we burn few fireworks, and
because million Of us stand in open.mouthed
admiration II we have not righ, to Drag a
little over Roebling, the man who, for ten
long years, has directed this gigantic task from
the shades OF his sick room; il the president
did wrong in going To that sick chamber to
shake the hand OF that martyr to the Caisson
fever; II our natural eNul,ation over our men
of genius is all wrong--then fear the mos, Of
us are sinners beyond redemption, and Grim.
inals OF the deepest dye. The natural en-
thusiasm Of the American people canno, and
should not be restrained. Children should be
taught the glorious story Of our country. The
grand acts of our soldiers and our sailors, the
wondrous achievements Of our inventors, our
engineers, our artisans, the patient labor of
our scientific men, our chemists, our cleo.
tricians, our philosophers, should not be slurred
over nor hidden from the rising generation
The achievements of Americans in every
branch of industry. science and orl are rs
great as those of The men Of any nation from,
befor. The dawn III c;v;l;zo,;on do,,n 10 ,h..
presep, time. n The child show nrefe,enr.
for literature. LEI him study The life Of Pres.
colt. of bancroft. of BRYANT. Of ssoner of
Hawthorne. of I,onpfellow or Of any ol ,b,.
thousand authors Who have preserved The
records of The past. ar who have drawn from
the mines of IMAGINATION The levels ol
romance. If his 6npers itch for he Mcneil
The brush. the etcbeT's TOOL ar The scnln,or's
chisel, let him learn Of West. of Stuart. of
Rail Of Jackson of Powers NJ Moran nj
Abbey and Of The vast army uho b,y,. trans.
ferred nature to canvas. or who have res,,r.
rected from The sbopeless block ih, Glorious
statue buried there. So on through all he
departments of life. The las, hundred wears
of our national life has produced men in every
walk whose histories are simply grand We
need no, 90 10 Sparta for exampies of personal
COURAGE uerndon cnioc down with h;s sh;,,
after he had saved hundreds Of lives. Custer.
that brave and gallant man. falling with his
face to the savage foe. an example of such
splendid proves thai IA. HE'LL hounds Who
DESTROYED him honored hi, remains. Garfield.
Garfield, who although racked by pain. and
wasted until il seemel that tortured nature
must cry out, We, bearing his suffering, with.
out murmur. and waiting GU, his soul 10 The
eternity beyond without ever an impreca,ion
ON the cowardy assassin who had hurled him
from the pinnacle Of human greatness 10 The
gates of death. Then DE Long Amber.
Chipp. Collins, and the men of The Ieanne,,e
who starved to death in the Lena delta bid
they have courage or did they moi Does nv