Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-25

I yout bu,iu-s- u.n by Their hid I've learned
| to know exactly whrrc to look iat the htisk,
oblgng grpccL the comprehensive provision
dealer, and the reliable furniture man. should
srnye there suddenly, am already posted
a. to where are neat, we'll furnished rooms, or
delightful cottage pto be rented, andhayc only
to step here ~ there tn discover trust worthy
merchants who in few hours will provide me
with the belonging, Ola Hawaiian house hulijI
5nd, hcng already in love with island hlr YOU
shall 6nd nc numbering "Nlohar' thcday after,
with an the musical swectncs, of native
tylat,'
HUT meantime, and by YOU leave, will I'm
| Joy an Introductory chat, first assuring you
that | have only to forget the rather solid
.t,cteh OF continent, and the hIllowy Pacific
that intefvrncs, and Honolulu is beautiful
harhor grand mountain prospective, It's palm
avenue, and villa dotted VALLEY Road. seem
as neat to as a, Camden barring the ferry.
TO explain the claryoyance, confess to
| looking through the mental vision OF some OF
| your clever men who were here la, summer
listening enthusiastically to their descriptions
nl the land 81 their adoption They were all
MelnoucS in word painting, and what is
more, they were as homcsick as Swiss soldiers,
and made haste ito step westward TO their
island Elysium, fertile rs Already, halmy ~
Amby, and inhabited 10y the only race with
fully developed hearts.
SO they ,mbiioi, il they did not say it out.
right ;and who can wonder The contrast between
a vast brick city fla, as the checker board ON
which its streets are planned, baking and stew
ing day after day through the heated term, and
rcsounding only with the cries Of huckstcrs
street. vendors or the like and their picturesque
sea refreshed home must have been startling
indeed.
Then your vowelhl native language how
facinating is its musical rhythm A sentence is
contained in word,a phrase in syllable; and
ngainthegravely gracious politenessof isspcak
ers-lheir suave civility, and instructive ease
All WE'LL II it were not for that wonderful little
"8m' Noltaire introduces with such annihila.
ting cunning into his description of his life at
| Pottsdam where everything was perfection
"bNt,' II we all could escape tina, deadly little
proposition yours would be veritablc para.
disc in the Pacific and we would not need to
sigh for share of it.
Bit so it is-all Is vanity nsdcr the sun, and
there are spots on it. No geographical locality,
OF social condition is without flaw. RaSselas
was prince, and Sol Stubbs was sailor
but both being Investigators tried every sphere,
and every cline in life, TO RETURN to their start.
ing points at last and there remain content OF
at least stationary
Under this plattude there's a tiny hit Of
philosophy which accounts for people often
staying where they find themselves, well
knowing tina, mans distiny will discover
him anywhere.
Well, being here, We are agog over the visit
Of Mr. James Gillespie Blaine to our city Tc
be sure he used it to live in it without causing
any excitement. Batas Mayor Napkins astutc
servant told Sam Weller, when the latter com
pared his former Indifference with his sudden
politcness. ''You see master hadn't introduced
US then" lis exactly so. When Mr. Blaine
and his wife taught the deaf mu,es Of Pennsyl
yania in the asylum situated on Broad and Pin,
streets, the Republican Convention had no
presented him to our citizens as a presidential
candidate and the meaningless hurrah-boy
that always accompany an individual so distin
= guisheSYould not have been in place.
Let me tell you how he looks. You hav
heard that he is magnetic, and he really i
gifted with rare powers of impressing and be
y ing impressed-in other words he is ardent
y electric and intense-and both gives and take
largely in his intercourse with others. Sucl
temperamentsdon no, spare themselves. They ar
always in wear. Therefore the hope of tn
. Republicans is not young man of his years
A little over fifty, which Victor Hugo calls III
youth Of old age" his face is neither smootl
nor his eye sparkling. He has been wounde,
, under the wing in this shamelessly, scandalou
! campaign, and the restless glance he turn
constanty,as il in the fear OF some fresh shaft
! and the dry fever Of his lips, underlie the sm
and glitter of momentary enthusiasm. A maj
,, whose domestic life is uncur,ained to the pub
lie, whose wifes name is in every paper h
chances to take up, and.whose triumph-if h
N'DSN WIZ ~ bphbHN ny ueaSS'aiSu pdnlf Cci
, tainly pays for his whistle"
The dark part OF the cloud wasn't in viey
last night, however all that showed was tn
silver lining. You will have heard how the
tried to unhorse his carriage at the station, and
failing in that, accompanied it down Chestnu
Street to the Continental, where the rooms No
20 and 81 wherein Dom Pedro lodged il
Centennial times, which received the Duk
Alexis, President-elect Garfield, and Genera
r Grant after his worlds tourl had been pre-
, pared for him. Thomas, Richard, and Henry
in the persons Of our best citizens, welcome
him warmly while Tom, Dick and Harry, tn
mob, howled themselves hoarse outside, an,
were about 10 proceed 0iaSfe up the broa
corridor OF the hotel with the avowed intentio
'of haulin Jim Blaine out of bed for
, speech despite the police, when the son OF hi
father, Walker Blaine, appeared a, the head {
the-stairs, and after some difficulty was pc,
mt,ed to report his parents exhausted stat
E and beg that he might be left in peace. Iii
: admirers reluctantly granted him respite an,
c retired to hollo and shout. and keep it up a
the eorne, beer saloons, as il EST, John an
n Prohibition we're myths
P A busy day followed, FOR Republican fund
c are low, and this "Blaine Progress mean
. money A. well as magnetism. Ar;..renri
party enthusiasm is more readily raised ,ha
c campaign expenses. The candidate was ad
yertised to yis, various industries, aud publ
institutions. lie did nothing OF the sor
+ Seated in No. 90, the parlor II the suite. h
c gave audience TO certain bankers and 6nar
!, eien, and their talk was no long and earne,
+ thai only time lor an hour and halfs DIVE {
o the park remained before dinner at the Upio
= League was served, previous TO the sire,