Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

Honoiuius Testimonial TO The Honorable
among he National Represen-


the courage to vote for the resolution OF want
Of confidence in the present ministry. Those
invited were From the mobiles Hon. God
frey Rhodes Charles r. Bishop, Hermann A.
Widemann, James !. Dowsett, Charles H.
Judd, Paul Isenberg, ]. Mott Smith, Sam1 g.
Wilder, j. II 5. Martin from the represen-
tatiycs-Hons. David II. Hitchcock. Joseph
Nawahi, J. NJ. Kauwila, J. Kauhane, G. W.
Pilipo, Godfrey Brown, John W. Kalua, vii.
liam Owen Smith, l.. w. p. Kanealii, John
Richardson, Frank Brown, Cecil Brown, San
ford b. Dole, William L. Rowell.
Mr Bishop, Mr.. Wilder, Mr.. Judd and Mr.
Dowsett Of the mobiles were unayoidably
absent and MesSrs. Nawahi, Cecil and
Frank Brown Of the representatives.
Admittance to the reception was by card
and numbered the following, besides many
who had either left their cards at home, or
whose cards were not taken
{. w. Ashford, W. Chas. Achi, J. Anahu,
Alexander, A. 7. Atkinson, VIM. Allen, J.
Alapai, 5. Anapu, l.. {. Ables, Avery. Col.
iona Austin, J. B. Atheron.
Banch,id, o. Branch 5. L. Bishop, y. f.
Burgess, Major ] NJ. Benson, J. l.. Bushee,
J. II. Bruins, c. A. Brown.
W. X. Castle, J. G. Clevior, Thos. Christ.
ley, A. f. Cooke, A. !. Cartwright Ir., J. 3.
Castle, q. y. Castle, Bruce Cartwright,
Charles Clark, II. Graf, A. j. Cartwright,
w. Clarke, c. w. Cooke, J. o. Carter.
Chas. Dcbbe, Frank Darling, f. c. Damon,
S. NJ. Damon, r. II. Davies. b. +. Dilling
ham.
A. G Ellis, G. Engelhard,, N. B, Emer.
son, ]. S. Emerson.
I. w. Fleming, Abr Fornander, A. o.
Forbes, w. T.. Foster.
Louis Gricve, NJ. Green, Robert Grieve.
Chas. Hustace, IT,, A. 5. Hartwell, Chas.
Hall, G. 4. Howe, J. Hoting, Hcdemann,
! w. w. Hall, w. l.. lIolokahiki, NJ. Hyman,
!, J. Hyman.
Albert lager, p. c. Jones, IT,, W. Jarrett,
f. w. Jordan.
Koahau, Kauka, J. Kanui, w. A. Kinney,
Geo Koch, Z. kistler, A. 2. Kaaukoa, w.
II. Kahumoku, J. Keliaa, Keliinohopono, S.
kaaikaua, ]. w. Kawainui, A. Kraft, b.
kaaua, 5. Kauleo, H. Kraft
/ VIM Love, Danl Lyons, g. c. Lees, Logan
+. b. Lowrey, w. LAM, Geo Lucas, Tho.
Lucas, NJ. Louisson, II. Lose, James Lycett
T. +. Lansing, ]. Luckstone, Lindsay, Lecker
Robert Moore, DR.. Martin, Henry May
Mainae, II. Mossmsn, Ed McInerny, Alber
McGurn, VIM McGurn, DIR J. 5. McGrew
Capt III. Mist, W. c. Merritt, Tho. May, G.
! Mclean, 5. Mahclona, S. Macauley, ID
/ Manuia, J. Mahiai, Jas McLsne, Z. Muller
VIM Moesers.
Geo Norton, John Mott, J. Nalua, Jas Not
| Jr, Jas Mott Sr, S. Mott.
b. Ordens,ein. +. b. Oat, ]. NJ Dat, ]. NJ
, Dat Jr, s. II. Oni.
]. c. phuger, Pipikane, w. II. Purvis
VIM Phillips, J. II. Patty.
w. Roe, A. H. Rasemann, IL. Riemen
schneider, G. II. Robertson, DIR Rodgers, G
! J. Ross, NJ. Rose, DR. Kelly.
w. Smith, J. II. Simeona, F, NJ. Swanzy
II. S. Swinton, ]. NJ. Stinson, +. A. Smith
F. NJ. Starkey, Albert Smith, II. w. Schmidt
Stillman, J. Shaw, G. w. Smith, J.. X
Spauding, X. S. Smith, F. A, Schaefer, J
Simmons.
10. Tewksbury, DR. Tucker, wray Taylor
J. d. Tucker, NJ. Thompson, f. d. Tenney
l.. A. Thurston, J. Sorbert.
E. Van Doom
Waipuilan, J. Waiwaiole, S. Waiwaiole
w. Wagner, E. o. White, T. E. Wall, w.
Wilder, ]. II. Wodehouse Jr, T. X. Walker
J. Webster, W. S. Webster, ]. 7. White
John Woods, c. b. Wilson. w. l.. Wilco,
Alex Young.
The preparations for the reception wer
made in excellent taste. Colored lantern
hung along the front Of the Lyceum building
on each side of the entrance walk and fror
various points within the building. The int,
rior Of the building was most elaborately dee
GRATED with male and flowers, masses OF tn
latter resting in various cmbrasures and on tn
reading desk; and festoons Of the nation;
greenery encircling the pillars Back Of tn
rostmm the flags of the three treaty nation
were combined with the national coors
union at once artistic and symbolic. A scro
bearing the national motto was above the flag
the national coat of arms below them, an
pictures Of the king and queen to the left an
right. A supper room had been formed b
tenting the lot makai the building, while
, the lot Of Robert More was placed tent f
the band.
| NJ q Tnpas II tnreSHal and Rev "A
, o. Forbes acted as interpreter of the speeche
The supper was good one and the only draw
back to its enjoyment was the rain which can
through the canvas OF the Hat.roofed ten
: where it was served.
The proceedings were opened by Mr.. 7.
Jones, Jr., chairman of the meeting, WI
stated the object Of the meeting, reading lette
of regret from Hon. Joseph Nawahi, Hon.
r. Bishop and Mr.. w. l.. Green. NJ
Green's letter was as follows
MR.. GREENS LETTER.
I regret that slight indisposition prevent
:. me from being present at the testimonial II
cep,ion to-nigh, Of the independent membe
OF the legislative assembly. have not usual
attended political meetings, but the circun
stances connected with the late session Of Il
legislature are Of such. nature, as to rend
n a united expression Of public opinion on Il
political situation at its close Of more ,ha
ordinary importance.
Honest difference Of opinion as TO Il
proper measures to be passed, and OF the a
preparations Of money to be made by the leei
= latiye body, are to be expected in all cou
a tries, and il Is for the minority to accep, d
laws which the majority decide upon ; but
n reviewing some OF the acts recently inir
duced, ami the appropriation OF mon'
granted, it requires the utmost stretch ofchari,
Die construction to conclude thai ,hse wi
d introduced and voted for them, believe them
:, be for the beneh, Of the country. Indeed,
am sure that only echo III. general sentimea
Z On recalling the course Of the government