The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-08-27

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sls,irsss IS . ratke r,a feel a. LIS fer words.
We see shcrs tha HAEaisa1 nct.c. Which was pro-
rcseG ev King AIz,eha1leha u. Who rsiyneG
sheu a-ss cane - these isit1l,s-~ = ea
. - rssr - gsus.~ rha. i tue, ard We haTs
seez how fl- tAas zctso has eesn departed f-crn
Ei-hs.aal bad lei,siissrn; have sish<tcc6 Z 70
-ht r.-rs,st and have keeu unsuccessful In nv
rub lifs u thess islan6s, i llEnvs seemed that
u the srf ne ca1se Srtcn ! aLsrucatec his betu
t-iurnrh have stncG before sc-Sssy fer The
inieuSnGeucs u the crcrtrs, ukhch We hope -
zee established bE the Efforts Of tAese gsntlerser
surrounding re vito have hitherto stccG ~ Il
van. The -Atrun u1gsr &c cCrSel-tiF en- The alert
Z L wishes - ksep IL undergraduates. an Sorry
o. cast uupgrsEcns CO the gentlemen Of tie Gov
srrueut. kut L Il i1cuuhsns On ne % sreak cut.
L = roc pci1sics a-s 1gnt1rs, boz 4 : fyaad
and c1frrgtigH- tEhunGers Ct srria1ss.l And
these. gentlemen. We VII sta-G rp - curikHs a.
Icrg a. We have life left Il Is, Tbs y lcyai
meeting see On ms val me rcrt-si1s q ne King
and llreeu. showing thas ycu G-s Is lcsal rs 1cy
rf she REPRESENTATIVES, q the Country Yet We ccn-
siCier II lt-len-1bls shing taas Ire sovereign q
these Islands Shculd rot ave the best q u-sr n
-ne psOpla ~ vhcni he : sur1uuccec-teaE he \
led a7Elv 81 evi ccunsels. I speak L kindly. ku.
is arrears thHr be follows gnly the -I-6catlcr q
lis gTFu desires. I sly tins Sir. rot Gu. Of a1y
-rSir.iaass Of feeling for hri eGt n Surrsg that
ns shuuid be led away ~ men whc have S1eh
lust for riace and power t1a- theT rtl sacrfice
sr1th and i1stire % hold their Positions. Let Is
ErrLL l4E-E AAlI-H 4 LIZ AlL
3raz- vcur ATTENTION 70 he gentlemen y whom
Rave heen surrounded n the Lsgrsla-zre. L L
1ut vho has done ans tnlcg. oUt I : nv friends
here. mobiles sid representatives Eho have Gons
al taa- c-ulG &c done " suprurt the undergraduates
Ct the country and uphCiG the sossrsigutv Of the
King. which sCus Of his aGTsrSaries seem % BE
Undermining 70 the best Of their cover. Al honor
70 these u1eu Is dre. They nRve arpcIutsG ne Is
their leaGer. kgr they have fgughs the battles.
They have dune everything for the good CT the
community. FFhsr I see tins mctrc. the gen
lisrdr who =r1ts The addrsss saiG. L VII be onlv
I short TIME -has syil VII triumph. and right snail
prevail and vuu and al snail teel the bena6t Of Il
and honor t1e men Who have been the 11eans Of
obEIirlng the rights and Liberties Of al q II.
AZ NJ RhcGss cuncI1isd BIS remarks, Mr.. P
c. Jones stepped t1rwa,G and sliG centieuen
Z Cant help r. I must ask for three cheers for
he ECrcrIbie Cf.tfrsv Rhodes - This vas
responded 10 By three magnificent cheers AID
the -bcys pur u a --usi1s niger
Representative hIzha1e thcn addressed the
l1liisncs-
fellow members. I have the honor 70 address, ygu
u tneI- behalf. and express cur IpprecIaticr Of
vcU- Efforts u t1us Puolciy edorsiuc cur curse
u tie Le-IsuzurE. We axe soldiers from the
battle ielt we're We have been dong battle fur
the rights q ne people and the weltIrs Of our
believed country Ter f-G- months kaFe We been
Engaged u tins battle. tE Iuciiens- and me results
Ct which vuu lrs AZ familiar. l eln tr1thfully
sIv -aHr We have wCrkgd not for cur own ldva1-
I
our 1atIvc band. feel that the action which VOC
have eIkan n tins matter VII Be productive Of
guCC- L : not only n honor Conferred upun u.
bGe Il VII shcw the nation that our cunsciens 0Gs
zudeavUrs 70 % our 6u-y are Appreciated bT the
best citizens Of tins piacs. and Il VII rcr a
stIEIulls n tie futurs. "a s. En II ii,f
- FlsJ7 Is What for ylitiing sir. and Il We
tiIsntliig Ard sarnsst,y cuu-ine our present work
We VIII certainly triumph II TIA and
In cUnseIl q the heavy rain winch had been
4 ~r md
ac-uuruIsut u1iEce @ the refreshments tanz. Angle
JUSTICE zas cUue % the winds wnicn Disappeared
rlpirily before the vigorous onsianght made On
time. and after about hHlf an hour al assembled
once more II the Kali MI o. Carter then read
tna following rs=Oi1El0us which we're unanimously
adopted
II response I'd i widely expressed wish for some
fJrZIl expression Of the Appreciation with which
the IabCrs u the I1Gependsnt members Of the
L6-lsl awe ASSEMBLY Ire regarded By the country
| AZ Gl-ge- Il number Of residents Of Honolulu AZ
7 pUI15sC committee % arrange for 4 Eesrlmor1al
GEcspGCU 70 &c lEn1Ergd - the Independents mem.
6ers. The rsspunse - a Euhilc urtire WIS prompt
I AID el-1usllstl:. AMI TINS following resolutions
I we're unanimously ItgPCgd
! IL Z RESOLVED BY the uudersi-ued acting ~ ths7
assured II BEHALF u large portion Of 1he
I cuuEI--z-Y ~ vel Is themselves,
l EzLr grateful Community tenders L. thanks
% -luse independent members Of the Legislative
I Assembly Fhu have voted and spuha1 Il the pres
I sEt ressiCz CT the side Of constitutional raf1ru
[ If pure government and Of wise economy II rhE
7 IgprguruIzlCn Il public finds
! LEA- tins community l. not GumIEdf1l 1t The
F. great personal izcun7gnleccg As vel IL expense
. WIKI vt--ch such members Of the Assembly Int
. especially Ela independent Representatives. have
By their paErtgtIc Efforts demonstrated that I'll
gIlsa If good -C7Gr-uelE II HAWAII L safe II tht
hands Gf the great maturity q the Intelligent an
I 11bEIsgd voters Of Tins country
I lar a w1rtEy gEanpie fur fz-Hre legislator
has tins been placed bef1rH the people and
LElr The best wishes ut al EEu have AZ hear
the welfare Of this Kingdom VII always Istsnt
these -ul-leulgu for their good tight for ta csIls
. 1f pui--i-II and Legislative reform.