The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-12-08

own. Ihe following extracts from letter throw
some hight on an obscure subject. The present Min
lister OF Foreign Affairs does not shew up well
There appears 20 be truth in the story and then
there Is that awkward witness still here He l.
occasionally provided for, but little extra money
fHighf bring him TO the point An upplsasaur state
| tempted revolution ready 30 be brought forward
when those who know feel disposed to split:
cLIso CESAR MORENO TO KING KNLkKAuA
GESoA, IrAIY, March 9Th. 1855.
Aug i pleas, IoEr NGjssiy: In accordance with
your Malestys desire expressed TO me in Rome
verbally ON the 9TH day Of July, ISL at the Quiri
nal Hotel, have sent TO your Majesty NV bin of
! the money advanced from nv own pocket for the
! support of the three Hawaiian youthS-WIlcnY
Booth, and Boyd-entrusted to NE by your Majesty
on the Soth Of August, 1850 in Honolulu. and soon
/ afterwards shamefully abandoned by your Mai
| esty Ministers. / have nut them in the best
schools OF Europe, viz. the Military and Naval
Academies OF Italy in the Naval. where Is B9y5
and where have been educated myself bv sre-
cinl PERMISSION OF His Majesty Hnmbert l. King
/ OF Italy, granted 10 me on the sd duv OF March
1881; also the bill Of expenses. aud of my salary
from the SAh Of August. 1850. TO the "a Of JuIy
1871, when | personally and voluntarily rendered
NV resignation TO yuur Majesty at the Hotel RovsI
des Etrangers IN Naples.
Said bull sent three timeS-first. on the 5ih Of
July, lesl, from Rome to your MajeSty's address
IN London. care Of the Hawaiian ConSul-General
IN thAt city, Precisely yonr Majesty requested
me TO do and as II written on the address card
handed to me; second, in the month of july lsSa
from Rome TO YOUR Majesty's address in HoroIpIr,.
third IN the month Of May of last year 1854 from
Genoa again 10 your Majesty address IN Homo
laln. Similar letters wrote to ex. Minister John
I. Bush. The aforementioned letters have been
published In the reputable Hawaiian ueWsparer
the no Harolti Pas iiHa. of Honolulu. of Wbi.b /
have copies IN my hands, and your Majesty could
not have failed TO set and read them
But, alas for your Majesty. ana for the Hs
WailAn and foreigners misfortune and disgrace
klcre lr1lenu n CIV had sav ~
advantage o. men and things, and prepare the wAy
Tor your Majesty to euter into the deep vortex 81
hiunders and even Of crimes political, financial.
and worse. The wise foreSaeiu,r and trust
worthy SoOtchman Mr. WyIie. Minister of The Ia.
nehAlnehasY often said that the then Mormon
preacher, and always swindler and imposter was a
dangerous man, and his arrival and siayiuCin the
islands would prove to be a calamity 10 the couu
try. Viii King kalakaua be one of the victimsY
duhn L bush, against my advice. has allowed
himself TO be Conquered by the means of dinners
nsea a. trap, gwen 10 him 10y Gibson at the Ha,
NslliAn Hotel and by Cibsou's upellifluous tonpua
and dele leteEious influence. The same did Jones
and through the credulity and weakness Of these
two Gibson made hls first step into the Privy
Souneil. which has been a vIperous present that
bosn and Jones gave 10 your Majesty, who nov,
IN his turn, Is conquered, like Bush aud Jones by
me viper whose venom may be slow, but sure to
Kill not physically but financially first then NOR
any and politically. The Nsss Tegel Upiarsis of
antiquity IN Babylon can Be repeated In modern
times an Hawaii.
W NJ. Gibson begged me many times and In
olnerent ways 10 suggest TO your Majesty to an
Toint him a member Of the Privy Council. but !
always abstalned from doing for the reason that
knew n orr sEo the man iAtEs si ~ cste and
only On the evening of the l4th of August IN the
s0Hof-''- SaEcsorga tprvate Office of your Majesty
IN an earnest way said 10 your Majesty, Now
please do something for Mr.. Gibson" aud your
MA3esty answered -'Gibso1's bad auteeedents
Hbroad and IN the islands are too much against
him and Hawaiians and foreigners do not trust
hun. Gibson's career here Is known to al and
even some time AGO Chief Justice Harris investi-
gated iudiciAly Gibsou's bad Rntecedents for the
purpose Late in the evening. after
having seen the childish conduct at the cabinet
meeting Of MesSrs- Walker and Davidson-inhn- 4
enoed by Gibson-I proposed to send Gibson TO /
the MONETARY convention in the United States ard
IN tins way keep at distance the venomoUs reptile
and tins was more in view Of your Majestys safety
than Of mine, II can tvist Gibson at my leisure
and pleasure for soon suelt that our friends /
Bush and Jones were not 6fe-proof against Glib |
5ouis Temptations
To oonclude, hing Kalakaua has escaped from |
NE hot water Of the missionaries only to tumble /
INTO the irving pan Of the fugitive Holland Colonies
CoSTIcr. Waiter Murray Gibson, not for political