The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-11-17
Don Caeser', Vnnorinr,.

Don Celsu Caesar in his forthcoming book gives
the following names as forming his Majesty's
chief supporters. We give the spelling of the
names as he gives them. Here is the extract
The kings hrmness and determination in
those days was in part due to his good encourage,
composed of true friends, at the head of whom was
the Honorable James Dowsett; Kimo PelIekane,
member of the House of Mobiles, and the most re-
spected and respectable resident of Honolulu; Hon
orable Luther AholQ vice president Of the Hawai-
ian parliament; Honorable Mr. Kalua, the Demos
themes of the Legislature; Honorable Robert Hoa-
pill Baker, the Hawaiian statesman; Honorables
John Baker, George Glendon, Kalama, Kawaiinui,
Lilicalane, William Tell, DIR. McGrew, DR.. Nc
GebeeH - George W. Macfarlane Monsieur De-
jean, Monserrat, Walter Hill, James Dodd, d. B.
Vahine, Lounack, with all the Chinese merchants,
except Along and his son; Mr.. FiGher and SON.
Sheldon, father and sons: Brickwood, father and
sons, and all the intelligent portion of the resi-
dents and the last but not the least the true and
brave Hawaiian born, Robert William Wilcox, now
promising officer in the military academy of Tu-
rim, Italy,"
The claim is beautiful. The country fairly yearns
to welcome TO its shores that brave Hawaiian born
Robert William Wilcox.
CLAIM.
Regarding the salary which Moreno claims he
says:
"On the ID day of July, 1881, in Naples, ten
dered my resignation to King Kaakaua as commits
sioner for the Hawaiian youths in Europe, thus
making, from the Goth day of August, 1880, to the
I'd of July, 1851, ten months and days salary.
"These ten months of salary have not been paid
yet TO me, nor my travelling expenses neither has
the money / advanced generously from my own
pocket for the support of the three Hawaiian
yuuths abroad been reimbursed to me, and the
S300Oletter of credit is still i'll my possession un-
paid, though there were in 1880 $1,000 appropri.
ated by the legislature of the Hawaiian King
dom for that purpose. These are stern facts
aud beyond the possibility of refutation and can
be ascertained from the documents at the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs and of Finance, at Honolulu
and from the king himself. if he has maintained
himself honest and truthful, as 1 have found and
left him.
king Kalakua, by tue force of many and mex
plicable causes or by caprice, is always the best
friend of his most bitter enemies, rs well as the
best friend OF the enemies of his own staunchest
friends. This IS problem or an enigma, but not
a wise policy, and sooner or later must have its
good or bad effects.
This is a sacred debt that the king and the Ha-
waiian Government have contracted with me five
years ago, and acted honorably and in good faith.
This is a debt of honor and of gratitude that the
sovereign of Hawaii and his government owe me,
and they must pay.
This is my legitimate claim and must be paid
"a king and government who do not pay their
debts, and especially the debts of honor and graf
itude, destroy their good name and undermine their
political existence.
been Published in the Hawaiian newspapers in the
years 1881, 49, S3, 84, this subject and it was
stated that l would make present to the king of
my claim, or put it in stronger hands for collect
ion.' This was my dilemma then, both on account
oil the long distance, being in Italy, and of the
long delay III the payment on the part of the king
and Government of Hawaii. Bot now it is differ
ent; am III the capital of the United States and
want my money, and will leave no stone unturned
for collecting my claim against the king and Gov
ernment of Hawaii. Ny patience is exhausted and
demand the payment of said claim"
The following is the manner in which the Don
crItlcizeS. II Is certainly unjustitiable use of
the English language in abusing political antag-
onists.
The mot active man in propagating the lies,
calumnles accusations, and gossip manufactured
by other people, and some invented by himself
was poisonous, insecure irickster, heartless COW
ard, volatile sycophantc, superficial, slippery and
melilihnous tongued politician, man of very lin
tied education and of no knowledge of the affairs
of nations, whom weighed many times and al
ways found him wanting and empty like a we'll
sucked orange, and a trivial and venal hatterer-a
man who never found the residence of honorable
ityi honesty, gratitude, Yeracty, manhood, princi
pies decency, probity, morality, and dignity. l
well know what | say, and say what know we'll
and from long time about this man in whom
never had any confidence nor had respect or es-
teem little sympathy, and that was and is all from
l6 years, and always judged him from his own
mouth, er ore saO and his dirty tricks suggestions
TO me, his actions and his reasonable words to me
on the l4th of August, 1850, between the hours of
II and II a.m., in the time OF the legislature
at the corner of the kings palace ground in King
street and the little street which leads TO the Ha-
walian Hotel, and also where is the main gate of
the palace, in. presence Of my FRIEND the Chinese
Mandarin, Tong Ying Sing, who arrived in Homo
lulo from China the previous day. If any lead
ing Hawaiian or myself would take the. lead
King kalakaua will be dethroned in "a hours
or compelled TO abdicate; the king had disguised
everybody; has not dismissed the cabinet minis
tersi has signed all the job bills of Mr. Wilder for
railroads IN Hawaii; has vetoed my board of health
bill,' dc. The Chinese mandarin was scandalized
at such utterances from an old mau. and styiiRa
himself the leader of the legislature. This was not
the nrst time that he spoke TO about the possi-
bic dethronement of the present king, giving me
hls reasons and grievances of having elected Ka
lakaua king, with the help of distinguished ItaI
Ian traveller and scholar, by name Sicnor de Al
bertis. and with him shouldered the gun night and
day IN defence of kalakaua and his throne in Feb
ru4ry. lsa4 and with his silver-tongued eloquence
and With his unrivalled pen for years and wears.
and received broken promises only in return. also
gave me his plans Of action for the dethronerneut.
asking at the same time my opinion and COUNSEL
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