The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-19
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Where is that series of charges against former
administrations which the organ was going to
formulate The fact is it had better put up shut
up. Vague denunciatiCus are worthless. Every
charge made against the present Government has
been substantiated. Let them trot out their fncts
Try little fact on Mr.. Wilder, If you can neigh
Dor. There would be some ugly facts to show
up in connection with at least one member of the
present Cabinet.
1t is pleasing to hear that the Government is in
mo financial difficulty There are number of
people round town who only will be too glad to 90
up Aliiolani Hale and receive their pay for small
outstanding accounts. What a crowd there will
be VIXEN the news is widely known!
Translation of Pdisgi ct eeycsHess has been asked
for the best furnished up the present is free gin
and hula Give Us better
The Government appears to be too demoralized
to know what TO do, their only argument is abuse.
1t Is only necessary for man To speak his own
mind to be branded a scoundrel. The best men
in the community are being aspersed in the most
viIlainous manner. Messrs. ]. o. Carter and II.
waterhouse are as far above their aspersers as
light is from darkness.
A few lessons in finance from ]. o. Carter might
not come amiss to the present administration and
their mOuthpiece. Mr. Carter is a practical man
who DO some good, the wretohed set of chow
der heads who nov rule in Aiiolani Hale have mel
Their practical knowledge nor common sense. They
ruin
A story is going around relative to the employ
ment of a in the Interior Office, who came
down here to write up a guide book. Is it true7
If SO Why Is he employed rather than one of the
many young Hawaiians VINO need work badly7
Echo answers whyI
Perhaps it Is Just as we'll to occasionally employ
! Chinese and pay them, to employ white me
chanics and not, with the unpleasant alternative
turning up Of their committing suicide or some
thing equally embarrassing after they have waited
4 long time.
1t is very kind of the A G. to come forward and
try 10 prove that the unfortunate Oakley cut his
throat for SIG. Oakley is not here 10 deny it. 1t
seems plausible that he would have been glad to
get anything, seeing he had already discounted
bills upon the debt. The fact is poor Oakley's
gaping wounds cry aloud and it will take more
than the A. G.'s letter to stop the sound.
Son-in-lss Hayselden has been charged by the
daily papers with having possession of the tax re-
ceipts of the QHeenis 0rH be denies the soft i'm
parchment and states that "these receipts have
been placed ut the time of their issue in the hands
authorized to distribute them" This is a pretty
confession. The tax receipts have been c1ralled
that Is certain, but law does not have them
Just now, they are doubtless locked up in Papa's
desk. Sonny will trot them out on election day
Sweet little Sonny and his dear Papa.
Hon. S. I. Baker. What harm was IT for Min
lsters 10 take money from one appropriation and
pay fO- anotherf Was II a wrOng7 He thought
not! This the 4dr2yiiser endorses as telling
and ILLUSTRATIVE address, Il certainly does tell
what sort of men the Governments wants, and TIss-
frafes the hahitual laElessness OF their finance