The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-02-11

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ioined hands with them; although they
know by experience that their allies
cannot be relied upon. But for all that
they are constantly talking ot platform
and principles. Why. itwould be easier
10 keen hSg full OF tiees together than
10 keep their associates within platform
and principle. The association which
we see before us would no doubt be
highly amusing ii the situation did not
happen 70 be Of such serious Importance.
And sin cannot help smiling II see
the strangely composed circle before my
ewes; there Is my fine old counuymSn
AZ the one end. and SanoS-RuSh at the
other end. loud applause Suppose
we were 70 replace our present Ministers
from this circle. ] venture 10 say that
We would run great many more RISKS
and uncertainties than what we now
have 70 deal with. and ! come 10 the
conclusion that We must stick 10 the
preSen. Government, To compSre our
present administration with the SCI that
We had 70 ouSt. would. in my estimation,
simply be had taste and an Insult 70 the
present Ministers But veal know thai
under the criminal administration q
Gibson and his 3ccOmplicsS 50 very little
Il even the most needed public work was
done that the present administration
naturally found il extremely hard work
10 clear away the rubbish thai had been
piled up ioT years. Snd 10 prepare the
ground for the work 70 De done. And
with such means IS they have had in
hand, they have accomplished all that
could reasonably De expected. am
satisfied thai our Ministers have had
hard And honest work. When the last
change in Government was made, We al
remember sh2t $ certain clique ~ men
did al they possibly could 70 create dis
trust against the new Government. II
took san Francisco, New York. and
London quite long time 70 rlnd out that
the new Hawaiian Government had
simply been ol&eknailei by ! lot Of III
disposed and hateful Sorehe&iS- But ouT
credit is god now. the foreign markets
have re-czinei their confidence IN the
affairs Of Hawaii. Snd Hawaiian bonds
2re considered good investment 81 ten
Ani twelve per cent over par Conf
iencs hSS been established and l truly
wish th4t my good neighbo-. Mr.. ;. e.
Wilder. hal lived long enough 70 see Ii.
ouG Il Is or duty now 10 carefully watch
our sections. sni no. disturb such feeling
% trUS.. But changing OIr S1mlnlStT2-
non every now and then, ana nOs even
give the officials proper time 20 carry out
thslr WORK So Il Is planned, l. neither
i&sr nov wise. lie. Us work on steadily
zn6 orderly. order SnG hard work are the
conditions which are needed ior progress.
znd under the present administration :
sre&s deal q progress, based On the con
tielce II the future. has been made.
-ChsSrS-) Quite ; number q ships have
been built to- the Hawaiian trade sni
io- Hawaiian oynsrs j great deal Of
capital h&s been invested in new pl@n14-
hons. and t,aS. SSzin means confidence
n the future q Hawaii Therefore, /
say SZzin. lei u no. disturb Such cont
Ge1ce. sud e, u work On steadily with
TIE present administration loud &p-
p-zuSe-
Inc chairman s&id he would now in
cro3Cce one whose shining leEzl Sblll-
lies hzi w0l the admiration u ST. iron
lne highest O-ficer On the Supreme
bench down % his hum6lest client; one
Elo recognized thai immortal principle.
1hz- i : TIE mind that makes the body
ricn- He referred u Mr. T. u. Hatch
Loud applause
NJ. Frank N. Hatch sid Ny p-in-
c,ules z-e the principles q those u the
Reform party, and tbs, ticket I propose
70 roe sitter 5 nlS-urs and unbiased con-
S5lerz-l01 OF the situation q the Gun
IN The platforms u the ReiOrm party
and the Opplsi,ioa are identical Would
The p-z-io<m q the Opposition have been
the sane II II bzd nos been f0r the move
ms1l u 1882 G ! voice, no. On the
Opposition ticket Eere the names OF
ssEe-zl u his person&l friends Why
they Elll n01 czrEy out their platform i
because they have nOs the backing they
cz1 not depend upon their followers
The princiP PIES they siOps c2nnOt be
carries O-5 hsaczlSe % the men behind
then. They don't intend 20 carry them
OF. He ESS zlzd 10 see 80 many pres
euI zll hCred they E7o1-d Al Turn cut
81 the polls Loud zpp-zu>el-
Nh B z Dillingham; EzS the next
speaker. He sid that he hSG h4d MS
chance the other night znC EhzE maze
coC-6 be say While riding On car be
heard nan say he EzS 6oEn on the
4A-l-E p SIM
ference between Il znd TIE A1litor-,5er-
era. This sane man szii he had 81 so
IN the savings bank On being asked
what he Eo1lt Do II the Opposition z0i
il h replied that he wOul1 trzE cut his
s. SO The veEY next day CLzuzhlsr
1LllI501s q dollars hzi been sent out q
TIE COUNTY during the oE51s q TIE CID
s11izu government, Ehich would have
EEs1 l. : ooo0- They did lo1 SAINT
c-ei-z zh-uG6- any zDOu1- q ulo1ey
end u 06-Slrai y hoUe- VIII Y0u Be
abe 70 Ees any Il eroEi u booflums
~ IN / Vo.os, No. he had EiD1
znd ul1ck soc1zh 10 ask them 10 E0te
The straight Reform tIcks5 He Eu1Ii
LII axe Cabinet MInisze.' : p,lszi501 Eo-
EitE thooszld 69sLzrs No matter how
hzrl Minister EoEks q hos EeIl II s1c-
cseis LIZ : boEla3 81 Was uof that So
Ho1- Alsx- To1nE cane 1exr and Ezs
sci received He sziI,-Ir / : izzls
oFer 1E0 Fszrs and half 40 Ebe1
S1oo5 q tins 1lz-fu<u1- Perhaps Fo1 p
member the oceGSg1- Il Ezs Ehz1 the
EStiozD party IS borl. Sr1 / E=lr that
good E0Cl1 c1Ds 0C1 q Il I reer so1
10 th= Szz-s q E1TzElDs1rzl z5zirs q
thai 1Ds- We did III kzgE hOE 10
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