The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01
THE BAD HAWAIIAN GOV
EMINENT.

Wilcox Victorious-The Missionaries De-
feated-Ex-Prime Minister Moreno's
Claim win Be Paid = Hawaii VIII
Forever BE Independent.
HoSoLULU, Feb. 14th, 1890.
My dear good friend Celso Caesar Moreno.
received your letter published in the
Washington Bee. am now once more
a representative of the people for Homo
lulu. will see that everything will be
done for justice towards you in regard to
the debt that the Hawaiian Government
owes You for money which you advanced,
and salary since the year 1SS0-S1 and for
the non-payment of it; the Ministers Of
the Crown have shamefully disgraced
themselves and the fair name of Hawaii.
These Ministers are low, ignorant and
degraded men without shame. honor or
sentiment of Justice, and more fit for
livery-stable sweeper than to occupy an
office for which it requires dignity, hon
esty and ability.
We have now the majority of all the
members of the parliament elected for
defeating the Ministry at any time, with
the probability to impeach that mission
airy Chief Injustice Judd, who assisted
the missionary family compact cam
ORA " to establish revolutionary gov
eminent in Hawaii for the purpose Of
plundering the people and annexing the
country to the United States, his life
long hobby, like the other renegade
missionary, H. A. P. Carter, who mis-
represented Hawaii in Washington and
where he is the public laughing stock.
This Missionary Judd, with his long
life hobby for annexation of Hawaii to
the United States, has another hobby
like his brother-in-law Carter, viz: to
become Senator from the State of Hawaii
to the United States Senate in Washing
ton
Some Hawaiian patriots ought to give
a good thrashing to these two brothers.
in-law Judd and Carter instead of an
election to the United States Senate.
Long live the Hawaiian independence;
this being the sincere wish of ten mil
lions of free negro citizens in America.
am happy to say that Hawaii is safe
to-day and will be Independent forever.
The rascally missionaries have no more
influence and can play no more deviltry.
The people look upon them as the curse
OF the Independence of their fatherland
and as calamity worse than leprosy.
On the 9th inst. we carried the cleo
tons in every district OF Oahu, except
our good friend John Z. Bush, who was
defeated by the missionary Cecil Brown,
by thirteen votes. Bush would have
carried the day if some of his runners
did not betray him. Bush has done a
great deal with his newspaper 90 Ka
Leo for the cause.
The missionary ring would have been
defeated in every district of the kingdom,
if it was not for the practice of bribing
and threatening the people through mis-
sionary underlings, hcodlums and pad
roni. The parliament will be opened in
the month OF May; the future Cabinet
ought to be composed OF men with back
bone, ability, honesty and broad spirit
of enterprise, in order to carry out the
wish of the people, that is to eXterpate
forever the pernicious influence OF the
missionaries, which has done so much
harm to our race and country.
My best aloha nui to you,
ROBERT WIN. WILCOX.
From the Washington Bee OF March
10, 1901