The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-22
WASHINGTON, d. c., |
March 81, 1890. {

Of the 18th Of February and OF the
l41h Of March are at hand and their
contents read and digested. Yes,
I am Of the opinion and warmly de-
sire that you should be a Cabinet
Minister. and with the firm resolu-
tion TO entirely deliver your coun-
Try and countrymen from the grasp
Of greedy and INSCRIPTIONS mis-
siOnaries and their accomplices,
who conformity preach in their
churches on Sunday and do all
kinds Of worldly tricks and traffic
IL their shops through the week
and NEEDLE with politics all the
wear round. Besides, they monop-
Olize the commercial finances, all
the Government offices, justice, the
pgEce and have grabbed all the
land of the kingdom. The mis-
sionary fraternity in Hawaii is u
calamity worse than leprosy for the
Hawaiians. Ny fervid wishes are
for YOUR success, but l fear that you
and your native colleagues will fail
II the end.
The missionaries and their con-
federates are too deep, too acute,
TOO intriguing, too able for you and
O. your native Hawaiians to sue
cessfullv contend with them. You
Hawaiians are too good-natured,
TOO honest, too timid and too gener-
ous. The sentiment prevails to
reason. interest and to everything
else. while in the missionaries. your
antagonists, the interest and greedi-
ness reign supreme. Next May,
when the Hawaiian Parliament
meets, YOU yourself must without
delay and without reserve make
motion of want of con-
fdence in the present mis-
siOnary Ministry, followed by
another for the impeachment of the
Ministers. Chief of Justice Judd and
Rev. Mr.. Carter, Minister of Fa-
wan to Washington, for having be-
traved the confidence of the Ha-
waiian King and people in framing
and proposing a treaty in 1889 to
the American Government for the
annexation of the Hawaiian Islands
20 the United States Minister Car
ter Is the public laughing stock in
Washington, and his principal aim
il the aforementioned treaty of
annexation was to become himself
an his brother-in-law, Judd, both
Senator's TO the United States Sen
ale IN Washington from the State
Of Hawaii, and he Carter, and his
missionary wife have been for sew
eral wears boasting of it among
10 friends.
/ have good reason to believe
that President Harrison and Secre-
tarv Of State Blame not only did
not give any encouragement to
Minister Carter in his annexation
scheme against the will of the Ha-
17aiian King and people, but they
and the Republican party will pre-
vent any other nation, as 1t was
done in Samoa, taking possession,
therefore Hawaiian independence
and neutrality are assured Tor the
present, much against the will OF
the missionary ring in Hawaii. If
You Hawaiians are determined to
be your own masters IN your own
country you must be united and
repudiate all Hawaiians who in the
uast have been the tools of the
missionaries. such as the spy and
traitor Iaukea. for the reason that
the missionaries retain solely their
tools. their money and their lands
for 5 long time. In your success you
must be modest, Just and benevo-
lent even generous, but firm with
= ends and free to listen to no non
suse. gossip and calumnies. Other
Sc. the missionaries will begin
t. II old work by sowing the seed
OF diseord among you and your col
leagues. as they did in the past,
especially in August, 1880, with
Bush and Jones, and after a few
weeks or days. you and the other
Cabinet Ministers will become enc
mies Of each other.
Then King Kalakaua will as ever
I,e : victim of the shrewd MISSION
aries aud side with them and the
missionaries again like vampires
VII rule and ruin the Hawalians.
our friend. John E. Bush, ought to
be a member Of the new Cabinet,
provided he will comprehend that
any intercourse between himself
and the missionaries or with their
underlings, no matter how long or
short. viii be fatal for him and for
his race. You Hawaiians need u
strong minded and adroit pilot to
guide You IN SAILING the ship OF
state. and that person should be
Professor Walter Hill, editor OF the