The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-01-29

begins to blow about what he can do.
[ can do this, L can do that, and SO
on, and he is Immediately put into
Government office
The only natives that are in mod
erately good positions are the lick
spitals, hoopilimeaais. Natives of |
that kind are betrayers of their !
country. They are the kind of peo-
pie who ought to be driven off, they |
are traitors, evident traitors to their
country.
Look at the water pipe that is be-
ing sent for. that the Ministers have
ordered and you sit by blind to what
is being done What you hear is
that these pipes are very cheap, low
In price, but You don't know what is
being done. The Ministers get
commission. They say, these pipes
only cost SO many thousand dollars,
but for all that several thousand dol
lars slip quietly down into their
pockets.
They are not willing that we should
be remembered in the conducting Of
the offices of the Government.
Let us look at the school teachers
now. They are sending abroad for
school teachers. They may be peo-
pie that their own people at home
would not have because they did not
know anything, but our people here
sent for them and got them to come
here. Now this is the worst thing
of all about these teachers, they don't
know anything. At an examination
of teachers lately IN Wailuku some
native boys We're the best. Some
questions were put on a blackboard
and these white teachers were told
to write ont the answer and they
said they could not, but those native
boys did answer all the questions.
All the pay these native boys get is,
one gets $40 and the other $50; and
the white teachers get $50 and up
wards. / have been told that com
plant has been made about these
things to the President of the Board
of Education, and this was what he
said, Salmon and poi are enough
for a kanaka." Those are the unkind
words used by this President. 1t is
proper that Bishop should be kicked
out of that place. He amt fit to be
President for the schools. Let us
help each other of the same race.
I am man that is very jealous
about these one sided actions, l an
much more jealous about the thin g
This is the reason l am SO anxious tC
become Cabinet minister SO | can put
all these white men out. Look at the
police! the native policemen only ge,
$50, Or little more a month, while
the vagabond white men, they Were
perhaps robbers in their own coun
, try and came here, and they are the
people who are paid SEQ or more /;
month. This is a disgrace to oul
Government. The Reform party ar
a ring of robbers, without doubt
That is the reason | am SO much eX
ercised about these doings.
On the 30th of June they made
law concerning those who were sus
, pected of having leprosy, SO as t.
have the natives carried off to Kala
> wac, and there have US all killed of
Only suspected of having leprosy
and then they say, Oh! He has lep
rosy, take him to kalawao, and S,
they wanted to DO to us until w
were all dead. Thurston and tn
. others are plainly murderers, SO ar
the Judges, they We're also engage
y in this work Many and many ar
.. !. the evil deeds that have been don
: by these people.
q The election law is all mixed u
,. and ballot has got to be folded jus
] so, and for any little defect it
thrown out. All these things az
J. done so as to place obstacles befor
a others and secure the election Q
n their ticket. l strongly urge you t
v go and register your names SO yo
y can vote. Vote for both Represent
J. atives and Mobiles too. Say yo
4 are entitled to vote for both. |
= they want you to take the oath, hol
q up your hand and swear that 70
q are qualified whether you are or no
q SO long as you get the right to vot
4 for Noble, that is the main thins
q then your troubles will be ended
l. Say you are a farmer and do lots c
n other things, anything to say 20
q earn six hundred dollars. This wi
a be the last election. Let the Natiol
!: al party get in and this election la
II will be thrown to one side, showed I
v the wall, and then think of the goo
i of the land.
= Let us look at our miserable TIVE
~ faced, cuttletish-like lawyers. [ al
down on men of that kind in til
If strongest way, they don't love the
al country, they are traitors. 1t is u.s.
y less for such men to live. Some {
4 them have gone to Wailuku to IL
# and overturn the National ticket Il
+ there. The people in Waikiki wi
At laugh at them and they will con
10 back in shame. Those men ha,
sold their souls. They are like dos
~ that can be bought aud sold If
~ become Minister | never will co
sent to give them any Governmel
o Offices; let them work for then
If selves.
a. This is the last session of IL
in Legislature that a native Hawaiia
will sit in if the National party is d
". feated, because your right to vo
l., will be taken away. II the Nation
g party gets in, the country will
S. safe. We have become an object
II great interest to the great nation
who are looking on. They kno
1t that we are not all living in accol