The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-29

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5 open TO the charge Of venting po- |
itical prejudice or personal spite
When, however, there appears an
article in another column of the
same issue, wherein o deliberate
and malicious attempt is made to
libel an opposing political party by
willful misrepresentation, the con
clusion is reached that the Adver-
tiser and its supporting political
faction are entirely devoid of either
christian" or profane charity.
This fact becomes especially evident,
and despicable to the public gener~
ally, when ii is noted these wiilful
and malicious misrepresentation are
deliberately concocted or republish-
ed on steamer day, for distribution
abroad. In the present instance the
"batch'' of lies and misrepresenta-
tions for their steamer edition con-
sisted of the republication of y lot
of the silly utterances of those who,
like the Advertisers faction, repre-
sent one Of the extremes of Hawai-
ian politics. The fact is the journ-
alistic scavengers of the Advertiser
purposely rake up, for foreign dis.
tribution through their steamer edi-
ton, the political garbage deposited
during Legislative and newspaper
wranglings, INDUCED in by the Adj
vertlser faction and other equally
insensate and INSCRIPTIONS extre-
mists. The Hawaiian public mean
while holds its nose. Every mer-
chant, every hotel and every planter
feels the immediate injury done Ha-
wall by this internal foe, in purposely
injuring the country to uphold an
evil political faction, which has al
ready shaken the Government to its
foundation. The abuse has now
reached q point where prominent
merchants are attempting self-pro-
lection by sending out private ad-
vices to correct the public abuses
practised by political extremists.
Nor is this all. AS usual incon.
sistency crops out. The day after
the steamer sailed with the Adyer
Users batch of lies and misrepre
sensations, that delectable journa
came out and bitterly denounced
Mr.. E. A. Phillips, Of the S. F
Post, for doing the very same dirt,
work as a correspondent that thu
Advertiser and it's faction are &C
complishing editorially. When
therefore, this Advertiser crowc
PIRATES Of christian charity" the.
talk of that they know little or moth
ing about. Thus far, in fact, thes
fellows have not been disposed t.
grant the usual political charity O
the world. Their sole object is t
rule or to injure Hawaii; and this the
hope to accomplish by unsefupulou
means, as it is impossible for ther
to do so at present by fair means.
But this injury is not done 8
home; here the journalistic positio
of the Advertiser and its faction
estate, fiat and Improbable.
Abroad it is different, as was eY
dent from the late misapprehensio
and excitement caused at the Goa:
about impending and transpirin
disturbances here, and which til
last steamer edition of the Advert
ser will tend to pnjustly and III
truthfully keep alive. 1t Is also
fact that most of our injury come
from few Hawaiian-born foreign
ers, who have mouthed the loude'
about patriotism, decent Cover
ment, and their own political vir
ues, while In truth they have bee
foremost and continuously the pol
tical traitors who have stabbed IL;
wallis reputation abroad and hay
shown q willingness TO sacrift
her internal peace and commerci
prosperity to their personal spi
and political disappointment.
In the mean time, as before sta
ed, local political good will come OF
Of this general evil. The ripenir
Of certain reforms is being hasten'
in political and other department
of the Government and in the Ia,
which will soon be demanded by Il
people as an antidote for the poliI
: cal abuses Of the extremists. III
object Of the Advertiser and It's ia
, ton is not good Government, as h
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