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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29

L9o0Y. AtO VIE, czV mp.
Nick' nle m6g}by bye nailep-
Sym redaktorem pomledzy a.
neutrality-suspicious. szynka-
rzami."
Ma tenn kohczymy, chowa-
JAG reszte ma przypadek, ]e~
zeli CT panowie dalej poprowa.
d7a swo]e wstretne rzemios1o
dzlennikarskiego rozbo]u.
Czytallsmy niedawno W
dzlennl6ach niem,eckich "a
granicznych podany do Sejmu
prasklego pro]ekt do prawa
do S 1872. 2. nlemlecklego
GeaUer6e Ordnmng.:
,,Ktokolwlek powaly sic,
czyto przez uzycie fizycznej
SHY, przemocy, grozby, obra-
zy honoru, czy tel przez po.
DAME W pogarde:
[. SpowodowaG robotnlka
lub pracodawce do brania u
dzlaiu W zmowach przeciw
rozporzadzeniu W S l52 (Lohn.
gewesbeordnung], lub prze
szkadza6 tymze do cofniecla
sic Cd podobnej zmowy.-
IL. Namawiac robctmka
do s2trajku, lub przeszkadzaG
mu do dals3ego podejmowa-
MIA pracy.-
III. Spowodowa6 pracodaw-
ce do oddal9nia robotnika cd
piracy, albe temuz do przyje-
GA robotnikow do pracy prze-
szkadzaG:
ukaranym bedzie ME mniej
jak mlesiac wiezienlem; ktoby
zas nafogowo podobnych do.
puszczaf sic czynnosci, karanym
bedzle najmniej rol wiezie-
mem.
Projekt ten strasznie oburza
socyalist6w. Nazyvaja go
wprost nowem prawem pre-
civ Socyalistom. Ktokolwiek
lednak z uwaga sledzif ruch
robotnlczy W ostatnich latach,
uznat musi, ze to prawo bic
RE s2czegolnie W obrone ro-
botnkow przeciw robotnikom.
Jezell rcbotnlk ma bye vol
nym W obec swego pracodaw.
cy, ME mniej ma prawo do
wolnoscl wobec swolch wspol-
robotnikow. Me wo!no 90
zmuszac przemoca, ably szedi
"a VIOLA i postauowleniem
swoich kamratow. Sam / q
wfasne] woIi powinien osadziG
czY, gizie i "a jaka zapiata
chce pracowac.
TYrania wychodzaca Cd 70.
botnikow ME Jest wcale spra-
wiedl!wsza cd tyranil wywar-
tel przez pracodawce. Kazdy
sprawledllwy czlowiek ,lznac
musl, 2e tn W Ameryce 70
botnik daleko wiecei cierpi
pod nac1skiem swych wspot,
towarzyszY, MI pracodawcow.
Me ieden ojciec rodziny musi
z Gala famllia przymierac z
giodu jedynle dla tago, ze lie.
go kamracl slfa zabraniaja mu
pracowac tam, gdzie miai do
tad pewny kawaiek chleba.
Ktc chce sprawledliwosci po
winlen sam bye sprawiedllwym.
10 zasada moralnego pra-
wa. Robotnlk slusznle narze-
ka, le2eli so pracodawca cd
dali Cd piracy chce go gio-
dem Emusic do mnleJszych
wymagah. Je2ell vice prawo
zakazule pracodawcy swego
robotnlka na gl6d wskazywaG
to 2 drugiej strony, dNw-
nemby bylo pojqci" prawa,
pozwolono, ably robot
NIX mogE swego wsp6lrobot-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29

Kogo zas z tych pan6w OBJ
chodzi srogi los polsklch ka
tolikow W Rosyi?-A NY x
swojej strony dodamy: rTe
wy u slebie suchem okien
patrzYcle ma mordowanie, OBJ
dzleranle, teplenie, gfod l ne.
DE naszych Indyan-a mad
n;edola zasluzona zydkow
rzewne }zy wylewaG umiecie:
Ma petyce te angielskle
amerykahskle "a zydkami od-
powiedz'a}a Kosya W swoim
urzedowym organic: Mlesza-
ME sic Anglu ! Alneryki do
sprawy &ydowklej W Rosyi
jest oburza]aca beSczelnoscla.
Powinni tam cl panow:e VIE
dzie6, ze Rosya to poteane
panstWo ME potrzebuje lad.
nych opiekunow All mento-
row. Odpcwiedz ia komenta.
rza nlepotrzebuJe. Jest wpraw-
die kozacka, ale takiej byio
trzeba, ably tym panom angli-
kom l anglelsklm prala.om o.
studzic troche ich ferwor w
zydowskich sympatyach.
Gdy W Niemczech wybuch.
ia walka kulturna ,,Kultur-
kampf'', GAIA zydowska prasa
z djjabelska zacietoScia ]atrzy.
ia umysSy pod)udzala ready
do przesladowania Koscioia ka.
tolcklego. Nigdyby tax dlugo
kulturkampf niebyf potrwat,
nlgdyby ME byfo tyle ME-
szczescia l tyle ruin, nigdy
lyle iez i cierp1en, gdyby ME,
ten ,,&yd pismak niemieckl"
ktory nie2atowaf djabelskich
wys!fkow, ably burzy6 kosciol
Boly.-Czy Jego Emln. KS.
kardynai mic 0 tenn nigdy ME
slyszal? DIS wolaja zydkowie
do katolik5w pomoc, obiud
nlkI. Mech dzls ida pc sym
patye do ks. Bismarka, ktore-
mu W Jego piekielnej robocie
tax gorllwie dopomagall.
Ma]a przecie jeszcze Fran
eva. Austryq a szczeg6lnie
Gallcye, te nova ich Palesty-
ne irozk oszne Eldorado. Seim
galicylski odrzuclt projekt do
ustawy na korzysc szkof wy
znanlowych, a przyjat wnio
SEX, ably interpelowac c. k.
Rad, lzby, W mysl barona
Hlrscha &yda, ktory daf mi
lion zfr. zdartych z Francu-
z6w ma szkoiy W Galley, "a
1o2yt W tejze Ga)icyi szkole
rab!now!!! i zaklad do ksztaf-
cenia kandydatow na nau-
czycleli zydo @skie) rellgi. Kto
dobrowolnie wpusci SWINE W
"artofle, ME moze i'm prze-
szkod2i6 ryGje i zjadac. O
nlerozsadny galicyiscy Troja-
nie. Wprowadzaja nareszcie
do lniasta drewnianego konia,
dar zdradziecki barona zydka,
ME wldzac, ac W kad1ubie te-
go konla rniesci sic ostatecz-
ma zaglada kraiu!
BIoro stowarzyszonej prasy
W Baltimore podaje senzacyjna
depesze Wedtug naaeszlego
q Rzymu kablem telegramu,
n,IaI kardynat Gibbons napi
sac do O)ca sw. wazny bar
d2o list W sprawie szIl0Iae) i
le] WnIuOsni n0Iifynynpi w A.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29

nika ma te sama skazywad ne.
DE -Sztrajk to bardzo zia
bron przeclw kapitafow1,-Za-
MIN zablje jedrego kapitallste
- przedsiebiorce tysiace
zgnlecle MEDIA I gfodem ro-
botnlkow.-Co zyskali amery-
kanscy sztrajkierzy W bardzo
wlelu miejscach? Wygiodziil
siebie l swo]e famllie, a dis
kontenc1, ze ten sam praco-
dawca do tel samej fabryki
piracy przy)af ich "a mnie)sze
myto.. Kwestyl robotn'czej, to
Jest kapitafu piracy, zadne
sztrajxl ME rozwiaz4, owszem
pogorsza tylko socyalne sto-
sunki. Innych tu trzeba czyn.
nlkow, ably te walna kwestya
rozwlazac bez naruszenla O..
bopolnych praw lub korzysci.
Czerwony jak karmszyn Q
straszra socyalistowskq hroda
John Most, przedstawic,el 1
apostof komunlstycznego a.
pcrchlzmu, wypowiedziaf me-
dawno W St. Louis miedzy
lnnemi te slarkq, dynamitem
l melinitem nasakie sfowu:
,Wojna miedzy bogatym a
ubogim ME ustanle, dopoki
kapitaf ME bedzie lezaf u stop
robotnika. My anarchisci ies-
tesmy dis tego przekonania,
re obecny porzadek spofeczny
ale da sic zreformowaG, ola
tego wofamy: ,,robotnlcy W
Ameryce zbro)cle sie!" zanosl
sic na wlelka walke!! Dzislej-
sza spolecznos6 spoczywa ma
Tozboju, ma rabunku, ma kra-
dzlezy i na wszelklego rodza)u
oszustwle. Ola tego straszna
rewolucya socYa]ra nastapic
mus'. Taxa bomba, ]ak ia
ktora W Chicago IA targu
siana spadla, bedzre wtedy,
jak ongl bard4o pozyteczna
rzecza. Obecnie 2yja w Ame-
ryce cywllizowani dzlcy, a cd
afrykahskicb kanibalow (ludo-
&erc6w) wcale sic ME r6znia.
Podrap amerykana q pod
sk6ra kanibal! Tutejsza r1ecz-
pospolta, to na]wlekszy Swim
del, jaki SWAT kiedykolwiek
ogladai. Columbia! my ci tka-
my smiertelna koszule, wpla-
ta]ac W MIA straszliwe prze~
klectwo! Tkamy ci koszulke-
tkamy-tkamy! Oby te slowa
naszego, ME wygas}ej pamie-
ci, Spless'a, wcisneIy sic W
najskrytsze cze(uscie k'pitalis-
tycznych pa1acow! Columbia!
tkamy cl smierteIna koszule.
Anarchia ME zglnela, ona 2y
je wciaz. Przyjdzie czas, pow
stanle biedny lud, a teiy O.
becny szalonY porzadek spo
feczny W straszllwe zamleni
ruiny. Ma lego ruinach zbu-
dulemy nowy: por2adek VOL
noscl, rownosci l braterstwa!!
Oto slowa przedstawiciela i
rzecznlka anarchlzmu W Ame-
ryce!
LuQzle, ktOrzV SOble mOZOl-
ma i skrzetna praca zapewnili
kawafek chleba roznleclli do
move ognisko, pewnie ME da-
dzq sic zwaolG na zdradliwa
ponete tych podzegajacych |
frazesow. - Jednakowoz, wo-
bee tego nadzwyczaiuego zja-
wiska obecneJ chwill, musl
sic ludziom nYaI2cYm nasu-
u9G pytanje: jaj>im to >taIo
SIC sposobem, le ten rnebez-
plecznY, komunisCyczny anar
chI2m pr2ez mqdrc6w przes2-
ioscl potqpiony i znamleneu.
cemonicznego slalehstwa ma
znaczony, mogf sobie W ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29
ADRSES WHARUSA: Wiarus SO b. End Str Wnona Mimi

szych czasach W oczach ma.
szych tyle zjednac socyusz6w:
Odpowledz pa to pytanie
daje najwiekszy, katolIckl
} socyalny pisarz 1890 wieku S.
p. ks. Ketteler, biskup mo
guuckl.
,,fa]szywe nauki, p.sze on,
o twardem prawle wlasnoscp,
byly ciag}yn grzechem prze.
civ porzadkowi natury. Me
wIdziaiy one &adnej W tenn
zdrcznosci j bezprawia, gdy
wygorowana chciwosc garnefa
wsz} stkc pod siebie, trwonlac
to, co Bog dat ku wyaywle-
niu / odkryciu wszystkich lu
dz', IA zaspokoJen1e na]wyuz.
danszych zmYstowych rozko-
sly, orzekaJac ciagla kra~
dz'ez "a stale prawo. Straszli-
we zdaa1e Proadhom'a: Ae
w'asnosc, to kradz!ez, ME lest
samem k}amstwem; ono Ia
w'era takze ostraszliwa praw-
de." Smechem, drwinkami i
szyderstwem ME da sic ono
zwalchYc. Dopoki tylko czas-
teczka prawdy W niem sic
mlescIt bedzle, zdolnem Jest
caly porzadek swiata wywro.
clc Z zlemiq zrownac.-- die
grossen soc1ole,a Eagen oer &C.
ge,e1rart Mainz 1878. Str.
Is. l6.
Me2owle vice, ducbem
ketllera przejeei, nigdy ME
przypuszcza, ably wzmagsjaca
sic slIe komunsstycznego a
narchlAmu MONA zwalczyc
kii|<u sfowy szyderstwa i usu-
mac 2 widowni tego swiata.
Jedynym srodklem ku temu
5y1aby socyalns sprawiedIl-
wosG!
M .<ongresie W Luettich W
Belgi' wieIu ieszcze o tenn
s}uchac ME chcia}o. Atoli O
lie w'ecej anarchlzm zdobywa
sob1e terenu, 0 tyle PREDICT
zdanie Kardynaia z Westmiin-
sterH powinno ziednaG soble
uznanle, ktory ,,sprawiedllwy
pod2'"' zysku z piracy uwaza
]ako fundamentally warunek
spotecznej reformy.
Zydki W Rosyi W tarapa-
tach upaIe; puIsa,a wo}aja
wszedzie 0 pomoc i ratuneI1-
Al Wa j-wlr sind toid!! Ape
LULA do protestanucw, ba ma
wet 90 katohkow. Sympatye
'ezolncye uchwalone i oglo-
szone przez protes tantow ma
m'tlngu W Londynle, to strasz-
ma iro"a: DO le)ac }zy kroko-
dylowc "a zydkami, sami, z
NscieAiosci4 tygrysa, przeala.
dula srodze, uciemiezaJa | L.
boza jr2 tax biedna katolic
ka lrlandya: zas sympatyc do
zydkow baltimorsklch prala-
tow moga tylko wzbudzit W
'pno"lercach pussy smiecb, W
prawych katol;kach Aal obu-
rzenle.
Nlestety! ma nc sic zyd-
kom tie wszystkle protestauc-
kle katolckie sympatye przy-
dadza. Ambassador rosyjski W
Londynle kazai Lordom, Nt0-
rzy sic wybierall 2 pie)grzyn-
ka "a lYdami do Cara, w i,
mleniu tegoz cara powiedzieG,
abE SIC ME fatygoWail, GoStali
plqknie " Londyme patrze
Ii swego nosa, DO to rzecz da-
remna a moze nlebezpieczna
mi4szac sic " carski bisnes.
Gazeta aagieiska W n. Yorku
GIsw'ch Pr0Des pieknq dajc
odprawq baltimorskiln praia.
tom pls2qc: Mad aydSani
rosyjsSImi wszyscy sic lItulq.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-29
Redaktor ! wydawca HierOmim DerqlOwslxi.

z powodu repara-
cyl przy maszynie
drukuja@cej WlARU-
SA sp6zni} sic numer
niniejszy o jeden
dzieh. Przysz}y nu-
mer wyjdzie znowu
luz w cZWartek.
Kto jeszcze WI
MEN roczny abona-
ment "a WIARUSA,
niechaj sic pospie-
sly 4 zap}atae, DO
prezent6w gwiazd-
kowych juz ma
dlugo nam ME star
czy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-02-24
Now Ready.

Mr.. ]. j. Williams, the photo
grapher, has completed his photos OF
the funersl. They are now ready IN
sets OF twenty. The sets can be
selected from large number OF
views comprising those Of the land
ing of the late Kings remains,
through the procession to the
Palace, the Throne Room, through
the procession to the Mausole1m
and of the Mausoleum. To be-
gin to specify the different views
would require a column or two.
Suffice to say that no sets or lots of
pictures Of any other procession
have been so well taken, so well ar
ranged and so well finished. Nothing
Of the entire sad circumstances can
be had that Will be priced so highly
as q complete set of views from the
time of landing till placed in the
Msusoleum, and as years roll by the
more highly viii they be cherished.
Mr. Williams has already received a
large number Of orders from both
abroad and at home.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-02-24
Y. M. C. A.
Regular Monthly Meetins-Re
ports of Officers.

ports of Officers.
The Y. NJ. c. A. held its regular
monthly meeting in the parlor Thurs
day evening, Mr.. T. r. Walker, the
President, in the chair. The meeting
was thinly attended, enough, how
ever, to form a quorum. Minutes of
the previous meeting and of the
Board of Directors were read by
Recording Secretary F. J. Forbes,
and approved. MIR. 7. S. South
wick, the Treasurer, reported
quarterly receipts of S623.53, and ex-
penditure for the same period of
S559.39. A donation OF 500 was re-
ceived from a father in commemora-
ton OF the third birth day of his son.
That same father has celebrated each
birthday anniversary of his child by
donating handsome amounts to the
institution; which certainly is a very
excellent idea. In the absence of
General Secretary S. D. Fuller, Mr..
J. E. Bidwell read his quarterly
statements. Mr.. II. w. Peck, Chair
man of the Devotional Committee
gave very promising results of the
Sunday evening meetings held in
the hall upstairs, the average attend
ance for two months being IS, and the
highest for one evening being I6O.
Rev. DR.. Hyde from the Hawaiian
Branch Committee, spoke concern
ing the meetings held at Queen
Emma Hall by the Salvation Army
man, the first fruit being that a
student of the North Pacific Mis-
sionary Institute has started public
meetings on the plans adopted by
the Salvation Army. The President
hoped to see a revival of interests in
temperance work, and in connection
with it, stated that the Rev. II. II.
Gowen will be expected here from
England about next month with re-
neEed vigor. He also mentioned
the reception of 1000 leaflets on
temperance principles, printed in
Hawaiian by society in England,
the same being sent there for publi-
cation by Miss Mary E. Green, who
will kindly distribute the same to
those who care to read them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-02-24
Reciprocity Proposed.

lntend TO ask Tor reciprocity with
the United States, and upon those
lines the coming election will be
fought 1t is directed to Lord
Knutsford, imperial secretary for
the Colonies, and is signed by Lord
Stanley, the governor-general. 1t
reads as follows:
GOVERNMENT HOUSE, OTTAwA,l
"Dee. 13, 1890.
"MY LORD have the honor to send
to your lordship to-day a telegraphic
message IN cipher, of which the follow
ing is the substance: With reference to
my telegram Of the 10th inst. the gov
eminent Is deslrous to propose a joint
commission, such as that of 1871, with
authority to deal with limitations and to
prepare treaty representing the follow
ing subjects:
81. Renewal Of the reciprocity treaty
OF 1854, with the notifications required
by the altered circumstances of both
countries, and with the extensions
deemed by the commission to be in
the interest Of Canada and the United
States.
49, A reconsideration OF the treaty
OF 1SSS with respect to the Atlantic fish
cries, with the aim OF securing the free
admission into the United States mar
kets OF Canadian fishery products in re-
turn for facilities to be granted the
United States fishermen to buy bait
and supplies and to transsnlp cargoes
IN Canada-al such privileges to be
mutual.
'-S. The protection OF mackerel and
other fisheries on the Atlantic ocean and
inland waters also.
a The relaxation OF the seabord
coasting laws Of the two countries.
g. The relaxation Of the coasting
laws OF the TWO countries On the inland
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-02-24
Native Sons of Hawaii.

The following is copy of the en-
crossed resolutions presented to Adj
miral Brown by the above named
society:
To REAR ADMIRAL GEORGE Brown, {.
5. ", Commanding United States
Naval Force on the Pacific Station.
Z. s. f. s. Charleston.
SIR: On behalf of the Native Sons of
Hawaii, We have the honor TO request
your acceptance OF this calabash, made
out OF the Hawaiian tree kou and bv
Hawaiian hands. In making this pre-
sentation to you, We and the Society we
represent are inspired with deep and
true Aloha Tor yourself, the officers and
men under your command, for your
noble, generous and hospitable treat
ment OF our late Sovereign, King Kala-
kaua, whose great and sincere friend YOU
were in his lifetime, and at his death one
who mourned him with a brothers
heartfelt compassion
We, the Sons OF Hawaii, born OF Ha-
wa1ian parents, feel a most true and
overwhelming sense of gratitude and
esteem Tor your attentions towards our
late Sovereign. Be assured your name
viii always be beloved and revered by US
and by our children.
Thanking you once again. NAV We
pray the Supreme Ruler to grant to you
and your friends all health and happi-
ness to enjoy this memory OF our affec-
ton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-02-24
ATTEMPTED BULDOzING.
Threatening Letter to the Chief
Justice.

The following letter was received
by the Chief Justice Tuesday. We
publish it exactly as it is written:
Honolulu, II. l.. Feb. 18th, 1891.
Mr.. F. JUDD, Chief Justice Supreme
Court.
SIR-We have been Informed for a
certainty, that YOU have and ana at the
present time, playing the dangerous role
as secret adviser for her the new Ma
iesty.
The essence OF your advise and Inten-
tions Is well known and Is Villainy OF
the deepest dye. and not Intended for
the good and welfare of the present
Ministry. Nor for the tranquility and
peacefulness OF the Kingdom at large.
This is not the stone hatchet age And
we as an enlighted people are not of the
Old Roman Ideas, And consequentially
we tolerate no dictator at this stage of
proceedings, for witch you would aspire,
And now let me add, Judges and even
Kings and Queens has never sat so long
or high but what their seat of eminence
could be toppled and shaken from under
and their miserable lives lost and taken
witch they richly deserve sometimes.
Now l hope you will avail yourself OF
this timely warning, and remember that
old adage.
Theirs many a slip twixt the cup and
the lip and the point you would wish to
gain might be the cause OF your utter
humiliation.
P 81 have heard 1t said that this
present Queen has expressed herself
many time to be Queen Ii 1t was onely
for one year. Judging from that and by
her acts at the present time take 1t she
has some large Ideas TO carry out. Now
as you are acting as above stated, please
tell her wouldn't give ten cts for her
poSsision Crown or scalp.
"a cador va chi troppo alto sale.)
(In this case 1t will life for life.
wv. B. 7. L.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-02-24
To Visit tie Islands

4 delegation OF 100 members Of
the Mystic Shrine branch of Masons
viii make a visit to the Islands,
probably by the next trip of the
Zealandia- The excursionists had
decided 10 leave San Francisco on
the l4th or March, on the Australia.
But as she viii sail on the 10Th, it is
quite likely they viii leave on the
Zealandia on the 10th. The mem
bers OF the excursion will come In
full uniform, and Honolulu viii glad
y welcome them
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-02-24
Nrm Embellishments.
NJ. s. GRINBAUM & CO.,

(LIMITED),
Honolulu h. l., and San Francisco, Cal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-02-24

waters dividing Canada from the United
States.
''6. Mutual salvage and saving OF
wrecked vessels.
"7. Arrangements for settling the
boundary between Canada and Alaska.
STANLEY.I-N. Y. Herald.
Republicans in Spain.
AT the recent elections in Spain
the Republican vote showed the
Republicans have gained consider
able strength throughout the towns.
Unfortunately for the party it had
two rival candidates, thus defeated
itself. Had the vote been CON-
bined, it would have suficed to
carry for the Republicans many
districts.
Japan.
Via San Francisco we have Jap
anese news to January 18th.
Political affairs do not seem to
work any more smoothly and the
Diet is apparently intent upon
making the reductions in the
budget.
A proposition respecting treaty
revision is also shortly to be
brought before them.
Meanwhile the soshi have become
more and more turbulent, attacks
on and threatening letters to differ
ent representatives being frequent,
and at last the Government were
obliged, on the 18th inst, to again
put the Peace Preservation Regu-
lations of 1887 in force, and num-
Der of the ringleaders have been
ordered to quit Toxic.
Toxic is gaining rapidly in popu.
lation, and is estimated now to
number 100000. Some other
large towns are falling off.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-02-24
THE QUEEN AND THE CABINET.

The Queen has demanded the
resignation of the Cabinet. They
have refused to comply Herewith.
Has the Queen the legal right to
make this demand? Has the Cabi-
net the right to refuse to resign?
These are vital questions, going
10 the very foundation of represen-
tative government.
It is to be regretted that the first
official act of the new Queen should
be open opposition to the eonstitu-
tional representatives of the people.
Whether so intended or not, 1T con-
veys the impression TO the public
that she intends TO renew the con-
fiict between Prerogative and the
people; q conflict which for the
last six years has kept the country
in q turmoil.
Thus far the results Of the con-
fiet have been disastrous TO the
claims of the Prerogative, and if
continued in the same spirit that
has governed the councils of its
supporters in the past, can, sooner
or later. have but one result, and
that a disastrous one to the privi-
leges and powers of the Sovereign
Without regard TO party, or
whether the Ministers are compe-
tent men or otherwise, the present
action Is unwise.
From political point of view the
proposed change is bad, because it
Immediately re-arouses party feel
ings and anrmosities, and needlessly
raises questions of constitutional
rights which have disturbing
effect on the community.
Viewed as affecting the public
business, it is bad, because the
change is proposed TO be made in
the middle Of a period, while plans
are being perfected and details
worked out, preparatory to the
carrying out of the work directed
by the last Legislature.
It would take q new Cabinet,
however efficient, at least two
months TO familiarize themselves
with necessary details, IN order to
proceed in the conduct of the pub
lie business with the same facility
that the existing Cabinet can, with
such information already in hand.
The proposal is akin to a change
Of generals when q battle is only
half through and still in progress.
From the point of view as affect
ing the business interests of the
country, the action of the Queen is
equally regretable.
Political change is, at best, un-
favorable TO business interests;
and the change proposed, will,
under the circumstances, be ex-
ceedingly injurious to all business
interests. Money is already tight,
and 1t simply needs disturbance
in the political balance to cause the
owners of capital, already inclined
TO lock up funds and await develop
ments under the Mckinley bill, to
shut their money chests down and |
sit on the lids until the atmosphere
clarifies itself.
From every standpoint, whether |
legal or illegal, the demand made |
by the Queen is i'll judged, i'll ad-
vised and alike injurious to the
Crown and the country. We can
not believe that she has taken this
step without the advice of others.
If so, such advisers have taken a
grave responsibility upon them
selves, and have done the Queen
and the country s grievous wrong.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-02-24
KOna Coffee and Fruit Company, Id.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ at q meeting of the subscribers of the
above named Company held in Honolulu,
Oahu, Hawaiian Islands, on January 81
1891, it was voted to accept the Charter of
Incorporation granted by the Hawaiian
Government.
Notice is further given that the limit of
said Charter is fifty years, and the liability
of the stockholders limited to the amount
due and unpaid on the shares.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
Chas. L. Hopkins ..... President
7. K. R. Amalu~ ~ Vice-President
Henry Smith Treasurer
w. C. Achi i Secretary
John f. COlburn. Auditor
And the following we're elected as Direc-
tors: Henry Waterhouse, S. NJ. Kaaukai
and T. K r. Amalr w. G. ACHI,
Secretary Kona Co.!s- and Fruit Company,
Limited.
Jan. 2l, 1891. 2677-1w 1360-4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-02-24

N. s. Grinbaum & Co., Limited, Homo
lulu, II. l., and San Francisco, CAL, has
assumed the assets and liabilities OF NJ. S.
Grinbaum & Co. and of c. Bolte, and will
continue the General Business formerly
carried on by those two firms.
Honolulu. Feb. 3. 1891. 1861 26SO-1m