The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-07
PRESENTATION or RESOLUTIONS.

Ad nj eva ana the Off sers and
M Of ihs u s. r S. Charleston.
The meeting of Hawaiian citizens,
called by the legislative representa-
tlyes Of Honolulu, held at the Queen
street ArmOry on the second instant,
completed It's mission during last
Thursday by formally presenting the
resolutions, adopted 10y the Hawaiian
people to the proper recipients there
Of.
AT the meeting held in the Armory
the following committee were APP
pointed to carry out the wishes of
the people in mass meeting assem-
bIed; Hons. Jno. +. Bush, A. Mar
ques, w. II. Cummings, d. W. Pua,
jos, Nawahi, w. White, l.. w. F.
Kanealii, r. W. Wilcox; Messrs J..
A Kahoonei, j. Kekipi, J. w. Bipi-
kane, Kukaulalli, J Kanui, G. b.
Male.
During Thursday morning the COM
mittee, though Hon. }. L. Bush the
chairman, presented the following
resolutions to Her Majesty Queen
Lliuokalani. The Queen was deeply
affected during the reading of the
resolutions:
VIE cas- it is the destiny of this
world, that all Rulers shall come to
an end at the hour appointed for
them, whilst humanity has no other
recourse than to hunbly bend under
the bow and
lthet ems, it has pleased the Su.
preme Ruler of the Universe to
change into mourning and grief the
expectation of loyal affection, with
which we the People of Hawaii ne
were anticipating the return in res
lored health of our beloved Sover-
eign, King Kalakaua, and
UheTcna, His sad demise, which
deprives the people of their chosen
Ruler, also extends the burden OF
sorrow on the Royal Family, where
by our present Gracious Ruler, Her
Majesty Queen Liliuokalani mourns
the loss OF dearly beloved Brother,
whose reign will be cited in history
as benevolent, hlustrious and re-
markable one; Therefore
BE il Resolved by the People of
Hawaii nei in mass meeting assem-
bled, that we desire to convey To Her
Majesty, Queen Liliuokalani, our
warmest expression of coincidence
and heartfelt sympathes in this our
bereavement and at the same time,
III due fidelity to the departed Sover-
eign and in high appreciation of the
wisdom and loyalty always shown by
Her Majesty while in the temporary
administration of the affairs of the
Hawaiian Kingdom, we. Her Ma
jesty's duLitul subjects, the People
OF Hawaii, do hereby attest and pro-
claim our loyal allegiance, affection
and respect to our new Sovereign,
also earnestly hoping and paying,
tnat she may enjoy a long, peaceful,
and prospelou, reign, in which the
independence of these Island, shall
he jeaIou,ly guarded aud maintained,
and their prosperity duly increased.
Cop SAVE THE QUEEN.
The committee next performed the
sad duty of presenting the bereaved
Queen Dowager Kapiolani with the
tpiIDWiuu rpsptutipps
Whereas it has pleased our Heaven
" Father, before whose Divine viii
King, and People are alike and equal,
to rem We hence to his last resting
place our beloved Sovereign, King
Kalikaua, and
Whereas, His Majesty's unexpect-
ed 'emise has thrown gloom over
the Nation, and has deprived his
Loyal People of their chosen King.
AT time when the Royal Family and
His Subjects were anticipating with
eager and joyous expectations his
return in restored health and has
laid the Christening rod of mourning
and widowhood upon His Majesty's
Loving Consort, our dearly respected
Queen, Her Majesty Kapiolani, and
Whereas the irreparable loss we
all mourn has brought to an untimey
close reign Of unprecedented pros
periIy TO the country, during which
period was made manifest those
Christian graces of impartial and
transformations henevOlence and affec-
ton, which were part Of His Males
tvs being, and which were highly
appreciated and now remembered
with deep gratitude by His Peo-
pie. Therefore,
Be 1t Resotred, that we the People
of Hawaii nei do hereby proclaim in
mass meeting assembled the deep
sorrow of the Nation for the loss
which this People has sustained in
the sad demise of kind, sympathetic
and generous Ruler, and tender to
cur W dowed Queen, Her Gracious
Majesty Kapiolani, the Peoples
heartfelt sympathy and coincidence
IN this the hour of her sad bereave-
ment, and which we pray Her Majesty
will deign to accept as lasting
token of the sincere respect and I'M
allowed esteem in which we as
Nation revere the memory Of our
late lamented Sovereign.
At haIl-past three o'clock the COM
mi Tee waited on Rear-Admiral
Brown aboard the L. :. 5. Charles
'on, when they were most courte-
ou,ly welcomed. The following re-
solutions were presented to Admiral
BmNn,aad through him to the people