The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-03-21
THY ARE BURNING UF WITH
LOVE or COUNTRY.
A Lessas whseh Believes Women
woasd Make Coed Members

newly organized Hawaiian Patriotic
League Vas held 81 the Arion Hall
LIST niSht. There were neSrly TWO
hundred people present Capt !.
Ross Was the only white man amoug
the crowd. The meeting was very
orderly, and Gar from being 81 snthU-
aStic one hahOokano. executive
member Of the Civil Rights League
wSs smonc the audience. but did not
c&ke par
Vice President haunamano pre-
sided. The minutes o. the committee
meetings were rszd oy J. X. haulis,
an3 approved.
". haunam&ro made tew sN-
~1lSusto-y remarks concerning the Oh
isc. o: the meeting. L was 20 bring
together Havaiia1s 70 discuss The
Situ2ti01 without reSortiuE % arms.
The speaker declared chAr The real
o5jec. o. the League was 70 psrpe-
tuats The Independence o. the COM
~, whether under $ monarchy OF y
republic. A branch organization haS
already been established 81 NOhsfs-
The Instructions 70 the branch aSSo- |
Citations were 20 ill the irs&rcS OF the
people with patriotism.
". L Holokzhiki: Friends IN grief. /
I greet YOU God intends man 10 be !
an independent creature The first
mzn was independent He vas the 4
head OF the family. Hawaii has been !
81 independent kingdom from time /
ImmemCriSi- Il VS. never intended 4
70 De 5 tributary OF any other power. /
Hawaii hzd S Constitution which /
made u an inispsu isur nation God /
hiss given u intelligence with which \
we should choose between right and
wrong. i there : Judas here who /
would not cherish our Independence >
Kind people, ShUn the tsmpLsr, II
yoa fall IN the tempcer's s1ares, then
sc perish Nothing cSn change pure
patriotism. PecuniSry considerations
could not buy 1--we Of country Friends,
re must be 3 unit IN our sim This |
city Is filed with political SSSoci2-
tons. therefore union Is needed. Moth
ing i impossible II We work together.
II sz 2llOw our thoughts - be moved
by every new conner We can not SC
CoupliSh anything.
II. : Swintou wanted 20 reserve his
opinions for much larger audience.
His heart wss burning with uacriot-
Ism The HSwaiiSnS hSd been SC
C1Sed Of being revolutionary. I have
travelled extensively, and nowhere
could ind : more peScesul and law
z6iding people Which OF YOU would
not like TO live under : mouzrchv2 I | :
You, there Is no place like Ha-
vail. This Is 5 critical moment and
We do not know where we are 70 De
landed But there i one thing certain. :
Havzii2ls DO not want annexation.
.Appl&uSe-l There are some Hawai-
izns who zre SnnexzIOnists- not be =
sause they zre really and sincerely
in favor Of il. but because Of their
and influences Such J
ought 20 emigrzte 70
America The way 20 America Is
lear and easy Gnd perhaps they
night ind hearty welcome in
America. I hSve never been : sycO- {
1hznt rOyaIis1, but when our indie :
1sufence L 81 stake, 1 feel IL s duty
o publicly announce NY incIinationS. I
an prepared 70 speak before thOus-
nds on this subject.
L W ?. hanealii- Our life i e
We know nothing else
eyOnd what the papers say whether .
rue or false. There dre three leagues
.OE IN the field: The Hawaiian Civil ! :
lights League. Hawaiian Patriotic
-sSEue- and the Annexation League. !
rhich Is being formed To which OF G
1ese three zre We 20 trust our inde- r
sudsuce. The Civil Rights League Is !
2 reality a1 annexation league. They =
ant Us 70 be annexed 20 the State OF '
'aIIfOruIz- The league now being 4,
]rmed goes s step further; they favor =
lnplete annexation The Patriotic | D
szgue alone has fOr its object the |
Of our independence. We T
lone have the real love Of country,
"a love Of the people ~ heart We 7
e dOEntrudden to-day, and Ee dare
% raise oar voice Inc Patriotic v
szgue consists OF three different o
kzlzianiz, Liberal 7
eague. and Native Sons OF Hawaii.
u Independence Is paramount 70 all r.
her political considerations and,
We set spSrt our political i,
EsrencsS- That proves our strength | n
-izy We have brave man as our "
resident, Joseph NaEshi, 3 man B
10 could not be bought for million
liars CAppIsuse-l "
The constitution Of the League was
s1 Distributed. "
Rev. : Kali [of Wsipio, Havziil:
nave been taught patriotism from II
= boyhood. and my presence among =
u tonight Is owing 10 the fact that -
L Is 8 patriotic meeting. lost my n.
her Snd mother years ago. I have Il
thing else 70 love but my e0untry.
J. ". BipIkz1e: I attend nothing =
e but Vatrlotie meetings. 7 was in y
ted by Jno. COlburn % attend his
settings but declined be,cAUse / had Pr
{ lost NY civil rights, therefore,
n = league = unnecessary. DO not Ii
mt anybody % come 10 ne and say
re zre annexed" Tusend him away OF
mediztely. 1 love my country VI.
lrE than anything else IN this world .
ives sud mothers die away, but our VI
IutEy lives 20 eternity. Nv love Is -
y concentrated on NY COUNTY, life II
II L nothing IN comparison to It
le- Ezf4ra entertained rEz Trr.FT !