The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-01-31

i bo-S found il cut 50 in their late wSr.
/ There Is smother reason for Snnexa-
| ton 10 America II Is that there uSy
be more certainty Sni uniformity in
| our uoiiev q government and IN the
/ tyne ~ men thSt hold the reinS,
/ The Islands Contain numbers o. intel
I liSent men % American principles
/ and ideas Why should such be ruled
I over by ErSliShmsr, Freuehmen Snd
I o-hs-S each with the Traditional pTin-
/ ciulsS q his own country, each en-
Z Geavo-iuS 20 plant here iieaS that are
I 70 Be endured only in elder countries
I where the. ShSckls> q f1ee thought
Z hsve not been thrown OF. We can
. - >sDSs aud rsS>ou Sud right IN be
I TuS ruled over BY = Hawaiian. but Il
I We are 70 be ruled over by foreigners
. OF any kiui. we are sincerely and hon
I eSs5y opposed % bowling down before
8 foreign Uo1Srchy. II Hawaiian
. principle modelled sud unified all the
7 others it might be well enough, but II
7 i ! true that Hawaiian Traditional
7 policy must give way, a. o. course Il
Y must 70 the progress Of clv1IlLarlou-
and this : no more than Is true in
T ochs- pSrcS Of the vorlG-ths1 let il
WELD 70 the power that has civilized
. the country. and not 70 Sny imported
nonsense from over two oceans
TnSineerity. political SkspticiSm. $
I Isek OF sArueStnsSS- Sre bred by
the present state q things. There
Srs 5 lSrgs number Of children o. for
sisusrS now growing up on these Isl
SnsiS with precious little respect for
the form or the material Of the gov
eminent. Ii s different government
would build up different souls in their
bodies, $ nobler, higher type Of hum
Snity, why should there not be diff
ferent form II by union with
government which Is continually be
Ing remOdelsd TO correspond with the
high ideals OF the nOblest portion OF
the human rSee-rsmodelsd too 10 cor
respond with the principles taught by
the gospel. the idsSS OF the lnhSbit-
Suts Of these Islands shall be made
broader. their manhood stronger,
their capacities greater, why should
It not take place in the nsme Of the
Euod OF humanity What IN edu-
Gator sud sw2kener : Presidential
campaign IN the midst Of Us would
Be How much better than the whiu-
ing complaints coming UP from our
own OFT districts TO headquarters
zbout road supervisors Sud school
superintendent, for the people OF au
those districts to feel that iG was their
own fault If they did not have the
best o. either that they could gss-
Not I'LL the legislation Of the King
DON affects the pockets Of our leading
men do We hope Tor much energetic
or well sustained accioa- And not
till there be : few more earnest men
who are determined TO Live here aud
build Up Christian, civilized cOmuu-
nifty, rather Ehzu make money aud
then HE swSy 10 more eongeuiSl
cLImes.
Poverty tends 10 bSrbarism in s rs
ton unless there i 5 great deal OF viz
tue 20 Offset It. We need more human
material on these islands TO master
nature 70 furnish muscle 10 cause
the soil % produce Whist somebody
somewhere wants and viii pay for 10
make roads which viii make people
from somewhere to take kindly to the
plSee- Annexation 10 the United
States might bring more Of better
stock than even japanese here. We
hzye little faith or respect for the
theory Of bringing other islanders
here
WHAT'S wanted L some idea under
lying the body polite upon which We
can build up ) sound &nd hopeful
community Souethin To look for
Hawaiian race 10 say-Eait till
they ars dead zud out u the
way We want them 70 have
> hand in aud I share N any
progress or Improvement Perhaps
they don't want it. we'll the boy
doesn't want 70 get up early in the
morning but It m4y Be better for him
for 81 thai
We have eudeayoEed IN aII these
articles not 10 support any one course
q side IN the question, but 20 stimu-
late and guide thought on the subject
Il the reasoning and language are
somewhat crude, IL i simply because
the political thoughts Of al Of Is on
these Islands arg 50, and il L natural
that they should be- II one Of our
weekly papers L visionary the other
L certainly Eizhy-Ezshy. One prin-
cipIe L certainly AIIOEed-4U frse dis
cI1ssiou which has in view the good Of
the community rather than self az
zraudiseueut i safe, and rather 70 be
encouraged than frDWued upon We
zrE determined 10 put ourselves and
this nation n sympathy With and II
unison With the leaders Of humanity.
We see those. leaders II the United
States. and wherever else they are
foUnd they are IN sympathy With that
f-Ee nation, and We wish 20 be 50 too
Tie Gift to Samoa
Tns President his approved the
Acs admitting free Of duty the
ErsckGze q the ships Trenton and
VzndaLia- presented By the United