The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-11-27
War and Ru,nors of War The Stu
alton.


EDITOR BuLLETIN:-
Whether cool, calm, collected and |
consecutive thought, as in problem
of Euclid, has been given as a means
January and subsequently,, seems to
me a serious matter for discussion.
On the 18th January a prominent
2, q. said in my hearing, pointing
to the Palace, THANK God we have
got rid of that incubus Now SO
far as my knowledge teaches me,
take it that an incubus is sonnet thing
dangerous to mans system, the
body polite, or the social world. |
call thief an incubus, but it was
news to me to be told that Palace
or the occupant of it under consti-
tutional government was an incubus
Euclid or logical conclusions are
here left out.
On the lst February, the same
prominent p. G. said again in my
hearing, when GRAND OLD GLORY was
raised, ''up she goes and she'll never
come down" My reply was, "Tve
heard of as pretty flags as that com
ing down" Again the gentleman's
Euclid was at fault and the flag did
come down! When OLD GLORY does
go up in right and justice she never
will come down. but let God in III is
goodness save us from such smirch-
ing of the dear old flag as was given
her on the LIST February by such
men as were engaged in that trans
action.
Now take the 2. q. proclamation
of the 18th January and we find that
the Euclid of it was annexation to
the United States. Now that has
beeu refused What next2 Here is
where the seriousness of the situa-
ton comes in. And | hope that if
there are any serious men left they
will ponder we'll what l say The
matter has now got out Of the hands
of every person on these Islands, be
they QUEEN or dubbed President,
and | viii show how; by repeating
what was reported to me only this
morning. A man supposed to have
reasonable sense made THIS reply to
another who asked, What will you
do in the event of British marines
landing?" The reply is significant
and mark it we'll, We've got a thou.
sand men to prevent them landing
Here again, this mans Euclid is at
fault. Suppose the case for mo
ment! Suppose resistance was given
to the landing of British troops
What would be the result? HoNo
LULU IN RUINS, Do the men of tn.
P. G. want this? Have they though
out the logical conclusions whicl
are as inevitable as DEATH? Americ;
has made mistake, not her owl
fault, but that of mistaken, ant
misguided and fanatic Minister
She can repair that mistake JUS
SO far under present treaty ar
rangements and no farther. Sh
can with grace put the Queen OF
her rightful throne, but there sh
may be expected to stop, but sh
has another remedy to fall back uI
on and that is treaty the OF Eng LAM
and France, guaranteeing the absC
lutte INDEPENDENCE of this KingdoI
and the men are here to MAKE
respected, maugre the force OF tn
PIG. have little doubt that the tim
will come when Grand old Glory wi
wave over these Islands, but tn
idiotic and shortsighted policy {
the powers that be has set it bac
years.
All ! hope, Mr.. Editor, is that tn
calm sense of those at the head {
the Provisional Government wi
prevail against the absurd nonsens
of the irresponsibles under the
control. If they are sensible me
they will drop the question and r.
turn (those who have them) TO the
peaceable occupations.
| care not for the bombast OF Sa
urday's meeting which | consid'
al insult to the United State
What | ain indeed sorry for is tn;
Mr.. F. Judd should have DARED
say a word while holding the otfit
he does.
A parting word as a warnin
Think carefully over the positic
England and France holds and ho
far the American Government al
these two nations understand eac
other. Hawaii
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