Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-24
HAWAII AND aAwAuAYs
As They Are Seen BY Fair Cores
pondcnt u tho "Neu" VINO
Fayurs Restoration.

To one who hnr visited these baimv'
breezy isles, the mere mention OF lno
name calls 40 delightful memories. 10
isaIand Of perpetual suushine,ani the
air ever fragrant with the breath oil
rosy Jun,. over hlIlaiio ani shore Do
woven an impenctfablo cafpsioi stoen,
and from every ro5s ani crgvice tho
waving frondl Of giant ferns nod T.
the bretzs, while the music OF tue
breakefa gives The touch Of complete
ness 70 this iuc5mpafshis picture
aud to appreciate the many nollo
qualities Of the inhabitants Of thif
lovely country, ono has but TO know
them, minglp with them nnd be- To-
clpient Of their buundisaa generosity
There are many OF them already in
cur midst; ihoy have left ihcif own
beautiful homes anu nave gain
erei here through rullgi1ua mo-
uyps, How different 10 TINS lIt
10 the one they lct uchinu
thrmi From the Vasji calm anu lcAen
fol life of the tropics, to tie expensive
heat OF our tummeta aud the uirhM
rhilhuus Of our winters, 10 ihe rh.h
aud hurry tfOur bustling western ne
and 70 this city, whore ouiy those
who promise TO vote TIE liberal uuAet
can iind employment, they have in.
deed icund % difi at 10 hhi guy
Dor, Tor Themselves ant fam
lice. Had not the nutuufities ui
the Church fIequentiy c0mu 10 thvH
assistance the pJuf Hawaiian oaIut-
would many umra have tuuet'u'
However, they ure tht most rhtetIhl
aud content 10 people iI the city. ihry
siug anu dance ami seem 20 Do qutte
happy.
10 aeo the Kanaka al hls bust, one
must visit him lu hia uatlvc country.
He receives you with "a generous well
come anu manner that ~ once eN'
presses now ho upprec ates tue honof
n your visit. The best 81 oil ne pos'
russes IL nt once placed nt so tdisp1shl,
aud should you remain Xix months hr
would not let you iHul that you hal
remained too ioug.
Ina long residence among them,
numbsflte- opportunities wCru Offered
Tor studying theft characteristic; they
pnssese many 90 tn uoblest qualities
bestowed ugon mar kind, and foremost
OF all ~ gruvr. nity. rney are brave,
absolutely honest, Kind anu aurclUh'
ate, aud make warm anI sGuadiast
friendships. They are capable Of
many inirilec,ual attachments anu are
naturally p0Uuoai anu refined. All
their OLD To- ends breathe iOrlh the tue
sentiment Of p0osy and they love
music-l never met one VI them who
could not siug,And some have really
bcsutiiui vuiCss.
The Hawanans have system oi
public school education, tie basis ol
which IL the Engli-h language. They
also have musiC, Latin, French anti
German ne part OF the cluue. They
are quick TO lmhlbu new ,uuas, nud
have the lalCst Improved methods Ia
all their schools. Just why thvy are no.
considered intelligent enough 10 govern
themselves, seems strange 90 ono VINO
hos mel 90 many bright aud uluvcI
Hawaiians. The fact Of tuu matter
IL, that the native lalnudom arc nt
match for the foreigners when y come
10 chicAnery anu double dealing nut
therefore the balance Ci IOwcf u
against them, for the tfickiCst mhn u
usually the one who sccurgu the oilico
President Cleveland CcIlainly de
serves great credit for the way %
which he has manipulated tho ia
waiian affair, anu MI Bl0uut was Q
very able minister. succttt, 10y l. Il
the young princess Lili0kalani.
AVIS.