The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-25

Wednesday morning $ handsome
-o-6-aezdsd care was exhibited 70
szvo-sd few, most Of whom were
-ovaLis-s. Ii was learned later that
ne Walking stick w2s to be pre-
=s-.ed 70 Claus Sp-eckels Just prev
5o-s 70 The steamers departure On
The head Of the cane : the follow
.1E inscription
Ave CIaus- NIozi.u-i te SaLu-a-s-
In Nem0riam-
From Your Fellow Citizens
Doomed % Die
1t TIE hands Of the Murder Society
Of the Annexation Club.
Threatened men live long
Leve- SIC bu-5e-t fahre un5 uisUaLs
TIE reader can translate the latin
u sl- himself A scholar says that
the German motto means long life
GO ~1-. OF something 70 tLat effect
addition 20 the shove the fol
-5-rz Est If ua-es WAS engraved
beneath LEi-1za-a1i. R.. Jas, Il.
B---1- Claus Sp-=cEzls- Samuel
Parker. Wv Ashford. C. w. Ash
55-5. John C1umirs, 7. Z. Bush.
CLas. Creighton Antoine Ross A.
p Peterson. Dr.. F00-e, C. B. VIZ
sen j. TT. Robertson, John Bowler,
e. O. Berger. L. B. Thomas g. c.
KENYON. Z. NC-r.s. ". H Rickard,
IF Cg-bu-u- " H. Co-uweu and
James Campbell.
Shortly after II o'clock Mr.
Sp-sckeLs and his family reached
the wharf. and IS soon as they
reached the Eanzplank. = crowd Of
native women p9unced upon them
and literally covered them with
les Finally Mr.. SpcecksIs rszch-
81 the deck Of the ship He sought
sscLusi0n IN the captains csbin,
where he was Joined later by s
crowd Of rCyalists who had the
cane IN tow
Charles Creighton made the
presentation. NJ. Spreckels re
spending IN terms 10 suit the oc-
czsion. After the stick was handed
over Orator John t. Bush pulled
himself together, and in . spread
eagle style delivered the following
address
COLONEL SPEECEELs:
Its with pleasure that I have &C
aeu-zd % set - spokesman for the
executive committee Of the Hawaiian
Patriotic League, who -Ddsy, with its
branch associations throughout the
EEzl0u. represent % per cent Of the
Hawaiian people. and on Their behsf
% offer 20 YOU their heartfelt appFeci-
z-i1u Of your conduct towards them
ever since Won first visited these
Islands. and more especially dur
TuE v1-r present visit IN the
have taken In opposing the high
handed measures 10 rob them Of their
l5rrlriZut, aud - human beings %
leave them without q voice in the
affairs Of their own country and IN the
disposition Of its autonomy - an in
fzpenfzut state In our intercourse
With you a. 3 merchant, q planter and
Z r.zpftzfi=t- the HaEaiizus have yet
% ind your peer for just dealing for
enterprise snd energy and for liberal
Etv No master ever employed them
a. Claus Spreckels- No man has been
known 20 Justly complain Of his treat (
msnt o. Of his wage either 81 the
5=zE OF counter, IN the field - 3 CON- I
mon IabCrer. g dock hand, or atiOat a. [
sailor. Who has had the good fortune I
% ind employment OF hzs been other /
wise engaged with YOU Many IN this I
community can stand up today and 4
point 70 v1u g. the initiator Of their 1
present. prosperity and Success IN LIE 1
IN the deTeIOpmeut Of the sugar III 1
dustEy 10 this county under the IN 4
uzrus which IL received from the recI- I
pr5sitv treaty you landed here with I
yeur own CAPITAL and with 2 dash and /
vf-1- stimulated IT. For the first 4
tine sH American With American 4
capital landed upon our shores and
bezau business and Up 70 the present /
fav. you are Still the only man that 4
ezn tF1rhfully claim the honor Of ever 1
having brought American capital 4
vrirz him % invest IN business IN Ha-
-zff Your advent in the community
U.s. viewed with fear and envy
z.oa- our usureEs and suail-IEe
hrls7ue== men When accepting your
Ifbaraf ,fFers and large advances IN
nn0uev. which saved many who are
--eeltflr today that would have been
bauEr,iD-s. they feared and detested
-o1 il their hearts NOtWIthstznd-
Frr ro1r fsfruess and liberal dealings