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


I pSwn brokers here they have Siued
rom 6-st - lsst 70 oppose and % ruin
yOu. This treatment, however, is
Characteristic Of the principal foreign
erS who sim 70 rule IN this country,
the most q whom mad acquired the
little they possessed ty uSury and
chiears-y. These men eSme, NOS -
yuu did, with your own capital. but
mostly with absolutely nothing save
cooSummSce cheek, sni by preaching
Snd double dealing they managed 70
secure from the HSvSiiSn chiefs sud
oye--trtlSty people, all they began
with IL life. They were mostly either
preachers Or sailors, who are now POS
Ing IS American capitalists and IS
lc-uS Of the soil, claiming the right 70
rule 7nd 70 dispose Of the country,
and whose SdhereuIS and hirsllngS
codSy sre ruthlsSSly trSmpliug upon
peoples rights aEj who dare 70
threaten % 6epOrt, 10 assassin Snd
70 violate Sll sense Of honor Sni prin-
clplss Of Justice. These are the claSS
ot people whom YOU have assisted
more than once with Your capital,
Sn1 these Sre the very men who
threaten, and II they dared would
,aSe your life, and whose bitter
ness lsad them 10 pIScard your
residence with their threats But,
Sir, they are not the only psO-
pie in this country. The Hawaiian
people, whom We represent, and s
LSrSe number, nay, majority OF
rrsdsSmen sri wOrkiugmeu who hSye
lived here and hSye Just interest in
this country sbhOr Snd condemn the
hypocrisy q these pretenderS Snd
their mstis-like Intentions. They
Symp&rhiZs with YOU. and they appre-
este Sll you have done for them in
me past, Sui feel deeply indebted 10
You for the friendly attitude which
you have taken in their behalf. In
your contention against the unjust
CSurp7rIOnS OF their rights by others,
the Hawaiian people feel thankful
rh2C your powerful influence has been
exercised 3nd viii be continued in
their favor after you have gone swSy
from Us II Is not our intention, nor
C4u We feel We have fi4Ltered you by
anything We have spoken in your fav-
or. We are simply uttsring truths
while we are gladly giving expression
10 our SympSchleS for YOU for the
y
Cured in your efforts to oppose those
whom your principles and sense Of
Justice condemn, and TO give language
70 our gratitude for your kindness to-
ward the Hawaiian people in all your
intercourse with them. either - 3
friend, landlord, or 81 an employer
/. Our IlteraueeS today with regard %
YOU. II praise there be in IL, speaking
from nv own observations IN your
city. are uuC the echoes which 1
once heard spoken Of you in COM
uarlsll with other rich men in Cali
FORMS. ON the occasion Cf the shoot
ing ts millionaire Mlckey. Il man
who was himself iEirIy wei liked.
Ii WIS. SHAT OF sill the rich men o.
California Claus SFrec5eLs was about
as well liked - any Ia the state, and
-La- IS proof of this feeling, lie was
never known % have 90 travel shout
with either detectives or pugilis-s 10
project him l-aLusr enemies In say
Ing this Of s. wealthy person in these
izvs lt lust and LawlE>sueSs, il speaks
volumes in his favor. especially Is
C1uitaI Is rarely credited 20 be just 10
its UarLuer-LabOr. With these few
faint EXPRESSIONS of the Hawaiian
ueC1Le's gratitude towards yourself for
The friendly interest you have ever
and s-iu take in their welfare, let me
close with wishing you and your
family .alOha muir and "5Ou voyage
zud the prayer that We shall meet
aEaiu here under different auspices
than at present exists
While Bush was reading the fore
going 8 tired look occasionally
came over the features of Nj.
SureckeIs. Il Is not known whether
the taffed document or his load Of
Isis was the cause Of the facial con
tortion. Finally Mr.. Spreckels got
/. s chance TO speak. He said that
he had . great aloha for Hawaiians
and IN fact every member Of his
family had the same feeling. He
promised to see that justice was
done the natives. After Mr.. Spreck-
els brief address the crowd Of rly-
aIists drunk his health at Mr.
Sprsckels expense. Before the
steamer departed the sugar king
spoke g few words to the natives.
While the royalists were enjoying
themselves Z large crowd Of people
were busiIy engaged bidding good
bye to departing friends
There was an absence Of stump
speaking which disgraced the
morning when Papa Nordhof7
left perhaps this was accounted
for By the presence Of z number Of
police On the wharf who were sent
there By Deputy Marshal Brown
to see that good order was OBJ
served. The National band gave 8
pleasing concert and when every
thing i considered the departure
Of the Australia last week was an
interesting one.
Lodge Officers