Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-20

necessary to march United States
nariaeS rp % the government
bailslSuxs. and station them there's
and agaIn. istkeTe was 40 peril,
What b0sineSS had the marines 20
Be there 81 alll Truth 70 tell.
the living erookeslaeSs Of the revo-
lrsiOnfsts fruzn TIE beginning to
shs eud Of this most unfortunate
and miserable piece Of Devil :
patchwork j. ITO boldly manifest
pow 10 keep It's hateful defoEuity
huge and black IS ErebGs--
much longer bid from the broad
sye % the world
But nos cones the Bob Toomhs
argument The Rev. Oliver 7.
Emerson said-and his aGsiieuce
listened sppravingly.
1T i folly 80 speak of the right
which the aStiye people have TO
tae control Of the government.
They can 40 loager hold the
right. They ara amid rsee forces
which have come 81 be greater
aud stronger than they THrY
xUST MEETS EE CONVENED. AND
rHg QUESTION -. Who SHALL Gov
ERN rHxxt We claim that they
shall not 50 be governed 10 their
un,lOing As they have been for
the last twenty years Il : not
this idolstrous queen D, aud
/ the uuscrupGloas adventures
who now have the right 20 rule.
bat honest men 2.
I In the above seventeen lines
my worthy peers aud grave and
reverend saignioFs. Is contained
/ tue very gall aud marrow of al
that our republican doctrinaires
and their disciples have been SO
( vehemeutly denouncing in this
great American Republic these
hundred aud more years gone by
I All that is held 30 be sacred 10
stat charter Of our liberties. the
Declaration Of Independence. is
here set aside like last year 5
almanac; aud all that our fathers
fought foI-and there were
giants in the land in those days
lis cast ont of the thought as
WORKOUT garment Is discarded
And yet-how strange to hear
them deelaim, and frantically ex-
claim today, with vociferation
loud and long. against the res,or-
alton of little feeble elective
monarchy some two thousand
miles away from our nearest com
municating port God of cur
fathers was ever Known such
shameless hypocricyl
Alas that il should be so
Congregationalism began a fine
story in tie islands seyenty-fve
years ago; but il has long since
abandoned its mission there
which WIS founded by It's fathers.
and gone TO the making of moul-
ten gods. The queen an idolator
well. perhaps so, but what
idolatry so dark and hopeless as
the worship Of Mammon-bowing
d lwn to that beast whose image
and superscription are Caesar and
Rune, whose ancient symbols
we're. and are still. the screaming
vultuIe. There is the smell OF a
carcase in the islands now. and
thither the eagles are gathering
10 feast and 10 prey
/ feel impelled 10 observe. in
closing these papers, that il has
for long time been matter Of sur
prise to me that the Protestant
bodies OF the United States. and
especially the Congregationalists.
have been. thus far, all through
this Hawaiian controversy so
little interested in question
which involves such important
issues. IL might seem less
STANCE. however. that 1t should
be so with tho latter body. since
they, more than any others. may
be supposed 10 have larger
pecrniary interests 10 serve there.
BIT Jesnitism has struck its vile
roots every wheret terTorizing aud
substituting TO it's own uses
churches, schools. libraries.
business. politics everything
!. ] cease go wonder that Carlyle
SAYS Of II: Under that thrice
ssygian gospel ne have all 81 as
Pap s.. and at length Protest
snt too-this long while sat. a
doctrine Of devils. | DO think
II there ever was one
AWHILE SPARES
Natick. Mass. Feb. 8. 1894