The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-22
MORE POLITICAL PREACHING

MORE POLITICAL PREACH HING
Mr Twumhly. a preacher wh" ha.
fora few mouths past hru tr, my
To- ilattrr ID. wealthy saints of Cen
trail MON imtu TIA. belief that the,
AZ. the sal, of the earth. delivered i
farewell sermon ~ ia. congregation
uf that church IN SUNDAY evening
A. might hsv" been expected ~ -
Gatt-r-r who had gone ia and uuD
among that pulitirn religious S'"iriy.
l"ug enough To- divine ju., for what
it. ears were tinglimg. Mr.. rw"mNi,
slUpp,'d over into Hawaiian puliiIr..
The way h- piled un Ia" agony. u.
/" the excellence of th" presently
ruling "liEarrhy. WAS liabI" To- prov"
too much for u hrarrr with any
capacity for logically pursuing AZ
argument lf ih" i. g. VA, Wi'hri
trlrsc"pIC rang" uf beng n lofty IT,
virtue. nr within sounding di>tau"'
ui being "a. deep ~ Wise -,a,""rair,
- this new court preacher H. th,
ul,garchy would have mad" hi~
dear brethren aud sisters m"li",".
th"u ia" Hawaiian Islands will max"
49, exceedingly bad bargain II the,
rN"haugr the P.G'- Tu" for lh,.
,Nay II the AmrTtcau Union In
.l....l Al. Il III
that great country ot h!, own, rr
purtral ing ia" superior merits 90
RESPECTS, A. compared with all na
ttuus ui winch TIA" preacher knew
anything n" ,L"w"I h." dul not
know too uirh. however. about hl-
own "ouuiry'> m"thuds ~ G"N"ru-
msnt, Regular treasury statements
are given III ia" United Star"- rnG
Disseminated hruadra-t through H."
press. notwithstanding th" fuI-, me-
praI-" Mr Iwumhly gives H. rh"
publication Of treasury statements
h"r" a. II they w"r" unique, This
frequent but not new publication hk
the Hawaiian Government j. a small
"uough concession. he dear know. t.
ihr people ni this country since hey
have been robbed nf the right "f con
trul ni the public revenues, Nhlh"
th" ruuutry had r"pr"s"n'a'iv" g"N
rrunrut, there was nett her n',i nrr
demand uf the penpl" for mlrrl"
Information every week ~ tu how
the money came and went III"
collection and disbursement II IT,"
revenues were then regulated hN thr
laws uf the land. Money could not
b- spent without having been ap
prupratrd hy the Representatives. 81
the people Ministers had - a.
count at the end "f the fuaurIa,
period for every dollar ~ III" pr"
ple'r money. Not only that bat Il
full treasury statement. Iu"iu'!lng
receipts and expenditures aud Il
showing II the national debit status,
Was required by law I" h mad"
quarterly, For national accounts
the old system was much mur" IN
telliglble than the new one, alt huugh
ths Is said without any drtrart'"n
from the credit unduubtrdiy due Il,
the finaucr Minister fur thi, proof
Of his anxiety to keep TIA" public
constantly informed of the stat" ur
public finances, All th" taxpayers
prubably Y appreciate being told h"w
the money goes, a. slight cuu-nla
uon for tn" high handed d"p,lNa
uOu Of their luaIlemahl" right p'
control uf the rcVrnu"- 81 lh" uh
ton. But Tor straug" preacher To-
strelch forth his hand, over tlu-
people and call them hir-,,i ahu,''
all others, simply uu account uf
weekly instead oi quarterly trra-ury
statements bat ignoring h" change,
from popular control I" "hgawh"
Irrr~puuslblIlty is"llh"r Iudlcrpus
exhibition II presumption. lgurr
uucr or bald llalt"ry on III" part ~
,y"Ophant paying court tua CIlYu"
ui sau"tInuulOus aud usurpiug plu
tucIats Ono wuld ia conclusion to