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

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sior sox the "a Tea worasa whom
the pro0si ard self-r ghsso1s
sxzsbes and pksrIse~s OK his dAy
broaghs before him fox judgment.
tempting hin. Even sGeA nsuis-
ters fsuch in several instances [
cnuEi nznsi cone 10 Is from
those Stands 10 rail oct against
the lzte queen. Ani 30 give their
sanction 10 = esoSs that troU
beginning to end has been marx
ed by sFe@ehery. fraud. and
violencsi
Bot before Introducing the
deadly parallel 10 the words d
Bob Toombs above quoted. hear
what one Of these reversed phAr-
isees. lately from the Sandwich
Islands. said at the txeaty fouTtE
Annual Meeting OF the Gongrs-
gationaI GLIB IN Boston only SO
long $50 a. the I'D al last month
From quite . lengthy sdireSs-
the <ecoud that has been lately
delivered on the subject before
that body. s. circumstance shat
in Itself should excite suspicion.
as the Congregation4lisss baye
bv sll odds tne largest following
aud the principal pacuniAry ssaSe
in the islands, extract the
following;
We claim that We achieved the
revolution If Is the Rev. Oliver
Z. Emerson of Honolulu that Is
speaking without the aid Of the
United States marines ca. IL
was conceived in the heat OF
righteous indignation - that
burned in the breasts Of Hawai-
ian citizens ~. Ii WAS brought
to a successful issue by men who
had made homes IN the land
many of whom were born IN It [ ,
The men who did the work were
those who had the right OF fran
chise Cd. Men Of at classes and
affiliations were represented.
Business men and laborers. raj
lied TO arms They tters most
Of them men tcdo had been drilled,
and HAD KEPT THEMSELVES IN
READINESS: who had rallied once
and twice before at the call to
arms for their country's good.
Now see. in what immediately
follows, how the reverend gentle
mans story coheres in its parts
He first rebels the idea that the
revelation was in any way aided
by the marines. thus following.
To claim that the United States
marines aided in the revolution
is to bring a grave charge against
the word Of q man of unimpeach
able veracity and one long an
honored representative of the
United States.
And then, IN the very nex'
breath. he adds:
1T is to ignore the fact thai
those marines lcers landed al an
erciting and dangerous jaRcture,
and an accordance ,eifh rel estaJ
iisled precedents. TO PROTECT M
PERTLLED AMERICAN LIVES AM
INTERESTS CD. Had they not beer
landed, and had one AMERICAN
CITIZEN been left to suffer fol
want of the protection OF bis
country's power. 80 near at hand
Mr.. Stevens would have justly
deserved the censure of the en-
tire American people.
/ Was ever more discordaut
mob of incongruities huddled
| together in so small space
Hawaiian citizens and Amer
lean citizens are inextricably
/ COMPOUNDED, these with those
aud interchangeable one for tbs
other. we achieved the reyo
| luton without the aid OF tbs
/ United States marines" and vet
these same marines appear e
have been q very necessary par
Of the revolutionary program, To-
they were landed y, an exciting
and dangerous iuncture 20 proter'
inperilled American life and in
terestsr Pray. what propert,
! had American citizens il the gov
eminent buildings that Un'teS
States marines should be sen
and stationed thsrei
How came Won in my hen
roost anyway. II Won did no
enter for The purpose Of stealinl
my fowlsy said an indignsn
pouiierer to the mIdaigh
paacher. Indeed. sir. nv oh
iecs was most benevolent one
said the other. INV sole intsn
VAS TO protect Your birds agains
the foxes
Yet. according 10 the Rev
erend Emerson. TO claim sha
the United States marines aide.
in the revelation is 20 briug
grave charge against the word Q
: nan Of maisaJssacka5ys reracifgF
la the light Of facts alrsad,
presented IN previous chapters
observe how the whole plot OF tn
buccAneeEing missionary party
uuravels itself IS ~e ask the fol
loving questions
What was all the excitemen
about Who we're the sxcite'
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