The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
Secntary Annexation Gu


BY the Aus;rslis.
Mr.. Emmeluth asked II the Minis
ter Of Finsnce consulted the Post
MASTER General before or after decid-
ing 10 send for Mr.. Giryin.
Minister Damon ssid that Mr.. En-
neluta hsi bean told by the Post
master General tbst be had heard of
the matter or the street. because he
Considered the matter IS confidential
between him and the Minister Of Fl
nance.
Mr.. Emmeluth said the Postmaster
General told him that be bsd not
been CONSULTED by the Minister Of
Einsnce in any manner OF the sub
ject. but that Il consulted. he would
prefer 10 s3ysnce men now in the
Office. and hsye the new clerk take the
plsca thus inside vscsnt- Those were
his oyn views
Atorney+Genersl Smith sympa-
thizsd with the feeling that strangers
should Tot be appointed to places
which persons here were competent
70 I'LL But Mr.. Girvin had lived
here nsny yesrs: knew ustiye well:
filed offices under the Government
with grest fidelity; had been post
MASTER. and vas now Hawaiian Con-
sul. He had been very setive in
working for the Government since
the revolution II every wsy in his
power and 81 considerable personal
sacrifices 10 himself. He knew al
psris Ct the islands Of Hawaii, Msui
and Oahu. and had special oualifcz-
tons for this Hu-k- l. Eas not s case
q importing s stranger
NJ Brown knew the statement q
the Attorney General 20 be true. but
he did 10. believe IN sending away
t0r men NJ G.ryin had letg the
county with his family tor good
Chzrity begins "a hone- He thought
the Executive was wong
NJ Watsrnouse had nothing
sgaiosi M Grin. bit there were
men here who would be glad TO ges
the work. srd who could do IL He
had hardly been able 10 believe the
siory when he heard Il Oh the street
M Morgan wzs 0: the same opin-
ion Ihsre were plenty q our sup
poyiers here who needed this and
ought 70 hsye s chspea- The Annex
si;oo Cub had been consulted ba;
noi the Council until sct:on had g.
rezdE ben taken
Ine resolution vas rad and placed
On fIe
The AIto-1ey-Geoe-zl rad reso-
luton from the American League Cd
posing The payment Of 8 subsidy to
the Paradise q the Pacific IS rs
owners we're vel known rOYslists-
Ihe resolution L IS follows
HEADQUARTERS OF TIE
American LEAGUE
Honolulu. Jsn- 3, 1884
To he EXECUTIVE AND ADVISORY
COUNCILS
GNIEEN=-I zn requested By
the American LHzEUe 70 sad TOu he
resolution
REsoLVED.-Thz- the American
League in Ua-1ls- meeting. unsni- |
nolsly oppose the paying q any sub
s55T - TIE sPsrz6is= q tlle Pze-Ese,-' |
OF zo5o111 q is managers bsing q |
vel Known r9yzIi=- principles
81 hzvs The bQo0- 70 Dc
6oors respectfully
TEB0. P. SEvE8N.
Secretary American League.
R7tarra3 10 The FIngnes Commit
tee
AS srOihz- regarding Chinese
IDWgrsCo1- g follows
H1D2UAsTEzs OF TH
ANEEICAS LEAGUE
EONolULC, Jan :, 1884
To UE EXBCCUEE AND ADTIsoEY
CcCSCEk
GkNTElCES II IN rs1lsS-a5 by
.5s American Lss<Is 70 ss.d you the
following resolutions which we're
adopted 81 or AEs1 melting o. jam
s-T E5sh-
WEEEas. Cti1es5 coolies % TIE
q 500 are zb.o1t % u in
r1--s1 70 -hss5 Lsls16s- agreeable 10 :
: -S1--s q .hs land and
WEEsE4s- Cheap Chinese esolis
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ir0E4i1g 0tss-z.13s Il lhs csTslOpu=nt
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RESOLVED, Ina. Ee ErEe Gp91 The
2r9Tlslo1El GJTeEu.6EI- t1z- further
Legislation Crson tbs sgt5se- u Il Eos
1lrse15o1 q exc 35iDg Chinss codes
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