The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-30
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mems
TT was clock wed III ned n naM
Honolulu JUN = SAN Francisco ! Steam-
fterhoo w. Alameda of the o, one Of M
board the fA ,r Captain Moree', COM Emo
hin Company, our 1ar and able w. d | teve
nn most genial, pop ',ad the seas. he az. IIo wor
he - who ever salleu Sraintances NJ Wo1
nanders w ncean are old acou and safely pow
ne 1, in seventeen hurll aowers were eIs
nas them Profusloh ~ me masses Oh ~
up the gang pa VINO had come TO and ag
people on tno fe waved Handkerchief as is an
their esas and cried anu 49, ts about TO ne
o1 when an ocean For the LEAVING ~ flo
start The gong hin,s deck VINO ~, ~ New uI
all those iao onompany Us. Inc VA the screw CO
expect ~ from the wharf ,oved out to- M
,oran to whirl anu ~ Itch | d.
ord the Golden o MS with waves md Il
\ The Paclhc "a many to their oe why r
4 enough ~ IN the rest OF us ti ,a the Pacific.
i TO % ,ah a sea should pe tha Jerk, the rlse !
4 ~ ga for two days the 49, tremor, the quar-
= Anu ~ The lunge, the rom sight the
$ the fall, t INC and hid 1ro 'i. liter the
nj spimity of the passens, the ship ceaseo
eli I;yd day the ocean oca smoothed lnI
their wrestling me winds. for INC 18Th
n1dl
y waves alo ,ol. a short walk uPo ION Pacific
" LORD wi tras a longer VAIN ur there |
q n. different iron, 10 IN board. Ehousn
;! aa,ned no disasfe 'a,iness not SO hAiy
passehSeio ded What diHere. afforded
,on do ~ 1ovage now with az ~ the luxurles
ov d SC +ha table contalnilis a+ite and those
Y a aho+ can allure wear ,a. crossed to Hon
al that W, ,r tho missionaries olo and with
tl days Wio ..ola greasy ano ru" - f,,u of
oti olulu III va or stale and with Sd" ,;,,n and
/ y" whms. no" +be
IL ! idle. 49, never done much ~ ex-
Poltcs ielands. If man nay paciec ex.
frea 0n4a+ lions for these gems VI nun,an legis
o Il po,,t that which comes n,,ld he as despair
leasi ,ation Woulu IAI ,aba the third klns
rom ful as a;nh islands when Oh ~ If M
49, tle I eaid What is 10 -. follow NJ
O wa | oor country; there ID ~ ost Ialnalilo is
,or 4 pp,nen Emma l do noC !, fool" All tn
ardl teuI-o I'd and Kalakaua ID is,.nds HI
ana drunkaro oi for the Hawaiian islai," 80
he pr has been done lol a,ious God and the III
no pee l A foreign ship prou ' hroug
1lani | mosquitoes. me w politics brou&
New . them the leprosy' Ia # not been for
e. Az them the devil. HAD ~ have been p
friopp .he1 chose islands Woulo no hora,
~ to death women i 10 howing t
uIls torhidaen to do so, ana gov nd
doubls disgusting idoialls' ,,idnight OF cruelty
ngressl would h7F pee
I,ona Ir,a Annexation 0uesu"
! u,itbe ,,,+ the missionaries came, anu ~
democc wears 1900 peoplH s,i.1n into SCI
fsaa4,ee and $4,000 chlidIen ~ t;ob
l. osipq Christian Elll7Ntion ~ {
re getg holds beautiful supremA4 two great p.
nd are 18th islands. There are wv isis
ont of | tbo Hawaiian Islands. 80 iiets
tbat If IL IA the queen and anueAo
ain if " ! + +o come under our e1sl' me
'ii " ~ want ~ ~ tbem will triumph. nc
r. .'It v 1+ will be a repubhc py 49, onte
tariff BIZ The present goVeTnlnent +rong enou
my pc" The Hawaiian patton - ation is not
art 1d clone Because halo rA.-1d no
rse -. no more reason why II 1.S limit
C. control than a man VIZ -.
"a; -Umteu- states goVernn
len SO hungry for more land that it
,vel be fed few chunks of island b
-es ri. rom 1880 miles away. No DANCE
he Won. some other foreign nation shall tab
2 of tariff session of the islands and give
when want to into Honolulu
|. coaling and watering of ships.
5ht out of some ironsldes from our new navy a
Amocratic aid of friends the islands we
an agree knock into smithereens such forei
Ne coming pertinence.s Besides that, If we bec(
With prob nation, great maritime power,
es will be WILL of the islands of the Pacific
decline sheItering harbor, sup
tee agrees our ships. What though they belon
report is other nations. they would sell
greement, want. 1t is not necessary to own
n the bill. order to purchase goods from II.
eSident. I Hawaiian Progress.
nj hlnselt These are venerable islands. Tho
presented can translate the language of the
Tree coal and the language of human bones, s;
- 'hVle - these islands have been inhabited Lac
NY was 10 at least When found in IT'S the
leiii''1 Neu old places of human habtation. TIL
unique illustration in all the world 0
N9'' liIei0 pure and simple Christianity can
~ W GU here. Before the supernatural force
10 "'' infanticide was common, and not by
e' forms of assassination, but buried
duNelti3e Demented people murdered; Q
'seu pupllc pie allowed to die of neglect.
II " '"N5e my III it's worst form reiGned, and it
"e N-Sull easy for throw away his
O4 nc - to pitch apple core into the sea.
~ $500 stition blackened the earth and the h
49, ,,"n1 Christianity found the Sandwich isl
al 90 ~ hell and turned them into semi-l
ara not Ter AS in all the other regions where
tianity triumphed, it was mallgned b
o-.r, who came from other lands to preac
Ho'Sf-' iniquities. Loose foreigners were
to,+ mis- because they We're Kindred in their
It.. luteness by new element they ha(
w. before confronted.
CI!sP was There is Honolulu" cried many
MS VI9ic this morning from the deck OF the
eneWal of ala ), rrhasa islands called nv m
% l ire ~ archipelago L call them the const
,1i ,, - of the Pacific, for they seem not Sc
,c,n foronco to have grown up, as anghted III
ari e. doad heavens. The bright, the redoleI
g the NH forested, the picturesque Hawaiian
They came in upon US as much as W
revnuro Of in upon them in the morning
, tha WAYS Cook more discovered them in IL
the presi- we discovered tIlell tooay lac 81
aVorlng to torthe lrSt TIME Ior hlhSell anu we .
n has set for the first time this morning #
a conces- selves. More fortunate are we tina
he senate tain Cook. He looked out upon thel
e will yet filthy boat, and wound u
president experiences by furnishing his
ressed the as the chops and steak of
e letter to ages breakfast We from
to them ship alight amid harbage and arbort
is view of and SHAH depart with .the GOOD "lSI
had pre- prayers from di the lSi<1i1uei9'
disposition High oHiciaI Courtesies'
such mu- AS you approach the harbor Their
the house sight Il long line OF surf, rolling owe
1ncessions OF coral. High mountains, hurrlca
-ar and lightning-split, but their wound
General 1eu wa" i .liT Ira,, lo,lGirtD y ~
IL service, 80 af tho nueer called TO invite us