The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-06-21
THE pEMAGoGUEs POLICY

THE DEMAGOGUE'S POLICY,
The abuse Of prominent Ameri-
can officials continues. 1t is now
alleged in royalist circles that the
policy of Cleveland is to coerce
the people, meaning the half
white and foreign leaders who have
no vet abandoned the monarchy.
1t 5 also claimed the landing OF
the marines and bluejackets from
the Philadelphia the other day for
shore drill was direct evidence that
Admiral Walker had attempted to
in,imidate royalists
in other words the leaders OF the
delunct cause Of monarchy are now
playing the political baby act after
long months of windy brag about
restoration and open threats OF the
valiant deeds royalist braves
would perform, if the United
States decided against their alb
surd demand for restoration. In
place of fulfilling their dire
threats, however, they will do
Just what every sensible person in
Hawaii knew they would, when
it was found the facts could be no
further misrepresented and the in
evitable could be no longer delayed.
What will they do? They will
succomb with a snarl and whine
to the Republic and ultimate an
neXation.
The present acknowledgements of
Hawaii follows as the fit aud fate
ful retributon of that disgraceful
period of misrule eliminating under
the last political ring of Royalsts
and boodlers from everywhere. Il
was the acts and misdeeds Of that
crew Of demagogues and half,
white politicians which fastened
the destruction Of the monarchy
and it was these same fellows who
stood by and allowed the over
throw of their compatriot the
licentious eX-queen, without even
striking a blow in her defense.
These are the alleged patriots, all
of European birth or descent, who
are at present engaged in attacking
the personal and official character
OF Americans.
AS far as the native Hawaiians
are concerned they were never
allowed any other privilege, wher
this class of demagogues was il
control of the Government, than tC
play the role of Hawaiian patriots
and watch from afar the division 0
TIE spoils by the foreign boodlers
Even now the patriotism anC
moral calibre of these royals
spoils- dividers would be fully eX
posed, should the question o
pensioning the ex Queen agaiI
arise, by the haste they would
make to surround Washington
Place and beg or demand a portion
of the gratuity. There is thi
pleasing thought connected witt
the supposition; should such al
event transpire it would be the las
whack at spoils this crew c
anti = American - Royalist patriot
from everywhere would get in tn
Paradise of the Pacific, which III
to January II, 1893, would hav,
been more truly characterized a
the Paradise of political vagabonds
Speaking of political vagabond
at once reminds the average citizel
that the country has but latel,
and happily been freed from
the domination of such men a
those who characterized the so
called National Reform Party ant
afterwards were the supporters an,
advisers of the royal semi-savag
who brusquely proposed to Min
lister Willis to utilize prominen
americans and Hawaians, VIII,
stood for good Government, upol
the chopping block Of her ancestors
Ii is still remembered how tn
demagogues and boodlers of tn
National Reform Party went bacI
on the Mechanics Union, bot
horse and foot, and formed a RIM
for looting the treasury and down
ing the damned missionaries-no
SO much because they were mis-
s.onaries as because they repre-
secuted the American political ide,
and demanded good goverumen
tr the Islands under the monarch,
% possible, but by revolution, q