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

tie hope Of new c0nstItaslun
The NATIVES and = large element
Of the white population recoguiz
ed the necessity and earnestly
planned Tor a Constitutional Con-
vsnfion. bat failed in their Efforts
TIE QGeen felt keeuly the in
justice q the Constitution under
~hich her people we're com
PEELED to liye by the by
onets Of alien sdvensureEs
While not coBdemning the Queens
attempted e5ap dstaf. hisss.ry
IS certain to record her setiOn Is
8 noble-misded purpose TO gain
the rights Of her people. fer
which they we're clsmoring from
Hawaii to Nishaa- Long after
the P. G. revolutionists are bar
red. and as completely forgotten
as The dogs that bayei at the
moon cotenporaBeous with them
the maine OF Liliaokalani wilI be
enshrined as the Qasen OF hawaii
who dared aud. may be,
lost an effort to regain the
natural rights Of the people
over whom she ruled.
That the Queen's new constisu-
ton contemplated the disfranch
isement OF the whites is false
II Is well understood that it
simply denied to the foreigner
what is denied him in every
country, the right TO be'a citizen
of two nations. but granted him
full citizenship in this under an
oath of allegiance. This is only
common law and practice in every
nation.
2-0n the charge OF immoral
ity it would have been the part OF
wisdom Of P G.. men. and women
to maintain discreet silence. Bot
the parsons. OF the men and
women of the p. G.. following.
have wed with each other in
defaming the Queen. and black
guarding the Hawaiians generally.
When argument for their cause
has failed they have resorted to
the most contemplate columnies
of the Hawaiians and royalists.
But in picking out the beam OF
their neighbors eyes they did not
see the dirty mote in their own
eve. The men who now strut
about Iolani Palace in their little
brief authority have the tint OF
licentious immortality deeply
branded upon them, the living
cridencies of which are far greater
subject of pablo scandal than
anything that ever disgraeed the
Royal bant. Bastardy, seduc
ton, aud kept mistresses are iu
ample evidence associated with
these highly moral gentlemen
who pose as with purItanic success
sion to the monarchical court.
1t must be said to the credit OF
the Royalists that they have not
been so undignified as to bring
forward these matters in accuse
ton OF their enemies. IL was mol
argument. and not pertinent 10
the political questions at stake
1t was reserved for the communal.
cants of the Central Union
| Church to display their unchris-
tan love Of scandal and social
filth!
II a rigid comparison were
made Of the morals Of
The young Hawaiians and
foreigners in Honolulu il
would be found that the formel
as rule marry their best girl
the latter are largely guilty Of
taking young Hawaiian girls as
mistresses aud debauching them,
The Advisory Council even. nol
the Executive either. IS not free
from this class Of white men.
s-The old reform party. nov
known as p. G.. ara want 10 clsim
that in Their ranks .onsy are re
presented the "wealth'' intelli
gence and morality Of the
eaantry.s But this presensisn is
untsnable. Il Is true. they are 8
powerful clique. bat ia the opp ss..
sioa ars many men of quality wha
ne the lords snd peers II the p
q. With equal wealth. less con
eris, wider experience aud broader
views. il Is not a bold assertion ..
ssx that The Ra,ralis,s s,aslId nl,l