Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-01-09

natives. etc. etc. In other
cords If Won don't give in we'll
make ron. This is liberty this
is freedom. As squeers says IN
Nicholas NickIeby Here Is
richness "
But the cream of the matter
i to come. On the following
morning the Advertiser came
ont with a little article on the
imposition to separate the
Master OF Foreign Affairs from
the Presidency and incidentally
remarked: 1T is new believed,
however, that the place can be
filed in a satisfactory manner.
and this removes the last obstacle
in the way of effecting the
change. Let it be made at once
The Star man at once smelled
a rat. Ha! says he! The Adj
vertiser has got into its deadly
work and I am out in the cold.
Beshrew me. What can | doE
Ha, an idea (aside Ideas
soorca with me now. | have
souandered too many on Cleve-
land, Gresham. Biount, Willis
and little Mills | will raise the
cry of s'Close Corporation.
Family compacts, etc. And
thus 1 gain me point and see
to it that Walter G. Smith
once more dons the Legislative
garb and gets his fingers In the
flesh pots of Egypt. | will shout
no missionary rule. l have them
on the hip.
Thus soliloquizing he hasted
, himself to the headquarters of
the Annexation Club and inter-
viewed one of the Executive Com
mittee-himself-an and thence to
the Irish American League and IN
terviewed member of its Execu-
tive Committee-again himself
and then HE'D away to the head
quarters where lieber Water
lands fest steht and treu over the
Police Station and the other per
quisites and once more inter-
viewed himself as a member of
the Executive Committee and
then having found "to his sur
prise, that their wishes had not
been and were not being consul
ted,' passed sorrowfully away
and returned to his scissors and
pastepot and penned the follow
ing:
/ 1--WE quite agree with our es-
teemed contemporary that the
| place can be filled in a satisfac-
tory manner, but if it is implied by
this that all obstacles to choice
are now removed or that they
may be removed by an appeal
to the Councils to ratify purely
private preference, we must beg
to differ. In the platform of the
Annexation Club, framed, adopt
ed and sent to the Government
few weeks ago appeared this
significant plank:
| Resolved, that the Annexation
Club views With alarm the pre-
sence in the Advisory Council of
one or more men who are not in
sympathy with the annexation
movement and respectfully urges
| In case of future additions to that
body or to the Executive Council
that nomination to it may pre-
cede elections for length OF
time sufficient for an investigation
to be made as to the political
views and antecedents of the can
didate.
! The Government. in a letter
to the Club. pledged itself to the
course of action indicated, and il
is now the recognized system OF
procedure. We hope that it will
not be departed from, because il
means that the party wants a
chance to express its views about
any proposed changes of State
and because that right is SO much
cherished that any effort to
thwart it would have deplcr-
able effect upon the political
unity of the annexation ranks.
Hence, to say the ministerial
/ post should be filed s'ai
once and without further con.