The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-20
LEAGUE B1WrhDAY
Auspicious Celebration Of the went
AT Inoerend,neo Park.

Senator J. y. Wngh,'s spacious
pavilion at Independence IH,h Was
the scene of "a Interesting Cul"bra
ton last night. Inc occasion Was
the first anniversary OF tbs AuerIcdu
League. Luwvuus weather aud
other attractions probably huTi
many away, yet 100 tickets 0,to
taken at the door, mauy oil wntru
admitted more than one lady WITH
the holder, FIVE hundred Uynats
had, however, bveu sod, 50 lLas ,uc
League must nayp m,Ly 90 ayUui!
thing oil its uatal Gay,
President and Mes Dole being
little late III arriving, turro was
some delay in opening tnu vA"fcisrs.
Besides this distinguished patron
age Ministers kIns and smdh,
Senators Wright AMI McCauui"s.,
4. {. Jones, Drs. Cooper auu Me
Gettigan, and number u m.1ta'N
officers were pIes"nt.
AT the entrance Of the nr"sii""'
the Quintet Club. purvo! Drs vi mu
sic for the evening, prayed "H.NI
Spangled Banner. ihr spasJu-
assembly room was brightly nlvu,..
ell with electric lamps, WlIh Nmgu
the building Is permanently rinp.
ped, and American lla., Wnu .u1s
On all sides.
L. Il. Murray, president ui 3d..
League, with . icw uP"uIuA o..
MARKS, introduced tuv ,prlhr.s.
I'd. lUwse sk"t,u.d the history
OF the League. IL Was e.ar,u..
through tue ptIuc OF Two mrmDoI-
OF the Annexation ttuD aud BiG
grown 10 a membership 81 GJn. Al
HexatiOn was its crutrai idua H.
December, when it was appTeEvnd-
ell that United States forces would
lie employed 10 overthrow tn" Fro.
visional Government, every n"!uDur
IN large meeting OF the League,
stood out and answered vIuCiu
question by sayiuS hu Aou.d Jln ~
resistance to their native vuuuITy =
arms ia defense OF that Gu},ru-
ment. Ii was the cnIci junction II
the League to spread Auru,u!
principles IN thcsu I..gu... H.
hoped that the LragUv wuI!d bee
fore long De aU.e to establish A.hH-
quarters FOR every Amvu,au "Lu
landed on Hawai-.
Arthur Jonnstuuc spoke un "Au
nexation,' his speech though hII,i
being well constructed aua 10 ia,
point. The American League ""s
nrst IN war ~ we'll ~ ~ prh,r Au
ueXatlun was the priuCiplv On WArh
the people who staucd the T"TWD.h
stood and on which the rpuD'n
would stand. They would stand i
annexation first, last AID al The
time. The League Was lJImuI !'l
apolitical pUrpUse--tu get ANNEX
ton. Ii was the first organization
ever formed IN these islands Ia cary
out American principles. Ina, /.
had done So would 10 sumethAug d
should be- proud Of, ~ We'll - at
honor 10 Hawai- lie believed IL,
American League would sand ira
IL put TO the test, Anerlvaua u
Hawai-, the Government aud ,uo
planters were for anueAatIOu. Livery
body in fact but the !oy ailsts W"!
in favor OF il. Aul"NIllOH wp..'
ensure stable gON"iu!uGnt, aud 49,
the people lu4i electoral uruls. }
Nouiu ElN' Law az hii +i'iA-s'.. E' .
ton before the Nations VI JGa "alel
1t would give Hawai-! A,r '...
chance TO establish Lrrsoi! y -.a
republic,
Charles l.. Carter spoke o. 90"
Opportunities" lie uId uo, r,.a.
forward to amuso them, Is .a u",
not the genius OF others ID, uun".
GUS discourse. The Lrayu. sJru,
by the Government wuou ,l".ntu. "
an angry woman struck a. Il Wa
the Hawaiian dag was drafr,u .
the mud the Stars and Stupr, Veg
unfurled IN every true heart IA lit
wall There was now an aCouluuu
ton OF royal autographs II the / Oh
eign Office by which the iiawaMa
Republic was welcomed INTO t.
family OF nations, No !OuG"r Va
the stirring call TO arms heard, I"
fairs having settled down 10 u
very-day routine. 1t Was IL
probable, however, that they wrr
going to realize their chnI "l