The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-02-20

have been collected and published
in the form Of 5 pamphlet, was pre-
pared especially Tor the ADvER-
TISyR:
The literature appearing il these
letters, will hereafter constitute the
DSyieSian period o. Hawaiian htsra-
rure. It's immediate object i 70 hurl
the locomotive STYLED "P. c." of the
track o. events. Sni replSee i. with
somewhat battered Sni effete engine
Srylsi Monarchy" which WAS sud
denly side switched Gerailei, and
thrown into the public bitches, on
January 18th, ISIS Many OF the pas
SsnserS, who then occupied the royal
coaches, inspired by Mr.. Davies burn
ing words, still refuse 70 SbSn6on the
wrecked train, Snd now call 10 the
world for some kindly wreSkiug outfit
which viii gather up the twisted
scraps OF iron, torn boiler plates,
crushed wheels, Sni exploded smoke
stack. weld them into some form, Sni
pur the result upon the track over
which IL 80 often pulled It's loads o.
heather commuters
In revolutionary times, there i ST.
wsys 5 clSSS o. persons, eccentric by
nature. who insist on being in the
minority under Sll circumstances, Sui
appropriately fulfil their vSgue mis-
sion in this world by psrSiStsntly Sud
reliEiou>Iy getting between evsrbOdy'S
LEGS. The existence OF this clS>S Is
due. il i believed. largely 70 hsrsii-
ISry Influences. the causes OF which
SIRE not well understood An Irish
uSn OF this class. who WIS SlwSyS
behind time gave - the reason: thSt
he was born sixty GSyS too late
To this clSSS, which $ French writer
calls .'imp posi- oles, Mr.. Davies be-
longs by hsrsdity sud education Cap
t&IC Vancouver wSs informed by :
marine thSr $ nStIve ySS secretly
tying his uSlo SrOund one o. the ships
heSyy Snehors, with the guilty intent
o. stealing IT. Don't stop him, said
the Captain, II he cSu carEy thzt
of. he's entitled % L." II the politi-
e4l secsutrics here ezn, with the con-
scisutiOuS Industry OF Captain Van
couver's savage, tie their literary
nzlOs SruUui The heavy weight OF the
Provisional Government and carry
back the stolen kingdom" they sire
welcome 20 it,
We zrs reminded Of these political
scesutrics, BY the recent publication
in Boston. Of the letters Of ruysliss
in I776, addressed 10 General WASH
iuzCOu, during the revolution, in
which he = told tLzC his Conduct i
impiOus. contrary 70 the law o. God
zul man. SubvsrSiys OF the rights OF
the Crown SuG chz- his associates
zrs the "LtC>- CISrEpu-sols class o.
men IN the community This Vas
the D&vi=-i&1 period % American
literature Every z1v1les II EUuSn
thought Or coalition, has been attend
ed with 81 OUEburs1 Of D4viesiSnisu.
II i - certain % zppeGr - grzss-h0p-
pe-s or potato bugs
The tendency o. some 20 rs-ruErzde
into Su-SltiruCE Of faith IN, Sri strife
for. the impossible i Cfteu due il i
said BY the followers o. Darwin. 10 the
surrsp5itiCus Or accidental change OF
babes. il the cradle II IL i the fzct
thz- NJ Davies, Ehsn Sn infant. Was
EXCHANGED for another babe, On some
picnic excursion how i Ii possible 10
infer from this. that he would zE 5
later period Of life, insist On al *
ehznEe Of the Provisional Govern
uenE for rUySIEye The argument i
plausible. hut not sound
With Mr. Davies arguments and
propositions We viii not quarrel For
the purpose o. this review, We sh&u
assume LhzE they zre correct and can
not Dc g&iuSSysd- II the restoration (
/ nov impossible, because the people Z
Of the United States. Who have be- [
Titled themselves IN Mr.. Davies eyes.
= - - q
other and final appeal IN this awful I
emergency, and that /, % Mr.. Davies 4
himself Il L the appeal Of the wrong
Ell Snf oppressed II Su ages 70 some |
great heart 20 lead them against ty-
RAINY. Ehsthsr It De Of monarchy Or Of /
UsCrpsr. Il i the clarion appeal 70 /
ATS
Mr.. Davies L convinced that the /
monarchy shoCli De restored CT the ]
stolen kuEiou1 restored We AK 4
him now 20 have the courage Of Ms 4
cocvicCior<.7 Brave mEn- With co., L
vi.1iCls like those which III Mr. Da-
yiss' soul entor-s than struggle for
thsu- de for than and cot Of the
earthly zui violent GlsssJl1tiol o( the
body, freely offered On The altar Of
c1uvieticu- the pCriist so0I 4scs1ds
EE4=..Ll- ALAt1E- AL=
Of English history, Mr. Davies Esu
knows. = lined with the bIeaehssi
bones of usu Eho have hSd the cur
Az Of thar eo1yicEiOus4 and died foe
than Mr. Davies L e,l1TIucst that
there / before himself moral and
political eriueH His duty IL oCce
oeeoue clear Il nay Be said that he
will talk and viii lot fight They
who say these words Do not know the
DEPTHS q 3 hecuic sol The vast e.
errr II solemn e1CvieEl0u- contained
II Ehe huguAEe Of these pamphlets
the -4lhznsi=rs Cf white silence
INST, By Al insI0rabIe law bCrsE
fnr1 ACTON TrIfers oaIF- Ike u4ngy
dogs VINO whine and bay AZ the uOou1
quarrel with events by mere LIP ser
vice Men Ike the 1CEhor q these
pamphlets, first trumpet the call %
d--E- and then PASS inc0 The silence
ausi euergy q 4..lI1u- leaving rhe coz
sec Dances 70 God
Mr. Davies, his for year besn
stimulating natives and whites % At
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