The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-03

the Friend gravely calls for sus-
pension Of judgment on the matter,
saying, at has become well ascer-
tanned, as they consider, by the |
authorities, that Sansome's battalion
Of Canadian veterans are now actu-
ally in Honolulu, expecting at very
early date to make an attempt to
capture the Executive Building"
People who may wonder at a mouth
ly periodical, that is supposed to
give only well-matured and sifted
intelligence, should reproduce sensa-
tional fakes such as the foregoing,
must remember that the editor ot
the Friend il also correspondent OF
some newsdealing combination sup
plying home and foreign news to
subscribing daily papers in the
States. If in that capacity he did
not keep up his stroke with his
many competitors in the same
line here, by furnishing sensational
stuff with his news to make il go,
the editor of he Friend would soon
find that branch OF his occupation
gone. The two articles in question,
Just as they stand, will bring the
editor about S2 when consigned to
his employers abroad. A "batta-
lion!" There have been few honest
mechanics arrived here from British
Columbia lately, who, tired of scour-
ing the whole Pacific Coast for work
that could not be got, seized the
opportunity of the direct steamer
line to Honolulu for exploiting the
chances Of peaceful employment
here. One or two Of them were in
the volunteer militia who put down
the Riel rebellion, and Que at least,
who worked in the Union Iron
Works. San Francisco, wears a medal
for good service in Egypt "a a Bri
tish regular. Another newly arrived
Canadian, who lately presented hi'
card a, this office, is a near rrlativ,
Of the Anglican Bishop of Montreal
and has brought his wife. He want
To invest his means here, and is oi
the lookout to get bit Of land. .
, such are the few Canadians VIII,
have been reported by unprinciplc,
parasites Of the T.. c. secret srrvic
as members Of an invading force, tn
object Of the lying gang being L
show something for the portion
: Of the taxpayers money they ~
I from those who are ruling the coun
try by violence. There is stron
= probability, besides, that tho Prov
= sional Government has been Oul
q too eager to cultivate this absur
u and uufoundcd scare about Cana
= dian enemies on the ground. so ~ I
u draw attention away from the bite
y strife raging between organized fa,
y tions, with decreasing hope OF bein
u composed or compromised. in tn
y camp Of its own supporters all arm
IL ed and equipped for physical war u
t: the Government. The very hone
70 Friend does not give n line of il
D. formation upon this internccinc fcu'
n than which there has never in IL
n history Of Hawaii been situatio
al more menacing to internal peace.
ie writer in the morning organ Of Il
Ii Z. q. states the significant fact thu
n in the membership Of the most al
al gressive body engaged in this il
w ternal quarrel-and that secret $
r. ciety constantly issuing advice
- the quality Of commands I" Il
IS Government regarding its policy
there is sixty percent OF men wi
were not in the islands the day {
revolution started and who, "a I
n. writer in the morning paper sa.
= o.. ..,n f,r ,y yhut thay ..uu J.t ,ut