The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-05

has been somewhat repr"sscd by the
Stockholders Of the Star, vino met last
week aud decided to force him to
abandon radical views ur resign from
the managing editorship of the
paper. He was like unto man
riding among herd Of buifaloes.
To stop meant To b." run over, and
to 90 ON meant to plunge hradlong
over a dangerous precipice. He is
believed to have got down out of
the radical tree, for he now supports
the Union Party, and is no longer
regarded as leader Of the Amer
can League. whose meetings he has
ceased to attend. The radical atti-
tude and much OF the vim of the
League have been due largely to his
many vigorous speeches and his
dream of organizing now America
in Hawaii. A few weeks ago he
could have led the League anywhere
within reason, but to-day many of
them say he has lost the uppnrt unity
of his life beyond recall
The royalists are very much pleas
ed at this split and many Of them
say that the American League con
tans enough cranks and danger
Ously radical men to prove stun
bling block to the missionaries. They
are doing all hey can in quiet way
to encourage the American party,
which was organized by the League.
The principal plank ia the American
Partys platform and the chief
feature OF their organization outside
of the cause oi annexation is anti.
patty to the Asiatics. On this
feature they at once ciashed with
the Union Party, whose platform a,
originally drawn did not positively
condemn the Asia les. The ultra
radicals Of the Ari"Cican League be
came So bitter few days ago that a
mild anti.Chimcsc p aux has now
been added 10 the Union party's
platform. aud On this ground they
urged all good citizens to join it..
This concession, however. has not
helped matters altogether, for the
American League members are angry
because their leaders have not been
consulted IN matters pertaining to
ia" proposed new government. The
addition OI the new platform has
ill further uNaspctated the Chinese.
who have b'guu n systcmat e aud
vigorous boycott against all leaders
uf the a'Iti Chinese movement aud
particularly against James +. Nor
gnu. q member If the Advisory
Council and an auctiuucer, whose
business has been somewhat dam.
aged by them. Tho Chinese are br.
coming nor" ag,yrr $ ve aud they
openly declare That they will adhere
to til" very positive resolutions
adopted 1T recent mass meeting.
, They say they will not patient Is
submit to intended Discrimination
! against their race
Members ur the American League,
which undoubtedly includes the
y. "rahblr" among it, numbers. are
, afraid that President Dole's project
, "a constitution will disfranch,,
them hv imposing high pr"p"rt,
y. qualifications. They say tha, u'
, gentleman. however good or l"arn
:. ed, has righ; Ia ~ Ia hi
library and raw constitution fu
, th"tn, vii. ia" expectation thai 'h"'
. vii. swallow II without f"sistanr"
n They demand u constitutional con
, venliun and a vnic" in drafting IT,,
organic Law. However. a. Mr. "
:. y. Armstrong predicted IN al inter
:, view quoted IN my last despatch
|, th"r" a." Multiplying signs whIcI
:, confirm his statement that. "wh"J
. tn" planter, touch til. button Tia
H. mn-."- WIh have Ia du the rest"
=. j. quiz" probable that Mr.. ID. !,
Srnllh s candidacy for III" Council
> viii, for tho SAX" OF peace, he IN
=, dur-rd 10y TIA" Union party, wher,
n. upon til" conservatives ni thu Cuun
-. Ell, Will bo Induced To swallow tn
-, pill thus sugar coated by III" lnlnO
=, Endorsement. Some accounted wis
~. saN that Mr.. smiths election i, TIA
-. 'ulI thug that will app"a,c tn
League, Will" others say There
II, sur" /" br u permanent breach b,
"a tween it. uItrnAmerican m"nb"I
and he conservatives Of TIA" Cuur
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