Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-14
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HdraiidB Star, ian. Z, 1895.
No DELAY.


do this requires that the rebels
be hunted down and killed or
captured. The leaders especially
deserve death. The fact that
dynamite was found in an aban-
doned hostile camp today should
add nails to the collins of those
engaged in any way in the insur-
rection. Bot don't delay. Con
slider well. But consider quietly
and act with promptness.
Ut would be about the thing to
take out and shoot few of the
men arrested since martial law
was declared. Nowlein and Will
COX should be put to death within
an hour after they are taken. The
writer has heard at least fifty
eight men now under arms say
they would forsake the cause I'M
less vigorous action is taken. The
Star is of the opinion that the
Government will take the case in
hand as it should be managed.
Action on that line is tho only
safety of the Republic.
Hdwdiidn Star, Jan. ., 1895.
The Star says again today Don't
Delay. Convene court martial
and do some business. To shoot
some of the rebels means much
more than merely furnishing them.
1t means an end to the biennial
revolution in Hawaii.
Huwaiidn Star, Jam II, 1895.
LET NONE ESCAPE.
The revolution is not ended-it
has just begun. The skirmishes,
tn" hard fighting and the complete
routing of the rebels at the hands
of the loyal forces Is but fore
runner of events that are to come.
y n The killing or capturing of
a dozen or fifty men in battle does
not always crush the spirits
of people who aid and abet
such uprising. What
the late Kings government neg
lected to do in 1887, and again in
1889, must not be repeated in
1895. A republican government
is in control, to attempt to over
throw it is treason; in every civil
lied government on the face of
the globe the crime has but one
punishment.
Neither the heads of the Gov
eminent nor the supporters of the
Republic are blood hungry. They
sre not seeking revenge. They
are battling for civilization and
freedom. In battle of this sort
loss Of life is essential.
The Government has the revo-
luton well in hand. The uprising
is suppressed. The Star
believes that the heads of the Gov
eminent know their business.
They cannot be needless to
public sentiment and the wishes
of their supporters. And they
must know what the people are
saying and thinking.
Hd~diiam STAR Jan. l2, 1895
Delays are dangerous.
Let no guilty man escape.
1t might be better to deport the
ex-queen.
lime is great healer. Some
wounds have been inflicted this
week that should not be permitted
to heal.
We will likely have more trying
times than ever next week. OF
course, the Government has am
pie evidence against nearly every
one OF the prisoners. AS natural
sequence there will be some exc
cutions. To order them and to
see that they occur quietly will
require action of the sort that &C
companies what is called back
bone. Is the backbone all right
The Star believes that it is. There
are plenty of men to help strength
en- it if necessary.
Hdwdijdn Star, Jan. 10, 1926
In the trial the defense will
fight for time. 1t will battle des-
perately for every minute. This
explains why: Now nearly every
body wants the rebel leaders
taken out and shot to death. In
few days some will be saying
they should be hanged. Their
Imprisonment for life or deporta-
ton will be suggested. After that
1t will be "breaking stone on the
reef" Next, ooh. thew bove had