Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-04-27
ANDRIA VA. SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL ~ 1896
are modern Abrahams and

misfortune br5ush' up n them by the in
trigues, treason AID faisehoods OF the
mlssioaara :, wioia tn" generous SOW
ereigas / II nvaii beve rourlshed,
honorsd aad tsu.ttd. What lot OF
repro!at : N ic.:atcs these mission
aries ar
Ths pc ii ;io 5 ac Ions oflhe mission.
aries sens in Hawaii >il.c- ;he 18th OF
January, 1898, TO thu present day, stand
before tue civilized world rs the stigma,
the cr ne, tn, scandal AID the dishonor
1 Of ,:tc ctn urv.
Mi.bt is ,iglt with the missionaries
/ in li,wai'
T5e ml.sionalits' = so. S in Hawaii are
1 ul4cry unit to govern. They have in
the .up-lI,tive de.re" all tha faults and
vices Of the natives and ofthe foreigners
but olc If The virtues OF eli h +. Thcy
4rale low miscr.aBls. cru:l, turmentors
AID unscrupul,ns robbers aud what
ever else is bad in i'l-b:ed men. l
know them we'll and tins is my judg-
meut OF lhsm ali.
i The rule of the missionaries in the
| Hawaiian Islands is an iilsul to the
spirit of modern times, is like spoilirg
the work Of the creation, and is like go
ing backward toward. aroarism or
ahead towards anarchy. 1t will be
deplorable neglect if the mis- ,ionaries'
plaus are not frustrated in time. My
motto is Truth first aud consequences
afterward.
Your Imperial Majesty The japanese,
the Chinese, the South Sea Islanders
10 Hawaii and the native Hawaiians
patiently await redress for the wrongs
done TO them by the missionaries in the
past and protection fer the future.
Ifa judicious understanding should
take place between his eXcellency
Grover Cleveland, President of the
United States, truly great, good and
humane man, Queen Victoria of Eng.
land, aud your majesty Emperor of
Japan for the purpose of putting an end
TO the present abominable state of
things in Hawaii, which is the mega
ton Of God and an outrage on hunani-
ty and on present civilization, hence
restoring the former good order of
things existing in the Hawaiian king
dom ante missionary rebellions, it will
prove to be work of redemption and
the entire world will applaud, because
it will be undoing wrong done to
good and friendly race.
The Inhabitants of the Polynesian,
Samoan and South Sea Islands, anxi-
ously look towards the President of
the United States of America, the
Queen OF Great Britain and the Mikado
Of japan for protection, being the great
powers of the far west, of the far south
(Australia) and of the far east.
The King of Portugal would be o good
addition to this understanding, owing to
the fact that there are in the Hawaiian
Islands over five thousand $4,000 Por-
tuguese subjects from Cape Verde
Islands (West Africa.
Our beloved President, Grover Cleye-
land, in his foresight and sentiment of
justice and equity from the beginning
desired 10 undo the wrong done to the
Hawaiian Queen and people, and here
| quote from the Washington Post, Sun
day, January 20, 1895:
"Celso Caesar Moreno, who was
prime minister of Hawaii years ago,
Yesterday handed President Cleveland
the following Mr.. President: United
States Minister Stevens, with intrigues,
started the disorder in Honolulu, and
Senator Morgan, erroneously informed,
continued it in the Senate in Washing
ton with his Ciceronian eloquence. Mr..
President, your good will and power
ale earnestly implored in favor of the
native Hawaiians and of the legitimate
but unfortunate Queen Liliuokalani,
in This sad emergency. There never
will be peace, harmony, and prosperity
in Hawaii under the unlawful and de-
tested missionary regime, as | had the
honor TO tell you verbally this morning
at the White House. In the pamphlet
on the Hawaiian Question which l
wrote on the 31st OF January, 1894, you
will fnd valuable information and
practicable suggestions. Your very
respectful servant,
CELso CAESAR MORENO"
Your Maiesty-Justice and interna-
tional right demand that the statu quo
ante missionary rebellion in Hawaii
should be restored and your majesty
in contributing towards this desidera-
tum will earn the reputation of being a
just, wise and generous monarch, con-
sequently grand and glorious in japan
and abroad, also in the golden pages of
history. A good name is an universal
majesty. The words ought not to be
lost with the wise.
Your Imperial Majesty's;
Most Obedient Servant,
CEISO CAESAR MORENO.
Ex-Prime Minister and Ambassador of
the Kingdom of Hawaii.
To His Imperial Majesty, the En-
peror of Japan, Toxic.
1 was in Japan (Nagasaki in the
year 1863 as commander of ship and
in the year 1S79,in Yokohama and To-
kio for the purpose OF obtaining con-
cessions and nriuilenes from uanr