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ples) convenience and for the law as II stahds OIL
the statute books. ,u ,,,,,
that the very existence of the state Is Deins h
jeopardzed by the quarrel Meanwhile the phli,
of the highest attributes of the human society,
and that the present struggle is Only one o, When
man rises from the brutal state of ndivldnai sei-
nshness to the higher and useful state Oh o fo
tive hclpfulness and happiness. IL does not ~ ~,
low that the philosopher is wrong d Ddraus and ~ be-
cause selfish individuals and selfish classes are
eXerting nerve to avert the , uttie
more they would find that it says exactly the
same thing only in deTfnd nd maEeth the wrath
of man to praise him, and the remainder ol "'"''
1t is quite evident that some restraint mus. Tme oe
exerted Upon whom? And by whom! lne me
will show will not neressaTi pS throw
Stones and cut trolley but. possibly on the
presidents who in the boardro%9m % age fnoshiv
granted them valuable franchises: are almost WI, WI,
fully blind with what the ne old mste Consequence
Of the they are pursgns class IN whics. by
force of numbers holds absolute political power
and will assuredly sooner or later. use IT. III ,,.
pTNoSiyn TSa brasasnts %sy Se and RUdi'HS H PSm%n
suppress all appeals and argunem's arg1,ra " fbeTe are
however. only two presidents to 600 iIoneymen, men
and Pullman TO 10000 emp,oEesST, and phi
mans the fantest shade OF a suspicion tha' @ ,ne
day will when the honsamds NH NH IN n EVEN
masters 1s anu define TO arb,rate but subject their
former masters to a harsher treatment Una" '''''
are themselves 'c,SA' az 'EMrLoYfER OF LABOR
New-York Jan. %, 1885,
,1.he writer of the foregoing letter is very
large employer Of labor having thousands in his
service.-Ed)
A TEACHERS EXPERIENCE IN HAWAII.
THE RECENT REVOLUTION AS OBSERVED BY
GENTLEMAN on THE GROUND
To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: The following letter. just received - 'o''
Theodore Richards, principal of the kamehameha
school for native Hawaiian boys. found by MT
D,sbon II NAV throw some light upon the situa-
ton in Honolulu where it was written on Jan Jal."-
airy Q. D. A. nv
New-York. Jan. "a. lsa5
(Copyl ~
Kamehameha School; Honolulu, Jan, an, ,oT 1T'
Dear s. l: is frequently a temptation 10,
man 10 saw concerning "A certain PERIOD thdt II
has been the busiest time he mas ever av we"ks
Of my life and may meet nuse, one repopt msN'
week our memories are short. NY yea, y,aneS good
deal Of my Tune then rapid succession oi ,9 non,
days with preparation betorfnann ,n 'u is not vet
finished and may mean considerable 10 those TIN NJ,
GnSernmon, Cow has shown a masterful handling 81
the whole affair and has II wei IN nan, AGED
who are still IN possession OF arms; Ihe!, ,ie
belligerents at present all corneird sUsS r
but one probable result. Whether her deisal "a;
There are said to be 200 OF them) WIN mean IN
sIIbiection or the arousing OF me race reha'ns
TO be seen the opinion of most people seems |"
noint TO the former belief Their orlgihal pldhs;
Il thev had been successfully carried ont. wourh
nrohably have resulted differently. but as me
conflict was preciptated without the khowlease
of The various parties. ii left but scant room I2l
preparation The conflict has so far been chuIeiy
in one locality that opposite 10 where We are
and as the town has been under martial iaw hna
vel patroled there has been no dlnncultE ou1
our way vet II has been my anxiety 70 Know
whether we could keep the boys cool ana cainl ana
in their usual places. The good lord mas bioVuel
over us and so far there has been marvellous
''auet and confidence" II the faculty Only k'ep
temperate and non-partisan Uhs Is one OF the
chief difficulties for white blood has been sheh
and our people are inclined to sympathlz" some
what with the popular cry for Neneeance) -.
Ian. still quiet in our part o! the Town, W ="
have patrolied the grounds I'm armed squads OF
teachers for TWO nights our chief fear the DoN9
understand il and sympa thZe-is OF lncendlai ,
ism by desperate partsans and irresponsib.,S. !
have a strong feeling however. that We siali IS
cane entirely: in fact ] cannot see but that me
enfire uprising soon fall OF It's own weight
II might have been successful but now misnah 3,
opement and n partial defeat seem 10 have settled
its tate Anothe hard whack TO Hawhiians ana
one that will be felt for long time To come
fear ,..,. .,..Lfcs, in
! considering us safe. In the mean time ihe Nihcrl-
can public VIII be narrowed with al sorts ot stul
passing for news concerning the matter, l0nis'
' THEODORE RICHARDS