The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-11-19
NEW HAMPHsHIRE BULLS.

isn't. We have au afternoon con-
temporary. This mayor may not
be-news to the general public.
(Judging from our circulation it is,
thought, 1t has reprinted silly
editorial and interview OF Senator
Chaudler's of New Hampshire. In
editorial mment it simply says:
Senator Chandler OF New Hamp-
shire has donned the prophetic
mantle, to predict war between the
United States and Great Britain.
He probably feels presidential bee
buzzing in his bonnet, and wants to
attract some attention to himself"
The following extracts from the
Senators alleged interview as re-
printed, are sufficient in their
thorough righteousness to show the
probably fake character of the whole,
1t is not likely that auy man hav
ing sense enough to b. chosen for
the honorable aud honored position
Of U. S. Senator by such hardheaded
men as those of New Hampshire
would be guilty of uttering such re-
markable statements. Here are a
few.
England also proposes to seize from
the United States portion of Alas
ka. She is destroying independent
governments in all parts OF the globe.
She treats American sentiment and
remonstrances with insolence and
defiance. Il 1t is necessary
that the United States should pre-
pare and go to war with England.
1t is serious business, but ii had
better come now aud he over han Il Y
years from now" =
"England's comm ,rcisl ships now
swarm on every sea. We have al.
most none, except in our own coast
wise traffic. y II WiU take
some time to prepare for an offensive
war that can come none to soon. Let
England Begin"
Take the parts II alicised above.
How ridiculous and contradictory
they seem, when brought into sharp
contrast. Yet they are extracted
from a space of little over four
inches of printed matter in one mar.
row column. Again
Russia will be our ally She is a
great absolute monarchy, and tha
United States the great republic of
the world Bat this no gu. stion of in
terfsrence in the internal of'nrs OF ma
hons. II is a qu'stion Of he i"depend-
ence of sn,aH S'vereigu nations every
where. Ru,sia a d the United Sites
haze no pulley of Colonization. The
former needs aud is entitled 10 sra
port IN a aOarm region, of which Eng
land persistently depriUes her, but
she a0antS no more territory. The
United States wants only the Sand
wich Islands and foothold in the
West Indies, both easily to be obtain
ed in due time without adopting the
English method of FRAUD and vio-
lence."
"Russia and the United States, the
two non colonising great nations, are
the hope of the small Independent
governments OF both hemispheres.
Together they can defy the world.
They must and will restrain the
brutality and bloody avarlce of Great
Britain. Let this he understood at
once, and let England strike the first
bloW If she chooses. Millions of men
and muskets will over-run Canada,
and Euglaud's commercial ships will
be swept from the ocean. She can
not reach us to injure us except ty
sending ironc ads across the Allan
tic to capture our harbors. Little
comparative danuage WiH be done, Whils
the Daters and land nil soon see the
ruin of the ships and the slaughter of
the armies of the invader. Let England
begin. We ought to begin if it is ne
cessary to save to Venezuela the
mouths Of the Orinoco."
The story tells itself as the
French say. Could anyone except
the celebrated late Sir Boyle Roche
ever gather together in SO short
space such a series Of masculine
specimens Of the Milesian bovine
kind as a Boston trained novi-iemi-
nine genius styled what other peo-
pie speaa Of as Irish bulls. Think
of it, England proposes to seize a
portion of Alaska aud so to destroy
independent governments. War had
better come now but it will take
some time to prepare for it, so let