The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-05-11
CORRESPONDENTS.

ED. The INpEpENDENT:-

What an enormous family OF
dastardly Puritanical falsehoods
this masquerade of government
has bred since 1893, in order to ex-
teuuate and cover from sight as
much as possible the despicable
treachery Of Stevens and his gang
in their robbery OF Hawaiian nation
atty Professor Brigham denies
the authority Of the following, but
somebody afiiliating with him must
have written it. Even the ex-
Queen Liliuokalani, although the
fact is not generally known in this
country, is not of pure lineage. Her
father, and the father OF her broth.
er Kalakaua, the late King, was
Portuguese negro. Neither was she
OF the true royal line at all Her
brother, Kalakaua, after the failure
Of the royal line, was elected by the
Legislature to be the King, chiefly
by a liberal distribution of gin
among certain of the native mem
bers. His royalty and that OF his
sister and successor, the ex-Queen
Liliuokalani, was assumed The
Princess Kaiulsni, her niece, who
was the heiress apparent under the
kingdom is OF still greater mixed
blood, the mingled Hawaiian and
Portuguese negro blood OF her
mother being still diluted by the
sdmixture Of the English blood
OF her father" Now then, thou
cowardly professional defamer OF au
innocent harmless girl, open your
foul ears to little historical truth.
Some two or three years after the
election of Kalakaua to the Throne
OF Hawaii, he slashed from his neck
the parasitic collar of missionary
strangulation, when shyly and
covertly, commenced the lying in
situations against the family herit-
age of Kalakaua. Hints we're drop
ped at intervals here and there, that
the father OF the King was "nigger"
Blossom. Blossom was a mulatto
born and bred in Jamaica, whose
father was an Euglishman in the
shipping business there, with-large
fruit connections in New York City
Any old resident in this country
who will tell the truth to the shame
OF professional liar, will at once
say that Kalakaua had the true
features and expression OF his
mother, with mary" Blossom"
J nor mark OF the culminator's
Portuguese Negro" The Princess
Likelke, the mother of Kaiulani,
was born years after Blossom left
this country for Chill, in the year
1850. The election Of Kalakaua was
accomplished by that same damn
able system OF bribery that was
practiced during the sitting OF the
last Legislature under the Monarchy
when Cabinet after Cabinet was
routed, thus clearing the track for
the scheming of missionary spoil
iation and unprincipled profession.
There was not missionary in the
land, but was heart and soul in
the success OF Kalakaua. Pilipo, the
preacher at Kaumakapili Church
: was summarily kicked from the pull.
pit of that church by the mission
airy element for his honest efforts in
> the cause of Queen Emma. The
> anonymous writer says that it was
: "a liberal distribution of gin" that
: elected Kalakaua. Wrong again
, The only "liberal distribution Of
gin" was two bottles OF gin found
in the desk of the Attorney Genera
now Chief Justice of the realm
which was no doubt freely distribut
= ed by the rioters. 1t was the Glib
eral distribution" of white men.
| dollars that elected Kalakaua, which
brought on the riot, likewise Tho
gin, thou false child OF Beelzebub
VALLEY FORCE,