The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-17
SENATOR MORGAN.

Hawaii i an American STATE, an
= e-t-ace5 In The American CONNER
GA a-s Nli-ary system Report o
SenAr1- NCrE1z 20 Tie Senate. Feb 2
ISL
The lo7eU1S- WaruOrs. IL time
b.fc-e Sighting was done with
powder and baI. sometimes flung
rber spears In battle lar into the
ukz Il -he opposing forces anc
then 1e7-elv struggled mp 10 them
- tins knight Of Modern Progres.
~ AK and wo-L flung his spear
q ra-u and hope, out over the
- beyond The advanced ranks Of
the z5v4nce5 guard. over whom
he's enc the captains, and plant
e. II here IN the very spot where
TIE Asa1c i slready In camp
And with INN are FRYE, and Kyle.
and DAVIS. and Hale. and Chand-
be-. and score more. struggling
u rgsch -hsi- spears, and. NE hope,
fzre5 O. reach then before the sun
-oS lar 70 -he south. after the
Deoembe- DAYS
The Selator for q brief period,
throws his a-mor II. and. as an
in5ivi5uaL- nor IS a soldier visits Us
fo- -ee- And Tor that inspiration
fra- -iEhr, which - often forrihes
AMI kniles the mental vision.
Ia rhe=e gardens, along these
Highways fauked with graceful
t7eS. IN front Of these mountains. |
dreszed IN g darker green than the |
reriure Il his own State. he finds |
himself az least. IN the very spot
shout wLich he has read 80 much. /
and diligently. And he stands |
Ehe-a TIE events occurred. which. |
IN h. aimrabIe report TO the Sen
ate. BE lad 50 much TO do in fixing
with hisr0real accuracy.
Many public men have been vel
coined before 20 these Islands.
But a enc has been. or could be.
more welcome 70 those who have
- far a. thev-cluld. ana it's hoped |
finally. shaped tie destiny Of these
Islands They are especially CRATE
m T. HIM, because he comes from
4 Srare which has hardly yet felt
the ureur demands Of q foreign
commerce. and therefore has not
seen the value and need Of annex
alton. valuable as II VIII be 10 the
ir1n and cotton industries Of that
State. whenever the Nicaragua /
canal ! constructed. While chose
reYzesenuns other rich and large
commercial States are serving the
ezuse q annexation. he has taken
upon himself, unusual and heavy
burdens IN vigilantly pressing this
matter 70 a conclusion And for
II, We are truly grateful.
But We must warn the Senator
that the srt Of killing with kind
ness and hospitality Is as common
here. a. the art Of praying to
death, was common in the an
Gent time. On every side he viii
md many ready TO commit man
slaughter with luaus and entertain
meuL They viii not attempt TO
reach LIS brain through his
stomach. because his intellectual
work. On behalf Of Hawaii, Is now
wisely and largely already done.
TIE festive day for a repast on
--eold missionary, rendered 10 dis
tinguished guests has passed. But
or mixed civilization viii tender
him feasts, cooked by Chinese
chefs, served by japanese walters,
made beautiful with Portuguese
flowers. and enchanting with ma
tive Hawaiian melody. If the Sen
ator had persuaded his colleagues IN
the Senate, 70 weld rs all into one
nationality. we should have shown
to him, by this time. the possibility
Of The 'Possum and the coon"
-Sman cheer and great welcome
make q great feast" We tender
him great cheer and a greater vel
cone
DEATH or COUNT NUTSU-
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