The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-06-06


+. and enc paugl8srs ~ th. AmFrna
T Revolution caaiiuu, t1 illelr
what Mr. samp osll,ti iau1allel
towards each sthcl Whiea das. uc
display sn, onesive mutua auotila
and o. mos subyersivo of patriots
emotions The -nsuehters cf 90
Revolution srs those wh1 haya li
rrctly descended from ReyoIattauar
ancestors ou both sides They utui
Der about 2suO The fnauehter- 30
the American Revolution ar thss.
who are the descendants OF the ulsih
ers OF patriots. and number e5.aG-
The former are. therefore. exclusive
while the latter are liberal and tcs
particular The object of both ass1eil
tions b. 90 perpetual OBJ. patriot
spirit which is inherited
| Instead Of perpetuatinE fl.a spin.
influential members of both aszl. ll'
tions have been perpeuuatinE 81 lIseil
spirit OF dislike for each otler Tht
exclusive society Is accused By the iesE
exclusive society OF puttinE OF airs
and the less exclusive society b. 80
cused by the other OF opening tba NAs
20 frauds by allowing the unpatri0tic
SONS and daughters 10 be-Dm' ns@HB-
bers OF II.
II seems 30 be- ASSUMED by 5nth 60
cieties that the true and finished f-s-
triotic spirit cannot exist unless o. D.
inherited II Is this assumption tlIa'
has led many who are iineal descend
ants of ReyolutiOHary soldiers "a aE0id
joining either society. For q tBa 81.
II Of patriotism doe exist uE reasDn
Of thought, OF education. o. ill., RS
ural love OF country. Their b. no ecea-
sion for these sOcleties n D. cannu
exist without inheritance. then tisa
greatest care mus Be taken b. sei.es-
ing those who haze inberiied BalriUs-
ism from ancestors on BOth side. a.
the PREMISE are cWrre- tn eg1ciE-
sion is correct. n the ancestor 81 on
side only NaE pairiOr tbs spiri- 81
patriotism might b. communicates R-ffl.
political beresy.
Miss Adeline Sterling. tba rIVs-IE-5
ident Of the general SOCIETY ~ rn-
Daughters OF thu RsyBimIUl-r a. M
willing 20 make any alliance Eritl -iss
Daughters OF the Amerieal Rsg8ip-
ton" because she lOpks upon TB.-Iu -
a mean lot She SAVE.
We know Ne maze s-tt-r IiB.a- So
scent in our society than thsE iisu
They started Ou' CD the s.sIItimsIual
idea OF a mother 0f q BalriU- Vel
suppose mother had seE.-n sBlI=. stil4s
being a patriot and The rVtbar 80 ~
ries. Don't you sss thar . Bs-nsup
claiming descent from sneb . HwtIs.-s
might come from snosstgrE ErhU lss-1s
anything but patriots"
The questions raised AZ rsfIi,--
line. and should Bs .salsEnIts.l - .
body of independent a=NPrrtF. ls,iip siifl
determine the m0DsniOns IssHs a. 20
inheritance. A binding d.-eislifI HiIEii
be reached By submitting tn mare,
to the Supreme COurr % tn Innsf
States who Will maze sum IIsE .iaF
on the subject
During the angry diseussfup l's.lsgs',.l
the Daughter the rsal sptsr ~
patriotism has been IlBOalsed 'inlgb.-
than a kite" Miss Sterling ANY i4ar
Revolutionary ..inCssiofs Vn l'g-n sites
telis the less favored '1sauginafE -ilsI
1t is not a good plan 70 muir sdn'3sf
with brass hand. and lHmausE
that they are sassy lOt-
The Daughters ~ the laH.@r,su
Revolution largely putnmSss -i's
other Daughter 30 far az MIR
itanoe goes they sunsiE az pualn'"t
to preserve the patriotic spirit
The SONS OF the Ksroiuti0p ani -
the American Revolution IN 1iss meal
while are nursing the saeDsd ii1sF -
patriotism in silence. and aEa- -ii'
issue.
The thousands who d. 40 iua.-rl
Revolutionary blood are Isi- - tF7ssI
over their unfortunate an0sstFE. GsU
gress, ever ready 70 assist the afiIes.f
may treat them a. II has done -ls Era.
veterans, who are entitled ~ B-ns.'s
even II they never crossed ne BVrLrrE
An act providing thai the Ges0eIlal-
Of an persons interested an the ErTllE
tionary Mar shall BE- deemed ~ I,a-
sess the spirit u patriotism. aud -ar
any one who openly der.arH ~ t
contrary shall be liable " hne aaG lu
prisoument might please the. .adlr
PREsIDENy NkIAiIElis 0EliSE