The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-11
|ApOUND THE THE.
WORLD WITH
KALAKAUA
|uuthe Hawaiian Mon
arch Was Received
Abroad.
\ n ARMSTRONG; STORY
,,n,- Attornsy-Ge Interest
10 Article on the Famous
Trip.

r,hknun soon after his Access
IN. throne 81 Hawaii. found a
.,t In one sense. beneficial
p. I'M the social aud financial con-
If ,be kingdom. due 10 the max
-. reeiproclty treaty between the
80, and the United states. II In
IN mvo great value 90 the sugar
-, snd largely Increased the rev.
=, Of che government
,ns.urh Knlakaua had not inherited
,r,ylous sovereigns their ideas OF
lament. because he was not a lin
ASCENDANT u any of them, he ana
..,, Inc Ideas of the chiefs. and their
smplo beliefs In absoiutism. His
..fmrnt was limited monarchy In
but Id remained 80 only because
=. we're enough white men In the
4 Offices. especially In the judicial.
,,aos and maintain the limitations.
Hhsr king nor people. by education
n habits u sufficient force. under
IA these limitations aud constitu-
s.l safeguards. and they obeyed
,.m simply BECAUSE they submitted to
I. dfonaer viii power OF the white
.,,isala. who owned the lager part
,hs capital of the Kingdom. man
Al lts industries. and absorbed It's
h Inc course ~ few years the nat
al tniasnrlsm ~ the white and the
rsa race began 90 show itself more
.nselly under kalakaua's rule. There
a. not alarming friction. but the
.allss began 20 feel In a general way
,N tho native rule was not altogether
,h The King was disposed To show
frong disposition IN manage affairs
1s own way. without regard 10 his
me minister's BE made frequent
ansss ~ his cabinet without consult
n The legislature he selected "a In
.rsle friends men OF his own race.
~. with few exceptions. were sim
iouf,iers and tifne-servers.
M King had an excellent memory
"A rad many books. tfe certainly
IA 10 understand. however. the prin-
~, " good government laid down In
l~s N the books read. and was rather
Nlgos,d a. initiate the weak but APP
raully brilliant doings of some Eu-
pan monarOha. From time TO time
, cautiously proposed queer and alb
nj undertakings 90 his cabinet. such
he union ~ the Polynesian races
me Pacific under one head. he % be.
lhoul question. that head. or the es-
itshmont of new industries IN tho
,slom Cor tho benefit ~ the natives
time when the natives neglected
ify exOolluut opportunities before
IN 1872 Il new character appeared IN
lFall certain Caesar CELSIUS More.
~ was an Italian that had lived
some years IN the United states
M had become connected In some way
w legislation In Washington involv.
q ocean cable projects. lie finali,
hhei 10 China. and attempted % I'm.
rrli The Chinese IN n Pacific cable
lhmo. Failing IN that. he attempte,
Interest them IN Hawaii. ~ an out
I iuf Chinese emigration. lie faile,
MS hut secured n free passage q
Nnolulu. He became acquainted Will
n King and from time 90 time urge,
y Importance Of developing the re
nates of the Islands under Chinrs'
HpleeH Hls scheme was that OF
m Rom the Chinese Of some millions
afge Chinese immigration. and wha
~ IN his eyes an important matter
Stamping out % the missionary
Whence In public matters
ne Ming was equally attracted b
~ hr-reechlng lingo policy. and sud
ny reconstructed his cabinet In tSs,
apfpno was appointed Minister OF For
N Affairs The white residents. hav
no knowledge of him or confidenc
nm. az once threatened the Kin
'h uouble a mass meeting OF citl
~ was called. and resolutions con
nhlnr the Kings action were pass
TVS was the FIRST OF the organize
uefenccs % the whites with nativ
E me last % which. on January
terminated the monarchy. tn
pl1ltc representatives OF foreig
9ssinments, especially the America
alhsd The citizens In their demand
we dismissal Of the Moreno cab
ie Ming yielded reluctantly. and nj
's,ea new cabinet. consisting OF
Ween, Minister OF Foreign Affair
V a Y Carter, Minister OF the II
Nh~ became later the able an
saer % the King IN washington
Nhker. Minister OF Finance. M
writer Of this article. Attorn'
Although born In the Island
III. Hhool companion OF the King
uala ! had for many years i've
NV, as Guy Of New York. AZ the urge
Nv, ,-se" lson % the King BY Telegram
my brother. the late Gen. =.
..suonT % Hampton, Virginia. \
vent % the Islands and accept
..,,. oohditionaliy. I found much
ss existing between the King al
uhle residents. owing 10 what tn
g. vas The appointment % an "a
M, 'son. and perhaps an adve
cabinet position.
srt subsidized. and complete ot
nm. s,ineny was restored by a gra
49, ulhner given at the Hawaii
-. by the cabinet. Tho King.
h - W toast. acknow lodged IN
49, committed an error I'm the a
a,,'ssht % the Moreno cabinet. a
M !, w, ne would not repeat n. N
VA NV, oace lett the country. TAXI
Nj NJ. however. 10 Italy. three ha
uon ,s.Nslian boys. for whose ed
'oa.,..,.aa w 'esislature had sppropriaI
ID a.,.s sums 81 money. The NJ
m r,,, , 10 have at comma
aula wv. military education. W
n.,, ,sE' him. N necessary. In ,
slsd .u whiiea he naturally
w., sNes, ana among the IN
Nto, we purpose was Rob
ssrly 49, nail breed. and az the n
acis,i.' lly Years OF agr. The NJ
M and .sulned HIS regard for Mo
aunr , uaue him The guardian OF
N el,s'.in An n them had rccei'
NJ al ~ vn w the English langua
tksn :. ,'no's suggestion they W
Nar ~, laly, and b. the favor
shools s',oertn, placed IN the miiitl
= Acou,,,ete They were several w
N The Italian language.
4 - tihnlng their mltlf.,v stod