The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-09

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in n1 on fehlnr tours n iN. Territorial
Department. nr1 tUia3Ha tn slu police
department insane asylum. DiDl tH Boz
ID evidence OF Dole "mlsm4uH remrni'
couil not be obtained Incidentally
paper was started fHr me cole purpose
W causing dlstruut .hrr" and rlanv hero
n Mr Dulo's capacity For months tha
warfare went ou Bul 10 eliminated lu
iho Welt NJ Home Rule legislator 600
President Mckinley who irtDrruptluE
iho Uav1iian's siareotvuoA complaints
about the Governor advised the Young
MAN tu 70 homo hv the nnxt steamer.
within % short time after chat The prose
i1nut took occasion 90 say. 8t private
dinner that he had Tho utmost conf
doruc in the Governor OF Hawaii and
should sustain his administration. since
then little has boon heard from Hum
phrevs about Mr. n1lc'g removal"
The scheme 30 remodel the Territorial
Supreme Court, which was urged by
some parasites Of the political Judge
and which, for n time. deceived the bar
also came 10 grief For weeks before
the idea was preached the ring attack
cd the chief Justice on any conceivable
pre'oNt. His insular decision. I'm which
he anticipated that ~ the Supreme
Court. was derided and every act Of his
was misrrpresented, but all 10 no pur-
pose As soon as the bar was appriged
OF the real meaning OF the conspiracy
IT set n heavy foot upon II and the
dream Of the Arizona fugitive that he
would become chief Justice Of the SUI
preme Court Of Hawaii came to moth |
ing.
Likewise the city and county govern
mcnt scheme. Half the secret black
and midnight interviews which the dis I
credited Judge had with the anti-Re- .
publican politicians, referred to the pro-
posed decentralization" of the Terri /
tory This reform" was to be a sop
for the native Cerberus a blow at the .
power of the Territorial officers. and
means of feeding patronage to Hum /
phreys moribund paper. What came f.
IF 1t everybody knows. 1t is now a .
Dricked bubble.
And all these failures Humphreys f.
practically admits to have been such /
BY his adoption of new and radically .
different policy. It is no longer n mat
ter of removing Dole and putting a
'inGster or Hawaiian in his place: It !
Is not now proposed to have a new Su-
Dreme Court with an adventurer at its
head; the scheme of city and county .
framed under the easy-go-
ng organic law of Hawaii is no<more. /
shows that he is beaten and .
hat he knows It. Every fine drawn
plan of his to get power and place has
)een pulverized between the upper and
neither milestone of Hawaiian conserva-
ism and deCenCy. Defeat and repudia
ion meet him at every turn and with
body sore from the bruises of his fight
with the Bar Association, he turns his
back upon the wreck of his former
hopes and tries to make n new deal.
How resourceless and desperate he IS is
shown by the fact that his latest pro-
DOsal is one that was morally bound to
be rejected, as 1t is now rejected, both .
ut home and in California He has .
alienated the Hawaiians and gained no .
for the only papers on the .
Coast which deign to mention his an
nexation scheme jeer at it. Humphreys f.
has become a very Ishmaelite, his hand .
against every man and every mans
hand against him-a poor, snarinE. vi
rious. erasping but unmistakable hui
man failure and fraud.
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