The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-12
MOURN FOR
kINLEY
More Resolutions
In the Federal
| Court.
AKINA SPEAKS
/ FOR LEGISLATURE
Sends Expression OF Regret TO
/. Mrs. Mckinley Through the
Secretary OF interior.

The committee recently appointed By
Judge Estee to draw up Mckinley
resolutions, made report yesterday
The memorial is to be engrossed anu
forwarded to Washington by the next
steamer. The following are ths -esolu-
tons
Whereas, our recent national calamity.
the uutiznely death OF our beloved Pres
ident. William Mckinley, by The hand
OF al assassin from the ranks Of an
a-chy, has filed our hearts with mourn
/ ing for the loss OF 2 foremost citizen.
pure, patriotic and iI!ustrsous Chief Nag
/ istrate and . high-rirded American gen
tIsman, the beauty Of whose hoz1e lie
has become q household word through
/ out our country;
Nov. therefore, be II Resolved. That
We deneuuce the reasonable teachings
| and the base influences which tend 70
subyert our constitutional liberties 20 il
| famous purposes IS 70 become the undo
ing OF 80 great and good 3 man IS our
Iace President: and thai We cal up6u
| our national legislature 70 speedily enact
SUCH laws as vii be fully adapted 70
completely stamp cut the propagation Of
treason, whether i appears IN the m
the red Tag Of the enemies Of al or
ganIzed society; and he il hereby fur
ther
/ Resolved. That we deeply deplore the
death Of one 50 Eonorez both in his pub
lie and private career as y liam Nc
Ei1lsy, one whose single ambition was
the good Of his country. one who safely
hono-abIy and ytct0-i0EsIy guided the
ship Of state through times Of stress
with Lincoln and Garfield. : the third Of
or nations martyrs; and be i hereby
further
Resolved. That We, here in distant Ha.
vail, share with our fellow citizens II
al parts OF the union, the distress am
/ sorrow that has fallen u2on Us, and tina
; TIA thoughtful care and uzremirtinE
friendship entertained for these Island
by our uartyred President touches Z,
deeply, and teaches Us that not OIL.
has one passed away who was 1ustri
Gus in the councils OF the great world
hut also one 10 whom ttz people o. tht
Territory might a al times appeal 1
with that unqueslollug confidence II
spire6 by sincere well-ElsEiag; and be I
isers1y further
Resolved That = this, her hour Of bit
tsresl afflictiou. We tender to the- bereav
"a companion Of his JOYS and sorrow
our most heartfelt sympathy and con
dolsace. and cur sincere trust that Al
mighty God, IN His profound wisdom
J VII sustain. soothe and guide he
through The shadows q her bereavement
; unt1 she rejoins hin where. beyoR
. these voices, there i peace and b
: hereby further
) Resolved. That while William MeEi-
1ey's true monument is already built /
the love @ thu nation, vet We deem
proper that these resolutions should :
; spre2d upon the minutes Of this COur
and thai duly z-reste5 copy thereo.
, suitably eag-osssd. be forwarded . =
!. | widow q our deceased President
Honolulu, Hawai- October T. a I
J J. DUNE
Asssta-r United States Attorn=E. Al
Chairman Of Committee
: CLINTON A CEALBRATTEE.
s Justice o the Supreme Court OF the Tel
: rl-4ry @ Hawaii
: GILBERT + LITTLE
! Judge Of the Circuit Court, Fourth CT
; cGh. % The Territory 81 Hawaii
? II HATCH,
: cfer1ber O. the Bar OF the Territory
Hawaii representing th= Bar a LarE
Committee.