Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-09
MARY HARTWELL CATHERWOO
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oh my dear monsieur the Indian.
You speak of noble of France. the
Marquis du Plessy! Be satisfied"
pleaded the servitor of the Hotel Dieu,
with this other body. whom no one
Is likely to claim. | may be permit
ted to offer you that, If you are de-
termined. though it may cost me my
place. and after fourteen years serv-
ice! II you would appease him, mon
sieur the marquis. though | do not
know whether they ever take money"
81 will appease him." said the old
noble. Go about your errand, and
be quick"
The servant fed up the stairs.
This man is not dead. my friend"
said the Marquis du Plessy.
Skenedonk knew it.
But he will not live long in this
cursed crypt" the noble added. You
will get into my carriage with him,
we will take him and put him in hot
sheets and see what we can do for
him"
could feel Skenedonks antagonism
giving way in the relaxing Of his mus
cles.
But, maintaining his position. the
Oneida asserted:
He is not yours!"
"He belongs to France"
France belong to hint" the Indian
reversed.
! "Eh, Ell! Who is this young mani"
THE king"
I'VE have no king now, my friend;
hut. assuming there is a man who
should be king, how do you know this
, is the one?"
II Skenedonk made answer In words
II was lost to me. The spirit sank to
submergence In the body. | remem-
Der combating motion like drugged
person.
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light as paid attorneys; but, sir. ex
Governor Dole is not of such. Govern
or Carter Is not, and we all hope that
the appointees Of the President and
the men appointed by them, who urge
us to approve this legislation. are
not. II they were. we well could say
Away with insular government!
Hawaii Home Rule.
II 1t is the purpose Of the House and
of Congress not to give these peopl.
home rule when their Legislature. the
second elected under the law, has ia
vOred II, and when those who are con
stituted the judges of the needs and
interests of the people and to provide
for the wants of the people of the isl
ands have stated that they are In ia
vor of 1t, where the legislation for ter
months has been before the people and
no word of dissent or disapprobatioI
has appeared, II 1t Is the purpose Of
this House, in their legislation for In
sular possession, to detroy that quail
ity Of home rule, stand with 1t In the
future. The Committee on the Terri
tries favorably reporting this bill Is
your servant, and will bow to youl
mandates.
Sound Labor knell.
was opposed to Hawaii being an
neXed as an insular possession. ! an
opposed to their system Of landed es
tates, mounting to tens of thousands
and a hundred thousand acres under Q
single corporation and worked eXclu
sively by cody labor. So many cool.
laborers are there that ] believe the
knell of white labor has already beer
| in Hau SI \ n
opposed to the immigration system
there that permits the cody labor tC
drive out the American and white man
:: The Organic Law we passed for them
II its spirit Is enforced, ] think a wis'
measure. On the island of Oahu there
are $1,000 people, of which $4,000 are
in Honolulu, but those not belonging
to the Chinese and japanese races ant
native Hawaiian are few; but the!
are shrewd men, and they have officers
appointed for them by the President o
their own race. II the House wishe,
: to deny them that quality of home ruiz
9 II Is In their power to do so.
do not know more than about 81,
D., people who live there and have onl!
7 met them casually, and as we see then
. before the committee they seem to b.
2 good people and amply able to protec
b. their rights, and certainly able to lie
? us know II the Legislature that the,
elected has been recreant or the ap
t pointed Governor has abandoned
E them. There are not many of the rul
; ing class; not many voters. The orr