The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-20

erty-loving people. If it is so, We're
the American colonists anarchists,
whose blood began to run down the
hills like water in 1875 and did not
cease to flow until England had ac-
knowledged the United States a free
and independent nation2 Were the
starving French peasants anarchists,
who fought and overthrow their tyrant
king in 1882 Were are people of
Italy, Holland and Hungary anarchists,
who struggled likewise until they Sc
cured their rights?
Today, the spirit of liberty has
spread over the world like unrestrain-
ed fire, until every land feels its heat
and CLOVIS with the desire to be free.
This spirit has just now reached our
homeless Koreans. We the Koreans
of today determine to die or raise our
flag again.
Yes, we are drilling to meet a bloody
fight in a lawful way. But we wish it
understood now and all times, that we
do not advocate assassination and con
spiracy.
oh! how cruel the japanese are; if
the world has eyes to see what they
are doing to the helpless Koreans, it
would have sympathy with US. Even
the Japanese of this community have
plainly showed their eloven hoofs. They
have tried to ruin the sugar planta
tions and have cost this community
| hundreds of thousands of dollars. This
is but a foreshadow of what they would
do whenever they have greater oppor
| tunity, and is but as summer breeze
/ to cyclone to what they have done
to Koreans There is no limit to theil
treachery. There is no crime too grea'
for them to commit to attain theil
unlawful ends.
The American government has very
wisely and properly set halt TO Japa
nese immigration, and we still have
faith that the great American Nation
will assist us in our struggles fol
freedom and independence of our land
The thanks of all the members Of
the Korean National Association i
hereby rendered to The Advertiser foi
the many kind favors in the line o.
publication.
ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE Ko
REAN NATIONAL ASSOCIA
TION OF HAWAII.
Japan Watching Them.
The warlike threats that are drifting
Japanward from Honolulu and Sa
Francisco are attracting some attention
from the japanese press.
The Japan Times, in an ante-annexa
tion issue, says that report has bee
received in Seoul from America tina
i'some Koreans in America, who ha
been showing signs of unqnietude, wer
now declaring that in case the empero
and cabinet ministers of Korea yielde
TO the demands of japan they woul
organize volunteers in San Franeisc
Z and establish an independent govern
ment for Koreans. The authorities
! Seoul think that these anticipates
lRgitators should be watched closely
/ now that the annexation has take
place.
Reuters San Francisco correspondent
] reports in the Japanese papers that tn
Korean National Association, who's
general office is in San Francisco. ha
passed a resolution firmly repudiatin
The eession Of sovereignty, severely a
raigning the lyrannieal eompulsion q
Japanese methods, concluding with th
: wordsi 1--WE, the true sons Of Korei
: will never give mp the struggle Il
liberty aud independence
Regarding which the editor Of n
) Times says "Theae patriots would
I doing better aud more tangible seTYif
] 20 their country by splitting lfeHeo
! n Seoul Than by passing hafld fetpl'
{ ii0na in san ffaneiseo.