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The
Hciu Sktits, Vol. If.
HONOLULU.
Jlo. 7,\
tOXTKXTS
For
PAOK.
Short Editorials
A
Si
A
Sermon on
riiii.ii
Letler
on
from
"Our
Jeff. Davis and Gen. Lee
49, 63
Homo Missions
Foreign
4ft—sl
Missions
aUoroneal*
Key. 11. II
treason
62—58
made
64
64
New Hawaii
of
56
Bp**oh
July
curred
Missionary
ers
held
at
the
the
Evangelical Association,
Stone
June
Church
18th.
it
is
The
assembled.
were
the occasion
Sabbath
on
estimated that
speak-
Rev. E. Bond, of
were
Mr. Forbes, of Molakai, Rev.
G. W.
Key.
Pilipo,
Kailua, and Rev. Dr. Gulick.
This
one
interesting
the
in
service
afternoon of
followed
was
was
The
CSomn
arations
for
Supper.
part of the
in
Language.—During the
waiian
ary
large
two
have
in
two
by
We
English.
the Rev. Messrs.
Hawaiian
Stone Church, and
Honuaula,
Foreign
on
be
Romans
&c. &c.
were
He
ally
;
2d,
by
in
they
proceeded
giving,
and
"4th."
coming
has been subscribed
defray
to
has
Dr. Gulick
been
deliver the
The committee
for 400 guests.
provided
of arrangements,
understand, will extend
we
a
general invitation
to
participate
Tables will
oration.
all
to
in the
residents
foreign
festivities of the
occa-
The "Morning Star"
is
expected
to
readers
sail for
the
Micronesia
month.
The
the
pected by
next
will
on
or
arrival
proceed
the 15th of
before
latter
"
to
the
by
at the
sermon,
Rev. Mr. and
The Rev.
the
Mrs. Snow will
Mr. and Mrs.
the United States before
are
expected
and
to
have
been
interesting.
How shall
not
show
they
believed?'
that there
gentleman
by going
3d, by
was
declarations,
earliest of
very
the
at
opening
The other,
and tell of the
labor for
the
same
and
poor
of
His
of the very
one
the
Both contain
its close.
at
spirit
same
work—love
the
and
In this
weak.
and
Christ differed from all heathen teachers
the
influential,
seeks
the
among
little
the
He
outcast
of
the
world
quoted
from
The
now.
his
He
men.
_
His
as
choicest
from the
Christ differs also
In this
spirit of
Christ
finds
among the
even
children
pearls.
Jesus
lowly,
and
ignorant
prizes
classes.
upper
humble.
the poor, the
harvest
most
the select few, the wise,
They sought
sages.
first
passage
it
Isaiah, making
it
as
ComHis programme, His manifesto.
forth from the bitter storm of Satan's
"
leave
to
Bingham
The
return.
will
visit
They
they return.
for
soon
very
Spirit
Morning
also
over
San
the dfliverv of the discourse.
Bibles
fresh
at
Cost Prices.
—By
supply
binding,
House
of Bibles, in
received
was
"
in New
published
York.
from
at
Arctic
the
vayous
styles
the
Bible
Bible Society
"
ces
the
at
Whitney's
same at
both
a
of
Bible
are
Society,
prices,
of
the addition of actual
expenses
Sec.
To be obtained at Depository,
Home, and
"
These Bibles
by the American
and will be sold
with
ods
"
:
The
Gospel
the
to
the
Divine
the
Baptist
messengers
lame walk, the
hear, the
course
He
dead
Fourth
call the
to
of
day
July, Jr.—It
on
which Gen.
Gen. Grant the
"
is
proposed
to
Fourth of
July,
Jr."
Him.
Again,
He
in
ascending
glory,
lepers
are
"
are
prison
to
to
His
the
the
see,
deaf
the
poor
whole
the
from the poor.
congregations—He made the
apostles
poor.
He
seat
in poor unlettered Galilee,
to
moral
ev-
out to
Through his
wrought chiefly among
strength
whom
over
for
cleansed, the
raised,
lifting
and
of
when
climax
The blind
He
chose His
the
sign
pointed
proud and cultured Jerusalem.
His
Lee surrendered
the very
from his
me,
preach
preached."
gathered
places.
sent
is upon
is
of His labors
in
in
me to
Messiahship
deeds of Divine
Gospel
sigobject and meth-
was
It
poor."
Syna-
home made this
His
of
Spirit of the Lord
Spirit
Sailors
Pri-
own
because He hath anointed
duties,"
Book Store.
His
and in
gogue,
nificant declaration
Naz-
to
the
up in
there He stood
demoniac, the blind,
praying.
hour
areth, and
in the power of the
soon went
He
into Galilee.
John the
person-
an
ing
idence of His
on
extending the Gospel
Ist,
the
fiery darts, He returned
ex-
San Fran-
from
in
is
Doane
Rev. Mr.
Star "to his old station, in Micronesia.
The
Bishop.
preached
have
to
lambs."
my
of
latest,
the
to
Feed
of these is
One
—
sermons,
Rev. H. Manake, of
x:14,15.
heathen.
The Reverend
our
English
reported
three methods of
among the
Hawaiian
remarkably
call on him, in whom
custom-
Home Missions,
The
Missions, is
the
'*
earthly ministry.
unusual prep-
Gospel
lhe
preaoh
tv
me
poor."
Christ's
Francisco.
the
Maui.
it is
furnish
two
were
excellent, and
Text,
in
Snow and
sermons
Rev. O. H. Gulick,
most
sessions of the Ha-
sermons
with full reports of the
Hawaiian
the
Evangelical Association,
to
present
of the I,ord is upon ma,
Spirit
anointed
Jons xxi:ls.—
at
Honolulu.
in
making
are
The Rev.
expenses.
invited
Ith
"
celebrating
Nearly $2,000
cisco, and
Sermons
Missionary
"
the
One hundred
were
lie hath
because
were
filled.
completely
President Lincoln,
on
Maul.
Rebel
by
thousand communicants
a
Eulogy
an
American citizens
importance,
equal
The lower
present.
edifice
Pastor or the Church at Hana,
Luke i*:lß.—" The
deliver
Evangel-
lluwaiinn
S.BYREV.BISHOP,
E.
in-
sion.
viz: the administration of the Lord's
It is estimated that
were
other
and
the
behalj of
ta
Association,
by the
damages
Senator Suidner had been invited
cruisers.
larg-
gathering, during
Knlmla, Hey. Mr. Kuaea, of Waialua,
of
June 18'A,
been
the Grand Review in Washington.
Demonstration.—The
of
persons
upon
Alabama
nnd twenty thousand soldiers
irior..
i,
enthusiastic
most
meeting
2,000
the
by
Church, Sabliath eveniny,
in Fort Street
Preached
United
Government
before the citizens of Boston.
V MEND.
July
morning,
for
56
Fourth
TH E
was
the
demand has
United States Government, for
to
the
to
are
A
the British
upon
53
Native Vi11a...., AiMin"
and
ONHASEORMOENMISSIONS;
—
be tried
icat
Stales Circuit Court.
Parker's Sermon
M. iiTssnojllnVs
M.2IK
,<fll&smts,
49
surrendered
before
Washington,
at
51 —52
Jeff. Divis' Opinion of TreoHon.,.
est
News.—Texas has
Lati:
1865.
I,
stir,.
I
July.
JULY
not
He bent
up the imbruted, the
leprous-polluted—those
physical
hopeless infamy
and
taint had
misery.
spiritual mind this will be, I think,
sealed
To the
the
high-
�1 H
50
of the
proof
est
His
poor—thai
and rested
insight which
wrappings,
and power of lhe human spirit, all the better
because
that
the Lord
wns
close of His
His
He
chief
assigns
best and
him
Lord?
Is it
to
<
fortresses
Is it
Church, and
tian
trinal
It is
simply,
Feed
"
cedence
Feed
the
to
and therefore
loved
of my
feed
me,
"
flock."
Christ-like work
most
He also commands him,
Why do
below
ter
so
aim
an
of
pre-
them.
first
Churches will
is
It
not so
mission
the
the
to meet
always
for the poor
Wealthy
preachers.
be
to
supplied,
of Christ's
loving spirit
thoroughly
which
the prosperwill
be
rich.
infected His
become
His
Lord
spiritual
Jesus
of
state
a
does
human
of hair,
ture
is love—love for man—love for
Spirit
style
beings,
look
not
of dress,
for it.
regard
health,
rade, unlettered,
with
as
Henry Martyn
or
soul's
a
Christ
infirm
tender and
outward
nothing
are
Wealth is
culture.
nor
the
at
Color of skin,
being.
Him in His estimate of
in His
The
such.
as
all
value,
nothing,
loves
a
Hawaiian
cherishing
tex-
at
or
nor
poor,
disciple
love
a
as
a
Isabella Graham.
an
He
vants.
went
began His life
home
try
among
campaigns
labor
nearly
liest
all
them.
but
our
that most
persons
burdensome
forces
of its
war
baggage
eers',
in
were
origin and low-
to
enlisted
for
off their
strip
poor,
as
the
to
raiders,
repel
especially
usually
to
So
there
for work
is
among
whom
the
per
to
war.
a
lofty
poor
a
ior's little
ing
Savior.
He
do
they
one
voting
weak, ignorant,
ourselves
to
vice
impair
to
It is the
strip
off and
no
efforts
than any
dampen
zeal in de-
so
so
labor
much need,
plainly
indi-
that the
can
Hawaiians
are
perpetuate
dying
them.
are
a
out, and
1 know
of
by all those
us,
and
for
Christ's
that
grace
races
in presence of
stronger.
help the weaker
vice
light
the
over
pass
win
can
over
of weak
decay
stron-
Let
for the noble
us
ser-
in
all these
;
will
shall
not
help
for
pulpit, the school,
the
for
one
work indicated
to
Peter,
"
in the
Feed
my
possible that increased
of
this
cific
direction ol the
sults
not
The decrease of the
so
very rapid.
of Christian truth and law
in check.
A
will
deaths.
The
us
race
power
poison
the
the
multiply.
in
"
instead
of
feeding
more
of
leaving
to more
Let
tc
lo
diligent
render them
us
the
refined and cultured
more
begin
attention,
much
structors.
will
more
Let
personal
holds the
more
vitality and
; the births will exceed
become
the lambs."
The vital
little
turn
ef-
important and speSavior, may effect reso
yet attained.
not
so
can-
given
the
to
fort in the iine
Let
we
a
Savior's great command
Is it not
scale
up,
God
as
greater development of
Have we yet
sphere.
lambs."
is
keep
to
decline,
to
inquire whether
we not
proportion
race
toiling
are
suffer them
room
in
activity
you
various
using
are
you
you.
may
find
not
schedule of (he
which
work, the
saving
and
do
victory
ocean.
press
our
this
save
carrying the
untaught islands of
the still
to
instrumentalities
due
race
us
more.
they have already begun
healing
God
with
Let the
ger, then,
us
race
which
of the
the inevitable
this
Let
wisdom
Let
us.
to
in the social
Hawaiian
some term
to save
cannot
hopeful.
people.
what
also seek
say, I
means
healing
?
men
trophy
a
Jntil it
pollution,
more
this
all
endow
race
vices
own
Gospel
the
race,
Gospel
in the midst of
systematically
more
to save
we
Js it indeed
Christ's
be
us
give
which
them
take up.
feeling
wasting race—that they
that
an-
compassion
to
our
they
cates to us
For switt march-
by
modes of
those
are
must
the lov-
So much
more
tendency
The soldier loaded
They
?
the eager
God's Providence
advantages
to
*********
a
enthusiasm and
Sav-
poor—tne
thing which,
has
?
life
strive
Hawaiian
But
or we
good work
borne down
destroying
to
forces,
a
precious
more
they appeal
There is
our
ourselves
Have
Has the Gos-
must
Let
us
prayer ami schools,
the fruit of the
which he shall
devo-
r.trength of
the
not
they
Great Healer.
other, perhaps,
our
Arc
Are
habits of
it
God's
are
•ones.
Sa»much
?
of the
Is
We
one—a
most
our
it
of
weight
good
■
of
into
putting
The Hawaiians
is
work
a
this
need
we
?
other
I
the
for its
say, let
work I
to
of
?
?
hope
destroying
ils
ex-
ought.
faint-hearted.
too
like this,
race
domestic
shall
1
pros-
its full
it up.
set
us
develope
this
workers.
hopeful
worthy
succeed.
not
this work
to
on more
brethren,
one,
give
yet
and
with
been
not
its homes
! leavea
we
hopes
our
down in the grave of its
race,
strengthen
In order
pursuing
work
than
outlay
character is that it
and love.
feci that the
;
our
demand
success, a
enrich and
to
we are
succeed in
lowly
have in
we
It is for
poor.
weak Hawaiian
and
lives and the
shall
nei
the
among
this
one
ends.
military
peculiar
be enthusiastic and
must
of
greater army
in greater variety and
Gospel light
01
for
through past
And its
work
a
fewer actual soldiers than
in Hawaii
an
as
Though
of
full power of
continuing
manfully
cease-
all
such
unceasing decline
Churches and bibles, and
and
was
vastly
thai the
well
ns
do
to
their
inheriting
could be done
pel yet wrought
Engin-
position—
beyond.
war
take
we not
done all that
Let
communications,
protect
Can
For
every
and
this
linve
we
cannot save a
were
employed
now,
before.
to
feed the
before, there
civilians
as
if
Whoever
and in
dampen our zeal
Therefore, brethren, I would
inquire
per-
bettered will our
are
faiutness
our-
Fortifications
be
incited
not
of
blessings
goodness wrought
bequeathed to them ;
life, very much
fresh stimu-
intense
most
does
rots
Transportation,
the
Yet
in
posterity.
so reason,
may
be
pectations,
them.
on
react
delivered from
We
vices.
no
piety, all
Hawaiians
as
be
posterity
because the
In
far
so
from
repaired.
all
true
conquered
will yet
favored
more
us,
the
and homes.
names
though it fail
even
race,
Hawaiians will
in
and
established,
grew, to maintain the
activity
the
strengthened—supplies gath-
Ordnance,
our
society,
the
petuating
salvation
they leave
rests
on*
these
purify
to
of
and
Chattanooga.
a
activity.
and which
imagine them.
battle, he
cease
on to
which
among Hawaiians
not
growth
among
was
received
built and
Legislation,
less
more
sakes.
cannot
sharp
main
apostles
labor
not
forced
varied
more
built and
were
of
Government
was
ered—roads
It is
vigorous
a
after.Nashville
State
Military affairs only
lus and
need
in
activity
with the
do
we
labor
that
too, with great force, that
and elevate this lower
reason,
race, and the
uncon-
end.
an
a
Gospel's
still
to
not at
we
activity did
of
seat
lodge,
to
come
even
For the maintenance of
Long
military
the
poor brothers sit
our
organization
loyal
a
and
The scope and
work alone
selves.
and
field
their
though
painful depression
a
stratum
on
and
even
am sens
Many
is,
inherit their
to
succeeds
length
wli UK shelter
effort increases
fruits.
foreign
His system of
was
where
home
a
at
Gospel
radiating
are
wastes
Christian
cient
rich
trappings.
for
His
His minis-
His
the
plumage
fairly begun.
only
labors among
the
Wealth and station are
ing,
His
make themselves
himself did for
with
His
ser-
He
poor.
He made
incidental.
first work
His
for
all
sphere of
has
reward,
We may
this land.
which, in its turn, the
from
ted efforts—of
the
He conducted
When
and
find
opened
of obscurest
men
their
riches,
to
with the poor.
station.
work
He
among them.
were
was
straight
to
among them.
them.
among
the rich
where best
knew
labor,
Yet
it
devotedly, feeling
precious,
are
richest
we
We
pleasant
our
lately heathen, still later
But the work here il
of
there
you.
abundant
an
home under
a
with
always
the poor natives of
of strange
sects
our
Jesus
best field of labor.
home
home work,
rational,
our
Missionary
a
Church,
disci-
ples.
to
Foreign
Christ's
value in
and
is, and I
feeling
discouraging
posterity
preached.
department, Commissary, Hospital,
encoun-
of
have the choice of
easy
has
to
They prefer
schools
for
where
except
like
elegance
Hence
classes.
provided
more
People have
society of those
not
often attend poverty.
ous
sheep."
and His
offensive aspects
squalid,
the refinement and
assigned,
?
men
They do
lovest
highest,
my
of
souls
find the poor,
nei, with
among
This land,
powerful
unaccordant with
so
lor the
preference
the rude,
Feed
"
in Christ
views
common
natural
no
find
followers
earnest
the
we
been
having
Hawaii
labor
things.
tenderest,
this
of
to
we
blessed in this,
greatly
are
most
peculiar
find
to
darkness.
even
are
The poor ye have
quercd
gives
of
Where
likely
are
precious
work for Thee."
then,
are
poor
service.
all doc-
if thou
Then,
The
not
this
prevalent
; patiently
me
give
how
ible how
neither poverty
me
For the poor His
Gospel is
home
and prized—" my
Peter,
lambs."
my
Christ.
Uive
|
With Agur,
garments.
"
1865.
JULY,
especially, Lord,
am to
poor,
blessed
lambs, the little children, the weak and ignorant
The
Inspired
Not
He
weakest,
poorest,
most
of
of these
first.
at
his
the Chris-
settle
one
to
Oecumeni-
tonics
and
test
Catholic
mighty
my lambs."
sheep,"
my
riches, if 1
proof
to
Satan's
on
grand
vast
Not
?
divergences
is
that
legislate for
anticipate
to
it
a
over
to
and indite
ages,
Theology
rule
lo
Is it
fulfill, in
to
the assault
preside
cal councils ?
contrite
dearest service
head
His
ardent devotion
What is
best and
the
as
his
task
greatest
of his affection.
"
before Him in
to
the
riches, but
nor
blood-
See
ascend.
to
disciple standing
love, and He
one
ready
at
wrought,
all
flock
of
Spirit
labors
finished, His
is
The
"
And when
His
ministry,
sacrifice
bought,
pbor.
of the
upon Him."
and
tent
away
may well pray,
we
the intrinsic value
on
I'KIK.NU.
cast
the
lo
all outward incidents and
ihrough
penetrates
Sav-
especially
came
that Divine
was
the
of
origin
Divine
mission, that He
ior's
t
shape
weak and
ignorant inmoulding life of the
daughters
of civilization
in form their souls.
Let
�FRI X IN
TOE
seek
us
them from their birth
the
Irail lives from
which
rance,
said
are
and
destroy
to
quence
who smile
than
more
half the children born.
doing
ply
their
labor
homes.
to
is the
family
The
What will become of
ing Churches
unless
••
trained up in the
Is
it
not
give
must
lambs—the
races, are
presiding
vital,
most
lands
that
sex
are
in this laborious work.
now
of these
or-more
girls
them in the
schools, training
our family
virtue and domestic
practice of Christian
in
the
is
race
in
throw
to
it
our
In
of
hands,
skill.
and
g;:od
practice
works
to
ones
love them.
and little
noble
in Sab-
labor,
you
and
try your
your
apprenticeship
Take these
Learn how
to
Learn how
to love Christ's
poor
Then when
your hands are
hearts
matured, and
workers,
count
you
may
and call
you
motion,
the
to
of
worthy
to
work is
foreign
higher
the
to
go
you
perhaps
few
DM a
beware ot
striving
b:j rich,
to
rather be rich
.shamed
to
or
in faith.
follow Christ,
lut among the
lowly
by
not
this
Let
striving
Shall
us
for
give,
we
choosing
askance
be
our
on
them.
I'liirish them with kindly affection and greetChurch
A
ing.
loved aud
home
cared
where
the
poor
for—where
they
welcome—but
looks and averted eyes,
barren Church,
diant
song,
with
and
though
is
a
her
are
not
are
find
by
no
cold
dying Church,
Sanctuary
with
light, and tuneful
echoing wiih eloquent
When Christ's poor
self
repelled
are
left
out
be
a
ra-
sweetest
service.
Christ him-
)f the
us
live
cndlcs.
more
life
It
than
is
we
the
tlieui.
Gospel
it.
And
missionaries since
and
the
will all the
so
text, for
days
vine Master
do in view
of little
that this
it
gave
commission
limited
limited
to
them.
Gospel
to
make known the
is
both its
seen
nnd their
the
at
other
the other
is
one
the
to
same
received
having
the
world.
same
The love and
come
news
Paul's
by
anything, anyhow,
The
do ?
can
reply
touching endearment
me
rather
put it,
loving
into all
ihe world
cation.
It is the
the
After
do.
duty
to
that
calling
in
net
to
lhe
but in
;
| tory
I those
i
| the
found
as
as
show
that it is
to
is
enable
not
not
plan would
present
the Christian's
have
object
is
privilege,
to
his
show
that
highest joy
work.
engage his whole soul in this
I. This
may be
case.
natures
to
It is
desire
excellence of
one
seen
one
to
first
from the
of the instincts of
perpetuate
who i» dear
the
name
to us—one
our
and
who
"
This
j were
the
a
of
*
happy
upon
*
*
lam
what
quite
at a
belong
if 1
Though,
as
Paul
was,
experience. I should
out
ones
over
say
of nil of rhem
if
then
And
missionary.
peculiar
in
seen
promises
little foolish,
exclusively his,
and above the rest.
with the
always coupled
lam with
Lo,
precious
most
of
the
*********
privilege
of
is
the
to
the
seen
in the
fourth
Never
prophecies,
truly
privilege
we
"
was
there
than
a
be said, it is
to act—as
now
of the
triumphs
rapidly unfolding
could So
which
been the
this work is
portion
light
Never
) day.
the
glorious things of prophecy—those
pertaining
—a
nature
the
ones.
in the
more
histhat
you alway,even
end of the world," is perhaps the
i place
;
second
The
immortality
*
marked and the
IV.
of
been incom-
most
the
laborious in
missionary.
which is
the
uno
in
Gospel, whether in
Gospel.
own
my
any
'.commission,
; peculiar
teaching
be
to
to
one
him
he possi-
the
richest
were
:
as
plainest
That
his
most
of the
he would have those
to
so
to
the
engage in
knowledge
widely
allowed
! belonged
good
most
*
privilege
to
and-refer
there
takes.
seen
the
designate just
I peculiarly
If Christ had left any other
Gospel.
Our
al-
*
i the promises
appli-
ought
he
the
spread
far and
can
duty
This is but the
can.
plete.
he
why
next
have
of its
That
dying blessing.
a
uiipressof
truest
111. The
am
want
a
itself.
of the world, have died the
*
to
striking
nnd have left that upon record which
] bears the
loss
not
were
most
experience.
of
it
why
the Sav-
obey
foreign field, have
the
or
men
: deaths,
i
is
of
ac-
this bles-
scheme,
than it
more
privilege
one
nnd
the Church in every age shows
home
lit.
and
fact if it
contains
propagation
I happy
;
reason
Gospel
who have been
direct
a
to
In
from Christian
of
obeying i that
every Christian
which will
to
Gospel
I
Jesus.
unless
his
of
vastly
Savior has
a
endured, such
So that from the
see
very
we
of that
news
approriation
faith in the whole
command
jolac.e
the
hearty proclaiming
the
reb-
should
conditions of parSuch
we
came
repentant
have been
of its
of reb-
race
have been made
case
suf-
personal
a
it would indicatea
11. The
And
privilege.
privilege
ot
having
conditions the
to
let
most
Gospel
merely
universality
reasons
preach,
effectively
it is
of
duty of
Gospel,
and sufficient
of the
it
puts
duty
sense
indicated the
preach
bly
of
dying command
this
of that
the
preach
discourse —the
present
to
the
of
It gives
indicate the train of thought in the
let this
ready
all
dying request;
a
This
sense
grateful, loving
the
that I
and
island—proclaiming
to
peace !
last command.
dying
Savior, saying, "Go ye
and
creature."
Is
do ?"
with
dying bequest,
glorious
and
me to
comes
of
and af-
question,
anywhere
or
the
poor
friend—from house
to
high privilege
a
regnrded
want
ser-
on
of the
of belief in
pro-
all the wide
happily
most
indicated
Lord, what wilt thou have
there
to
joy experienced
of Christ is
reception
fectionately
"
good
the
gladness
all the world.
to
news
ior's
So that
of
proofs
nature
Beatitudes,
duty
pardon
the
best
all
to
easy
sufferings
offers of
to iso
pafdon
free and
perfect
should be
to
the
and entered the
their
the astound-
that death
jubilant joy
most
such
of
of
news
house—from island
sed
disciples, excepting Ju-
pardon
since
with it; and in those
from friend
gone
ceptance is the
ye
given
was
vice, there follows upon that the
claiming
Go
"
Gospel
And
prin-
same
mingle
which
with what exultant
died,
Enter ye
accepted,
One
upon the Mount of
disciples
the
If
be followed.
must
the
bid de-
the assassination of Presname
just penalty
of free
news
don and
any
were
perpetuity.
"
the
death, the
In that
strait gate," it also says
creature,"
every
and its
to
sorrows at
been connected
with the
part of the
a
Gospel.
preach
to
the
them
which says
all the world and
into
of
Lincoln—a
have
under
Gospel
that it is
Divinity
Gospel
same
els,
plain
to
of the
blessings
So
Apostles;
The Di-
was
which
few weeks
a
Church
and with lhe
;
the
Apostles
it
that
not
was
the
than
more
els
true
no more.
the
to
child.
of the
monuments
community
into this
sufferings
it
missionaries till earth
true
circumstances
such
old and prac-
of the
costlier
treas-
darling
a
untary death, and the intensest
every
preached
little
down-trodden of every
land was learning to
love ?
Now let that death have been a vol-
Go ye
to
have all the
so
redeemed and time is
is
an
Peter and Paul
practised
of the
departs.
Oh ! let
He said unto
along
the
in accordance with this
not
ident
of
good—monuments
j ing intelligence
Ebon, Murhliull l.ilaml*,
lit
preaeli
plum
subject.
cold, business
?
poor—look
Love the
An old and
tical
the
word.--.
closing
F. M..
in
the mouldering hand of time.
to
ferings
every
pro-
through
nnd
crowded
11M.
15.—" Aud
ihe
heathen.
social consideration which riches
us
:
are
home labor.
(Jmnt
that
of
blessed
these
mature
life-work.
trained, your
somewhal
approved
humble
may
hearis.
your
ones.
The gate
In
powers,
a
glorious
to a
you
Lord
the
part
training
most
us,
nemng,
das, upon the Mount of Ascension.
as
interesting
your
This shall be
little
a
opportunities
Christians.
young
other
many
let
the
are
patient, and, believe
labor for
for
day schools,
hopeful
most
real,
spe-
had
upon
well
as
B. ('.
the world and
all
in
prominent
Missionary system ?
this arduous work of family
and
into
true
Home
girls,
A.
itself all
it
see
dust
precious
it in the
see
it
was
M kHOataav
In the
ought
we
policy
more
a
schools for Hawaiian
bath
time that
definite
made it
and
subject,
ol thy
iiuiry
And
force into this
more
not
decided and
more
of
yet
Is
?
cial work
their
until
But
the land.
homes fill
moth-
guide
to
in-
knowl-
children.
shall teach others,
turn
Christian
we not
out; how
dying
and" train their
households
they
may have that
they
lack of which in Hawaiian
for
edge,
ers
that
so
dustry,
You
ciple
Sabbath
Church,
You
marble, beneath which is
of
or
the
i great
B.BYREV.SNOW,
G.
HtSst
and
We
beneficent power.
hundred
a
heathen
the
most
my breth-
Creature."
"feed-
spirit of the household,
doing something
We have
to
wu
trodden down by bru-
so
in Christian
But
tal lusts ?
is the
feeble,
ured
' sympathies
be
that
who, in
sex,
flowers
MISSIONS:
FOREIGN
street
June
the very weakest of the
"—yes,
tenderer
so
attention
particular
more
ON
Pert
nt
Makk xvi
reasonable inference
a
the lambs
ing
SERMON
Preach'il
"
of the Lord ?
him.
me."
unto
It shows
us.
mound, with its monumental surroundings of
done
to
by
pathway,
fiance
admonition
und
of these,
least
loved
life's
all
up
you have
as
se-
shall
children
nurture
treasures
is
or
shall
we
our wast-
effectually
more
we
that the
means
Irere,
Soon
Children in love
have done it
ye
51
1865.
lack
we
us.
Inasmuch
of the
one
unto
"
seed-ground of
the Church.
the
do lor His poor
ren,
it.
of life—the
very nursery
foundation of the State—the
cure
tho
it
on
whose love
Savior,
our
LV
then
us
re-construct
thoroughly
more
nurture
Lei
ruins.
frown
I
,
enjoyments
or
He shall say,
sup-
heathen
the
Among
institution is in
family
more to
spiritual
the lack of moral and
in
meet
we
Ictus be
especially
But
what
their
igno-
save
of maternal
perils
.1
I),
at
Gospel—
the
present
time in which
a
in
privilege
these
live.
Each breeze that «wc*p» the ocean
Bring* tilting* from afar,
Of nstions in rofrimotioo,
I'ripatsd fot Ziuu'j War.1'
to
it
live,
times
in
�THE
52
It
seen
being
is
and
more
clearly
more
Zion's conflict, Zion's
that the great conflict is
war.
has
horizon
distinctly
he
bow of
a
seen
It is
with
sees
dom is
That stone which
wavering.
enlarging
and
begin
the
ness
Both
We
fact show
and
terrible.
be
tun
can
to
The
that the
of
history
this world may become the kingdoms of
and
of His Christ with an awful
Lord
tism of
tions,
as
For
sacrifice.
of
nei-
punished beyond
existence.
blood
own
blood there is
the blood
I
their
be
must
the
without
not
see
of
shedding
I
Now
about
earnestly
field
no
After
it is
"Who
first,
prophecy, which
is
Lord
is
pride
that
of it,
your
in
ceiving
that you
of
are
carrying
And
I
And
dren
are
the
it
is
poor."
If
to
me
willing
to
the
surprising
of
to
me
Hawaiians alone.
to
meekness!
learning
so
one
pioneer
transfer the honor
to
are
that
sorry
of
of the
seems
becoming
that work
fathers
am
1
adjusts itself
comfortable share
a
willing
so
on
the
Verily,
to
of their chil-
many
have it
I don't know
so.
could appreciate it if I should tell you
you
that, when my
dear brother thought himself
as
the
and find
morrow
his last
among
the garden
It is
a
of
tens
by
should
be
(as
as
no
Put
gold
our
to
so
of
dug
slightly
sufferings
are
out
things
help
deprivations
in
one
would
to
worldly
be
as
scale, and
one to a
And
the
hundred, if
then look
at
to
think
call
me
antl
the
grand
mites of the
these
off when
for
their
rob it of
till
to
not
those who
digging
proportion
is
not
the great
it
has
Christ
Satan
it
played
can
a
shall
hardly
into the
astonished
were
But many hear that
ment
at
again,
all
till it
and
is
more
trust
in riches,
God."
year
I
to
will
some
of
brother
Damon.
been wonderful.
not one
to
of
the loss
of
the
day
to
light,
no
for
enter
that
them
press
Chil-
trust
in
but them that
into the
this
years
The
Kingdom al
Last
point.
But
they
to
the
1. deep
sun.
have
changes
have been
the meridian
there
changes
as
truly
of the
the dawn
For with
and gross
and
the baptism of the
and upon
brooding
like
us
we
grieve Him
our
hearts and be
in his
rejoice
Spirit
He
must
our-
upon
already
upon the
and
day
shall
fathers,
Let
!
is
Spirit
ua
rather open
filled with his
power, and
away
love.
Then
of the
spirit
'■
one,
seen we
shall
we
forth doubtful and despondent,
catch the
though
as
Master
it did
as
Brethren
of Pentecost.
is
The
fields.
our
evangel-
families, upon our Churches,
our
over
act
our
this
ere
of
whole Pacific.
but
not
go
shall
we
martyr Williams when
stood on Tanna's strmiil.
Anil with prophottc tire,
Told
nf th"
mighty band
the
Woulii join
Been Die
angelic choir.
the servants of
Then
rf
ßk>w
Mill
Who
Anil lot the
the
t*
tin'
Offal
Booths
m
sea
[lie Eternal Taffl*
blow,
niimrnts.
th* fI.H
111
|
nations kiiniv,
will ii"l
yield.
!Vc
Till the wide Pacific Iron
lii
.
tola
free,
Shall shout o'er Satan's kinsjiltiin
Victory I Victory ! ! Victory '. ' '
from
Letter
Remarkable
Micronesia.
I'.ffnis nf lightning
of Tides
iwni'im
—
Burning
Aji.'ension Island,
Mr Diab Bro, Damon
his
Star," speaks of
and,
a
little islet
Island.
visit
his
Singular j'hr
l lunch
Jan. fi, 1865.
:—Capt James,
of the last trip
report
—
»/' Mission
of
to
in
the
"Morning
Providence [■{.
between this
and
Strong.-.
You comment
am
astonish-
"
this
the
So Jesus put
rich,)
the interests
en-
words."
tenderly, laying,
ol it which
not come
upon his description
of the
appearance of violence by lire as likely to have been ihe work of internal lire.
I
heard a graphic view ol
you
from our
the Pacific
years in
forty
forty
And
his
at
late.
too
not
the past
next
"
saying with
hard is it
how
have riches
of God."
Kingdom
game.
he said,
when
clearly
they that
ob-
fathers
their several fields of
to
one,
But
selves, upon
sun
successfully.
and
hope
an
these
and feel and
see
were
Jesus.
accept
calling
the
I
nor
their
be
advise
knows
long
lhe stake
put
How
ter
solve.
cause
even
IS7O.
in
to
they lire satisfied ot their utter incapacity
this, is a problem I am Utterly
engage in
to
need to
our
those who
other
engage in any
to
We
arc
meetings will
ere
upon
throughout
I'll 11 nut.
one
groups
expectations
city
all may
developing
one
Wedding,
How
souls.
in this
return
religion
merchandise,
guest, except
'iited
and
ical
they
as
General
be desired, it will
far towards unitgo
their
that
are
of Hawaii nei,
series of
And from the islands of
may go, the
his
an!
hopes
Though
Here
bring
plead
far
of the
such
arrangements for
and brethren
ing
a
every
all the cori-
Your
instead
will be entered
ject
We
"
Pacific
My
the
While those who
to
riches (not them that get
and
pride.
wrought
light of it—praying
they
another
single
n
daughter
He
it
the
satisfy
will
only child.
defeat
ungiiriii
unable
"
effective
of Jesus.
have tasted this blessedness
or a
our
essen-
benighted post,
und make
farm, and
day
not
Mothers
be excused, that
own
that
unexpected quarters,
some
an
duty
they will
will
the altar and
to
sent to
pleadeth
his
shall
wrought through
be
are to
I, send me."
may be
to
been
the friends
hear from
first-born
see
the
more
offered in
have
things
love of
growing
am
more
instrumentalities, the
same
shall
in
the
the contribution box and prayer, and
through
the
be
may
wonders
such
be
Kedemption,
through
isles.
of
sons
ship will
from the different
be
to
are
definite
might
widow than
poor
be the
every
coral
inaugurated
some
the
of the world.
make
can
Our best
deep.
to
lhe song of
that the lirst of that
be
or
her few forlorn children from far off Mi-
labor.
on
to
the great
are
movements
that God
re-
hand, and
attention
your
doings
our
me
earnestness
one
those
cronesia.
these
The danger is that we
thousands which
While
unto
could
as
much of ourselves —think
too
to
only
this lost world
evangelizing
Let
dollars
tials
the
on
matters
long
echo and re-echo
to
with
[,
up
impressively
and
interest
dren,
all these
Nothing
see more
poor of
scale,
the Guano Islands for
in another
thousand.
of
us
build
minister
It is
as
far."
treatment we are
personal way.
a
and
j
from
shall
shall
because
of their coral reefs.
in Micronesia
gone
muck
so
me,
Because there
them.
and
and
you
sufferings and deprivations
have
a
be
for
as
the chances
out
that the
Micronesia for whom
the
are
The hulas and wild ruoios
the ;of this wide
will understand
be farther from my intent.
disciples
Christianity
our
truly
put it)
long years
the
to
turned aside
making money
is
his
his Banner cottage.
shame
some
Paradise,
this, that
was
on
be taken back and buried in
thousands in
Christ died
wake up
himself in
requests
body might
poor
might
the grave that he
so near
at
still greater things
their chosen
Divine Master allowed
the honor of
that work.
in
Gospel
exercise
that (he
sons
no
brother
Spirit
be allowed, it
to
might
field
because He hath anointed
the
ever
you
The
"
thy
Ere
God.
! i dors of
Meetings,
of Tar-
ships
sons
as
and
"Surely
strangers
trust none
complaining
as
cloud
a
as
of the
monsters
exchanged for
sit::to be
Such
day.
and the
me,
of
sons
But I
two
loving spirit
the
says
me
upon
preach
to
me
that
fly
beau-
catch him better,
can
coadjutors
ocean.
j living
and read of the
Prophets
with the
the
this
deadlier wound than those who bat-
a
and ablest
things
closet and
of the latter
bring
to
the
the
Gilbert Islands.
earth
with
to
go
isles shall wait for
"And
to
one's
to
None
always
not
and a bethel, and
expensive |I missionary packet
will be vocal with the
islands be- j: Island
praises
in such
their windows ?"
in all
It is
to
these that
arc
to
shish
Gospel
the
'■ tie
Satan is
length through
slimy
tiful Pacific.
gross dark-
deep and
a
But
sea.
less
a
being engaged
refreshing
forget
devoted compan-
to return
poor
on
beautifully
more
?
devoted
my
carrying
for
way
craft, and
cheaper
a
roll his
to
patience
more
the
upon
gone
long discussions and correspondence
We
poorer
a
Micronesia
field of labor, those
know of
find
you
ness
the Guano
deposits,
have
might
we
Islands, and
upon the
inflict
have
with the
cor-
report
where
you,
equally
and his
so
to
why
me
to
long
can
than
commercially
ion
it
put
the wide world
Bingham
that
them,"
to
I
then
hopeful things.
glo-
redemption
of
evangelists
Jesus himself, if the
mystery
of the
that
ships
down beside those muck
work of
of John learned that fact from
disciples
rectly.
one
Gospel preached
The poor had the
The
was
in the work
things
rious
"
think that it
to
as
Islands,
other.
I used
noble
as
comparative
aton-
remission of sins.
no
Micronesia
thee."
na-
far
as
thy walls, and the kings
bap-
Since
accept
such, be
as
temporary
own
but that their
ing
not
our
atonement for their sins,
an
they,
can
their
will
such,
as
Calvary
ther
and of. blood.
sufferings
of
kingdoms
teaches that the
past four years
|
legitimate
so
many missionary packets
coral reefs in
have been stranded upon our
doves
the
All
!
followed,
honorably
When
incoming glories
con-
life
to
down with the old
proph-
and fitness of their parts.
adjustment
may
proportions
know.
yond.
mov-
with tolerable minute-
to trace
prophecy
flict
was cut
and
fact, and from fact
to
king-
fill the earth is
to
mighty power.
prophecy
from
ecy,
wonderful
to
with
on
ing
But it is evi-
view that his
of the mountain and is
out
violence, for
terrible
of
point
the Devil
true
that his time is short.
dent from every
less
more or
promise
it.
upon
his work
doing
is
the
the darkest cloud that fills
Even
and exposure
ships
business and
IS«S
JULY,
FRIEND.
all
darkness
it, but
in
the
of
on
months
tearing up
Soon after
I
was
startled
hy
a
our
terrific
house
must
afterwards,
I
perhaps
told
me
On
asking
it was
the
all
you
ground
left here,
night
from
been •struck,
right.
working
came
some
such
|ust
the
one
have
when
torn, splintered,
dead.
soon
clap of thunder.
examination found
mangroves, near by,
patch of trees, of
acre,
report
lightning;
here.
lSli],
I thought
but
of
and
trees
slumbers
j my
his
was
ellects
common
July,
read
not
particularly about
that it
impression
was
first
my
falling
did
have Baked him
to
simply
are
1
sorry
enough
a
upon
a
the
little
quarter of
thrown
the natives tho
lightning,
Some
in
an
down, all
cause,
they
I cannot
say
�11l
why
so
a
single
Any
destroyed by
only
tree
ot
our
making nearly
fifteen
some
is made
for
salt
these
Island
the
over
in
growing
grass
not
are
natives
run-away
and
in
unlike.
1
Providence
on
clouds rather
the
have blamed
about it.
or
prairies
those
on
swamps
plain
remains
than
old Pluto for their alarm.
how much
remember
gut
day
to
This is the
place—that is, day
tides low.
The
July.
tides
were
of
has been
in
tide
high
and fresh
least
foot.
one
how
or
knowing,
I
decreasing.
freak of the
whether
with
its
or
tides
our
In
instance of
another
the low tide mark
of
dragging
Feb. 2t>.—And
If
pranks.
one
up,and
killed
ing
his
regions
do
if
as
on
tire
al
ces,
and
that
our
come
mi
will
us
doubt
last
so
much
high chief,
year.
a
worse
than
his
here
up, you may
ing
of
our
Church
we
is
could
one
hope,
here, if he
wicketlness
Oh
!
what
a
building,
a
was
sure
more
over
we
on
see one
of it is
pickets
that
a
deed ?
he does
of his
bis
did
over
desperate
last
not
out
not
yet
we
to come.
constantly,
net
brighter
a
day
and the Devil will
Star
the
to
is
we
is
We
knowing
Hitchcock,
two tours
left.
Four
We
Slavery
favored
A. Sturges.
vited
teach any
not
declines
to
proceed
to
to
expects
make
to
proposes
of the
survey
Be-
of
craters
great
Kilauea and Haleakala.
Readers
during
sermons
he
leaving, however,
accurate
to
Mr.
the Col-
at
but
year,
He
longer.
Oahu
at
expects
service
good
the past
during
retain
Honolulu.
in
school
he
as
people
to
has licen in-
professorship
vacant
has declined,
has done
Brigham
Beckwith
Mr.
private
a
open
an
several
the
to
College, but
going
arc
the United States via China and India.
of Honolulu have
people
with
of Mol-
Paris,
learn that the
to
Hilo
at
their teachers.
fore
The church-going
not
Beckwith, Mr.
Mr.
as
and Miss
glad
are
Molokai and
lege
H.TheRev.SPaeofonrkm1eor'nsstJune.
been
mistake in
grand
a
youth
Hilo,
of
We
to
the past month,
of the
out
a
by
sermon,
occasion
of
the
the
ordinary
The month
upon the sabbath.
Rev.
method
the
of
Englander,"
"New
a
of the
the
view,"
Mr. Parker,
President
of
appointment
on
Johnson, of
This
er.
sermon was
II
And when he
the
of Humiliation and
Day
from
Church,
'•
a
his
Lord
preached
in Fort
God,
prayed
him, and
unto
himself
again
And
supplica-
Jerusalem
to
Then Manasseh
kingdom.
that the Lord he
he heard his
him
tions, and brought
into his
knew
articles
in
allow
mon
It
to
us
in
present
full,
a
was
our
or
readers with this
our
well written and
ser-
extracts.
turned
beautifully
ing
some
ing
to
for
weeks
object
to
was
show,
"how and why Cod afflicts nations."
is
It
seldom that the
but
ing
a
does
preach,
Those
guage,
which
efforts
hi-
with
acquainted
often
they
sermons
in
easy flow
speak
of his
is favored with
leave
tlie
of
and
to
find
periods
is
not
lan-
still
sure
keep
our
the hour
The
American
ground
leading
Review,"
against
States and
for
war
England
in
April,
some
Sydney.
learn that the
to
has been
of Hana,
of Education
to
a
by
Rev.
appointed
Professorship
Prof.
Samuel
Alexander.
The Ladies'
ety
recently held
ing,
and
ing
the
Strangers'Friend Soci-
year
meet-
Dur-
for another year.
rc-organized
past
anniversary
its 13th
the
Society
has
ex]>ended
"
about $450.
Andrews' Hawaiian Dictionary is
for sale
the
the
at
book
of
possession
It
store.
should
foreigner
every
now
be in
upon
the
his
the
The
George
has
Chaplain
received letters
Dunbar and James
K.
for
Hussey.
interrupted
Abraham Lincoln's
"North
takes
between
glad
Lahainaluna, vacated
at
those Islands
or
"
New
profit
when
the
on account
Bishop,
by the Board
and memoranda.
article
are
for
route
en
at
vessel bound to Auckland
We
S. E.
Morning Star
"
board the
on
spend-
Islands.
to
listening
language,
native
by manuscript-notes
Hawaiian
(Might
in
enter-
subject have
who has been
Gilbert Islands,
the
he
appreciated.
are
the
experience
the
English speak-
Parker, but whenever
.Mr.
by
sermon
community
of the
portion
same
the Islands, is expect-
upon
Zealand, hoping
poetical
and
references
Mr. Parker's
Catholic
English Quarterlies.
Presbyterian clergyman
not
eloquent discourse,
were
apt historical
extracts.
lengthy
with
even
paragraphs
some
limits will
narrow
Re-
York,
the Hawaiian
on
Reformed
the
New
in
We learn the Rev. Mr. Hall, the Irish
English
God."
was
the
Articles upon
prize.
Theological
quarterly
lengthy
Islands, and
besought
humbled
before the God of his fathers.
greatly
find
will
and
Presbyterian
33:12—13,
in affliction, he
and
street
"
published
appeared
Chronicles
was
Pray-
in New Haven, Ct., and
Quarterly published
opened with
"
seem
are
glo-Hawaiian
okai.
very
Church.
A.
the
the Board of
honestly think
to come.
dawning.
Your brother,
We
?
fall.
soon
have
during
work
continuing in pay such Educators of the An-
greatest
If you hear of a
side of the world, I am
here, and
trust
"
"
native schools
admirable
an
Education has made
brightening
arc
have made
since the
admitted
been
it allowed
nlive, and still threatening.
Dixie
have
flames
We
firebrand
or
the other side of the world, and the burn-
deeds, and,
of the Island
with
gothic Church,
as
little
multiplying.
doing
over
what I did
through
go
been
on
The
bright.
and
comment-
drunken revel, should
hard here,
to
me
School, and the several
college
Pu-
at
Honolulu Free
School,
Royal
the
The
reports.
Oh!
Ponape
how it is
not
had
hear
one.
We regret that
playing
with his torch and commit such
dies
and
anil in such circumstan-
in
in
not
when, and
neigh-
our
Gazette,
past year.
Shall
on
All around the Island the prospect
your inference!
needed, why
knows
only
to
bell!
of that fire ?
and
should
we
morn
done aching
such another edifice
see
almost
wait
we
toned
get
but the earth
such
was
hearts
our
such full
given
re-
times do I
and
columns if
our
Advertiser
much
as
along
evening.
Why
cost,
us
the idea that the
of that
great
ago
such
Devil
The
nobody,
do
gladly
nahou,
many
sweet
sad desolations
get that
another.
and if you, in
by fire,
Let
all around sc.orchedand
trees
that.
was
erected
as
could furnish the heart
weeks
four
the
just
comes
report, suggest
that robbed
capers
to
year
has been
Capt. James
say
he report
below have been stirretl
Hell only
up
something
now
Neptune
nobody
so,
to
discover that
us
year
months hence and finds
torn
on
depression
varies from
canoes
old Pluto and
"
cannot
give
of
this
on
geologist
lest
the
I
low tides
at
keep
1 think the former is.
!
that
notice in
one
"
porch,
have been
past month there
several school examinations, which
bors, the
little
And when the Sabbath
of
will
back
native
eating
do before the
to
How
!
our
get
was
means
eye
cutting
geologist why,
elevation of lands."
Our flats
is
two
meantime, will
the
and
Pluto
no
now to
have my
tides.
Sol
tell the
me
it is
long
shall
astrologer
the
you ask
streams,) says
annual increase
1852, I have
before
on
going
may have
to
the
O"During
hope
at
53
...
not
was
water
long this
How
feet.
I
while,
a
wife antl the
till
door step
My old neighbor, Mr. Cook, (whose
is his tide mark, and entirely away from all
currents
when
nnd
mats
instinctively
sound
in
My mark for
at
how
comes,
It is
for
Morning Star !
it there !
fancy
there
time
1555,
December by
reached last
"
from
out
Cod
fires
from
here)
landing
December,
on
But that Church
look
the
IS <>
again.
us
upon
more
dear
we
of the
the
11, Y.
J
December
since which
gradual falling off.
a
night
are
ones
succeeding year
our
year
1859 ;
about 1858 or
tides
day
the
that
night
and
high
extreme
each
higher
(the
1852
the
noticed
have
takes
opposite
are
high
extreme
December, and
I
tides
night.
at
is north of the
sun
the
south
high
very
when the
case
when it is
line;
but
day,
be
no
least
at
would—as
during your
tune
tide rises
That was in June, when the
visit.
but little in the
in
bothered
were
we
here in the
about
food,
turn
!>.
We shall lind it pretty difficult
ever
the tides
You have heard something about
You
them.
of these parts, not to say seen
be
along, sleeping
This furrow
yards..
and
plow,
a
radius of
a
will
will
least.
uplands.
furrow of
lightning,
water
think the
there
traveled much
twenty
freaks
Lightning
the enemy
when
half circle, with
or
no
years,
water
be the
to
a
the
by
or
on
11. \
Fit
single stroke,
Western States has wondered
what seemed
at
a
is rent
who has
one
prairies
in this salt mud
trees
many
.diould be
ti
the
strong
Now,
there need be
There
is
bama and other Confederate vessel
a
be
upon the
compelled
1861.—
bloodshed
no
course,
in
the present aspect of
it.
I
am
or war.
not
in
and I may say in ad-
that there will be
it be forced
it will
Opinion
necessity for
no
favor of such
United
the Ala-
of
affairs
vance
of
in my view
no
bloodshed unless
Government, and then
to
act
in
J,
�rll IN •,
TII X
54
Rutland;
Village," Again.
Native
"Our
D.
••
Breathes there
a man
with soul so Head,
said
Who never to himself hatli
native
This Is my own, my
ne'er
Whose heart l.stli
Hand
Ross,
Boylston
Win.
Murdoch,
ithtn him burned.
w
From wandering Otfa f ni>,'n filriuid ?"
In
remarks
New
of
issue
our
few
June 1, 1864,
England
usual
mail
in
and
exchanges,
the Boston
little
born.
were
remarks
our
our
gen-
Rogers,
glancing
over
JEgis tf
don
for
us
course,
We
Transcript.
ica
made
and
ships,
that
have
we
done,
French
and
political
of Rev. Dr.
understand
lhe
by
visit
a
when
ing,
of
at
he
of
and the
barrel
of
him
with
young
flour
on
elegant
an
a
purse
up
other
about
two
Deacon Newell Moore made the presentation of the
money,
priate remarks
J.
Mr.
H.
sponse.
pleasant
the
was
occasion
The
one
to
was
mark of
and
regard
faithfully
so
over
the
well
de-
[surrender
news
words
:
"
is
a
war,
even-
by
the
cannon,
and
Paine
from
of
joy
of
On
Sab-
preached
the
a
following
fallen, is fallen." The
choir
responded
the
to
sermon
in
the
with
hearty
a
March 28th, Mr.
the U. S.
was
in
Cyrus M. Perry,
Senior Class in the
N. V.,
held
council
Union
Holden,
of
Theological
ordained
as
Sem-
Chaplain in
Army.
Invocation and
Wm.
his
and
excellency
the
of
Strange
just.
Reading of Scriptures by
Phipps,
Paxton;
Sermon
;
by
Or-
Prayer by Rev. Clarendon Waite,
remarks
may
have
better understanding
and
Republican system of America
lous, but her real
The
America
ligious privileges fully equal
State establishment
is worked
tem
The
very
town
centre
and
by
;
the
those ol
I"
erage
ol
of
of
the
there
people
school
any
sys-
there the peo-
;
It
has
Congregational
From the
a
rich
two
and
incorporation
Yew months.
nor
chanics,
of
an
captured,
poor,
but
a
religious
a
resident
The
sworn
Treason.—Jeff. Davis,
of 1858, in
in
the
Faneuil Hall, pro-
anathema upon traitors and
trea-
be remembered, now that he
to
and the leaders banded with
to
to
him
overthrow
support, and which has
It
them their welfare.
to
mind than
my
oath
to
the
for the
lhe
welfare of the
none more
retains
mental reservation that he will
he has
principles
the
which
;i
crime
himself
to
a
upon the
war
maintain, and up-
the
low
too
It is
assembly.
self-respect
each
general
of
protection
the
of the Union."
part ol
compact
sue
It is
"
this
to
sworn
property-rights,
takes
binding
defence and
other—yet
:
odious
Constitution—the
States
common
as
invoked
officer who
public
a
between
compact
other
the traitors
there is
support
they
given
traitors six short years ago
"Among culprits,
the
in such words
was
chiefof
these that the
would
one
to
be named before
which
with
no man
commit.
ever
To
swear
that he will support the Constitution —to lake
office which
an
tions
belongs
of
injuring
which he is thus
to
may
many
confidence of
relaa
sis
it
the Slates of
representative,
honorable in
cowardly
of its
to use
portion of
a
the
everything
wound
in
States, and
all the
to
means
the
man.
is
trea-
It is
a
attack of him who gains
another,
in
order that
he
him."
av-
societies—
town
Church.
in 1741
Jeff. Davis'
time, for
now
Opinion in
compromise
is
now
1861.-The
psist,
determined to maintain our
make all who oppose
us
and
we
position,
ar<-
and
smell Southern gun-
powder and feel Southern
steel."
lawyer, except
people
thrifty
th* brave."
sacrilegious attempt
the
of the old
Baptist
of the
"i
sacred edifice of the Constitution which
base and
m
Massachusetts.
towns
in
are
districts.
Tin- land .if tin- to*),
language
in the
son
situated
is
Holden
the State
the three hundred
Bay State.
is
of
re-
unwieldy
and
'-.',OOO inhabitants, about
contains
for
people
to
rule und govern for themselves.
ple
a
peculiar
There the Church
the world.
from.a cumbersome
free
in
son
an
arrived
enjoy civil, social, political
other part of
glory
and rural
what makes America
sire
summer
seem,
countries
the
do believe
we
well-governed.
and
strength
Aii'l the boto*
on
enjoy blessings
may
themselves, but
is
These
to
than any
other
of
people
common
and
flourishing villages
author.
other European
or
towns
cities great and popumay possess
are
the Democratic
of
States
loyal
such rural
villages,
confusion
system
it
to
appears
it
religious
as
the
inspiring
Airierico
Eng-
because
and
American
and
pleasant
thousands of
departed
other
many
throughout
that
are
had
These
civil
of parents,
a
the
in
New
township
the
hasp,"
numld'enß
well-ordered
the
interest-
of
ol
u
mortal
town-
from
persons
free."
of
it has been without
Rev. Seth Sweetser, D. D., Worcester
daining
the
of
people,
ninny
a
Jeff. Davis on
A
In the American
at a
singing
a
:
The native
to
this French writer
It
Holden.—By
Rev.
the
patriotic
amen.
inary,
independent
on
he
upon
Friday
dwellings.
the
joined
America,"and
sentiments of
last
firing
sermon
Babylon
congregation
those
sesit
their
to
morning, Rev. Dr.
'•
as
Holden,
from the
the illumination of their
interesting
is
and nations
Richmond,]
ringing
very
him,
estcem,froin
ing, gave expressions
of bells, the
bath
to
served.
receipt of the
of
"
weal."
eminently
years, and
Holden.—The citizens of
the
common
re-
Pastor
as
It is also
thought
the
has been disseminated with
ing the greatest number
organization
The reverend
says
"
wo-
pleasant
a
counties
secede
for the
purpose
skill,
admirable
for
exceedingly
an
thirty-two
compliment extended
the
serves
has
for
feeling
a
all concerned.
gentlemen has officiated
Church
spokesman
made
Dr. Paine
approdonors, and
the
in behalf of
Wright
the ladies.
Tocqueville
Dc
with
accompanied
for
counties,
to
and
men
It is
a
was
and
parents,
nounced
land is attached
hundred dollars.
grand
institutions of Amer-
right
in
buried all that
State from the Union.
a
townships, power
a
labor
make
such
M here heaves the JUrf
■•
form
more
no
there
wood and
to
has
county than
The
dressing-
hand-sled, and
articles, all amounting in value
viz:
Here is the founda-
Republican
Townships
ship
even-
ladies drew him
a
besides donations of
were
Thursday
all
annually, and
and possess those
name.
among
our
rich,
or
virtuous, indus-
are
to
in
pride
great
town-
These officers
form States, and States the Union.
surprised him
presented
was
presented
gown,
on
friends
thought that
there
in
meet
Poor, &c.
the
gratuitously.
part
tion of the
and
men
govern
religious
own
town-officers,
their
choose
chosen
New
a
hundred dollars in money.
over one
ladies
his residence
They
Africa,
to
a
It is
people
the
worthy of
her
ica.
Holden,
They
teachers and pay them.
most
Paine, in
The
people
intelligent, patriotic,
kindred.
select their
to
Several have
little
some
other virtues which go
*
with
Township.
England
not n
have gone
many
States.
because it is
because the
the
on
presented
here
are
Republican.
themselves.
but
lies
New
a
Overseers of
Dc
parishioners
Samuel Warren.
woolen-mill,
Meyers'
honestly take
town, not
trious,
Adams;
Selectmen, Town Clerk, School Committee,
writer,
organization
John
from Lovettsville
road
town
in the Western
native
Knowlton, Gates Chap-
new
the
England Township:
Holden.—The
of
eminently
are
must
person
As-
town-
or
understand America, says
a
a
Our readers
picture
meeting,
such villages,
keen-sighted
Tocqueville,
civil
up of
to
and
great
par-
it should be remembered that Amer-
yet
is
Goddard,
town
From that
We
W.
J.
Sawyer;
Poor, Charles Knowl-
of
We do not, of
them.
interest
same
Alfred
Princeton Koad.
readers will peruse them
our
&
write.
is
who is unable to read and
Selectmen,!
Metealf;
Committee,
build
to
native of the
confident there
are
as Missionsirirs—to
Turkey,
Damon;: gone
to China, and among tho Indians.
Isaac
Chsimberlsiin,
Howe.
S.
School
;
Howe
met
readers will
our
publishing
suppose
with the
and
hope
we
Church
George
Voted
with the following short editorials respecting
Holden, and
C.
Treasurers, Charles
man
Boylston.
Clerk,
Isaac Damon, Nathan Howe, Austin
sessors.
to
and
Spy
setts
West
Sumner
Broad,
ton,
received
we
the Massachu-
Congregntionalist,
Ira
H.
by Rev. A.
We
spectable.
Rev. j
Concluding Prayer by
settle
;
Win.
Moderator,
Paine,
candidate;)
the
Fellowship
Flagg ; Overseers
of
by many
the last
By
we
know that
to
read with interest
were
eral readers.
our
where
town
made
we
a
of
(pastor
of
Hoi.den.— Town
Holden, the
respecting
We have occasion
D.,
Right
P.
Rev. Wm.
by
*
his footsteps hi' liath tiirnril.
home
As
lanrl
Charge
Holden,
1865.
JULY,
arc
neither
farmers and
intelligent, quiet, orderly
and
me-
re-
Population
ries
on
of
the Pacific,
Slates, 695,000.
the States and Territo-
belonging
to
the
United
�IKIKMI,
IHK
smith.
MOTT
J.
11.
W.
ol
corner
K.
Kan
M.
Maltee's Mock,
«6t)-ly
55
.
ADVERTISEMENTS-
SAILOR'S
SKVI'.ItANCK,
AND
HOME!
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Fire-proof Store,
I).,
coiner
Uacini and
■
Imiuaimair
8 I 5
,
I
XC>ANr33I3X«..
Hotel Streets.
lIOII'M ANN,
and fiuviumi,
Physician
vii.l
I
.
t
X>aJXM-VXsfea'jr*.
OlHce
I<L 1
ADVERTISEMENTS.
.ADVERTISE Mi KWTS.
me.
J
Ql
r>»»
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KobinxoiiN
BTSIB,
KK.N
HONOLI
at
Will cmitinuc husniess
the
Knililini;,
1.1.
stand.
new
l-l-ly
.-
st.\n<;i;nwali>,
ii.
New
York
City
Dispensary
Medico-rbirurKlcßl'. ullage, and
ol the
IwawsaSSStlSociety
(HTOCKBBOK
;
|
At his late
OIHc •at the
comerof
of K.
0. Ball, Bag.
W.
4*S-ljr
\
M.
WKTMOKB,
11.
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nf
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j j JJj
at
| NEXT
CoMWeUoi
Law.
"I
DOOIt
'BK
MaaU
A.mbrot'fpM,
4 ''°- |>
veawls
hud
On
and Doinmlarioo
ship Chandlers
assortment
nstantly on baud s full
Merchandise.
Keel
ol vVhakrs and Merchant
or merchandise. iur the supply
Aluo fur
jj
Navßt
' hsNMLM,
■t
lue. Honolulu. 11. 1.
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c;iu
aaßßßanV**.
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Honolulu
IsM
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11.
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a
of
"'I
varh'ty
Hi-
picture?)
tin-
ialamla
other
Mori nnd
I
at
tho Oal-
md IOHM.
iliiintr-itttifjI*
or in
iv|or-»,
wishing
in
Uiulhm>.
Tobin, Bros, k 00.,
Wilcox, Richards * i)«. II
they wish copied
—
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written
om
Booth******!
pwahm
om
U CHABK.
«n
and
1866.
picture
caatrt
with
Mrs.
CASTLE
|
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AT
Manafrert.
FLITNER'S
N.
in
Establishment,
J found
j
THE
Watch
Kaahumanu
Laws
and
Jewelry
street, will
be
following works:
lhe
Alntaniicks
COOKE,
*
MILLER,
MARINER.
4(JJ-3m
pt rmis-i'iM.
6
Premises.
AND INSTRUMENTS FOR
|
i
the
for
1862.
Merchant's, Hhipmastcr'sand
i
Bow Yort
Mr.
HOOKS
uirinner.
$6
do.
on
Honolulu, April 1,
Ptotagrtvpha. I
Card
for
picture
MOM I.v ymliiiK *OJ
do.
lluths
••
■•
IT.
i
"
Uwton, lag.,
0. T.
Weld ft Kmm
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at
do.
Uozrn.
per
%'i
do.
Shower
.
Th.
l)ici,iiij..n, Bsq...Uhaina
O.W. Brook**;
lal
-
table, with lodging, per week,.
Stamens'
Fntmti and Ohmch.
<>f
(
Sponsor, 5b0j.........UU0 :
Meltorr*; Merrill, Sao Francisco
"
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k
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lVylliiv.Hi.il.
C
X
&•?
Vi-.it*-,
ilr
tHortment
Ofiiccis'
Pictures,
tho cnpk'B ratamed with promptness.
i*.
-ttaWaaUMOl
mi
Locket
the city.
plaix in
any
Photographs i'f'tt'iK'li'il, i»i;iiii
WATERHOUSE,
JOHN THOS.
SB*
ii
*'-»-''~~
Kini*n Kamtlery, )ili'iLngr;iphn nfthe Volcano Kiluun,:W'' fire
'
Pespta
in
'af SltiL
j
LARGER I'Htl-
MHalnotypi'n,
fel
M
taken us cheap
<Vf., &C,
i'uril VitfiirllfM.
& CO.,
RICHARDS
L.
t>
Mn'iusufi
TO TIIK POST-OFFICK.
ili-VISITK AND
CAUTKS
tognpfca.
|
General
Merchants, dealers la
Mechanic's Assistant
of the Sea.
The Ait
ol'Sailniiiking.
—ALBO—
FOR
AGENTS
.'ulu.
Ship'B Compaescs
and Dividers.
Mast-hoad Glasses
and Marine
Chronometers and
Chronometer Watches.
381-ly
—AUM) —
B.
«ri
J. B.
CASTI.B.
I:..
A TIII.
A.mih.
H.
Wheeler & Wilson's
I'lilK It
Telescopes.
—ALSO—
COOKE,
I'ASTlii; »V
tlenernl M-rchunts
sue the
in the Fireproof
Store,
Stp St, oppti.
Kink
SEWING MACHINES!
—also—
BeaJßOa* Chapel.
AlswO
English
AHEXTS
r'OR
j TUMI IS
Dr. Jaynes Celt-hrated Family Medicine*.
Wheeler A/ Wllsoxr*
Tlv Koaahs
The Now
Sawing Machines,
KiiKlaml
The New York
j Bewing
Mutual l.ifo Insurance
Marino
Security
Insurance
Marine
Company,
; and
Company,
ahove all
pris*;
at the
premiums,
of
PARIS in 18*51,
«
A
r.
J. M. Biu(;er «y (*<>.,
C.
BREWER & CO.,
W.-w
old 18,660, whilst the Wheeler
—IvP.FHII TO—
.lon*. M. Hood, Ksq.,
Charlkh
A.
Urbwkb,
Pltlßrit,
MRsana.
Chas.
Bri,
Manas*. Pbrlb,
same
11
CHi.iba"
Co.,
**Ssw*aw>.
WHLCOTT BROOKS, W. FtUNK LADD, EDWARD F
and
Hiinckon?.
Hiubkii. A Co
Manila
300
California,
Htrcct,
FRANCISCO.
ALSO, AGENTS OF
111X
Francisco & Honolulu Packets.
i San
SHIPPING AND
.
Co.,
IUI.L.JK.
BROOKS k CO.,
W.
I HIS.
&
Auctioneer*,
VMM
tt
#
Ksq., (
rating
period.
Kxnminc.
SAl¥
j
ft
nnd
Call
Pins,
AND
Wilaon Company, of Bridge
Boston.
McRrKK At Merhii.i.,
PCBTAO
*
made and sold 19,725during the
(CrPlruiir
Ksq., ,
Wolcott Brooks),
Msuss.Wß.
ort,
Now York.
Ksq.,l
repairing
and
Commission merchants
0. Perkhie, Norwalk, <>~
W'ilsou 11. t-nii.ti, Connecticut,
N. S.
Honolulu. Iliiliu. 11. I,
.1 AMEa IItNN'KWKI.I..
given
to
j7r3rMERRILL
'•
M. tlrcenwood Jt <*0,, Cincinnati, 0.,
Shipping Merchants,
articles, including
~
Clias. \V. Ilowland, Delaware,
Commission &
to tha
Breast
York,
M
Finkle k Lyon,
useful
Chronomoters.
Company, liwwwha
The Parker OowPstM, Connecticut,
rAMTKK
articles
&c.
Particular attention
Tho (irover & Baker Company, Boston,
Honolulu
Honolulu.
other
—AND—
ornamental
Many
The Florence
khshman rECB,
of
variety
Rings, Cups, etc.,
this Machine is found in the
tin—
In
sales.
great
Mariner.
and American
European
World's KxhlMUon in
A
was
the Exhibition in London in 186.!.
: reoordoftn
400-ly
AI-L. TIIK LATEST
former
and, in;wlditioii to
l'he evidence of the superiority
Company.
Insurance
Machines
at
Charts of North and South Pacific.
—also—
MAC II INK HAS
I M
impiovemeutß,
; awarded the hißheat
swfaf Cosbdsjst,
The Row York Plienu
11.
,™_.K
street, 11ono
Photographic Gallery!
thr
HOIWMJUJ. OAHTJ
BROfUXI St.,
M
OffLW*
Hardwakk,
426-1
i'nrlrn
C.
SAM'L.
-CB
—
JUDD,
F.
ami
Attorney
iMllNKll FORT and
II
.
N. LADD,
in
lulu.
_
A.
Dtmler
Tools and Acjriccltci.a.. Implsmkntb, For
STORK.
pnvo
HIto
imnoinl
i'
422-17
I.
K.
B—Medicine I'hosH carefully replenished
f.-tf
Importer nnd
si:R<:r.i>N,
lIIMI, HAWAII,
Ill* Xx
evt.Kt.TT.)
Keairtenrrin
Strict*
fort am! Merchant
Nnuanu Valley, opposite that
Importer
TO A. r.
Uuceti Street.
rooms.
York.
ot New
N.
COLE,
X'loivriairiixi..
member of th*
Physician,
11.
J.
AND SURGEON,
PHYSICIAN
Lata
m. i>..
4»-ly
A L LX 1¥
At
Commission Merchants, j
€OI%IV A Y ,
KAWAIHAE. HAWAII,
Willcontinuetbe Genera Merchandise
aud
the abova port, where they are prepared to furnish tho
justly celebratedKawaihae Potatoes, aod such other re
and
as are
on
required hy whale ships
the most rtssniiable
FIRE
at the
ON
HAND.
W.
REMOVED
TO
THE
HAVIXG
buildir
Id Merchant street, opposite the
ik
.•
prepared
Books,
0
tf
Orders
particular
mutch
to
Sim.onuS«.,,orrnr
ADVANCES
directions
as
to
the job.
the style,
bound,
a
Bb«J.
Ac,
Ac.
accompanied
and
tf the work
sample
11
"
C BIBWBB 4/ C0.,,
"
BibhofACo.
with
is
to
volume should be
Ctf
HaoKrBLD
at
Co
Honolulu
"
Co.,
■
"
R. W.Wood,
"
Hon. K. 11. Allbs,
-
«3My
anil Saleof Merchandise ;
on
Honolulu
MADE
Walskb * Oo
,
Honolulu.
be
to the Ho
ATTENTION GIVEN TO
Aldkicb,
Inlands should
at
»*
toFor
THE
ward!iik and Transhipment of Ooods i the Chartering anil Sal*
of Ve*s«la ; the
of Wbaleahlps ; and lhe Negotiation
Exchange
Home,
or
ml or commisbiok.
D C. Watbbmab, Ksq.,
ON
A
in sums to suit.
f.gBOW.Ksq.,
C. Baswaa *
Co.,
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Tans.
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th* Purchase, Shipment
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«cut t* in-
atiyillOLlLl' 4U\ FIUWISTQA
Ssa Francisco, hy
Honolulu bought and sold. XX
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en
mer
—aarsBBBCBS—
supplying
LARGE
Bailor's
at
XT Exchange
BAN
BOOK-BINDER,
arriving
of
whaleshlps, negotiating
noluluLine of Packets, will be forwarded
Messrs. Wilcox, Richard*
OFFICE—SII
VOLLUM,
supplihiK
HAWAIIAN PACKET UNE
425-1 r
REMOVAL!
GEO.
I
shortest notice
terms.
WOOD
I exchange, ftc.
I IT All freight
THE
Shipping business
at
rraita
FOR
AGENTS
Particular attention given lo the sal* and purchase
chandlae, ships' business,
8138
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TEM
EDITED
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Two
copies,
Five
per
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B.OU
•
u.
�MM.
56
A
new
sion
in
it has
ecclesiastical
order.
taken
two
"General
dividuals
in
tlie
get
good working
Meeting"
this
year
out-
God
foreign.
By
gratifying
ministers
age
shores.
in the
and
Missionaries
on
their
laborers, the native Pastors, returned
their
to
labor
and
arating that only
and
that
was
felt,
too,
home and
All felt
hopeful.
thing
one
the
was
importance
praying
for the
on
of
of
sep-
needed,
now
revival of
genuine
a
fields
Churches and
respective
buoyant
Pkofhki
been
Carolina.
In IS6O Mr.
for I
•
THE
to
take their
places.
the Hawaiian*
General
were
strument
of its destruction.''
Key. J.
Hema,
MARINE
Key. J. W.
Rev. G.
Akau,
that
nourishing
a
rejoice
day evenings
held
are
the Bethel
nt
exists
Kona
the 4th of
on
icans,
seventy-two
Akau,
Hema, Rev. A. Pali;
dinner
km bark
Lay Delegates—Hooluhi, Mokapu, Haac,
Hoapili.
had
with
July
of
in all.
us
M.
was
work
the
the
some
in
17—Am
19—JlBw'n
na,
Rev. S.
Rev.
E.
Rev.
Forbes;
O.
A.
Ho.
Manake; Ha*
Bishop; Molokai, Kaluaaha,
Molokai, Halawa,
Rev.
do.,
Rev. S.
Kuaihelani;
Puukila.
FROM
OAHU.
B. W.
Rev. M. Kuaea, Rev.
nae,
Rev.
J.
Parker;
Ewa, Rev.
A. Kaoliko;
L.
ker; Honolulu, Rev.
Rev. A.
Thurston,
Waialua,
Emond; Waia-
S.
well; Kawaiahao Honolula, Rev.
H.
J.
Gulick, Rev. A.
Bishop, Rev.
Corwin, G.
Bick-
H. H. Par-
Gu-
P. J.
Andrews, Rev. S. C.
lick, Rev. L.
Rev. E.
Tocqueville,
enthusiasm
Damon,
P. Judd, S. N.
Castle,
his
Lay Delegates—Maj. Moehonua, Sol. KuWaka, Hi.
Anahola, Rev.
Johnson;
Helekunihi; Koloa,
Rev. Dr. Smith; Waioli,
and
story,
then I
sentiment,
lery
of the
map ol
Dere
was
Lay Delegates—Wana, Kauai, Lilikalani.
tion, he
Snow, Rev.
H.
Bingham, Jr.
Kekuanaoa,
Mea Hanohano P.
I find
does
the
body, but
within
uot come
we
province
gratifying
decorum
and
merely add, that it
would
which
their
to
questions
witness the
prevailed.
delegates
freely -and harmoniously
ofall
our
to
proceedings of this Ecclesiastical
exceedingly
Pastors
leetle
yon
1
bark
was
found
more
But
ship
ship
Frmnotara.
Panther, Lathrop l ferßakpr*s
Componia MaritUnadel Peru
Island.
No.
1,
PASSENGERS.
For San
Francisco—
Williams,
Innraham
Mra
Capt
ami
Hosa
and
Smymiotc, June
per
Fuller, Mrs
Mrs Berrill
2 children.
call
Constitu-
boys
yen
For San Francisco—per
Uuugh,
nnd 4
Capt
<>—MUs L trisb,
.Mr
and
children,
.1
ta
G
It
MrMrs
Wymsui, Win Kincan,
It
0
Wui
J M Oat and
Mrs
sun,
Comet, June 7—Mr.* T B
IVek, Mrs
Hani*.
to
I make
II
Chulan
Chanlia,
and
BwrttsnaoQ. N \\ Drew,
X
Marsh—l'2.
San
From
Coit,
Fran.-isto—per
Isabella
.Mrs
Mr
Mire,
II
Wm Millctt, FB Severe,
and
Mrs
17—MlM
June
Onward,
Kstwell.
J
Hollin-wurth,
C
R
and 5 children,
Mutt,
I)
French,
J
Wiilcott, A Kidlher, T Kastwood, X Clemens, 0 W Mitchell—l9.
From San ftmCMOO ■■per I'olym.-i in,
June lU—Miss LuMiss
cretia Green,
Mr
Represen-
Messrs
B
Barstow, M Migiiil, T Sullivan,
hand.
with dc member,
than tirty of the
ltun'.itt, far San Francisco.
Saul,
HoQ|kun*£
17—Kng yacht Themis, llanham, for Hilo.
gal-
I held
my
by the
dat floor.
on
RES.
Booth—lB.
in dc
six of his
to
Part
for
Mrs S Peck.
call Con-
you
I
Fira
Clements, SSdajrt
Comet, Chaao, for Baa
Amdipper
of
grand
yellow spot dat dey
entitled
was
dat
bark Stnyruinte,
7—Am
'J—lVruviau
lecta]
very
Representatif,
acquaintance persone/fe
dc
tl—Am
Mid Mrs C
Wyncoop,
A
F
O
Luuha Johnson, Mrs Stean, Mrs
Pfluger,
Mr
and Mrs
Mrs Hunter,
Fowles,
II Marsh,
Mrs
A W Allan,
Mr and
Mrs
Austin and 3 children,
P Gough, C Janson, G Plucker,
W
tation dat floor was born in Connect-de-coot.
Gallagher,
From
W Hunter,
S
Marquesas—per
W Slamher, II Fichenstein,
Fritch, and 10 Chi-amen—li4.
June
l'feil,
then
yen
I
was
in the
House
of the Senof, 1 find
permit
Connect-de-coot
But
of the
personeZ/e
den,
yen
was
now
Legislature.
acquaintance
I vill
Connect-de-coot.
in
I
have
give
made
you my
3 children,
S
X
22—Mrs Brown and
2
leetle
my
grand
senti-
clock-peddler,
dat
dc school-master, and
Dc first give you time ; the
senator.
Francisco—per Onward, June 28—J Ilalstead, R
11
Allen, Col M 8 W Kitchen, H Wesson, C W
J Vaiinei.t. T
Kehoe,
stead—l2.
Gould,
sec-
which
was
order
Hawaiian I
entered
most
into the discussion
came
up for considera-
your
and then
roars
that
izes
as
of
he
was
your
resuming his
he
laughter,
rose
peculiar gesticulation
all
Frenchmen in
ment, he shook
his
the assembled
his
top of
seat
again,
amidst
and
K.
Oorwla.
;<t
the residence
of the
bride's
Tather, Mr. .J. |i. Athrrtnn, i» Miss Juliette M.
Cooke, daughter of A. S. Cooke, Ksq., of this city.
Ward—Robishos—In Honolulu,
nsssssMI
Victoria
June 1st,by Ifnhnp
Stalky .
Curtis I'aike Ward to
of the bride's father,
Robinson,
of James
daughter
stoMnso
No cards.
Doisk—Stbusq—In
Dundee, III., April 13th, by K#»v. tf
Humphreys, Rev. K. T. Doane, of Bhmi Island.
Micronesia,
Miss Clara II.
Strong, of Dundee.
J
to
DIED.
IlrsH—Suddenly, May
16, from rupture
board the schooner Odd Fellow,
Island
to
on
the
of
a
blood-vessel,
and 6 months.
|
New London
from
passage
Honolulu, Captain William II. Bush,
ou
Baker's
aged 31 yean
papers please copy.]
■
of excite-
tremulously
and exclaimed
to me.
B B Hemp-
Ayer.
MARRIED.
Information
confreres,
voice,' Ah ! gentlemen,
great miracle
with
which character-
moments
finger
S
—
dat
yellow State you call Connect-de-coot
very
II vonllolt,
Athkktos—Cookb—By the Hev.
Miss
yellow spot
Cambridge, June 24—Mrs Austin nnd
Jas Reddish—s
San
Hollister,
at the
Connect-de-coot, the leetle
dc
So
•
make dc
Portland—per
For
of his
two
dat
in
For
Senator, I find nine of dc
born
gentlemen,
;
Constitution
dc
send
I make dc
represent him
to
once more
to
of the
gallery
do with him ; and dc
ond tell
what
you
you
civilization,
and
law
sird make
Kanoa.
and
House of
yen
Fran-
papal? and
mes-
yon
you
the Confederation in
represent him
speech
MICRONESIA.
Honorary Members—Hon. loane li, Mea
report
give
day
Connect-de-coot.
ment :
It
vill
Yon
"Vy
left a tew
I—Mr Odd Fellow, Cluk-y, Tor Baker*! [stand.
I—Schr Kitty Carts-riglit, JtaeM, for Fanning* [elan I
the
permission
yon
dat little State
to
one
Senator
H. G. Wilcox.
M.
suddenly
Ban
11. llarkfd.l ft Co.
Manilla, she
DEPARTI
Juno
in
with
rose
Frenchman.
a
dc Presidante of this
boys
FROM KAUAI.
Waioli, Rev. E.
Key. B. G.
he
San
from
days
Ant'dos.
after
born
was
18
QreSD. 10 days frotH
ndM to
•29—Am bark Oaaatttalon,
America.
speechify-
14
Alilrich, Walker iV Co,
hi
Polynesian,
with
Co.
jr.,
Manilla,
pupers.
Uenpstcad,
mdse
Hubbard,
mute lor
went on.
gentleman alluded
I vill tell you, vid the
sieurs,
And
muhonua,
FROM
,m
Fraud ,ci,
children—3.
W. D. Alexander.
Kiekie
of
nect-de-coot.
Kaneohe, Rev.
Co.
&
del Pm No.
ftu
to C. Ifr-wcr &,
a few
leaving
boundlor
cisco,
s—
as
with mdse
Onward,
ship
Francisco,
Connect-de-coot," exclaimed Monsieur dc
W. Nueku.
Lay Delegates —Dan. Puhi, Hon. Kahale,
Maritbna
22—Schr I'feil, Ziejrenhirt, from
Mnnp.e-.as.
2S—Ain
rlan tram lan
clipper ship Qotwatar, i%
one
by
bark
nftcr
Francisco, with
by
who
evening,
that he
the fact
Port Stanley,
pMMd I.v
were
but
Tocqueville.
festivities in the
to
"
There
himself famous
had commenced,
"
exander; Honuaula,
Al.lri.-li, Walker
from
days
dipper ship Qoklorq Fleive,
dJJ*t from San Fnncicii, in
Paris
day
We had
dc
v in
other Amer-
"
Democracy
upon
lie in
to
the Hotel Meurice.
at
passant
Lahainaluna,
Pogue; Wailuku, Rev. W. P. Al-
14
Saul,
14—Am
Connecticut.
Rev. J. F.
to
clipper Coinpaniu
Perez
1,
writer in
a
the cloth had been removed, ami
ing
Lahaina, Rev. D. Baldwin;
fam
BfOOk*. 17 days from Astoria,
Cambridge,
roots for Boogkong.
many
celebrate
to
then rendered
great
en
AND MOLOKAI.
of
Paris.
Age, happening
July,
This
guest.
During
makua Komohana, Rev. S. Kukahckahe.
in
years ago, says
agreed
we
a
Kohala Komohana, Rev. S. C. Luhinu; Ha-
MAI I
A number of
the Democratic
Kona
Kohala
Fourth
Tocqueville's
from Alberni
I.alhrop, 14 dnjs
16—lluw'n hark Arctic. Hammond. 240 days from Boston
Kona
Pilipo;
I'untlnT.
ship
San Francisco.
ft
Speech
Kailua,
Rev. E. Bond; Kohala
FROM
de
days
with lumber to .laninn, <irc<ri 6r Co.
o—Am clipper
the
Keep
vestry.
I—Kutf tote AH>erni, Dabrynople, S3
Satur-
on
motion.
Key.
Lyman,
Kapalilua,
Kupakee;
Manuia, Hon. J. G.
the in-
us
know
to
Dashaway Society
Meetings
in Honolulu.
Papaula; Helani,
W.
made
JOURNAL.
with indse and lumber
Kaawaloa, Kona
D. Paris;
S. W.
Hema, Key.
Akau,
has
OFHPON LRUT,
S.I.
Monsieur
HAWAII.
D. B.
H. Gulick;
Rev. O.
Kau,
no
stupen-
religion.
returning
Meeting :
OF
Kauhane; Waiohinu,
J.
palieka, Kau, Key.
of such
Holy Spirit.
Dashaway Society.—We
Hakalau, Key. Tim. Pohano; Ka-
T. Coan;
se
and that the great
our
blindness,
"If
I have
consider the institu-
doomed,
as
God, in
slunc
ISLAND
Hilo, Key.
Waiakea,
which
o.
cannot conceive
slavery
There
in South
prophet
Boyce said,
place,
dous madness,—I shall
tion of
Carolina.
true
one
cession shall take
3—Peruvian
FROM
South
in
least
at
passing away,
ball in
represented
unpeople
A
has
iden,
fellow
that Hawaiian
readers will be inter-
our
"
The
lives.
Church
for himself
up
Man—in-
for Hawaii.
die—hut the
86 5 .
I
ARRIVALS.
largely
how
see
are
to see
coming up
are
We think many of
of
reason
.M1...
hope
may
has raised
these
All
most
to
visit
to
years
into
the American Missionaries
ested
in-
set
were
The native element
closed.
numbered the
but it is
fairly
The wlieels
machinery
The
just
been
Dr. Anderson's
during
motion
1863, but
has
things
these fs)ands.
on
lias
in the utlitirsof the American Mis-
uugurated
There is
I tion.
NewHawaii.
order of
H(II.Mi
over
Respecting
to
the
leetle
one
B.
Btardalry,
Ocean, Capt. Clark, he remained
on
Any information will be
itor, or by
Sarab
most
:
who belonged
board
and then left,and is reported In 1862 to have
cisco.
is
Kdward
Wanted
about
to
ship
three years,
gone lo San
Fran-
ghidly received l>y the Kd-
J. Beardsley, his
sister, Boston,
Mass
; or
by
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