https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/57527833292d2c8819069717ca24d68d.pdf 6ff857b93f71d860917c184d7377e93b PDF Text Text SJUBILE UPPLEMENTTFRIEND. THO |.eto Strits, *Jbl. The 20. HONOLULU, JUNE Ikfi.} Jubilee tion of the Festival. second in hymn, {e)JJj*trits,oßl.» 1870. 18, 49 ■ 1080--1870 present week having The observance of the the of tbe landing first of fiftieth American character a The very idea of such event. for designated to celebrate the stirred tion joy of the the at improved dollars dred April and contributed were apprecia- missionaries, and their state ; aid in the to to manifest their the efforts of celebration. The The entire the Kuokoa the opened Sunday morning, on in this congregations to Church Kawaiahao at fiftieth will, brief synopsis. a of tbe pared and of the with old heathen times vivid was a On arrival, our the o'clock, Mr. Knaea's church scat till every up, country could draw. before ten well filled. Crowds and each door, taken was Sermon. minutes already in at still flocking were few a was Jubilee and continued benches were then carriedin till every available space in church less to for unable unusually an and delegates pastors, fine it was as probably was persons seated, building, the been select Hawaiian congregation, consisting a of part Tho audience in. have not hundred many stood outside get one could There twenty-live than while tilled. was the an in and strangers, assemblage, in appear- the wonderful in about There change the short was which had Hawaiians were keeping people, be and did rare a how to the Mr. thousands ing the in who city not holy, London, of lately hundreds read and decorum, kingdom. this present the were as has who Foreigners fortunate. the by assemblages, forty, thirty ago, when strapgers happened One could without recalling scene been convened in ever or could contrast even this respect tbe native be afforded twenty years hardly noise and confusion that generally to witness not endure the In prevailed. congregations liave made great improvement. in number, swelling its entered notes in Bkillful hands of Mrs. presides officiating clergymen, the pulpit, with a voluntary, Govkrnok great credit commenced with exercises by the a tbe choir, ibout fifty magined, made a powerful tbe Dominis. who the choir. The from numlicring Hawaiian sin;;crs, under short prayer over Rev. B. W. Parker, followed by lung and organ which adorns the church, burst powerful forth the a jubilee hymn on this who, chorus. as where The MMV on the Sabbath for and the this gospel thousand years. eight cast in Bishop, a in was had been the Rev. D. B. In France, too, it millions of had gone voters their ballots on the locks showed of thankful to God in wonderful progress to was is this year of in made member of tho first reinforcement of fhall fervent prayer, and tbe choir with the were our tlnn polls This only cause jubilee by a and sacredness of the undoubtedly have broken The reverend of the finest to- There day, the out in atten- were no listless of audienoe would Id tbe applause. have ever bearers was often teach i dear to the was more would they tbem aa the its sweet in gather In the view onto of the of of those dium or the historic hymn, and strains. Events trifling causes. no than this, their infant children " A Jubilee Lit. you." Results ofvast moment often low Iron 'ance Hawaii in at pioneers Mr. Damon took for his text, that fiftieth yew be hUtory present, for he church twilight-shades began, Islands this illustrate this ,'uuilee Anniversary,—Bft.r import assume through the me- events In tbe early most assertion remarkably 11. apparently seemingly small Many past Hawaiian aball zxr : witnessing tbam, when viewed one listened Goshen, Ct., years of tbe mission early enlarged proportions gentleman's peroration oratorical efforts we in at street Park tlie missionaries on their arrival around thorn, for tlie speaker interest and be was tlie at tbe ordination of Rev. Thurston and Boston, when tbey embarked, Oct. 15, 1819, to beard to and Bingham Sept. 28, 1819; half a to God was sung at hymn Messrs. a What give The praise of our salvation. stated that tion, and but for the restraining recollection the hearts and voice.. And cry aloud. mer- enlightenment, greatest adore tbee i like those in glory : sing We lift in England, not even The a Till thou appear, keep- of the to great and civilization. Christianity listened had was Artemas Head of the Church triumphant. and that more Sabbath. holy day Nation of Hilo, Thy members here, straps sale Hawaii nci, where the the Truly Rev. hymn commencing perhaps, century ago of that he mission service. at reading Lyman, a of the Sabbath of! presiding the beautiful eang the 1820. in an- appropriate an followed by was by tbe Church In blest anticipation, Christian preached Stroet 1823, then offered difference between this and the quiet and decorum occasion may be open chandise, a About half past ten, seven kept of worthy Dlscunrse. Jatllee with opened A i.l ance treat the Fort Damn's. This were As to do cither. be hod retired, audience large foreign audience to hear snow-white veteran could there L'nited States, could Sabbath tbe great the all. memorandumof any vast intellectual We Joyfully Kvcn write. them among tbe oboir, Mr. Havell by Scripture whose short road the evening, a exercises the organ. general so The them sang Sabbath- man or woman know not was note or a an Sabbath Rri. earth so to twelve but orators, hour, during which one occupied filled with a century. a law-abiding a education extremely was found who half was of his brought progress in such u time. that it On tbe only as been has have made him training conspicuous most At Mr. know that he say natural born are culture and not refer kind. com- of history been to witnessed as not tho Daniel Webster of Hawaii. some the do who tbe occasion. people then the face of the on made ever of space nation no had only having enjoyed a He then called attention to that by he did the he took such one, native Hawaiian familiar with the have discourse His which light His picture those Hawaiians of one find in the conditionof the present. we education, in setting forth man. To you." only country fifty years ago, and it The rejoice the in fallen uiion called "A printed can should meu gospel shed view retrospective the all why we After hear Rev. civilization, and of to of Christianity, blessings Hawaii. Kimctt, Kuaca 11. unto learn, be we in After M. bo year newspaper, but preaching both the native united city that sermon reasons privileges during exercises for space and when shall jubilee Rev. text, Lkv. xxv: his the peaceful and liowcr choirs. foreign preliminary services, for in fully equal, that of any and took rose its them by hun- five nearly to harmony up great enthusiasm among the native population, who have been eager tine; and very on have par- festival a was the usual Missionaries exercises designed transition from heatliaoism by as of the rapid description, lUturn anniversary of the 1820, the Hawaii, in April taken been with his stirring magic, The year of jubilee has come, ransomed sinners home," ye . them all—old and young—spell-bound kept the chorus particular, of which ends:— rears forcibly and Lathered on removed Iron �111 X 50 the Pioneers ol tbe American Miaaion the time when landed of the mission and It la Eight years must roll wUbin ere away clined, It Is to im|K>ssible abroad range centuries that have rolled many of other nations labllahmcnt forth on that we adventure ittl the other in even and tbongbtful pre-hlstorlc historian, Islands that meha I, during Kiana, is way, it he ia not the of to lived In this received them above Polynesia. Such at early aa for gen- time. the Hawaiians a most of a theory cross- were notices Rik bes and the from tbe nutious, nost rellued and and present our that less than covered an in living favorable state truths of think the aentiment pected who daring than Their false. tbouaand to was cast aside Tbe introduction of any is forms exception no becoming ercises. scenes attending or rendering is the were of than these Mis- by Gospel light a the truth. as of Divine of time, people to aud to idolatry, savage, semi-civilized, first or Tho case of tbe Hawaiians It haa event by Appeared a yonr attention preaching were llcrce a and tbe most qucntly warlike They group. and people, Ka- was a bold quests, was a won for him Pacific." From whole this the times of he Soon after fell Tbe battle this Island Nuuanu Valley. banners of not a few took bodies dashed curred the winter were So extensive of mortars, an the better this brought 19th century. aud soon ruled sighed history, well as these Islands, existence more Dynasty, und This when Liku other conquer, that he Then and lor of the aud once was es- seventy its func- people of government on regularly government, very when tbe time here ordered although necessary came step preparatory to the United 1793, the very that lehvud. was tbe It has is Shall a place lirst of Persons the who from the New the States. iinportaut of the and He was born been reported by bis on of as- Ha- visit to auiuc, lliut j Con- mission a reviewed in in field the New rise Eng- diflleulty realize stood before the reli- He travelled through Thomas school—viz., of company granted Mission of New Spring while but that who of remarks the "from York, died member a "It was" school. Wli Hopu, These returned Obookiah, February, 1818, of educated missionaries, to the among minister also wcie GeorgeKaumaalii. was not 17th of known prominent Other Hawaiians lirst Dr. familiarly us this school tbut the mission emanated to the Sandwich Islands." The mission having embarked the on board the vessel was I shall her on the of the most remarkable of the It was a parallel, of idolatrous their idols fluenced thereto as their by and it voyage gods, which Jeremiah. aaidc their are as yet did gods ? " had "Hath no not Here in a or embrace of on changed a which gage was Idd in a a by written some transaction totally unlike the world's tbe oft-quoted saying, presents no point, records. any on their prophet and cast savage far removed influence mysterious these nation was a heathen language and in- were asks the "Hath did truth, gospel they nation and were not landed gods?" ask, its place, theirs, nor history aside peopleto that the It is modern times their place, not known hither. He in the messengers was Idola- only to cast cast aside their the missionaries yet shores, in or one adopted Hawaiians others take were not of event iv the any of This is of the world. cast aside for the were Christianity. not for of system. events unheard nations, unless others idols, destruction cither iv ancient altogetheran the at these Islands. but Hawaiians, 1819, on While transactions hither, of the Tabu abolition 15th Boston. at trnnspiring of Oct. year, passage speak now und the without for inaugurated, tlie pioneers brig Thaddeus, vast moment were try been following firmly Vancouver's of as with can that of the most Foieign Key. 50. interest au and to the introduction year 1820, Obookiah in school, awaken carefully not became as privilege the chris- a iudeittiflcd wits years in America. Cornwall the of 1 have met with EnglandStates addressing large assemblies. Ham Tennooe and on Island" ola mission ?" subject Islands be countrymen? and Isolated from all the other nations of the arrival visit of Obookiah have Gospel. with ten efforts to 1810 to name ;thc he Shall his Foreign Mission Hawaiian gious community at it? mean? publication.—(Memoir, page prominently His bis to this Foreign Missionary entcrprize of the how ltd which Islands, stu- write does to the allusion tbe Ha- of young to to reclaim 1801. New of Obookiuh for the cstublishmcut aud with necticut, land, (bus in vieits notice understand subsequent career for behalf he "What Hall. American any Jr., ship, by Stateß, Thearrlval Mills mission to of temple, not rather consider these Southern we ol hint to forsake American an United under the unsupported is the tian behalf idol an led providences, do you Hall, proper This J. Gordon sent back board College. tf. to priest, a the brought dents of Yule in nation, without of the Christian for the utid exerted of nations on scries of Viewing in waii, ven in the influence which regard despotic, by and for reached a ever was during American Mlasion. The next Through that to hesitate apread far revolutions, existed 1 do not of a aa a aud he history of tbe peace, exercised other have towards the successful religion, to reports turmoils than the establishment of associates but has events people. embark home, was Napoleons,—Ka- welfare tbe seventy years. administered six other nations would disclose tlie wan, disastrous the past step lor glance at of years and that of any as opening of Thaili. firmly, as efficiently A quietly submitted. tradition, conquest stood tions 7,000 warriors, the whole group. tablished the Kamehameha it has pre- forty swivels, for other islands us contemplatedthe earth. of after the Alexanders mehameha years oc- Kauai. Ills final his and educated was which of ammunition—that the Then followed conquerors—the as event Great pre- accomplished. were his one about Kamehameha their concluded that discretion wisely part of valor, was This was army abundance con- while and conquest of twenty-one schooners, and tbe upon the fled, of 1795. arranged an of Then the Pali, pieces. in spring before and well of Kauai King enemies the He the In and Kingdom district about three miles up his this churches his sway. resulted over or parations,—including a fleet small tlbookinb conferred. Maui, Lanai, Molokai, then made for the elapsed years of the 1 do not life, victory perched Kamehameha, wounded Some of place When driven parations a a his career "Napoleon under which were in only was commencing bis conquests, Island quest of proclaim He unmeritoriously subjugation followed the all careful review of his as con- governmental peace, of the governed of that of ordinary type. tbe title a His ability. greatNapoleon, aud the title and Oabu. and management contemporary ol Originally, conqueror, administrative ruler of no a umbitious and during Hawaii. an He Islands, of these with tlie Ccrnwall character. junknown- now the memorable trilling moment compared with His of marked great wars, to be man warrior, of possessed him I, as early history in not unlrc- devastating and the brother vailed.—|Vol. 1, p. 188, Vancouver's Voyages.] mehameha sociates Gospel of the causes among regarded their of Promise. from Islands, these been friend, pre- and ex- Land to great English navigator pe- before world, failed project I. to Kamehameha by England Tbe visit of that the Key. com- niter even of ware Christianity, those to through a civilized island bloody view discovered, independent were each person attention to these events your When these Islands on led were the a gathered are to enter tlie briefly call Jubilee to of the to permitted Kings reigned we the These system. from but the (ircat Kulcr Hopu und philosophical wanderings, known Kamehameha I, the In- among anniversary meetings calling the sus- being. to this remark. other to bo dial-plate and arc single longer period tbe the to commemorate this Before a description Christianity great event. gathering, and In hypo- present, for tbe Hawaiian nation, civilized, a of a inhabitants superstitions of pass Into a new form habitants a with on was caresses most unvlsited to the hour tbeir This the died Tbe band pointing less years after tbe Islands unblessed or Revelation. We Perouse, are in earnest generation, and La received or during re- waa led to merited. must consider we and the their person services." forty-two lived sionaries, most by Cook, whole Islands be great Hawaiian chaiacter: All just tragic the does not express Tbe has and of the Hawaiians Europe natives. of what the discovered one who little reverse During Bay, navigator, physiognomy he and to have the of really depicting of truth. is Taking moral reading world rascals of these appears very tbe great French "The most critical death the and atatc at fault In thus sadly Islands, needed From Gospel. far less favorable view a of dis- was these social, at Kculakck.ua than their character eye Sufficient civilizing, elevating, attending early visitors, the idolatry. of their the the English navigator, entertain and condition, tbey them among of view and circumstances ports in historian. aboriginal population upon religions the race; hence, was now aud Hawaiians forty years' were regard years ago, there heathenism of existence migra- is it to consider the fact bundred riod trace the equal importance Tbe memorate. Thomas idolatry, instructed was Missionaries send under of Oboo- moment, if vast wbich event, States old tabu deem of Kuniehamcba government of to lendingevents by associates, of the previous Vaucouvcr but the way order of things, new the abolition clear, calm, a great has civilised, purpose tbe most saving and philosophic one utter diffused assume would take the I events, before earliest recorded of the human history go and barbarous for to interesting atudy three and Islands of Hawaiian tbe utter renunciation 328 years visited these ahores. nost bis concerns century, Manilla, contain 1555, or aa or and, j and others; nution great The careful review a the United to establish- Islands. In for the way the visit ruler; I will Spanish the The conquest of the they Hawaii; Pacific from the 10th Spanish records, tradi- Kameha- aborigines irrational, for Spanish navigators of these Islands of fancy, some present elevation, lifting ing and re-crossing tbe and the und Kahoukapu, and descendants to the Inhabitants other and by Spanish one the shores of among conjectured that certain moral visited one priest upon down even klah tbe three are and tho consolidation one from of the discovery merely prepared some, well-sustained of reign Catholic that their furthermore, erations, I the a intermarried tbey were tolerably were wrecked ncamen that Unii, or tbe to Hawaiian which much, of opinion of the Ibc I, these prepared. think there viz.: to appears bad made for the upon must be 1820, I other inviting to generations previous many and of the Lord in- cs- it Missionaries, Providence, Christianity history when Isolated of 1870. 18, those preparations which proper to notice of the unless There is It is the prior a upon tion, and most era, This opinion Is not but founded through Islands, earth. by Capt. Cook, tbey navigators. so searching antiquarian, archaeologist. that two centuries It kingdoms, apart of the nations that studious dwelt Polynesia, of tbe pre-bistorlc period tbe Inhabitants of tbe Hawaiian Islands of come of the landing in His ment since the away the highly God, Anniversary Cook. me our tbe time will Islands-by Capt. of tbe discovery and century. to single a to celebrate the Centennial ns rises nation tbe aU embraced view. for Hawaii-Uio put history shores ol tbe on JUNE XI X M). I earlh, to other "History repeats en- upon itself," hut iv this instance is history parallel. the without subject from a purely historical stand reference to a Divine influence, why were tbe Hawaiians led to abolish their Tabu-system and cast their "idols will mention liibutiug to the to the moles following this uulookcd among for result. aud the bats?" causes cou- 1 �ofidolatry at Tahiti, Mist—Reports of the abolition had reached these among the Islands and circulated did the Tuhu the although of and uting idolatry patrons iv landing ou had inhabitants of the dated, of the shores very first tbe Missionaries to their by and Boston, the In idolatry. written convinced become I find Hawaii, their after day slate- this "The did not intend to weep. eyes that out who great that do all idols, because since yood no chiefs tho is irnrsfnp they were 0 Mas, the saw of the and him; the Lord Reference lished the addition reason before foregoing, be may I and If the form of being. a new foreign influences, and Puritan Liholiho imayes Kiny the and force of heiaiis that party assigned, of dead Power and influence, Divine both people, was and In view of this event Bingham's visible in one be let no "The language. thus to begining lor the people wearied Is what and tired first to very in hand light the iconoclasts, tabu idol or now taken tled in the At the in gous The have been made in of a Tbe nearest Mr. by for writers, King had the embraced God hath destroy is essential that he had work of juati- not arc we Divine occurred, all Christian to recog- Missionary and Reli- as every Divine a recognized having prepared as of the The isles shall wait for His law." more gospel Ancient Hebrew prophets bad Hawaiians. " where for the Introduction way complete among foretold, Could there be and exact fulfillment of this a prophe- aries as would their The American who Is Minister, acknowledged of philosophical Mr. aaone historical Bancroft, of the most writers at Berlin, calm, and rious or like a messenger ways; but when the hour new for subduing the influence themselves Providence rather than hearts and ions and all in Influence of tbe attracted, and now forcibly the are an men resiswill of desires; and all opin- wonderfully change, obedience to the submission law of universal nature than and plan bear forward the man." of most of all the which becomes more and more trlmentaof unseen offuturity; an conflict with unwilling, compelled to being, who with human people a the minds those understandings, to the arbl- aptly who which for the more lit true tho good example There ?" The the parallel fails. wisdom I interest, from tbe trust, the dwelling upon He welcomed He paragraph, About I shall by our Hero the the custom there do them own our no wooden hands, facts for tbe English poet, Images were us gods "I of iloko thoughtful has and made did different in of glosses with chased we with tut lofty heights of Mowee it is us, of has always lani— heavens." consideration of the in a rebel the remarkable aud on this errand, litical condition a and the of the expecta7P. with lv a They report In tbe idolatrons quote and po- From the follows, "The as moment of Christianity, life, reason and are to our on hopes tho same that greatly strengththe Gov- fear that the firmest and that basis, in Whatever his moral character father. and habits, we in the present his be may that three believe, confidence may with some important particulars upon:—lst, That bo is Improvementin learning, 2nd, friendly preach are so Our whites. Thst he hearts In not disappointed this ably governed some Bay, chor nntll Monday, law," proceeded the Srd of from the Is. 42:4. to where there the landed Islands tbe Rev. all discovery to the present the ered to commemorate event onr bis pen: exercises planned with saw to be wait Messiah's law. now arrived mission- kept nizes with in during the transaction, current history week have remembrance. another great event from gath- and many inference to the same event perpetual Mission Tbe We have time. the landed, between Intercourse onr Island In Mr. shall that week they from America. most memorable at at an- "The isles Christian Thus commenced the first to the Hawaiian so The first Sab- where newly to On the remained April. where much was hat people." text, un- rejoice, being allowed Daring Kallua, not do chief who brig Kawalhae, at spent long been is of tbe missionaries the and there Kawalhae was That he has worship, Srd, be desirous of specially to that venerable Christ and long the to though we aries. hands. the Ules that»«ee ob- Island. fallen sobriety than and statesman's view guiltand in its one Island-Kingdom. and King, chiefs, people tbe land." Thus idol-worship ceased throughout of been Itmerits It synchro- event which Americana and go. New wo, before them, freely to prepare goes the of stability and King, their God we There is some there is less Enforced by stern authorlty'a high Vassals of sin, from the shore." near and the customs of civilised is the World! of season King high, has also fonDd at., The nocanoes with anxious wait these will be joyfully welcomed He broke the fetters of the strict tabu, to the we of tbe document wait for bis Threw offthe burden beneath which tbey groaned. "Joy the returned, having Bingham preached The Island King theancient creed disowned, to Imparting inspiration As special a Hannewell Mr. the remarkable revolution world. on not P. has concluded to send intelligence first tion for tbe vessel a pur- John Houoree and others have gone mates, Hopoo, bath each domestic tie, stroke; and, with At 4 people are employed Island. help pleased * right. be inquiriesrespecting following dsy pen: mighty impulse from poet rise on the Blancbard Capt. servance. boat to make the by are * scene. supposed to and that all the tabu, and extremity of Owbyhee. double tha northern approach We redeeming blood. delighted say vegetation, fresh &c, to ris- fields, women,—immortal beings and men the the shore as cultivated trees, in board." on coasting along so near directions, rocks, rivulets, cascades, they wide and an effectual door, An American Island, habitations, Indifferent to Idol oka in the not theologian. found theme for bis Bursting each social, At onebald the appear company we are M., A. of the part Kea our the messengers of peace unfurled a tbls and one incapable of neither rain; My thought Love's banner waving o'er Moved by Early Owhyhee, Mauna of the little (oy the numerous ened. good." fathers; they Akua-nui historian, philosopher ere ad- Board: mai- but was any only one great God dwelling a " of but I worshipped them because of health. wale God oped In to, Missionaries courage. for snow-capt 11 o'clock * relied our wants, are death of his expediency and that their wooden or Gladly to lessen human describes and ernment is not settled "that the adds, Akahi from the looked long the number of fishermen mysterious that It would be he knew them life' and bestow shores of tbe occasion la thus alluded four mouths before respecting the kalo to grow, nor sent been, 80th of long voyage the .Mission- after the King, Heaven, save it was the to landing tbe on after a seems favorable for the introduction replied, that carved supplying occurs Tbaddeus," months, approached He assured them that he priests." the young tabu. he of tbe shores. much so consulted him not " day and idolatry acknowledges, Forth to their toll the Missionaries / this The however rushed forth to his friend. their Akua who is in For strikes for gates prepares coming revolution; tance find tbe thick through form of hands draw the bolts from the to of Jehovah ere, the messengers still brother kai," adding, or any night, Omnipotence steps along myste- mankind to pass into a all " be father, " darkness of of point transaction, a "Sometimes, of Hawaiian upon a con- gives significance thank God and take us ing smoke history temples ?" worshipped cnligbtencd by destruction, breaking An of this remarks: uge, been arrival, there is of Isaiah ? cy wherein point pardoned for deities, to see the Missionary a wisdom destroy to me, Hewahewa, had landed could abound with expres- Missionaries, M.—The boat has knew" the the High priest true God. historical our carefully should Anniversray communication to the state Providence. —was given British old The northern same the human did not hesitate acknowledgement "Let view, is that pre- In his "for High priest the of others, what in foolishness I one in point dressed to the Secretaries of the and he then exclaim- Christianity, myself through than a we which The brig than five more unprecedented of Edwin of Northuinbria. days "I" answered The God of Missions—the Great Head of the Church sions of of cloud-capt God." our approach went Paulinus, conduct of Hewahewa. or this unbooked for result. publications of that period, The to be ami was repea- superhuman and All the Pioneer * this Manley Hopkins " and of the March. morning review of universal a parallel to some when Britain iv at how the flames which should Hawaii, arrived it Is fitting Day. Jubilee tin- first torcli to kindle cedent, to subseqent Mr. High priest Hcwabewu, lighting the cited of mis- are Hawaiian race!" find to two of tbeir number remnlolsences special event to restore conduct of the This is the watch- was But event. Divine influence. a " through. naturalistic, when this event Missionaries nize it is doubtful whether idols!" bringing about period tbe Kingdom. the the introduction influence, high be in the rabble of van Kailua, Hawaii, of this wonderful view led the would have been curried ted to the limits of the I have led to It torch which should burn the na- broken—burn is was be- But the Hewuhcwu, destroyers, word that started at system. worship of God! Make straight in tho desert, shighway history, their now when the sider, this the prayer of his to The andabsured. system, Unless he had ton's idols. project idolatrous ub had people, of the cruel remarkable, most of tbe it becomes Bis the surprised at answer aa — "In tho wildonie.a prepare ye the way of tbe Lord of that transaction. common burdensome, offensive, priest the Chiefs heartily come which this most remarkable in have We vanquished." been ed "who shall first desecrate the altars and recognize — abolished attnnpted recently lias with ua review, they as idolatrous of favor much aa the from Kamehameha is are in upon of tbe i enthusiastic tbe tubus sionaries, long thus to tbe arrival occurring previous events. bolts " the arms, the first Ohooklab'a shore ." mysterious wonder-struck — destroyed—the are agencies traced tbe wonder were report: is burned, are No Missionaries listened to tho draw bands unseen futurity." of be may "Omnipotence step* along as gates clearly bow those through and to pardoned for dwelling be contrib- were demolished too, What Diety shall come I tball result, Idols of Hawaii. abo- from Bos- speak The altar and the god In- highway than clondllke Oahu, them, on far-olTery,—"the tabn'so'er," They hear the The hour hud struck for the Hainto way in pagan lands,—salvation's And whila breaks special en- hath was A philoso- this upon employed more ti ting and not have to pass Ibis Attempts month follow- the writing 1870. 18, Kantelia- King Idolatry of the Missionaries another the to and 1819, November, next Perhaps the made to May 8, embarkation the ton. here was meba, who died to ways, Jdol Kiny. been language. influences, could they priest-hood heavens, for re- to destroy that and the therefore prohibited of agreed comnnred not They \i: Hawaii. done it." ing he could agencies, them by ofJeho- heard had spoken bad one could they abolished. tirely but Of them we things? King God of the white men, and all their the Kehoreho, that plied and Owhyhee made drew tears anything bad heard they whether enquired, vah, of nature, of these children sight bad people fruits, son uieut: i j events and vanity utter waiian ternal system. communication ft historian Christianity themselves, to denonnce not hesitate Thirdly—Tbe of and islands, utterly regardless they vet the upon most of them \i) i:: the event now under consideration. phic felicitous setfrom Christian landß bad Secondly—Foreigners were i subject, people. tled i•• k 51 TII B ' commemorate. Knglandersespecially delight, to I refer to the landing of the Pilgrims, on Plymouth �THE 52 in 1630. Rock, Jubilee of This that The note of spent a day on the 87th there wnen and extensive gatherings to be held tbe from tbe Atlantic worthy chronize. It "Thaddens" band of Puritan ii. Plymouth," the 22ud on "Thaddeus" guided before the shores of Old to New received Pilgrims' the which first received sionaries on the its * ■ laws' that add, not for Christianity, marked salvation of a Says on an government May the cabin of in the the we "Thaddeus" of the Pil- belief portion of Adam's " has not tbe of "May what friend of Missions all light tbrongh in of lover humanity, will coming time, history followed What and Did not Flower's" wake ? " Star Morning "Thaddeus?" the lost race. of the to read the Zion, not de- the made voyages how the performed by the during observer these in 1842, I what has Bie transcending In its worth, like Gabriel on the i, most liberal grants of no reveals bassy policy entire half-century was been For of times, which has since when messen- Europe to those events the period, to adopt of learning tbe through This elapsed. Feudal laws duties people. in the time came for oc- So their of waa followed the 1823, by 1831; a a a " the styled in " Blue their on Govern- I a in last and a Church this changes accom- and' State, of century a but the Miswhich upon had been success- have been Kingdom within," might American, French and only lree wonder tide strong that is, independent, and of Society Islands, Polynesian groups. jealousies of Islands these have or patrons in in the second, were I the governments of and that in arrived. spring fifth This of 1828; a in 1833; a 1837; an eighth in not American tbe Missionaries combined element to uphold by birth Republican arriving last reports, forty that up to the ordained twenty lay teachers, sionaries, all 1854. in The ReV. year 1863, missionaries, six and eighty-three Dr. An- on to form a the throne. and education, exhibits the female clerical average missionary then period first goodrecord a government, is patent,.that to the present misor as- of labor amounted Whatever written.onethingis show been that good of from the fact; aa Missionaries embodying taught find those greater the world, to indirect, I King has not can on on principles wbieh in harmony with the Declaration of one the face of the Hod has point the 7th the Rulers of these Isl- them of made, also or and administra- conservative. the a attempt to ignore challenge or The fact England, and the Independence. The document God has edness. and had will of the no direct Rights, signed by Charts American political interpeople, support of exerted I make but I Islands, to general policy influence, and you Magna have this the Missionaries ands, tbe landing time, they this of regard cer- existence, and welfare of the nation. good, salutary, to the Bill of its half-century of the government. oonccal to dwell to or with less influence upon the " The may Revolutionists. nave done to the Hawaiian the American Mission of June, 1839, there had physicians, but three wlvea of missionaries sistant missionaries. Republican at the close of the tion 1841: of the strucd in of thus opens : of men, all nations blessand earth in unity blood, bestowed certain rights alike of than laws had was been pre- to relating two, or in the hung up code a complete One National The religious con- of the Religion of Kamehameha Laws customs, as the idol all 11, and worship in continued hereby are worship to therein in the not these tions in a civil ond ecclesias- alliance with of America, the shores when these of the inhabitants and alone. period, a has to providentially, just prior World's in the the ment of of Japan, to the established glance at A brief ohannels of trade cific the during review of the western the Eastern of that the great nations, tbe position, while, at his Being, rious the with Head the as pioneer of the same Church of the of our Saviour's Christ, last words, sumnit tbe most superficial establishment Pacific, of the of even world." Providence of Divine As tbe Book has nssigning to each time, the same glo- and ascended up to Heaven from with you always Olivet: "Lo, I am unto the end ing "Isles impartial the he Mount ing the Missionaries to these Islands with 1820 in accordance America, the all of the universe Ruler a been dwellingalong convince surely have North and Asia, of of Pa- with together which and marshaling the been in shores was Hawaiian throughoutthe century, South of will the all those nations among shores sea," the last half Chris and form, of political changes the taking place World, the rapidly opening up the commerce and of nations European of the the inhabitants among shores of the Govern- Protestant type a Most period China, and America those of commerce after religion, tian dwelt isolated sway and ou ages, an end. the Western the States, opening the ports to most critical that under United come when history, came pre-historio in islands these period That those naupon but inhabiting the cast, and of Asia, on was There the dwellers time, but also coating Islands, of subject as a regards as important bearing most accoi- and the and establishment of these only importsnee, shores throughout all having be allowed imposed upon." be never proclamation tical affairs in this heart of the Pacifio, on body politic. shall consciences, own principles relating to fundamental con worship, of the God of tbe Christian Bible shall privilege I deem the with Kingdom this to the dictates of their sacred form contained to be construed ecclesiastical the residing men Reli- shall be section particular auy the proclaimed, heretofore as preceding last is Religion Protestant anything is connecting All the Government, requiring as neither other acknowledge 1546, April, established Although came something ignore the fact, that uniformly ference, except for the reports America, 1832; a the 2. gion and have rallied for the support of tbe Hawaiian Government, represented by the Kamehameha DyThey came not hither as Democratic Propanasty. or of as force, Ac. ere conservative strong remains upon raged, upwise and sal- Legislation.'— their guideto as a Islands. observer Powers has bad tbe 1870, has native While rival Great 1820 to reflect we which in this matter, I will to do now Zealand, Fiijii, New dis- repeating the nar- the nation away tho swept has in this English aggressions. when revolution The people testimony Missionaries, and gold, of letters fall and the Hawaiian were which must be met allotted for fully employed es- by the more worthy of notice: are Islands. to the hefpronounced them 'worthy orally proclaimed, abolishing were what has been diplomacy, foundation rative of Tho of what has been quarter The whole time be old code of work amount and unless that foundation and resisted. in North America the eonld tbe small I do not undervalue never that refused spirit by Islands left his of the instructions 27th tinue to be as allude to utterly very em- Hawaiian eminently judicious, so tbe the wen. Great national Tho In law Up except embodied in Book." during barely can had abroad, foreign history. Only the Missionaries the learned tain, subsequently, ecveraljaddltlonal reinforcements each tbe year of Christ shall The Religionof the Lord Jesus " ding in He has have the we its adoption Wyllie has enacted. viously 1. prior Nobles, the matters, observing of the of land-tenure enacted, marvelous. individuals a among favorable so reinforcement a seventh in 1835; came, the for in that adopted, more freely Con- a Islands was Hawaiian foes without and foes or arrived in progress. plished by was Haalelio, system been gandists, peo- all tbe multifa- encouraged and fourth in ignorant mission new a much wotk, was language, and reducing performing to were forwarded to their aprlng the and incident pioneers derson favored the service arrangement. had from hcrculian task tlie form, Instructing heathen and Coming native Government any Democratic located, ple, printing books, sixth in adoption to these and Ainclrca. the that part, Patents to lands which bad been a written in history the most continued uniformly become undertaken third to regard The to the of they Having rious adopt the Missionaries. cupied by it to In or modern welcome conspicuously apparent grantingRoyal the ancient Mr. to which Gospel. has were led to privileges. in Mission, tbe of Hawaii, Oahu, enlightened policy more cordial a of gers and Chiefs King, and to the accomplished. accompanied by course land and other Christian band to which States. It. C. printed On the to the Rulers, that immense build ; pioneer the from their people this be of Chiefs years were nothing tablished upon a firm and Constitutional basis. there fact must also be borne in mind, that stations were taken on The and Kauai. a of the landing have which history prior nation's peculiarly Judd entered fully laid, the Lord's command?, jf God's love to lands." pagan :r the sionaries laid for them of India, Naturo's rarest birth, 1820, the year years al of people Amendment," approved ancient heathenish of work ment, and when tbe Rev. Mr. Richards went by a freight nmouut from with can, appreciate those labors, system, been been 1870, judicial and legal gentlemenwho Monarchy. have the fifty conducting Feudal state and accomplished with to Fully the Bible with in record, on to becomingacquainted nation great were enabled thirty House of to read. only and King of the United to but also theold. were read Missionaries must review labored to half of Hie lirst elapsed. were story by difficulty, imagine Not ten" Persons of the the givento Hawaiian nativeß write, knowledge intelligence. when Dr. the basis of and and with the condition stitutional Bancroft, 'general good.'" the "Thaddeus" follow in the wake not Shall sufficient the the all rights few and brief sentcnoes, of the "Fifteenth utary and trans- wrote into abroad." read score small no the of and chief, namely— man every the labor of his hands and the pro- liberty, The Hon. and Christian litera- only tanght was taught to of besides and chiefs, some alike to every limb, than books also they "three have mark the lava-rock of Kai- embodied as which was on its way to Hawaii for the recovery and grims, And the rock but the arrival of those May Flower humanity recovered the iv Bancroft, of scores Those since the American Pioneer Mis- and instituted rights, equal Cape Flower from Says shores of Hawaii? "In the cabin of the nt statistics, all are ductions of his mind." completetransla- Bible, not Missionaries the young case and with that which May the foot-steps." equally gratefulposterity lua, England, around way England. baa grateful posterity "A Webster ut- of the schoolmaster acquire December, 1830, the Brig of equally grand errand on an two centuries of Hawa- immortal dis- of bis ploughing her was "The the Pioneer to the shores paragraphs language, sailing tbe by with the "First settlement ofNew courseon Horn, many an- these the grade; educational, secular, amount of the higher a publication The Pilgrims from Boston, and of lated quite To These given life, and men, In these pro- the establishment of common schools, mnst be added and several tion scattered a upon and the total number Christ; baptized, 19,817. ture. Daniel very year that sonorous more 67,600, than to which group, all on lands. re- Protestant churches of the less missionary but the estimate, fifty-six no 1810. 18, amount of to parts fession of their faith in of children Autumn tint two hundreth missionaries the During tered the from admitted have been '.hit the various note- should bo celebrated "May Flower," in should thus syn- It is of tho landing fell be difficult In appear gathered of the Pil- England, great events fitting that was of the for coming the Pacific. to that these two niversary of the of New the Puritans grims and it iv people the descendants throughout America, by sults gathered were preparations to make tbe necessary city, sounded. M; The full years. twenty-one labor It would across the American Con- Ministers of Puritan been already event. Chicago, fortunately at April, of momorablo ever has recently tinent I hundreds and preparation When on my way la to be celebrated the sth year great JL ,\l>. rKI i; is now reader of the Christian open- that tho may learn, religion, in the had reference not merely but heart to the pass- also designed generation of Hawaiians, coming generations of peoples upon whatever part of the world shores from was to benefit all Hawaiian tbey whether from might come, fcannot refrain Asia, point, at this Seward 29th of in from Europe, to some remarks of the the Senate of July, 1852, the United or attention, W. H Hon. States ou tbe the commerce of the Pacific " on At America calling your date he what are lot-saw, that early Ocean." the Occidental and Oriental shaking dow witnessing, Hawaiian shores,—the sons of Shorn, hands on the we where meeting the sons of Japhetin the mid Pacific, Mr. Seward, remarks:—"Even the we now stand, continent and its islands, and the discovery of this organization of society and governmentupon them, these events have been, grand and Important as and ancillary to were but conditional, preliminary the more result now sublime mation—the reunion parting on ago, and tions the plains travelling around tbe in toe of the two ever thousand afterward in world, now act of consum- civilizations, which, of Asia four years opposite direc- meet again on the islands of the Pacific ocean. Certainly coasts and no mere human event of equal dignity and Impor tance has ever followed society by occurred tbe and the upon tbe equalization restoration It will be condition of earth. of the of the unity of the hu- �rll E M). JII X Who family. man does European every year not that see henceforth European politics, commerce, European thoughts and European activity, although actually gaining greater force, and European connec- the nations of the these islands In has the earth. been ignorethe whiletue Pacific ocean, time permitted, I could and the chief vast regions its will llkvomi, islands, become the world's of events in the theathe its shores, Time earth arc mou'U called were " prophecy. turn right I will and We day. facts in the fulfilment of Scrip- overturn, Hereafter ten to vista 1 till, The the aid could the pioneer would be regard the rock-bonnd As tury. centuries think that the Islands, fifty Hawaiian far-reaching world Pilgrims ou England, as one of I away, 17th will be years ago, cen- to inclined am Christianity of the on viewed as the first half of the 19th among the great events, in Hereafter, in the world's history. century and China, Japan, and more more isolated remain if weld bring found a heathen once would. tbey of and mould They cannot The was taken in resting much together, Burely a this work placeand waiian a has solved iv the problem a missions to heathen in of tbe position nations of the among the establishment of Christianity shores the It is sea. now no scheme and longer deemed visionary chimerical to undertake tho conversion nation to of For Christianity. a and heathen the friends of look, say achieved at tbe Hawaiian missions to what has been Islands! The human bring about agency employed, glorious result, has been principally and grand American its Missionaries to be pany, and Mrs. present of the tire shores, 1870. They source their of are testimony ican Band original landing that they Mission where will Haw- and it But gatherings. tbey ? are onward a bear to They and up- and othernames of Amerlire in the annals language, employed by Rising respecting the Rev. Mr. also to his associates. " The as one of tbe landed Kamehameha of the Thurston, King might II V resided like at Foreign that sacrificing, that they of so oan bell he stone with if Thurston, from in they so utter hea- went Palaoe hence, within every appliance Christianity half-hearted successful far bring a and Missions, Asa dwelling When in ohurch-going civilization of mordern and Let unbelieving sneer waa degradation. and Kamehameha sound of the young do him reverence, of the Kingdom. When he fathers about him. Christian will. out-shines their mines." men On* sublime, any so life self- diamond if time tail, grand idea, triumph They with their influence and sent us from one writers achieved, that firmly estabChristian centre, a found has Christianity and shores, the Gospel of Jubilee I pop- among the to world achieved We gathering. fifty hare seen, He been Not of truth, made been the been led nally and gospel of career At prodigality. sabbath, and companious. in sea with in and pass away her, while all liiio, with God's special of such the recital tho for the Months 179 who sailed other vessel, Not loss. has left onewas In other appeared to instances be to most with you prefer dwelling of the of Hawaiian picture in numbering events, I much bright side the vessels But I will not detain signally displayed. bis on wood islands. perished. Providence retrieve ofhis associates two in of the of their story Boki chiefs smaller of the two vessels board the their leader the report fivehundred 20 For sig- a season embarks sail of sandal erelong the on he They bringing only returns, Gov. order to nearly search religion. opposition, intemperance length, his fortunes and those of party, holy the often Christian Hawaiians. has How when the to we the mission opposed verified, opposition progress among he continued his have true to self-destruction. statement himself in for of As Even missions those who have forward this was placed and Head power acknowledged. purity up- evan- gelization. Providentially God inspired the hearts How under their fostering of some Islands, care fame. of the to take the mission and female of the historic quired an protection. chieftains The have ac- Kaahumunu, Kinau, Ka- and many others exerted their kindly offices of tbe mission .in the days of its infancy. filolani, behalf require a pen possessing language mine, power the moral heroism of knelt the brink of tbe on ter of than Kelanea, ing Him, true wide range God, would I am not party. of and graphic portray in fitting Kapiolani, when she seething and when her people besought lest Pele's wrath more to boiling prayedto Jehovah,acknowledg- and as the awe-struck whole ber cra- trembling to break forth retire, and and fearful engulf the instance in the any which can be cited historic research, " tbe author of "I hazard the Hand in nothing saying, justice to the memory of high ruler, lived was as a and in reigned meanest to was be subject. tory present in which she lived a shall times. Tbe nation effected from tbe throne and man progress annals re- to the of his- acquitted and God—more es- of Divine truth and of lengthy the somewhat agencies and and cess, dollars of and men friends which spoken were establishment remarks which of tbe buman employed of recognize of missions Holy Spirit, was one this among refer to tbe of era it as but mission; all and fire the as 01. the has did, the Israelites, when God's period people, suc- While God's presence accompany them, pillar of cloud by day a In United had not God pourand crowned those labors and ellorls with bis blessing. there the and useless seemed to by for their more onemillion of this support been vain Chris- labored. prayed contributed generously for the would have have women elsewhere have the States have by Spirit of day night, yet down came I Pentecost. from 1880 to great awakening 1840. The missionaries which evangelize this leading object. people. This Power. indicated of prayer under in influences. untilaftera it was season of people I agents for the introduc- Christianity, on the Is- of Their personal the was great brought Missionary's Tbe of toil." "night suc- Sixteen God's away before out generally poured of subject the of the mass and more, rolled long years felt. that their reliance the not until the Christian not Their ulti- I he influence of the natives from time to few A and great and might fol results depended upon became interested religion, but it awakening that gospel Thus tbe Missionaries Cod. upon time, tbe their was and definite a secondary. but tbey were to be frequent days for preach to was Other ends and success however Divine was hither came specific design, Spir Eliot upon tbe church. preached among the Indians of New England from 1646't0 1060, or fourteen years before he gathered u church, and the Seas, toiled their Idols. teen Missionaries English years, ere on Hawaiian Thus, were required, years the South in people the twenty aside cast about six- shores, for the Missionaries lay to were permitted to see foundations, before they Remarks the Rev. Dr. spiritual temple arise. the tbe " Anderson, Tbe first approach, it's public indications in were the missionaries in 1836 and following * * of the the in meeting the Among spir- of the general meeting again * year. great awakening may he at Waitnea, on Hawaii. of the natives tho said to have commenced In spring the at 1888 there of evidence of tbe presence of tbe spirit at nearly So there all the stations on that Island. waa on was and Kauai. Maul, Oahu, and the power The dull and was and Even such science, bad as became Whenever ted meeting, or he and and and to given wherever the of the and case tbe and fee). of signs con- after tbe way of missionary appoinaudience. listening a Spirit. attentive think no inquirers crowds, power, ignorant, became begun before with other many work with wretched, was sure However great the erally conducted a that of tbe Holy imbecile anxious life. a It was evidently stupid, the vile, grovelling, bearers of the word, meetings were Tbe pleasure. At places meetings ously, embracing two, three, four There was a thorough awakening held were genSab- Honolulu, Hilo contin and five thousand. of the whole mass There was a state of religious society. awakening and spiritual agitation, which could be of native accounted er flora on no the high. on tho power, Spirit's other than upon the way, a powpeople ware moved by was It nearly aa manifest as the in for, supposition, that of Faartecost. dsy tbe total number of church members but in six years, creased to 23,804. cessary fections, 1843, the or After for allowance finally there this In was all proper conversions making remained the The results have been At the present time witnesses, because great in the so are people tbey words of let an are the in neverbeen abiding. genuinefruits the "wherefore Apostle, seeing we onward and take may and Church that we not upward, of the on servants upon earth, believe are and have join the general assem- hope to first their stand born the in heaven—gone heights of Mount above, with their robes washed and made the blood of the " great gathered al- so great a cloud of witdevoutly acknowledge what God, Some of tbe witnesses larger number, passed of God I not add about with us wrought. are of that Spirit Kingdon.—Bat may through the instrumentalityof his missionary in among churches our outpouring of of this compassed nesses," Zion de- unmistakable permanent and multitudes and remarkable upon the a and wrought a greatwork The Influenoe of that greatawakeninghas bly In- aud ne- people. lost. has 1887, only 1259, number had been spurious evidence, that God bad forward to liberty." During Holy tians here and circumstances who have reigned, towards She A complete under tbe do she will rank Christian. barbarism. have now offered I have tion History." posterity It is believed the sentially aiding the and if and troublous few persons, themselves better of God in Kaahumanu, statesman a justemerging from volution nation. aware as displays more calm trust, earnest faith and sublime devotion, under similar circumstances. Remarks, Read, all special overruling Providence of God, in i elates to this Christian mission and Christian bath was extensively observed." rulers or chiefs of these to fully, emphatically and distinctly which or introduction mighty unwillingwitnesses unfrequently havo and- phil- man work. for the way, God's and the cess came God's the religion. recognised enemies been thus and upon God the Great upon has prepared of the Christian ever as agency, years not do honor The work any glveth watered, but It has been God, who In closing this discourse, I de- was Missionaries any human pluutcth but God that sire a commem- assemble because the results of Church. gave the highly it anthropic labot reflect uiuch that is be the increase. mate glorious a should we the Missionaries so some- early missionaries, planted The successors de- might rendering that becoming landing this by their neither he that watereth the increase." Islands, Chinese aiming vnr host of others which Hawaiian on the first ago, a forgotten that vmne Marquesian preach led with God's accompanied to the In zealous here In not may desires fact has been permitted, proclaim fitting proper, civil God's ignorant and degraded,but blessing resting upon their labors they elevated the and standing aation to its present position among the Hawaiians and So then thing, neither low, These facts and descriotive is of the Kings ardent that one paint, have been ulation has been raisui up en- 1820 and inclined passed ever The they the this from and Micronesia, while It would witnessed are und Missionaries names well bow before him, and the thenism lished, n on between place, kind and all or this Mossing, Christianity tins rich com- Mrs. Thurston evening have They their work and history. apply the most Pioneer competent witnesses, Missionaries Rev. F. S. this us Bingham, Whitney, Hawaiian will with during these Jubilee of the the fathers A original this occasion. has taken rejoicing have finished ward. on in 1820. change which islands. two of the Whitney, are alone remain aiian sent to these permits Providence this Foreign Missions, acting through Board of Amer- travelers, coadjutors their their toils and labors through on to exerted their that, anticipate, to South Ha- on and all represented, but have earth. pagan nations, of which is now felt in the Importantinfluence every mission station in Asia, and Africa, and the Isles of foreign them and this small though importance The successful most when Chris- home, among a Hawaii, people. neutralizing Christianity is these nations territory and population, occupies first of America, brought into be them into one brotherhood. important step tianity will relationships. harmonizing influence and needed to and Hawaii, intimate of the Increase. ed out his accomplished this Little The merchants, edueatiou, temperance virtue, Missionaries The have orate half of the establishment man of the of New pass how of-the Ben- chaplains; its finally who have truth, tbe sideof immediate labors. landing ol the first tbe over- no nations. and their of their shores events great and and and Tyreman society; and shipmasters, or agencies were needed. thingover and above " " writes the Apostle Paul to tbe I have planted " God the Corinthians, gave Appolos watered; but of his countrymen. aptlie take part in foresee, the you of the struggle or as are himself and must spread to do encouraging Missionaries results the to come every eye down an Mission others, rulers of this laud, to other residents invite livelh to Wo all imagine, successors I is most man and vast movement glance and years, prospect to himself." dieth lime, eyes of such facts sometimes "No powering. outnumber and visitors our and By one. coming of same. in our many ApCatesby commanders; Naval Society ad- of the Christianity. bringing no unquestionably destined to they Islands, to parent under passing and hnve not good ; (cousin of Commodore the visit of London Christian counsels American ican Seamen Friend over- 400,000,000, are these I together. wine kindly services several nett, of the on would of Vancouver's speak Byron's the Iter. W. Kllis and the by streets, serving selling us goods, a peaple, rewho tire our neighbors. and our families, the ova present God's name, overturn, walking see presenting has and and would standing past in It away. revolutitiizingthe nations, upon speculate as landmarks vow the upon, the ends of the earth over were of it shall be no more, until he come whose it, and Hod is now overit is and 1 will give it him." turning in Old swept to witness prophet Ezekiel, ture we with vision, of and view, If us appear, train the nations of tbe apparent, been this out commotion. have lines follow to me in now boundary really Jones aud but the fact is thought, of the Poet) forbids I picture, private vice, and Lord sight of I have notlost lands. human fact that other agents and porsons, in public If contributed their share. lite have great UEHEAFTEhV to Mission Board and its Missionaries, tho 53 181 0. 18, The American of foreground tions, although actually becoming more intimate, will nevertheless ultimately sink iv importance; and \li a suueess. the American placing thus in J I Lamb—gone to company out of every which kindred, no and form man a white portion can tongue, of number, and peo- �mm: 54 and nation" pie that song heard of the and are voioe ber eftbein ronnd 1 with Saying the num- loud a ,and blessand strength and honor, and glory which is in heaven and on "And every creature and underthu earth, and such nsare in the wisdom, ing." tbe and all that In are and honor, and ing universal conquest claim In the I unto Him, power, and unto the l.auih, for anticipationof Christ's final und she of the of earth, the whole riion let It Ami lii,nt matin paid tta ralas ever A On Bare Willi tilled with which she that she fact the read licr own again Mrs. to the out in brought chiefs and 1820, that that of story went that narrative to heard in and he might and lie Obookiah, the arrival and of the those who lego of On broke off in at course Sho having in the them. Her to pathos, Thaddeus brig So the enjoyed they her hearers. ool- in tho made detail and down and asked tbe venerable counsellors whose Asa these of up so short touching in interest the story of was them Jobn of the missionary's house, to join in. snt Tbe story of Young and Isaac Davis, Great Kamehameha, under tbe advice and assistance he bad conquered the tho nection witb As touching. group was very puolani, wifo and mother the remarks that of was of kings. relating to In Keocon- tbis heroic chiefees, Mrs. T. exhibited a silk shawl presented to her by lieautiful Kaabumanu memento of forty-four a which to Not tbe least interesting he erection of tlie first framed tbe Board of Missions erectionof framed houses ■roinan'iinfluence years ago—a noble Hawaiian, whose memory will always be dear ber. A. was bad bad prevailed those who knew too house on cent been read Bishop, of the one held ever most in Ho- of Mrs. tin: of und 10 make to story of Hawaii, out. mated o'clock, —have 1 at from five that think to Sens, there and was not elsewhere time lie stand they will Wednesday in the presented, but others Tbe tabooed, bat with the king, and he a on islands, and its year in It other lands, was the day to celebrate the fif- which Christian- introductionoff of this and the dis- adjacent other tricts, besides many from the On remembered islands, and the entire native and these foreign population to the islands, came 4th of antl as alter Thad- long a Horn—how different of facility Key. posscngors the biig little Kailua, at the mode and the She travel! Hiram Bingham, Chamberlain, Thomas Holmes, Samuel Rugglcs, and Elisha Loomis, printer. Mr. with their wives. ordained as in whilo Mr. ism. immersed in thier system just before was chaos. not even had of a gloom the idolatry having These devoted two years his to found religion arrival of the the some returned The missionaries deeply They first missionary work, Islands, these on pulpit of the Ha- of pagan- of any kind, been overthrown Thaddeus, and all and men ad- women words 31st day aina i of of ka tono seed the to sown enlighten by them, fifty and accomplished in years has done more christianize Europe a after nation the than of lapse was cen- Wednesday have sun as pleasant a day been desired for tbe occasion. shone temper fact was brightly, its during heat. the there Early was in a fresh could as While tbe breeze the morning, and grounds were preparation for the festivnl. the scene of At nine churches the choir in the mem- ka on ka the land the oka is estabiv church, preparatory alone They hundreds these of cheerful, little that the a for dying of the remark often-heard yet hope is young Hawaii. ten, the precisely the foot extended mission procession be programme the who acted The First which following was deserve military were Major C. the order of cavalry, the a 11. Judd, procession : fine body of horsemen, and well expert old largo body (iov. Dominis. for came on street, the details of the The carried out. were the different marshals manner in under command of day formed Richard church and the Considering the regulated, was was at the beyond reeidcneeis. credit ior the for ol direction out,—there King street, while tho head to at the of the door, made out the of the procession. To look oh nt the despite is nation in bright and healthy faces filed they that the in joining galleries. Hawaiians. think one to the filled superintendent school children assembled were drilled. all men, Thon fol- lowed the long line of Sabbath school children, marshaled ing ian Society The the the in The carriages. tuno of " soldier. military, a band—playing tho J. H. Brown, in looking each man every Tho Honolulu Rifles, the elite under their splendid precision Captain, appearance and C. of T. (iulick, marching with thatwouldhave done credit to veterans. Hawaiian Evangelical clergy generally, and lative in Assembly, Association and the the membersof carriages; heads. The the bring Marching through Georgia." Artillery Company, Capt. making a we Next the Hawaiian Mission Children's old a sing- familiarair (to Hawai- "Hurrah, hurrah, words) jubilee." same their teachers, the little ones by they marched, as Alumni,—and among these Differentcommittee mau the Sabbath o'clock different tho to busy a wild flow- Over the entrance in preceding day, Kawaiahao Church and tbe adjacent ar- altar halt circle—" 1842—I'unahou—1870." The turies. the Beneath life of tho inch through Tho Kamehameha HI. youth and tbe Christian, and of flowcrn tastefully ladies. 1843—" DA their light bluo uniforms, of been — " ; by at words,—" 1820—Juhlek King July, hut pretty crowd. lilies, and dressed themselves to tho task with the energy of the zeal be 1870," and below, the national motto, orable esti- people, garlands forest. tho were and particularly blooming, was roses, Hawaiian in and 1842—was maile, the the hands of the the of and for church—now stone with of fern perfect parterre ers the of 1830 years re- many islands, having these decorated ranged by afterwards the Daniel Chamberlain, after country. waiians the accompanied was and with mentioned spent his life residence All were Whitney preacher, a the festoons At April, 1820, the Key. Asa Thurston, and Samuel Whitney, Daniel own beautifully celebration. the carried lietween We under- be to the many of the anniversary on day long for specially designated ity built so result arrived old the for edifice is variously been average interior of venerable when it preparations thousand ten lished in righteousness. tho Hawaiian Jubilee." " as tieth all. them throughout memories will live too, to rend were let- Several printed. was a Honolulu and in Tho a un particular thousand would seven truth, hurrying own between tho hours countings of portions of evergreen, Day of Jubilee-Wednesday. The the near several were numbers The persons. Kawaiahao premises, and Dole, Esq.,) himself. by meeting another was missionaries and English South now and in- of awakened the deepest tbe verses of to hear the narratives place, tho stormy passago around collect facte about Among them into ioej of thousands about his upon entertainmentof and accommodation the beneath there arrived deus, of Boston, Bartimeus, —the conversion of John li—a luaued Two (SM. closed in- royal feaat in 1820, when tho young king brought a livimi Tuesday evening of Key. Kaahu- late teachers to was in of sum the some new husband, or one King Liholiho, were rc- were eager narrated T. her narrative that America leave, that been the so minute anecdotoi, in was had opportunities which few of missionaries blind Mrs. and she noted chiefs, It the midst of their young Thurston, in Christians and other chiefs, which teresting. the countrymen. Vale, that they might join about the the interesting meetings nt the MM who Christianity his missions, against to pioneer hand tbe them cidents to embarked novel expedition. inanu, touching Hawaiian true of their relatives. inoustranceß of the Cornwall, Conn. iv appeal devote themselves some and one three or fourother Hawaiians were taught that led two of teach return and tho mission school their young learn to occasion, light duty, a no means duty—by mis- pioneer years n clear in every part witli commenced America collection tv congregation generously responded missionary house. The remaining two wan her task, which occupied ho its Minister of For- that suggested Whitney, (read by Sunford H. she curiosity much narrative, created eoulil for the tho call unique pioneer hand, of the one half, without faltering, which the nt file. early missionary Although nearly seventy-live hour and a voice, ol of the old execute! nntl rose up ters from to hoar her. ago, she was Thaddeus brig teacher was which was listen to unabated Kx. the His adjourning by contributing church same soeuieil nolulu. Thurston's Reminiscences The und quarters, the intent fro, each membered that they had we he taken likxxl .' audience largo a the audience sionaries—Mrs. Thurston and Mm. Whitney—to kiilritsliimeiit. Monday evening lips. three and exercises close. Before fiiircliiiHt- stare, tliv the of interest thine wo* thine tiy it one hour eign Affairs noun. ad the earth the STOWS OS yet one, ilium-101 worthy ' \ml llieii occupied The and to for ap]ioiuted men, ex- us By ancient t'liv'inilil.ere tllltllrc'H hirth, to woman's by —was deserved rebukes and withering most " homo bipeds of the genus uttered ever the foreigners—whom base from de- encountered by opposition " termed one poet's language. Come then, iitnl mldeil le thy many in fierce she be " Kecelve Kless- saying, and glory that sittetb upon In ever and ever." heard them, tbe throne of tho missionaries early the house to The closing remarks, in which be built. scribed imii. is. to be set aside and tabu tlie allowed jink nd. earth, sen, to i: voice, is the Lamb that was slain, to receivepower and worthy im about tho and : and tjmes ten thousand, and ten thousand thousands of thousands. singing in beheld, "And I many angels and the elders of throne and the beasts was employed now love. redeeming i the Legis- the Lahainaluna were not a few grey Queen Emma Lodge of Good Templars. procession Richards moved street to Nuunnu, nnd up down King street, up Beretania, down Boretania and King street to the church. �lllh When the in dence procession Beretauia makapili Sunday drawn up in the file numbering and singing, passed, At 11 hundred soon His the as entered ive On one. und King and and followed the behind them land with and France, bering fifteen some venerable ladies, the the Whitney, that lirst ones only crowded and tho nchool children, with overflowing could ing place The while truth little ! the of the history and past, to the alluded touchingly which he Hawaiian, in in the recalled of names not from | j a new i their of " the Christian Blow There and Uic ye arc voices some in the choirs of Kaiimakupili Churches, was the voice presence of The Rev. 11. 11. audience the American scorns the one a that has that peaceful assembly, are hour, local business, are of our the meet We ity. the of power who of sound sang whose with address : following witnesses rich offer our The your bauners—and its to streets— this triumphs. pro- great For the aro aud the illustrations forgotten; the places of Chamber, and the Court-room Senate ; through poor, the higher level of prayer of high-born a aud tho thanksgiving ; we raise holiday. we pay who to the here gospel of Christ, and to planted and nurtured the seeds of uChristian civilization. tlie sainted of the worth of still wait The world's moral elevation 11011. it> train. eivilizaliou of the dead put of of men is We like the follows in to method This is promoting hy do the commerce What did reoognitinu and of the honored their robes of gospel better, World our glory on. social and and civllis*. and tho eultnre that all the for ooimnrrcc Africa of lexicographer has been the teacher and in dered invaluable out aid to in the has and church Alexander, ; ministry Lyons, ; Richards the in before and the of expressed Fifty Great ian few by religion belief of induced falsehood which of had At that and men their who Bartimeus, the feet seemed much and loved of Keopuolani, the daughter, kings ; Elizabeth Kaahumanu, combine to in namesake of Kapiolani, who could the gospel ness iv fail iv to a Nor I as a number and circle, Hungary of beauty time high daughters to welfare of a to and low contributed come who so to this then give, poverty, far off form of whom they gave asked and of they for the prayers expected return. place in lance. Per history I*: at us, the no past nation, what of the cburoh or tbe not to foretell. tunes need of this the future the future presume .the be the He who reads Into in judging at least is secure. and for without a foreigners and vanity religious system their over to centuries, previous of the false temples gods which This neighbors. have succssors band established we have of this you Which belief) love all the and to teachers endeavored even contains agree God to these doctrine, and government we and our their instil to iv the disagree regarding doctrine, faithfully cele- day rejoice been to you truly by that Christian Great Master. our may of cburoh of of devoted here and You must reason. Gospol points some small a of which good fundamental into minds. which Ocean sentative " New Zealand this through Society under But on this recognize " Dr. his by of the Gospel the the education and goodwill repre- might inhabirace, of our among to their represent welcome happy to observation to and their suc- welcome all of Christ lending people that disposition every pioneers of expedi- delegated Clark), are own name desirous are this first has Government have who in and the you the position and of the auspices cessors, and at the same time to tropista—all in you possessed by your Wo jubilee day. the services them, been sailed, (Rev. and to know Majesty's why cause, groat ocean. whose chief executive officer here for Muorics groups tion of their missionaries them principal would have principal scattered The the independent governmentand uye, you tants of the and the women when institutions." been, of the au and men they so timely introduced, to was comparatively unknown been have enjoy to-day have of these teachings nations, philan- preach their and to his aid to promote men. His Ex. tho American Minister Resident, 11. A. Pierce, speech, nont The acter Its visit world, here signs of it* tbe of profound a spell so of and sovereign, had hod with minds period, manner of impor The story as followed in and made of history labor to and Hon. perti- I may posses* of the people, them, originated char- and of from a Honolulu in subsequently, In short the Hawaiian among the 1826. A residence year of thirteen years, together with the observations of the rience. a follows : personal knowledge Missionary What may the by made their appearance such of the and upon peace spoken whatever. they minds (however Gospel His agreeable arc land, had and when of their gave can of their gave kind any advent of those who him utter Hawai- mythology critical women with advance of the American Board mothers of their people, would of their labors. representative clso ; of sustained prayer, aud who this perform headed the foundation church, brate wife and its bold- But those faith mission success wealth and nothing we of the the thousands and tens of thousands who their no Saint illustrate wrath of Pele. the fathers aud and tho ordered household example, the to the forget nor well name or whose largely and alike at imperial her character, one England braving the mc degree much, sitting of Jesus ; mother and saw n My colleagues have grandfathers (my by the action teaching and example Tlie blind make then orderod. they this them themselves iv their fathers' His requested of one 1 shall your destruction of the tho The Committee have regent (Kaahumanu), tho of the and Saviour short time utter the death of the exercised and their " ; the belief a the Pacific fidelity that found influenced Lord heart. chief's, principal other equally devoted followers of Christ Christian a of the address : anniversary our day that my citizens) or of occasion. words years ago, and his this on Kamehameha, fellow their brief Archipelago. the Foreign Af- committee Hawaii m—We meet the fiftieth religion for aud from honestly Lund The remarks, ascended wish that 1 should a duty—tho " of the by sumo Government, civilization only equalled by the into this address short or- is in all the churches. there liaiti aeen. Minister Qatuni Of of Christ, ; was to make Arrangements and praise the wear river," invited to celebrate day your instructions ill,- Harris, been and ganization many of civil and times ren- government Mr. introduction Apostles Coan, ; largest troublous maintenance whose Andrews, ; tongue and we gained Kauai, on generation Israel; who of whose Whitney the efficient patient we struggle, Hawaiian and made the following Lauiks up in which and compeers his of this Armstrong, of into conic tlie name Hawaiian able aud an singer sweet Judd man any edifice whoso to fill permitted of have Bingham, one remembered of the entered are we sacrifices, days ; successors tho sons This honor faith we to-day, Thurston, who tho and of the lovingly because of their common humau- jubilee ; royal munificence and private to spread the least on tho nation's the noble souls of ; roll allotted to when its heart the that litntl eye The intercourse which comes but alone, poured through here because is nation a there toil, in sung mortal No Kx. rostrum demon- this nineteenth of then arrangements the these last few zeal and activity, and civilization We arc aud cheered unite living who ardent but that lands, better thought and quickening energies highest progress the heroic lustre delightful materialism, to have labored convened Why social its its monuments is this church many arc garden ourselves ? and the not, wo Rivor," commencing : the fairs, having of tbe moral islands? from other few u flower nor the We tbrgct not to-day the generous support and the [ hearty co-operation in every good work of tho noble and women of whom the Hawaiian people men may the well be proud whose native courtesy ; Kalauimoku, Foreign choir Majesty's spoils waste of the and this with the full-orbed Shall hope, consecrate buttle, faith, the Ituyuml, beyoml Jesus its brain? jubilee, toil and with into as over current has been men the val- up to the of here surer pledge not we out into the of God blessing shall of the world tho fight we beyond this the line all the rich- fitting symbol of human of commerce life labors. whose for the enriched changed a sending age and stimulated rot. Christianity. moved just army ou song of bounty the Commissioners differences deserted lowly, Chinaman of the most remarkable developing cession owners to have been left to these Islands to present In tbe world of of their Chirk, Secretary Dr. Missions, who delivered It proper Parker then introduced Rev. Board Kawaiahao with above the distinguishable was sung A noticeable feature of the excellently clear tenor, an that make the fortunes countries. other choir then with fine effect. Trumpet, Blow," culture, would in choir The cause. supporters that that tho the endless Jubilee. of and in Micronesia. neither tree, shrub comu the by thousands houses of taste many form to this lands and evangelization Here orowji ; mure of Christian stretch away enterprise has through every century, iv residences passed so but all to and memories, and round to maintain a commerce a been borne has this barren won purpose, strating new active chiefs who had been departed to the His barter with Why these gardens teeming with Why to courtesies of coast? that have Christianity filled eloquent prayer most a the The taken independent for these delightful achieved through labors of His servants, completeness with larger faith ; an the seeds have Marquesas and made openings to this Lowell Smith, with of churches, of dollars ; all, soil capital, and that attracts life of Dr. than this the lands ? Lord, nobler Rev. millions tropical clime, und a changes Hundreds the by short ■ so and changed lodgment culture, these other ojiencil were on down the many of occupied. was services so Christian and wretched poor these beautiful why of the by found away—iv were every available stand- in order have respect lias been to relieve the eye, been ones, the people. and the in bolter ripened and ness to members galleries of the church body reckoned all and these the the the grown get inside, not with Mrs. changes become law aud during forth gone quickened the hopes the work of the fathers ? Christianity; of witnessed has caprice ; individual shares streets of the | leys ! and that band gospel The young. sides both on of years ago, and the Mission, old and i were and of living of years ago, where left, Thurston now light the brought Hawaii nci, fifty to Mrs. is And num- corps, On the more. been nation free to all ; passing ships, miles manner, of Consular the or placo culture of America, Eng- diplomatic representatives open than the and heathen and the that the Cabinet these Where have has and hearts result ourselves nobler a Islands Bible, a Christian literature,schools winds of rank, in them ? beneficent so the civilized world ; impress- the members of the measure government God in woman, raised to or view grand upon what happier, the stirred of the Christian world. In Islands of of disease and causes the introduction years by A arc few were for the mado Witness these islands gospel on lands and " and " dressed insignia the suite, MM time the richest same with their blue ribands and the by man changes wrought fifty great and Her by pulpit Kinina, both Queen the period? seated, choir sang the the at his audience the of right but at tlie plainest purer, what But of one the was of the traffic forced opium What multiply household What midnight life? march. were The ncenc was a most the home had but to Pacific, —who shall in the audience while standing, the King." nave was arrived one hour the church, when remained It in of the day. King, accompanied Emma Majesty Queen the the do for China? they and the war unwilling people. upon an school, procession procession immense the Majesty as Let 55 1870. 18, and the horrors of the slave What did of E \ I Christianity? the devastations the last church, having occupied As the incidents tlie o'clock and joined scholars rank. into they fell interesting of blazing villages death? continued till when the most waiting, whole tho post, three over there were each side of tho road, on of glare of Kau- scholars j l». N trade answer. school moved procession the i: introduction Dixon's resi- reached Mr. street, MM early past times 1 year, knew complete my expeKapiolaui, Kalai tii'Au, Kaabumauu, Hoapili, Boki, Naihc, Kaikoewa, �THE 56 Kuakini, and others of the chiefs all of them have of the them and named ; and was Christian in progress to draw me former state and of this people. condition. present In and Polynesian other In races. well and could be view 1870, we them see the Majesty Why of Christian knowledge, to a high degree and material prosgeneral education, civilization The happy result is due for the most part, perity. them. under salvation ; that vanced God, the to labors of tbe American must the Mission- aries. On an occasion like personal testimony devotion, their to I thermore, and and teachings since ceased of labor. assistance this Nation would Therefore, may coming generations be grateful aud instruction Missionary and for ; the beautiful " Marching ! Marching on on I glad birds as bright ranks of soldiers from Artemas The Rev. in assemblage, venerablo in Hawaiian, who on the wing. once of the reach of the that he of resident he that had in people the had those lived to been the and of of oyea of many class older bis was a The choir and by-gono young of of the to the to the before, joined years, his in of the time he years, has resided in —that Islands the influences. the the behalf of on his by of these Hawaiian remarked, He that address, He gave religious history elo- an in the experience, gospel, practically carried out in his choir on countrymen the fact. 1870." composed Wo arc We are The fiftieth tonic onour isles — conies with smile*. man. I). The Hon. marks He this on now set free, rest not influence in infancy residents of in of mention " who had of rendered most however was to on here see j efficient all there was glad the descendents to-day, chiefs of 1820, side by missionaries and the old have grown up of to-day ian to celebrate people, Christian the jubilee, we all one And while faith. Christianity, residents we one who company aa one Hawai- government, rejoiced one over our civilization, enlightenment and should revere the makuas,—the Here, <Jf condition to us whioh were we born, we have arrived. church To the we would raifec honor of the Parker closed then retired the ceremonies the benediction. from the building adjoining picnic grounds, where a feast of good things was spread, which in quantity and in this quality was never before surpassed country. Space fail would item. His ficence and bis 10,000 pounds us were we appreciation of mullet and $100 to attempt in tho King, Majesty to state his munisent of the occasion, poi,* bullock, sheep, pigs cash. One member of the mittee of arrangements contributed Tbe committee themselves of bread, plentiful supplies a and glad were in other two day to sec a also, last were Templars out body, though many of them were sufficient to have for filled a and doing arc now hope we some on some fes- noble work, a reunion ex Thursday concluded on residence the at comprised of American the missionaries, and Mr. mis- deseen- their Hawaiian pastors and delvarious islands, now in session the native the and, on few friends—the whole It was of the their " a present The design was some for of presence wives, many the Ha- inaptly not was the of one here witnessed account and pastors fifteenth amendment to bring together tho and foreign elements, and enable them to better acquainted has with been erected with spread on were for present witnessed been other. or in social made snowed a spirit uniting be lollowcd may of a similar nature. in them future years who a re- color," Honolulu. England, enjoyment, warm all. all saw natives of Hawaii, America, in A premises, and of race distinction never addresses Christian each tho ample provision Those who and Marquesas mingled and tho Copies in of sardines, fresh salmon flowers number They appear together ceremonies and There were 500 loaves from tlie ladies of of consuls. the Good , from as it appreciation done WM and They union, " without Tahiti a the flag of France in by all the other This companies. a might come. such of bless them. tent had tables invitation his will we returned the national them all jubilee ; the event, the to to see gathering. God in hundred members, over We and truly trust that by gatherings our city, decorations good-sized' of this Jubilee Number wrappers for Sailors' Home,—15 copies for $1. to the Advertiser two private contributions, there were cakes, pies, tarts, and other delica- contributions they that say American mission, in the procession of These whose to at- Queen com- and oysters, 600 water-melons, 5000 glasses ofsoda and 200 water and lemonade, pounds of cake. Then from who and the day. boatload of provided 800 the interest happy order to show foreign representatives large 11. all on King Commissioner French and in committee, become come. of whom The procharacter calcu- a the are of the great work done by native by pronouncing of showed chiefs and cordial acceptance very termed by love. io scholars. were interest felt tho show that add in heaven abovu. assemblage cart-loads the and one of witnessed throughout His Majesty had shown a hearty cooperation iv all tho jubilee arrangements, and this royal ryuipathy will certainly result in proIms prevailed. ducinggood ieeling where apathy waiian to the exer- owe or The Rev. 11. in the cies. most school attendance of event, return anillabor on Till nnother Jnbil'-e shall lish. fathers and mothers—to whoso tions before happy foreign under one King, advancement in missionary side with those of the together, meeting in the years of us appear' speakers filly years undoubtedly turnouts deep impression a Other Kmma and . passed away, nir.nl what 2,000 persons, the church reunion." each the come and In patience hope foreign I was - to with Remarks. was with when another fifty yennl I.el each this jubilee, He Tho felt in the As one of a here, together numbering 225. company On earth or in the sky ;— The Capt. John Meek. tended. egates unite in hong. till where shall given had almost They beyond the river," but left, whose presence he missed that And lie Christianity the leave dents, with has been long •' their memories public pleosantest gatherings thought ] should in lated to sionaries, which you've toiled and been oppressed To-day subject j the islands, but of direction. In day. Sabbath Whitney, which gather here and gladly rest, Tin- scasou Have tbe cause who had also, tbe same Come previous' the But he chiefs those aid re- Assembly. exhausted jubilee. these on )*sscd away, one much that few a which o'clock, by about? and 1,500 evening with from toil, cease soon schools lor were The rMand up and bless the Lord. made then by saying only l.ay down your burden, glor>.'' and that will be seen many years, or It numbered probably years to come. for 900 and awhile. 4 prognosticate spirited ceedings Jubilee. Come gather here and sang— tlie legislative grand holiday, their aid in of occasion—.the made, and Kalakaua had pretty speakers of tho its on to behalf on commenced that on to glory. marching hero From Kauai, from Hawaii's shore. to our the can bring Honolulu tive heard before. as you've Come comrades i but presence, the choirs of jubilee in passed most were -, have passed away brethren, Come marching tbe We The Jubilee regard ; " day The jubilee procession in vcars their tonrlniling The Jubilee ! the Jubilee ! llursts gladly time, sim- assemblage hud gone to their homes, more will worthy of preservation. as Hawai- Many tor the first continued until about And so he the " Jubilee song for sang for the occasion, which we here now direction, every white stone." the all in profusion. there with feast mark the or seventeen in was water Soda wanting. not was popping The singing of hour the introduced next missionary a last Association. of the subjoin, remembered now has been for speaking Full Ally tears whom schools Sunday The and times the was a ju curiosity, and made u wry face over it. and* Queen Eintna honMajesty the King between which gratulated mission, sung far that of the sword or bearings, exceeds by was a glorious exhibition gun powder. To-day the results of this gospel power, and he con- under the in- brought some of of the Bishop spoke hearers, especially of natives, him when he Mr. of its He gave Hawaiian evidently before, companions gone of great progress the fluenceof old recollections years thanked God Christianity- delivered remarks, forty-seven and heartfelt aloha. representative und his for islands, sec civilization them all his as missionaries to these isl- came He Board Evangelical power ands, said a that for sung Kauwcaloha, was missionary islands, second ored assem- song." quent retrospect of The few words. a was one of the sec out of retired. from supposed-to-be hopeless outpost, licyond course of Mr. never whole of during the that capacity on Marqucsan ami from far ;" near not the then addressed Bishop gentleman, delegation had hud who many audience. Hawaiian tho Sunday schools sang it Tlieenthusiasm air. noble the freedom's Sweet to the the American of speech hymn : tlie Come and the choir Minister, " and great, The Rev. conclusion of the the save the whole of tbe organ, almost porhaps or ! derived tberefroni. At notes was for benefits own — forth blage pealed of to God great lor dependence could only their for tho main was that people ice My country, ing long Hawaiians to exist. body of water drank His I amongst The laws proper I ply then gave the hymn—in Hawaiian 'tis of thee, and with the swell- The choir " their have the Ministers by of the country Legislature of His iced thirsty were observed—who as Fur- that without opinion If their saw we advisers? native no and jieoplc, that Hawaiian born not a the to it destruction. virtues, zoul, faithfulness, Missionary years of firmly am to bear permitted am Christian industry, ability illustrated by fifty this I this look enactment the ians surroundod to-day, foreign birth, and ad- and was bottles water j of some to good of " Drink for the did not | by the feast enjoying river." the the why correct, was when wonderful advancement of the ideas advanced to the as He Irom extinction. which that this faithfully administered, saved imlaw one's heart jubilee,—an occasion sonic of them will remember with pleasure, we, reader and writer, have paused beyond vcuilcs en- enacted by laws, wisely was It did hand-cart. for he which in in enlightenment and education. nation Ha- 1826, It power. and in Representative Aholo, brief speech, a 1810, impress upon tbe audience the legislative Assembly—the race speakers, and were of believe Archipelago, debased,—though amiable ignorant hospitable,—possessing greater intelligence than waiians to making truthful contrast between their a Mr. IS. the deavored portance toils, struggles labors among the Forty-five years' knowledge enables reflect, who reinforced witness of their eye opinion to Hon. Lahaina, made I knew also several and those pioneer Missionaries, ; grieve I The and many in my many Ka- periods, at later high nobility. passed away ! of nature's were and Hewahewa, 111., Kliuiii, Kekuauaoa, Paki, mehameha JINK FRIEND, We would of their type the cents mail, per single acknowledge and Gazette composing this may at our offices our copy, be obtained, office, or ten indebtedness for tbe loan Jubilee issue. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Friend (1870) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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