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FRIEND.
THE
TO
SUPPLEMENT
DECEMBER
HONOLULU,
Nov. 27,1876]
|From tire P. C. Ailvortim-r,
declared
ian, and
THANKSGD
IVN
AY.
can
In response
of ladies and
blage
at
invitation
to an
Minister Resident,
can
a
ing
gentlemen
services of the
occupied
panied
The
on
W.
Col.
by
Allen of
F.
accom-
staff.
reading
the
by
voluntary
a
roast
the Rev.
the Rev. Mr.
by
The
1328.
plum) pudding
inquire,
prepare
thyself
sing-
7:10—"
Say
that the former
cause
better than these ? for thou dost
to some
which
the
of the
Islands
the
were
be
prospect
of
assurance
more
King
that the
in America and
reviewed, and
given-of
the
happy
return
events
of
political
in
to-day,
God's
and
women
wonderfully
of
ance
of
a
of Grant's
nessee
religious
there
glorious
speech
were
is
quoted,
A.
Castle,
S. N.
It.
A.
Joseph
P. Carter,
was
a
ThanksgivDiscourse.
1775-1875.
of
FONST.CIPRHENUACTHVED.,
25,1875,
By Rev. S. C. Damon.
Job
the
the
the world
promises of
for the
Some
: vubJb.
"
to the
*
i .11.10.
EccLßSiasTßs
are
Say not, then, What is the caase
Iretter than these 7
inquire wisely concerning
in
For thou dost
assur-
sentences
Army of the Ten-
and the sentiments were
heartily
years,
most
ment
expressed
tion
in
advantages,
whence
they
God
full
lor
year.''
efforts
reason
favors
We
were
time-honored
ancestral
hundred and
respond
Grant's
proclama-
free
enjoyment of
should
not
forget
are
the
derived, and
Father
of all
the
the
not
being put
forget
us
that
forth to
all
source
extent
Mercies.
to renew our thanks to
upon
fifty
to the senti-
and
bestowed
do
a
precious
two
can
President
we
our obligations to
with
of
We
Almighty
during the post
one
secure
a
of
more
an
year
ago
treaty
of
but
the past year are qnito
in
of
world.
of
that
of
were
discovery
soon
when our
is
is
a
if
America
the
in
the
his
were
navigator
to
is a
his
in
spot
ought
it
to
is the
our
isl-
civilized
to the
ago
is
in
join
to
there
which
world.
or
rejoicing
century ago
hundred years
for
of
nations,
incognita
world.
ocean,
preparing
One
terra
tbe
matter
the
murmuring
comes
Surely
to
around
made
islands
celebrated
place
one
pre-
tbe his-
wide
the
but
gathering of
Just
and
is
as well as
era in
on
sweeps
It
land.
Hawaii.
Not
its full quota of contribu-
preparation
literally
earth
nation on
1775, Cook returned from
mer of
Tho
they
what
interested
people
civilized
celebration.
were
freighted
Centennial.
the Great
only America,
this
Kingdom
ands
for
of
literature
our current
destined to mark
breeze
mercies
is
atmosphere
would
we
of the
preparations
forward
hum
expressions
if
cannot
record
American
every
warmest
our
we
little kingdom
our
join
acknowledged
an
centennial discussions.
style
to
is
of not
busy
grand
tbe
sum-
second voy-
Preparations
third and last voyage,
be
was
to
discovered
and
the
find bis last resting
Kealakekua Bay.
As the
rally
of
yet
territorially foreign
age
not
Tho year of Our Lord 187G
every
that
more
if
forth
with
floated over tho
the
most
of
we
: "Amid the rich
our
have
the
historic memories
and
not
this."
accordance
hallowed by
custom
on
search of their fattier.."
international.
unity
alive with
1776,
year
For Inquire, I pray thee, of Ore former affe,
be
Amer-
remarks,
recent writer
a
Tho very
to send
paring
tory
only
not
grows more
to a
the
are
awake,
The
with
isl-
are our
necessarily
and
call
yenr.
are
tions.
from
ground
the
af-
only
must
The
blessings
to
pleased
are
incalculable bless-
No longer
centennial memories;
people
ami prepare thyself
the
saturated
is
P. C. Jones, Jr.
Gathered
since
single
with
Out
fondly
becoming
confine our
B. Athcrton,
is
foreign lands."
is
race
thanksgiving,
E. P. Adams,
who
Christianity
While
of
into
alliance
philosophy.
sufficient
Alex. J. Oartwright,
.J.Scott,
As
the world
fact in reality,
accepted
and
flow.
isolated but
are now no
fact in
that here-
commerce it
intimate union
into
Every day
a
F. Dillinghntn,
B.
Peirce,
that the former clays
reviewing
aspect
future.
to
request
of
were
note
progressed
In
everywhere.
connection with
word,
Henry
at
1775
influence in the
widely increased its
and
and
publication.
With great respect and kind regards,
said
speaker
and
then in science and the arts,
men
copy
the same for
delivered
CENTENNIAL
interesting retrospect
an
of
the eloquent,
discourse
Thanksgiving Day;
on
you
thanks for
warm
appropriate
of the
brought
be
commercial
in
expected great
ultimately
the human
allud-
residents
throughout the world
men
The world has
fairs of
by
their
nnd
inquire
lived and flourished one' hundred years ago.
has
instructive
called
now
return
assurance
closer
alliance
to remain
There
under-
intimate relations with
principal
JThe
not
is redolent of centennial
atmosphere
memories.
were
reciprocity and
of
abroad,—the
from
then,
days
tender
signed
The
fathers.
great North American Republic.
will
ands
we arc
will
about
wns
of our
land
happy
certain
and
closer
and
hoped
ings
almost
ica, but the world.
sir:
Damon—Dear
C.
thankful—among
the outside world, and the
our
not
briefly
why
reasons
should
the
After
this."
wisely concerning
ing
by
was
Job 8:8—" For
the search of their fathers;"
to
Ecclesiastes
What is the
enjoyed.
was
Honolulu, November 26, 1875.
S.
Rev.
thee, of the former age, and
I pray
and
scrip-
Frear;
sermon
Damon,.from
Dr.
the
this
drawn
by
singing—" Ye nations
;
rejoice ;" reading
round the earth
ing—hymn
were
the tradi-
of
the
lslnnd Kingdom
the
with
Miijesty
His
to the
arc
recognize
intimate
more
"
giving proclamation
prayer
business
of
turkey) and apple (or
goose (or
Rev. Mr. Frear of President Grant's thanks-
ture ;
day
places
Dr.
noticed that
we
and among many families
closed,
his
by the Key.
prayer
and
My country
"
that
his visit
blessings which
and the
The
after our
singing
the
During
stores
some
tionary
followed
organ,
King
thee," and
Damon.
to
upon
King
services concluded with
'tis of
the
congregation,
commenced with
services
the
in the
a seat
eloquent,
was
forcible.
and
tho
Among
exor-
discourse
of the
chosen
morn-
thanksgiving
the
Majesty
His
day.
gathered
was
peroration
well
the
Like
of government.
dium, the
assem-
Thursday
on
in
participate
to
by
pretty large
the Fort Street Church
last
the Ameri-
and
reciprocity,
starting upon
in accordance with the Ameri-
fully
theory
and Christ-
truly noble, brave
be
to
1875.
16,
stirring
events
introduced and
of
made
1775
are
thus
natu-
signally prominent,
�TII I
106
1 I'HOI-OSK.
TIONS
ON
OF THANKSGIVING
Let
for
us
been
look
out
in
those living
As America
ural lor
Europu.
and
which
has
the
fur.
by
conflicts of
in
Aiucriciins
affection
warm
nwuy
no
i
between
ica
and
It
givings.
with
ministry
forced
Tho
1770
Irom
litct
bad
statesmen
cau
which
mis- '
live
t
he
as
but
of
Tho
about.
brought
American colonists
edged
as
to hor
and
sound
did
than
has since
nursed
country
year
iiortH
colonists
niiiii
into
soldiers
to
Germany
forced
wcro
fight
in
the
of
whose
of
down on the page
had
the
tbo
the
statesman
great orator,
was at the
just forty-five
old
man
defame
of seventy-six
not
been
tho
Great
in
hard
at
a
as
was
youth
a
thoughtloss
yet
the
was
possessing
and
character nnd
of
that
liritish
the
those
tho
gay
sumo
young
the
of
Empire
philanthropist,
was
place
then
County of Bedford, having
prison
very
work, and
ford
ers.
has
where
where
erected
Burns
also
a
cultivate tho
in
"
the
The
Boil of
Holds
tones
her
his
freed
the
the
Howard,
the
immortal
Duke of Bed-
the prince of Dreamof
the
assisting
with
voice,"
be
a
same
his
ago
father
to
while abroad
bonnie lass.
once
said
to
of
Egypt,
with
midshipman
a
l'ittat
Sir
in
Duke of
and
the
In
lic
of
terms
they
nation
thrones
conquered by
been
fourth
nations
four
the
the
been
secret session
in
left the
fields
city,
that
colonists
Tho
Deism of
teen
colonies
wcro
three
tary leaders or
latter half of
the
period
of
was
was
an
in
studyIn
illustrious
destined
to
master of the
destiny
of
of
tho
nature in
by kings
in
and
wcro
eighteenth
great religious
England, except
the Church
ago
the
of England
assailed
associates.
gathered
not
in
venture
century
one
for both
what
lead
to
of
do.
to
compromise
waß
at
forth the thir-
Promise?
There
bo free, yet
passing
how
Mrs.
in
letter
was
hearing
army
Great
from
a
body
in
Britain,
depresas
the
nnd the
by Whitfield,
achievement to
wife
of
her
to
feci
?
the
John Adams,
from
our
"
eousness be
rise
out of
stated
fate of
by patience
Mr. Adams
is
place,
stability
replies :
I am tied
laws?
shall give
and
our
of
them
of
peo-
monarchy
or
I
place.
perplexities, but
times,
our
Great
and
I con-
regulations,
take
to
as
But
the
may justice and
of
right-
nnd order
difficulties may
be
perseverance."
"As
fast by
When
prejudices
to
be frco
your resolutions
customs
confusion.
surmounted
congress,
the
of
bo
so as
the force of laws.
labyrinth
take
tho
shall
laws
governed
Who
is true
whatever
in a
whatever shall
a
Bcparute
any government
had
tho
guns
If wo
of
bo
laws?
It
for
or
lost
thus
Braintrce,
boouiing
:
we
Can
of ancient
anxious
get
what iv
husband, then
written
of
what code
hitherto
democracy,
surface
United States,
the
Boston
sider those things and
I
of
idea
administered by genesis
form
in favor
form-
however
beneath the
will they continuo to'havo them?
ple
had
On the 27th of Novem-
How shall
have
grand
the
Adams,
They
correct
a
a national
without mili-
continental congresß in Philadel-
within
English
the
gives
President of
the
tho
;
Mass.,
were
were resolved
peep
private letter
a
member of
phia
A
in public affairs.
subsequently
wrote
without
were
the
was
i*
often
ber, 1775,
full of enthusiasm
tho sinews of war.
society
combined fleets of
dio honored
in
had
troops
season
knew
and
foreign alliances, but
ed no
of
totter, and unless ho
great explorer
dare
organization ; they
and energy ?
to
British
people
patriotism, yot they
force
the
not
was
sent over to enforce
army
the land
third
inactivity
the
to
million of
progress
Atlantic, while the
wns
the
and was in
army
gloomy
able
was
is not
It
among
Vernon
1775, or just
negotiation
who
end, yet
soon
Wesley and their
of
period
accomplished
and find his
beceinc
great
a
Washington
they
and
tho
and
shall
the
America,
of
congress
the
Neither party
Who
the
dead formalism of
dark
a most
which
world and
and
was
grave
himself
great battles
in
Independence had
of Mount
The autumn of
forth.
the
to
of
which
long established, but erelong
I'ortc."
a
from
liberty
the
repub-
mind, however,
undisciplined
our
second
in
continental
the
to
of Germany.
of
the
Philadelphia.
retain
have
middle of
quiet
command of
be
scholars.
The
the
year
shepherd youth
courts
new
those battles
as
battles
Bear
Declaration
written;
what
Napoleon
the
colonies from
gain an existence
the earth.
Borope and
the
restrained by
century'was
of
?
in
to become
new
affairs
to
Napoleon
are
The first
to
struggling
from those
the
birth-throes
while
Wellington
foretold
the
were
and
deci-
wcro
resulted
with
compared
of
tho
upon
were small
they
establish
subsequent
established
all
to
lone island
in
Humboldt
boys'/
four
been
and
obedience.
Mohammed Ali
of
schools
have
could
havo
yet
Human
names,
1775
nnd
size
bloody struggle des-
a
Insignificant
America.
"Europe
of
slain
the thirteen
forever
among
the
America.
glance at
names
Alia
to sever
mother country
writing
attention
their
year
aud
primary
of those
Sublime
sion
the
and central
Wellington,
Albania,
I Europe, might
the
issues
Great
still
commenced
they
loyalty
one
philosopher Humboldt, author
the
made tho Turkish empire
had
sive
battles.
1775,
year
as
concerned, those
are
but
conflicts ;
fur
Boldicrs
inferior engagements-,
of seventeen.
to
Corsica, the Duko
of
overthrow
of
historic
Their
!
tho
dictate
on a
of
revolution and
war, carnage,
who
1775,
bo
fields
number of
Umvin
the
of
years old
six
each
mention
lad, Mohammed
careers
to
battle
and
So
people.
the
and
Concord
the
celebrations have awakened an
around Boston, besciging
Cambridge,
call your
to
desire
the
in
youth
ing
"
of
charge tho
his
wrote
Ayrshire, and
coquetting
of
who
high sheriff
youth
with Pitt and Wilberforce,
the
indica-
at the head
of slaves.
recently
a statue to
was
him
under
Bunyan
but
of
no
powers of mind,
reformers
and America
age
with
man, who
influence
grand
heart, which
noble band
of
and
cor-
Cow-
but
was
that
Kobertson
were
to view
I Irish
Cambridge University.
of
and Fall
Decline
\rtis
I
At
regions
of j
youth
a
writings of Doddridge, and had given
tions of
had
son
a
armies
Lexington,
of enthusiasm
American
a
ad-
state,
1770, while Goldsmith
fellow
of "Cosmos."
to
pen
dictionary
who
1775.
of
the
an
the
of
world,
affairs in Amer-
political
fought during
were
unwouted spirit
ago,
Gibbon
battles
Ilill
and thcirccntcniiial
tho
1774.
the state of
carefully
was
Hume had
in
Hunker
and
Bonaparte,
the
was an
his
younger,
1775,
under
come
employed
a
America,
rise
powers, being
great
Pitt,
Commoner
Wilbcrfurce
had
His
published.
sixteen, studying
Pitt, but
;
ho
friend of
his
was
visions
Ho
liurke,
Dr. Johnson
age.
colonists.
tho
had not
of
First|
day?
in
prime
tho
friends Mrs.
faithful
was
Nelson
boys
handed
throne.
and
of
zenith
years
been
of
so
No
beclouded his
but
ot
The
ica.
that
the
upon
Olncy. suffering
which
idea
rect
the old
endeavor to form
Atlantic
Wes-
The poet
at
years,
of lilc, dying
labor
was
in
the
crossing
may
years of
lilc
church.
Beforo crossing the Atlantic
in
then alivo
king, George 111.
been fifteen years upon
colonies,
have
his ever
history
Empire,
Who
find
exerted
ability
quietly
many
passed away
Lord
to our
history
foremost stood
and
the
iv'
homes
of England.
names
more
Paley
characters
prominent
and
England,
their
1775.
at the condition
glance
wcro some
from
American soil.
on
by
the
in
the
had
should
displayed greater
ever
living
so
Hcs-
submission—and mercenary
ENULA.Nu,
Let us
drngoon
thousands ofsoldiers to
conveyed
fitting
that
arduous
u
he
nnd Key. John Newton.
of war and trans-
Vessels
What
terrible malady
for
reason
been acknowl-
then
of
years
and
leave
imagination
us now in
tined
earnestly
1775.
AMERICAN COLONIES,
Let
been
had
he crossed
yearly increasing!
England
that
contended for
tho mother
more
nndcr
Whitlield was dead,
influence
is
it
Wesley
was
under
he
England,
Master.
what an
of
(Vol. 8, pp. 174-5.)
conceded by
other colonists.
have
author
had
it was
world,
ministration and organizing
pcr
political principle
Almost every
the
the
was
and
minister of
nor
1775,
in
kin-
Whitfield,
labored so
had
Mills'
a
arc
More.
England.
sixteen
world, and
Samuel
could
Jefferson
king
independence."
American
of
had
yet
their
sisters.
of
Wesley—although seventy-two
not
ley's
he
Old
iv
her
standing
orators
as
New
in store for his
scpiirution
a
zeal
indefatigable
sympathetic spirit
tho
avoid
eloquence of John Adams,
tho
nor
Europe
born
iv
his grave
a recon-
in
and
lost.
yet
and Amer-
Hadluy,
Thirteen times
tho
gave
not
and
South
high
pulpit
years.
was
Kurupc
to Hannah
the old nnd new
in both
|
his
llaucroft, "Auicri-1
to
of
prince
the Atlantic,
colonies.
effect
to
years spent
Writes
struggled
neither the
Adams,
by
that
head, which
tin;
thirteen
strove
six
tho
1775 !
to
and
has
in
institutions
other
character
it
.More
Vussnr,
and
standard of
then
hardly appreciate
can
Hannah
to
Seminary,
age,
ciliation during
which
world,
the
She
at
labor-
Bristol,
in
elevate
to
education
founders of
dead
hard
many
at
the
upon
hard Franklin
how
Oh,
North
Lord
independence
the
obligations
a
all tho
England—George 111 and
was
Icmnle
Hannah More was
England.
impulse,
of
like
then
was
way,
181 5.
,
thrill
strings
the
seminary
sisters
and her
England
aloof with
were cast
colunists
her
lasting obligations
colonies commenced, history records tho
the
Icmnle
diplomacy, negotia-
war,
Btrugglo
the
old.
years
of her
an
cause
the
When
five
with
ing
Lovers
and arbitration.
tion
of
heart
my
Scott, by
Icmalc education in
fathers,
out amid
died
made
i
country I
their
child
the head
1775.
days hud
"
Scott,
il&ilian harp."
dred
century of
a
of
laud
means
in
mother
those
on-
a
it is nat-
territory,
the
to
an
appeared
it
as
and America
England
look
aud
century,
Walter
1775.
Of
that tlio world
world
then colonial
wits
to
us
I
forgot
the
upon
|
TO NO-
BUT THOSE
lost
the
for
advancing
dcavor to
to
few moments
a
Otlt MINDS EMO-
OCCASION,
THIS
1875,
TICK NOT TIIK EVENTS OF
has
IN
ORDKK TO AWAKEN
IN
DII!EM I X R
FRIEND.
to
my
what
honor
pusses
in
to comme-
�THE
without
again
with
like
writes
happy
as
John
ardor of
his
They
then
of a
the clouds
As
settled
An
had
conquer Canada,
defeat
proved
death of General
tho
tiic
claimed abroad
reared
bo
to
upon
I
"
Montgomery
was
able,
only
was
country,
have
hu-
saviours
mankind in
We
in
to sit
:
disgrace.
the
owe
this
of
all
con-
house,
to
rebellion."
the
lantic, during
noble
which
struggle,
your 1775,
your attention
bill
each
sword
in
scribed
u
his
the
tho
figure
did
torted
all
from
true
highly
meaning
stood forth
ut
are
as
law
true
and
now
to
tho
which
"
with
in-
was
placidatn
hand
Issued
in
while
tbe
old
Magna
was
defence
of
home
The
that
and
of
and
when
which
abroad,
term.
long
in
so
tbe best
They
line
of
were
patriots
religious freedom
Tho
ex-
American colonists
periods
contended
order.
Charta
Bunnyinedc,
at
uttered
who
in
English
lor true
liberty
words
of Webster
forty
bursting
the
blessing
been
the first to
was
have
world
have
pulsations
France
natioms
of
Declaration
tho
its
lelt
since
beloved
our
years
performing
world
the
of
hundred
the
of
ago
has
down-trodden
millions
which
and
her
performed
tho
better than
the former
these?
growing
the
year
world's
or a
Egyptians
may
have
precious
und
maintain
that
perished
from
pies
a
the
among
a
Christian
which
in
advanced
President
his
we
Proclamation,
are this
to
terance
fathers,
of tho
a
equal rights
tive
of
schools,
us
labor
speech,
and
lor
Not only
that not a
be
applied
sectarian school.
Leave
altar.
separated."
Keep
Well
tbe
for
muy
to
of
the
by
has
the head
cen-
foun-
our
security
all
fore-
of
free
morals, and
men,
irrespec-
encourage
free
dollarappropriated
the support
the matter
Church and
we
war
Lexington, should
religion,
or
in
ut-
recent
a
"On thiß
progress, pure
privileges
and resolve
family
worthy
at
with
given
strengthening
ago
years
nationality,
to them shall
the
has issued
President
structure commenced
Let
free
of
front
compliance
Republic :
work
bundled
bo begun.
thought,
the
during
America,
who
his old comrades
to
great Christian
tennial year the
dations
in
bravo words,
uttered most
a
head,
ever
occu-
the
Christian sentiments, but in
addressed
speech
has
in
1
now—
world
convened.
morning
Proclamation
and
stands
nations
to
lost, but
than
Foremost
of
than
relating
nations,
Grant at its
a
ancient
readily
and Christian
generation.
fur
principle
be
vantage ground vastly higher
former
with
the
is
in
day
valuable has
nothing really
among
not
knowledge
arts
may
were
Tho
more
Some
stones
civilized
to-day—the
times,
—
Some speak
much
granite
arc
enquire
one
understood the
of
then,
frequent
men.
among
succeeding generations.
metals
that
a
The world
Thanksgiving.
blocks
handling vast
too
or
has
of
times
not
and
better;
argue
from
perished
has
and
lost arts,"
Bocial,
not
former
wise.
no
much
too
Say
former centuries
but
worse,
is not
The
America
dost
The
No, in
this!
not
Christian
feci
a
America
of any
of religion
to
State forever
proud
to
with
Evangelists
Her
tained
Missionary
by
them most
truth
gospel
tho
doing
ideas
the
ing
hundred
past
and
hope
and
ycurs,
their
work than
of tho
review
dur-
sentiments,
in
to
heralds of
America
Europe,
iv the hearts
confidence
aro
tho
is calculated to
world,
the
sus-
somo
is accorded
careful
A
tho earth.
nations,
but
wcro
bravely
more
time.
present
all
welcome
a
Never
cordial.
into
Societies,
where
visiting Europe,
is
and
Missionaries
to heathen*
only going
that
such her influence
As
Christian
going abroad
are
arc not
They
nation.
is that
If
nation.
earth, I claim
on
on
half-suppressed
Christian
a
nation
and
of Paul
those
defined and
America
world-wide.
inspire
of all who
ultimate
for tho
spread
aro
Christianity
of
of the earth.
the nations
TnE I'RKSENT AND FUTURE OF AMERICA, AND TUE
of
privileges,
former
thou
For
and
"
the
this."
ages,—the
better than
is
there is
WORLD.
belong
is in
It
oppressive
great work
this
that
cause
wisely concerning
"
in
political regeneration.
is
what
language
only
not
enjoy
now
them.
denied
part
In no ill
Hill.
laboring
unembarrassed.
religious rights
then
were
Man
noble, brave
are
ono
Republic
the
and
They
senti-
utters
Chid Magistrate
these.
Christian, harmonizing
among
the
abolished.
been
whose
like
of
map
and revo-
uprising,
Old and
nations.
have
ol
nation
ments
and throughout
u
changes
an
more free
civil, political
of
been
breathe
now
at
she
among
place during
since the birth
There
institutions
nations
Tho
the
upou
that
mission
Glance
taken
have
but many
one,
feudal
a
107
progress of Christian
country
noble
a
earth.
and reflect
years
to
at
power.
nations
of
while around
Charta,
other
claim for
any
American,
left
at tho critical
as
Act
back
tho
petit
of that
history, and manfully
under
An
credit
spirit, Englishmen,
friends of civil
have
of
On
me
the As-
:
World.
while
been
the
political independence, they
prize.
in
1775
Its
years.
Old
then
becoming crystallized
forth
gone
it
lull
a woRtD-wiuE view.
of
John
linenl descendants
and
tho
vivifying
he
good
King
were,
truest
in
respond,
colonists
Englishmen,
honor and
of 1775
and
the
illußtra-
an
from his
Thus,
their
forget
not
words,
liberty."
seeking
were
As
Ensi
liberty,—
tho
mighty
colonists, let
upon
£>tto, Magna
were
many brave
that
moaning,—thesword seeks
tjuictcm, —and
libcrtale
tho At-
of
passed by
an
and
until America
Dec.
of
hand,
motto,
under
American
in
device
a
right
Latin
displayed
vote
a
emitting bills
for
was
rest
quiet
sub
the
£50,000 sterling.
of
amount
to
Massachusetts
passed
was
Bee
in
end
to
spirit animating
of the
call
of
we
independence.
tion
sembly
sides
part
a
not
waß
her
should achieve
oil both
taking
men
curtain
historic
the
events
glance at passing
and
hundred
an
felt
national
raise
partially
As we
lor
world's
virtues;
retorted
of
tho
of
called rebels.
was
gen-
able,
Fox
liberty,
stitution which enables us
He
was
his
on
mark
the benelactors
been
the
lamenting
country."
ossertcrs of
pronounced
loss.
has
there
that it not
add,
liberty
in
July, 1770,
Independence,
where
und
manhood aud
1 would
of
spirit
the
Where
sustained,
of its
subsequently
of
America.
Hichard
to
and
the 4th
aud
strength
spirit."
hut
lutions which
caused
and
brave,
a
is no certain
rebel
All "the great
ages,
his
undone
The term
in
Curse
and generous rebel.
they've
original
into life
on
tho
in
At
whole city
humane, he
was
of
one
Yet," replied
public
as u
be
still he
"
join
cannot
the
army.
virtues,
oulogium.
of
their
and
parliament
he
mane
of its
nurtured
was
lives,
news
intelligence
the
Burko in
death
but
youth
still
out
Congress pro-
monument
brave,
erous ;
said,
tears."
valor
noble
North,
Lord
"
marble
a
a
its
Bunker
forever.
her first voice
American Liberty raised
is
There
and
Lexington,
and
will remain
they
••
States:
United
Concord,
and there
has
the
of the
under
Tho sad
Montgomery,
in
was
his
Montgomery.
him
and
Boston,
Hill,
I
with
it is
of his death,
news
Philadelphia
thicker,
fitted
failure
a
in the Amencan
popular generals
most
state'
the year 1775
expedition,
accompanied
was
their
down
leadership of Benedict Arnold.
the
war were
lioiieful and enthusiastic,
were
and heavier.
civil
in
in his
lad
a
colonists
the
upon
was none other
to
was
dread realities
to a close
gloomier
a
John
letters;
tho
somewhat bewildered.
but still
drew
who
Quincy,
of disorder.
"
and
indignation against
referred
here
pressing heavily
of
Hancock
the Senate
in
only lives,
All tho
teens.
of
his
with
with
burning
Johnny
than
of
for
John
witii
Johnny
Mr.
as
to come
enemies."
Tho
lo
master
here
come
persuade you
can
glowing
hero
a
and
country
her
bo
will
never
bring
Thank
lady.
bis
will
we will
and
us,
if I
you,
Wo
inc.
1
But
nothing.
nicate
7 5
I8
DECEMBER,
FRIEND.
no
spirit
would invite
you
in
As
men.
nnd
nation,
a
that
never was
when rent
caused
civil
by
was
felt
and
merce,
tion of
in
but
world,
must
ominous
Monitor
naval
fact that
is
among
to
with
efforts
had
aud
been
well
and
in
the
in
past
the
only
in
tiro
almost
to
givo thanks
when
the
review.
"
former
past
We
days
is
is
every
facts
an
century
have
were
as
world.
hundred
years.
of the
Bible
America, that being
of Massa-
languago
and
British
printing
are
hundred
the
languages
two
to
nations
written
being preached,
nation.
for which
occasion
or
surely
better
of
into
for
Tbe leaven
rapidly permeating all parts
are
on
now
the
far
so
of the
edition
Societies
over
gospel
globe. These
in mark-
Bible Societies
one
one
aa
of missions
years ago
Missionaries from these
evangelistic truth
and
activity
have reduced forty different languages
witness,
in
telegraph,
nigh asleep,
the Indian
in
the
conversion
published
volume
The
issue
grati-
the awakened spirit
A.D.1875 stands
the
Bible
Foreign
forms.
The
a most
Now the American Bible,
dialects.
na-
most
America, have been called
ago,
Elliot's Biblo
sacred
for
during
chusetts.
and
was
and
century
ever
casting
One hundred
foieign missionary
Europe
existence
One
iv
western
Christian
the cause
promote
1775.
church
the
the
to
It is
in steam and
beathon nations.
regards
All
com-
of separa-
Old World.
accompanying
universal
both
politics,
idea
now
wanting religious
not
desire
ed contrast
are
the
proved
firmly established
so
or averted.
mechanics, progress
earnest
in
bo confined
over
of tho
have
trade, manufactures, discoveries
of commerce,
there
ideas
but
on
ceased.
yet
James' River,
in
revolutionize all
avoided
than
thereby
armaments
simple
events
shadows
be
cannot
has not
tho
The
free
world,
nations
remotest
warfare,
Coming
tions.
the
The agitation
tho
long
in
sensibly felt
more
of a
religion.
cannot
1
increased
years,
power
power
Church nnd State,
America,
fying
a
Not only American
••evolutionary
that
boasting
forty millions of
commotion
revolutionized all
world.
it is
among
dny's lighting
Ono
hundred
war.
and the
globe,
the
one
from throe to
population
and
vanity
contemplate tho Republic of
to
America, having,
in
of
it is
like
centuries
no
of
becoming
the
present
come
occatuou
than these."
a
of
to
under
say.
A review
�108
of the
past inspires
forth nnd
to go
futuro with
what
predict
the
glorious
nations of
tho
from
the
forth
eater,
out of
it
void, but
and it
it."
shall
Such
in tho
and
grand
a
of
the
world,
a
so tho
tablished
at
of
tho
all
over
earth
without
bread
be
I
plense,
sent
He
es-
in the
that
last
at
little
lack of
determined
kingdom
Philadelphia
this
even
of
account
on
intercourse,
and
statesmen
great
so
to
Exposition
a
few minutes,
li.mi top
first
is
have
The Italian
;
tre, the
2Z°.
the expense
entirely
the
at
much greater than
also be
Centennial.
appointed
the
represented by
Madoana
mosaics—a
Gentili.
Agnes
by
Roman
sculptress,
Pope will
The
sending of
by
two
and St.
Raphael,
of
history
doubtless
witness
marvelous
These results may
wars
are
not be
and revolutions, but
to
sure
arise
deemed church.
these conflicts.
lennial
sentation, if
modelled
she intends
do
lines of
those
for
have,
almost
minds
trol the
vored,
to
in
God's
standing on
this
the nineteenth
ourselves
Italy
to the
tbe Providence of God,
hopefully
pressing
Science
pass
so
and
zation, and
closely
upon
the
Art,
running
and
the
at
repre-
products.
any
which
lees
banner of
rear,
with
close
stated
them
the
torch
of
and Civili-
standard
the
of
Bulletin.)
it
European
understood
part;
will be
sia will
is
now
represented
only send
to
us
limited
her
to
even
Centennial—articles
sive
these
Rus-
specialties, which
peculiar
to
of
call
to
to
pean ports,
certainly
Nevertheless,
this
display
will be
that
at
the
exten-
confidence
much statuary
Yet Rus-
"
at
decide what
works
One
or
will
fleats
foreign
the
be
other
last
fowler
"
for
of
ol
at whose
new
set attracted
the
was
took
and had
cultivator
ground
ties
up
in
Greg
and
place
of
about
B.
was
M.
S.
have
no
been
It
etc.
carried
was
with
in
savings
the
pleasant sight
o
sec
the
steamed
of
in
give
who
the
that trailed
at anchor
ships
succession
three
bouud
homeward
were
on
past
Myrmidon,
at the main
crews
and
those
to
Peleret
H. B. M. S.
pennant
a
Knglaud."
Remains.—Ou
or
cbiefess
A.
Hon. C.
placed
with
guard
Kawaiahao
valley,
of
the
to
his
Kapiakea,
and
hearses
on
a
cofline, containing
their
infant
and transferred
from
troops
the
of
the
under direction
of His Kx.
daughter,
by torchlight
the
at
cemetery
Mausoleum
Royal
the
wife,
Keohokalole, (the parents
present Royal Family)
and
Tuesday evening last,
three
eight o'clock,
remains of the late
in
Nuuanu
Gov. Dominis.
the
on
of
course
Associatbe
on
of
The trial,
preparation
not been
the fate
of
10 mere*
gigantic implement,
a
most
was
satisfactory
afterwards
of
putting
spire
was
sceptical
down
tbe
as
of Ilarviratnn
most
even
to its
tbe field
Ah
the
per
day
which
effectual
some on
the
working capabili-
in
force
was
descending to
of the
and
yards,
neatly split
the
the
on
from
ground
King,
damaged,
shock
the
top
dis-
a,
pole
on
bottom,
to
each
on
the
of the
top
Bide of
building.
Death
P.
2d
the
Pbominent
of a
Kalama,
on
member
a
inst.
having been
ill
at
for
Hawaiian.—The
of the
his residence
terms in the
Legislature
member of the
hameha
was
at
a
Privy
V, Lunalilo,
about CO
years
who saved
sudden
as
of
Mr.
had
Kalama
His
Kalama
the life of the late Dr.
eruption
of the
crater
0.
of
a
KameHe
Majesty.
present
Mr.
was
and was
of Stale under
age.
died
street,
served several
RepreseAtive,
Council
and
Lilihn
at
months.
some
Hon. S.
Council,
Privy
formerly a Government Surveyor,
the
was
P. Judd
in
Kilauea,
1841.
The
to
for
the
by
hundred
native
of the late
slightly
vane
early
storm
of the
turned
effectually,
more
instead
(manager
day, by
which
purpose
plough.
depth
manner.
16 acres
tbe soil
the
per
and
the
spire
the cottage
The
out.
thrown
it stood
the fluid
the
it
of several
which
near
by lightning
rain
worked
the
attached
about
being prepared,
by
to
across
Waikiki,
struck
the
n
under
slope
Lightning.—During
Thursday morning last,
church at
of
Tbe Held
policies.
evidently
and loosened
was
were
was
i>y
farm
previous day
the
Newark
job being, considering
the
took
attention.
place
ont
specially
the
on
of
sot
in presence
trial
ploughed
and at the rate
land
cheers
Mcrrie
person
over the soil in
up
tried
show
much
It was
Messrs Fowler's
the
11.
ns
rigging
Struck by
exceedingly heavy—indeed, might
of 10 inches, at
smashed
and
Ayrshire Agricultural
medium—was
spring.
tackle,
The
adjoining
not
brought
Co.. Leeds,
was
annual
trial
Hill,
turnips,
this
•'Bah;" engine
agriculturists
the
tion,
for
and
Ayr.
near
called
their
coin,
Ttacarora and
Removal
was
the
for Scotland,
number
auspices
which
who
man."
Bound.—lt
last
the
up
hearty
Euro-
contributions of
cultivating tackle, recently
Messrs John
Newark
in
Melioan
to
Home
Italian and
at
is
will be creditable,
interesting.
to
transport
Thursday
Newark,
Hongkong, had
celestials
returning
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