Ka Leo o ka Lahui, Volume II, Number 441, 27 April 1892 — FOR THE BULLETIN. [ARTICLE]

FOR THE BULLETIN.

Thē Bidietin # crabbed blue-uose editor thioking that wo would not reply to his dastardly attack after the announeemenl thatour £nglish portion of Ka Leo would cease, immediatelv vents hia puny pentupgall. We ean asBure the BuUctin that, although English is not our mother tong«e, we ean always put enough of it to<?ether in type to reply to ite editor and his (lßtranger" band of political mūias % on such rare occa«ions as tbere may be anything in the Bulletin worthy of reply. ■ * ■ ■ * ■ * Tbe Bulletin in referring to Ka Leo has a playful way of afisuming that its editors are many. In a recent isBue tbe Bulletin in eommenting on an article of ours dealingwiththe recent Judgment of the £lectionappeal case, spoke of it as the work of one of the numerous foreigu editort of Ka Leo , whereas tbe article in question , was ?critten and Bct np by the responsible editor of thU oaper. "A Stranger" of the Bulletin ie one of those eh&melon-like creatnres who live by the crumb» whieh fall from tbe Bulletin owners table &ad like M Basil" may prove to be a played-out Cherokee missionary. ■** . * Witb its new-born reverence for conservative prints" and M trust" fetishes, tbe BuUetin, formerly "the wQrkingman ? B paper," has become " respectable" and has consequent lv lost all but its purelv commercial influence with the nriasses. Tts j •• conservatiBni" equally with its j l *Unscrupulousnes6" are * careful]y j covered with the fig-leaves of eon-, conscious hypocri?\, J Xow that the Bu }ī ,tin :s naiading ! the advent of its removal into -ai building whieh will h;ive a, some front" (braßS we Liippose) t we { edvise its editor not to «īake ?o mueh noise over thegruesome:in'iiir. | In the new building as it has bei»n j in theold, the chain of Trust servi- i tude whioh the BnUetin editor wear«. j wil' still tcther him sbort enough to keep him from iniuring hiuise!f or4iis employers with any eontro- i versial question of puhlie int«Te*t.;

Ile may un<ler tho r strairtt if tnere is a g|uir|c of liu honeFt -lournH)ist in hin; hat. were he to tit;i' plun gc ft>r honestv' l'r«»nVitT or the or Joe Haileluj;iL or Bf>n»e othcr Palaee peuliim woul'i do\vn briffht and earJv next moniiua; vruiting to cut hi> officia] tasf off, aiul the chjiir:ann ut' <lirect<»rs woulil be teleph<>nel f»r to »trip th<» editor of his olHee !iverv and havini? given him h:s l*iek cash woulJ run him out. ThreMont we Rive fjr diacontinuing Sngltsh are our nwn. ah our papfr i«! We hare lived mnd wiU hve. by the voluntarT support of th« IKihlio, and should th* BuU?Ua itUnpt to live bv iU meriU il woeid «pin (kll. Tb* BuUrtin m oom to bo«tt of brtins «nd glaak: it ha« dropped on to a by hu«ii>i&oi»«j. oo mkkk lttmiy raediocrity ean prax fct Attd iiMoleol. |

HE OL6t9 AO KCPOyO. 1 Wal;i a kahiko, "lluna no ka na, we- i he e ke pulu o lalo." Ma kekahi aina nani ma "Kohala kahi e ku nei ke l s mshiko, AHalaula," ke ahupuaa nani o lole. Ua i ao aku o Mr. Bond i kont mau luna e lawe pakahf lakou i 50 eka aina, i pau kahi raaik*i o ia aina; ua ike no o Mr. Bond aole kala a. keia poe luna, a e hoi mai ana no ka aina iaia. Ufc hooko ia kana mau mea {i noonoo ai pela, ua pau loa na apanaainao keia poe luna ekaleeia ona iaia, a lilo okoa keia aina ahupuaa nui o lole ia loleia Bondmai ke kai a hiki i uk*. A ma ka makahiki 50 pahā ke kukulu ana o kela mahiko i kapaia ka Hui mahiko o na Missio&ary, pela iho la i lilo pakaha ai kekahi mau nei i na haole. I ka wa a keia poe i hookuaau ai e hooponopono S ke aupuni Hawaii, oia ka manawa o lakou i hookahua pu ai e kuai i na aina maikai a pau o Hawaii, ua īke maopopo nolakou aohe aina maikai e lilo i kekahi eanaka Hawaii, no ka mea he ilihune ke kanaka, a ua nele me ke dala, a he ono hunahuna a naaupo maoli no ke kanaka Hawaii i ka hoomaopopo ana i keia mau mea; āole i mau mai na makua, a mai na kupuna mai; e like me na haole, he poe hoom&kaulii aina maoli no lakou, pela ke a'o ana a Vanekou ia Kamehameha. 0 keia kehahi kumu i nui ai ka aina o na haole tna Hawaii nei; a . I he m&u kumu okpa ae no kekahi. Nolaila, e ka poe hoojx)no o ka l aina, ka kupaa ma kaoiaio, ua hooneleia mai anei kakou i ka aina ma ke kahua pololei ? na oukou e koho ma na hoakaka maluni. 1 Ke hooikiika hou mai nei no ni : mamo a r.a mau- makua mikionali, nei i na nina lei alii e pau loa i ke kuai ia; he mfa maopopo no e paip; aaa no la iakou ka poe nui o ke dala, a nele no ka Hawaii. Ile nui n.i liuiaio waiwai ma r.a aina' o Europa. aole nse lakou i ae i ia e hooponopono aupuni. E kali! aku kakou ka lahui no keia maka* hiki e. liele nei i na hoonohonoho aupuni ana a ko kakou makuahine n»oi. nialia paha o lawe ia i 'na a'o ana a ine ho<»ponop>>r<; aupunl £na i a-ka Xa;'i Aupuni' ui.ua lo.fc o llaw u'.i h:e-i:a puuwai i niha i- ke ale»* ha kanaka oi '.lo at;}" hoi >ua ke ; ana a keknai inau liunnki *>:►!*» maa ole i ke kahiiain?.. ;'i piiia n.e nr. manao uilani o ka huai;<-i, hookue knnaka hoi. iie loa e noho mu ha eihuna \*« o Uaupuni na kanika uia Vatio, i me na manao uhauha pnni ieuKi: e hoopau koke ahu no i;a* oia ano mai na oihana aupui i. ~He mea pono i na luna aup\;ni 1 kiekie ealoha io i -k? ka lahui ka*. naka; ua ike no o Kamehameha us ait nui oia i kona mau nana ma ke kukulu ana i aopuni hwkakl malalo o ke poo hookaki» Kilaila, at> koke aku ola b» ka ho-

'oiaio; "liii e ike na'n, ai *«u no, mfti kii i ka na alii, ssft ka'u ao # kii ai" nam ke akea oka opu o Liii a pela no i oleloia ai he * optt Alii." .