Ke Au Okoa, Volume II, Number 29, 5 November 1866 — Ka Mare ana, me ka hoopilipili ana. [ARTICLE]
Ka Mare ana, me ka hoopilipili ana.
B Ke Au Okoa :—Jllcha oe : 'W Ua hapai ia mai na manao lana koi ilokoV o'u, me he wai la e aleale maikai anai ka wa kehau huihui o ke kakahiaka nui, a ka lani' hoi e uhi malumalu anai kona mau ao maluna ae o ka honua. Oia hoi keia mau huaolelo i kau ia ae la maluna, nona kela poo e i ana, " No ka mare ana," aka, he mea oiaio no ia. No ka mea, ua olelo nui ia maloko ona nupepa elua a kakou no keia kumu hookahi no he mare; pelano o H. K. Wahinehuhu o Wailuku i hoike mai ai ma ka nupepa i olelo ia,'" Aohe ano ai," oia hoi ke Kuokoa. Nolaila, he mea oiaio no ia, oiai.o ka mare.sna, he mea nui no ia ma na aupuni naauao a pau o ka honua, e nana aku ia Seīita(iia, Farani, Europa a me Amerika, a me na aupuni e ae no a pau o ka honua mai o a o e noho mai nei. E nana hou ae kakou i na keiki a "V"icoria, ke Aliiwahine o Beritania N ni, ua mare aku kana keiki i na'Lii o kekahi mau aupuni. A ke paa nei kela mire ana a hiki mai i keia la, a pela hoi ko Hawaii nei mau mare, e mare mai nei, ma o a maanei o na mokupuni oka honua; ke noho paa mai nei no kana kane me kana wahine. Aole ! Aole !! ua lilo, ua hele i Kuahewa i ka. mala a Kalanimehameha. A pehea hoi oe e olelo ae ai e ka mea nana ke kaikamahiue, e manao ana e mare me John W. Kekalohe ? A pehea hoi oe e manao ae ai e pono ana ko kaikainahine ia ia, no ka mea, he kupa kela no na hana pono ole a pau. Aua ikeia ia mea oua o Kekalohe nei e na mokupuoi a pau, iku i kana oihaoa. Nolaila, aloha ino no hoi ko kaikakamahine maka nohenohea i ka haalele ia.
No ka mea, ua ikeia ka īaau ma kona hua, a ona hna iluna o ua kumu laau la, elua ia ano hua. He hua ino. ahe hua maikai; a o na hua ino, oia ka mea e pono oleai ka ohana, ā: mo ka aoao oka wahine. Olai hoi, he bua ia ua ikeia ka mulea, ame ka awaawa pono ole; ainaua pilikia oe e ka makua no ka noonoo ole, alaila, e aho e ku iki ihooe, a na'u e olelo aku i ka oiaio.
Eia no ia, mai a»ho a kuko ko naau i ke kane waiwai e ua makua nei, e haawi i kau makahiapo, he keiki, a e raare ia me aa niea waiwai la. Oiai, he mikiki olelo wale iho 110 Ka ka mea hoohinuhian paalole, ke kane a ko wahi kaikaaiahine, a puni aku no oe, eo oe ia ia la, nau e luhi, a nui, a momona, a oa ia la hoi e kapekupeku iho, a ma ia hope aku e ike ai oe i ke ioo, a me kou poho, a he puni iho ka waimaka helelei o ko wahi hapuu i ka hale o ke kane. A he puoi no hoi ka olelo iho ou e ka makua, " ae, ua oleloia mai no, aole e pouo e mare me keia kane, aole hoi e hihi, o ka noho hoi i ka hale kui-ae-kui ae." Nolaila, e pono oe e noonoo e ua inakua nei mamua ae o ka wa po»o. 0 lilo hewa auanei ka maikai o kau keiki i mea ole, a o oe e ka makua ke pilikia ana, "Eiano.hoi au o Mra. Keanokapu, he kaikamahine oo au mawaeoa o na makahiki he 19, a owau nei no hoi kekahi i hoopilipili ia i ke kane, no ka ike aku he ano pono, a maikai ka olelo, kuhihewako'u mau makua a me ko'u mau kaikuoane he pono, mare ai au me ka'u kane, mainuli o ke koi ana a na makua, aole mainuli ; o ko'u, aka nae hoi, ua makemake no oae hoi au no ia mea." " I ko maua mare ana; aole au i hoohaumia ia, aka, o kuu kane paha kai ike i ke kolohe, oiai, ua a oo no ia, a he opiopio hoi au, a mahope iho o ko maua mare ana, noho pu maua, hekane a he wahine ma kona wahi; a ehiku no malama o maua i noho pu ai, haalele ino mai ana kela ia'u a hiki i keia ,Ja, noho au ma kahi o kona mau makua, ma uka loa o Kalahiki i Kona Hema, Hawaii; a ua lohe au ua make ua kane la a'u. 0 ka umi, kuoamalua keia o ko maua mau makahiki i kaawule ai. Aia ma Kalaupapa i Molokai knhi i make ni, a ma kahi e ae paha oia moliu. Pelu ka lolie mai." Nolaila, ke kau leo mua aku nei au i o'u pok ii i koe o ko makou noao palupalu, mai noho amaka hehi aku i ke kane a-00, a naauao ano waiwai, he upalu kana, e hoohei mai ana ia oe' a me kou makua. Eia wale no ka poao nui imua o na makua, e nana aku no a he wahi kane ilihune ano naauao no hoi la, e aho ia kane, he noho pu me ka makua, ua nana nku a nana mai, a he waiwai nui nae ka ia kano, o ka mahiai, o ka lawoia, oka ho-a imu, a o ka imi aku i kahi (lala, «la no
ka ilihune, a o ka malama pono ana i ka Berita mare. Oia iho la ka pono aia kane; aka, o ka moe aku i kane waiwai ea, he keu aku ka hookano a me ka pakela hoonaaahuki, oia nae hoi, no ke kane waiwai ka hoi ka oleln ana, " Ku no nae oe i ka moku, a noho hoi ika hale laau." Aloha no ka Lunahooponopono, a me na keiki puukani o kou Keena Oihana. Na ka oukou Kauwa Wahine, Me ka haahaa. Mrs. M. Keanokapu. Nohoikaolu, Honolulu, Oct. 8, 1866.