Ka Hae Hawaii, Volume 1, Number 39, 26 November 1856 — NO KA PALAUALELO. [ARTICLE]

NO KA PALAUALELO.

Aloha. oe e ka Hae Hawaii —Ke makemakemake nei ko’u mnnao, e hoakaka aku ia oe no ka palnualelo : Eia ka mua. ! kekahi miiu la mau ana au ma ke alanui e iho ai i ke kulanakauhale o Honolulu nei, a e hoi mai ana no hoi, nia hoi he hale pili no K , eku kokoke mai ana, ua pihu i na kane, a me na wahine o loko, a o ka lakou hanar o kn pepa, pep.a iho In a eo i kekahi poe, awa ae la me ka leo nui, penei “ua eo oukou ia makou.” “No ka mea, he Hailo keaka kemu ka maknu,” “a he Lo kipi ka ka oukou,” pela ka hoopaapaa a lilo.i kumu hakaka. Nolaila, noonoo iho la au a maopopo ka ninau iloko o’u iho, Heaha la ka makua o ka hana ana pela? Eia no, “he palauulelo.” He molowa, a loaa mai ka hua o ka ilihune.

A pili mai kahi olelo a J. H. Kanepiiu, “i ka hoi nele aku i lalo o ka honua me kahi wahi paahu, aole he wahi pahu?” akn, ma ko’u ike ana, ke kupaa nei ka Moi lokomaikai o kakou; ma ka paipai ana i kona lahuiknnaka e hooikaika ina ka hana, a me ka naauao. Aole pela ka manao o keia poe kanaka ui; ame na wahine. Oka pepa np ka manao mai ka la a po, a mai ka pa a kokoke ao, i ke ala ana ae; oielo iho Ja, “akalu hoi po piapiu e kauluiaau,” oia ka hana a ka palaualelo. Aikala 12 o Nov, nei, hele aku au a ku ma ka puka o ua hale noi o K., hea mai la kekahi wahine o Maria ka inoa, “mai kakou e pepa,” no ka mea he pepa ahaaina ka makou īa.” Olelo aku au, aole o’u makemake i ka oukou, hana; aka, ke knuoha aku nei au in pukou mai hana hou i keia mea, he hana lapuwale, he palaualelo: pane mai la hoi kekahi kanaka, “loaa kau. , * Ninau h<>u aku au, heaha ke kumu o keia ahnaioa a oukou? Eia ka lakou la : oka maloeloe o na waha ika walaau, a me na mak)i i ke nla i ka po, nolaila, he ahaaina ka hope o keia hana nui a makou; pela ka hana a keia poe ui manao ole, he mau hoahanau kekahi ē hui pu aei i keia palaualelo. Aloha ino. S. W. L.,

Honolulu, Novemaba, 14, 1856.