Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Volume XXIX, Number 39, 27 Kepakemapa 1890 — Our English Column. [ARTICLE]

Our English Column.

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I im v.rrv that I rannot g ve the] narr cs tf tbc fir*t RejTescmJttTt« thc» «"He wn, bc? perhj»f4 »oa>e ctfwr vener ! ab'c Hi«iīu»rs nv»y be #hJe to. H<te.j ho«e%cr, arc :hc nimei cf the chieff who (> rroed the Hotse (i NeWe* theo Ke*»uiuohi. Hotpi!n»ahjnr Kuikim, Kc*»uon- M. Kaheki<ī r Pak». Kon»,j Kcv hoka ole, Leiewhoke. Kekoanaoi». Ke-aluahonui, Kanaina, Ke*?ni It. r.i Ana and Haah;»o, 15 in a!l The«e, j wtth the 7 Repce*er.ta? we<> f«.rtn<c{ the i c>:»v#tvfe < f ;*o bc<J e% and th?s .car. n thc %emiccnteonul rearj th;s ntM mal cf repr««ntati*e in *he Hawauan Islandv J'-st «omr>are. you ycunjg Hawauan U* .<rs ar.d poi;t cians th< f ergth of th vn: «.reatir£ a rej,rfsentatiife branch of \trr?tncrt, and of a like kwd ' n :he «tatute to-day The >n'y atū.r> tor reprcsentative> ixir,n 'wiMiom ar,d uruderre" f the onh p a'in at or.* tor eltct,rs t«ring * th :ho*e men all who were -o ā muht v.,te )Vr thern. No insjert' r* oi e!n ti ;ns. onl\ letters wr«'tcn 10 the Kirg No halio? tK»xes f no elc< t>or.eenng. no >?reat ?ums of none-, s,-ent jn hiring runrers, giving iuaus. ar<l whi*<key pt;nches. l' u.le Ph;i was a«.~r]*iainted «rith ».>ine of th' sc o!<! Hawanan N«;hics S:atci> oid a!I (t them, Mne i K>kinu' men lt rnwst have eome hard wjth them, in ?hose e*rly diy>, to share a part »■! their power with the « ommun people. i he> are ali gonc now, and the C'»(nrnur. iwopie are -II who are U tt, and thesc. like a young roit, wish 10 take the h»t in their tteth, and go wht re thc\ iit>jrc, ar.»i at the»r own r.«o < ? -| 0t <1