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neslan of this day.


An immediate answer is requested.


an,, Sf, your most Ohed Humble Ser ant,


RICHARD CHARLTON.
Gov 'ernor kekuanloa.


Fort. March s. 1871. (Ereriag)
SIR,--l make known to YOU pleasantly
that ordered the printing.
T 70 Il. Charl on. Ri'ish Consul


NJ Il meeting of the foreigners residents
at Honolulu. Oahu. Sandwich Islands
Holden at the Pagoda Rooms on the
H. tning of March 10th. 1911.


The meeting was called to order 10y =.
4. BrinSmadc Esq. Stephen Reynolds
Esq. was called TO the Chair. and VIII
liam paiy was chosen Secretary.
. p. a. Brinsmadc Esq. in short and
lucid speech explained the objects of the
meeting to he---to Give public u,terancc
TO the strong feeling of disapprobation
generally felt in consequence of the late
assault upon one of the Foreign Resi-
denis. in such forms as would be likely TO
restrain any future out-breakng of the
passions under which that act was pcrpe-
ira'ed. and concluded with


Motion. That Committee of five be
appointed to draw np Il series OF Resolu-
tons. expressing the sentiments enter
tanned by this meeting in view of the re-
cent offence against tie peace and order
of the community which we have been
panied to know has been committed, and
present the same for their consideration.
The motion was carried by vote, and
the following gentlemen were chosen to
compose the Committee


HENRY A. PEiRcE Esq.


DR.. Il. w. Woop,
p. 4. BaINsMADE, Esq.


Capt. JAMES SMITH,


Capt. JoHN MEEK.


The Committee reported the following
Resolutions, which were accepted by the
unanimous vote Of the meeting:


WHEREAS 1t has been made to appear
by acknowledgements and testimony be-
fore the legal tribunals of the country
that one of our fellow citizens has been
rlaliciously assaulted in his person. with
in his own premises, and the security of
his domestic retirement grossly violated,
and whereas it appcars from the trif};nu
penalty inflicted upon the perpetrators of