"The Cooper, Antonio, and R. Holbrooks": the Globe's journal at Lahaina, 18 Jan 1850

The first page of the journal of the Globe’s passage home, shown on its own; the whole journal is here. “Journal kept on board Ship Globe, on her passage from the Sandwich Islands, to the United States. Jan. 18, 1850. Ship lying at Lahaina anchorage; about 2 o’clock the captain came on board and gave the order to heave short.” At the order to loose the topsails “the crew went aft and requested to see the Consul in regard to men we having but 8 men before the mast.” John Tripp answered, “I wish to see the Consul first Sir, and then I will,” and “he was tied up to the rigging together with the Cooper, Antonio, and R. Holbrooks for giving the same answer.”