The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-26
Hawaiian Produce.

Iron the Polynosan june n
We are ri al 90 know that ready hOne market
has stimulated the people OF that part VI lltwlhio
a more vigorous prosecution OF agricultural par.
suits, and consequently increased their means u
comfortable living a poor, Lazy, shiltless people
can never become much civilized, nor honor either
Christianity civilization; and We therefore greatly
re- oice in The prosperity that viii asauredly aurnt
the most vigorous agricultural pursuits, not IN NO.
hsla merely, but throughout the Hawaiian ATchi-
There is no fear OF oycrstockiog the market, or
Of losiEg by the decay Of produce. Any surplus or
overstock for the time being, can be yrohtably FED
to SWINE and poultry, all Of which command a
ready market.
But while urgirg the whole agricultural part of
the population 20 increased efforts the growing Of
vegetables, Nc we would alec recommend ths
plsntiLg ui coffee in suitable localities and OF cane
IN the vicinity Of mills These are empa&hcl.iy
the island staples, tnd VIII not decay ny q "
months keeping in hand u We are nightly inlorm-
ed both hohala and Iilmakua diatricts on Hawai-,
ubornd IN large raCta suited 20 sugar. plantations.
which are YET untouched. TO whom do these
waste tracts bcong--and when and W whom are
they brought under cultivation These are qles-
uons worthy Of consideration, and cannot be 700
speedily solved We sincerely hope the difficulties
of procuring land will soon be diniliahed, aud that
men Of enterprise and cifital, Cor q doe5 require
capital - plant SUCCESSFULLY may had Inducements
TO invest tbtis means al these Islands. There -
not q shadow o. doubt remaining, that capital thus
invested and managed with pgudcnc. aud skull, wiz
weld large returns at 40 very di-tant day; aud We
have no stronger detrs than 10 see The whole sur
nee OF the Sandwich lslanii dotted wiLh pllail-
uoaa end iccming With on industrious and thriving
In connection with the subject OF expiring Pre-
duce from the lcewarI side OF Hawaii, The nceet-
city e. a port Ct entry 90 merchant vessels has
often bren suggested We fully agree with th01s
who feel that necessity. aud trust the Ley1ltlre,
now 10 EcsGion, VIII not adjourn un:il Hawaii ie
and lido On Hawaii, and iIantlei and Wumei On
Kauai are su constituted. Let every rcaso1aole a
City De afforded BY government for rendering tAe
NcXpOu 81 produce easy, and markets wnl spfinl ~
wherever there is suitable harbor i3f yea u 10
enter and efirit q industry VIII De tni1sed INTO
districts where the curse Of Incidence has TOO loa-
bliRhicd tle land.
We are sorly 10 BE- OBLIGED 70 notice a disposition
which would c0ntract rather theu eIp4ai The a-at
nom that fruitful distfici. The natives there COM
plain that " some individJBls have taken upon
lhsHs ives he guard nsti9 Of the products OF this
oeuitt, ani ave cVeitnr themselves 90 keep OF
vessels BY .fe reports cf the supyies. 81 that all
may pass through their own hands aai nine teuths
Of Die pgo,ifs remain with fism' R1t ths people
"sCsm 20 think t hardly FAR that hose whc, by The
sweat Of thcif brow. produce SUPPLIES needed ~
vessels touching Al thu part a the island should
DC deprived 0i an opportunity 90 receive illf re-
muneraiion for their tolls by ne dishof 1rl4 pr---
ticee " ihc aiorcsaii indiviiurls"
We have no personal tno 1lcige q TIC indie
tiduals or practices ref rrci ~ above; bat from the
statements mndc, u apfrars that the producers
have cause Ci complaint, end have taken the proper
course 10 remedy he evil. ny giving publicity 90
the facts. aud Nv notifying the plbic that supplies
cau be procured. II vessels viii bat 20 for them.
"i.iyc, and let live" is good motto which We
hopc 70 see indicncibg thc transactions q ell
classes al the islands