The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-04-11
American SaiIor-' Rights.

'P- ' "- Tt''" S'Hhuhili"'A' "hiti
appeared IN your columns on the 9Th March u.'imo,
! be- leave 90 submit a brief answer thereto.
With all due r.ur.e-v 20 the R-v-r.r! Gentleman.
1 regret trtr n. re1ramolq-.i DESIGN a.. max. .
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Reverend Gs,,l.r,, b,. si,ba- ni.,,i--,,-I me-
Or =. er-saj7,,ry ,t-rs. -, tho r,.,..- ,,.+, ,,.,
resre~,r,r1v b.- leave Fl, mfr, him ..vbo I'VE
A,erfr,, .s,u.en,. urs-r s..,f,, 1 r. -bs A-- ~
C,r,-e-- .,,-,,sI E.,-,,rr- * 1.g2 which .sr.i,,
ref-rrfuy 10 C.,syI- ,r,y4Jiny far B.-r5rB,e ss.m.n
In s,r.iy, Dor-. srJ .e,di,r tte,, p, the limited
State - in these words.
.s~4-tua be il further enacted. That il snail b. ,h- duty
o,th- '.1-l.- N.z--Cqa'..- loutn-rgaI Af-ais. We Con-
gsd~ ,r t. m4ra-r. saI ..am-n e H. Ualts4 S.a,ss. W.,
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10 III mot --.-aHah'- Hat.a.r AZ tn rvren-e . ia- I .t.d
Fh1I MR.
And by the Consular Instructions Of 1856. section
200. the following J. the language used
-ss- zss-Ia order that Go sa.s uly understand What ,-a-
men " .- .' = ~ y tI gl.,,s.- ar \. . ~ -. q d.
oIr-tu Fa-= in e.- o. a-.lar-e fraa se.--- and he passage
as In me- ~fo arr r.l-n. %. ne rn.,-i SAT-. tlIcent
such "a e are regularly -hirPet 10 'or-i-n E-s--s5 AMI MI FOR.
a. re Cqi,,d S,I,.s - % be- r~-a-i-i ~ American -eim-n
w. s''Lz-' N''''H 70 p'''',.''' q, 's a., N''
HAVING p'e"uS -'e''e' ~ "'s
man To the Iinguage"i the above sect'ou' ht'eIthe'es7
ne again inquiries Are najIye-UOru citizens or
REGULARLY u.ruralizsi persons Of foreign extraction,
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laws 'i the IHi'ei Sia'es' a','s eh''Iei 10 the pro
tectIOn and beIeht Of these laws and privileges
II the Reverend Gentlemau had read with care the
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IN the communications "i the Hh at' ne "'u'l Lo'
now entertain a doubt but that - foreigners who ship
IN American vessel. II, n,rts Of the United States
.,.;,r.i ,, ~. r.ri.f which the C.,,r.s- If tbe
Cnltel states 20 oenehcehtly Iro'Iues' bu'' says the
Reverend Gentleman, - We have taken the position,
and uutsl NOR. c1geut rsas,niuy. are produced than
1891 - ~ c,1rrrs ~, rho 7,b March 20
'S1@'' Oi P''''" a s"'' '"' N
Webster were right, &c. Stand by your position
no one has questioned but thai Jefferson and Webster
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II Is evident that the Reverend Gentleman will not
10 c,ryir.a.j even bv n o,oa tfon If tba aboye section
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port IN the United states are 10 be regarded a
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Of the adj Acts. for he assures us that he does NOT
Unitel States, or whis'ied Yankee Doodle [ long may
sine wave II on board an American vessel or nut
tho ,r.-' 1rre i,w A. uF,yye quoted 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding emitted 10 protection and relief
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reiterated for your particular notice, 10 wit. the latter
clause Of sec ion 80 Of the Consular Instructions Of
Iogo-
Relative 90 the authorities adtuced IN support Of
your .Iew II me point NJ issue, you appear 90 rely
up1u Chancellor Kent, and quote his valuable Com
rnerr,r-.- III ? % 1ly ON The l,ws ,f NI,,c, IsI2
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mini. the language cited Ioes not cuufruvcrt or refuIe
- : a.. C.r-,r,r Ir-rrr.ri,r. 1875 ~ -
fhe NOTE arpeui-i 10 said Commentary refers 10 YOUR
next great authority, Judge Story, IN the case Of
Matthews Is. Orhd, . Summers Reports. u ll6, I
am the more fully convinced that Chancellor Kent aud
Jui,e Story were OF the opinion that - foreigners
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can vessels were en''ei 10 ItHeI At 'ne MINUS OF
CuusuIs when found SICK, disabled Or destitute III
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h"l quot % 20 ZION 'l W- SOU - M- Hcif q" 'u'Ee
>"If ~h'a % = -" '- @ Ls NY M" '5 jug ."t
Ia, that z s~- q proper one, uy vh1u-oeverr given. a. II vas 4
qu--t % oi lac. ir te J'y 80 90 whether WIN Mann "a- an
an English 100 q ii ut hi-F te - -ni t= Jas" "s / =
above quote ~ the. a. "a t, WU'-m N''h"'A "a En-.-A-
man, SHIPPED m "A pgH %, TIE United state. "n '"a7i the
Am=rt-u ship called the Mars put MO iht port % s"srna-
where Mann d-srTt-i-Na- arrested hy order % Consul orIi-
au+ the consul. 900 MS vision. deemed - necessary q send
Ntnn q" te l nt-l STATE, ne country m "hieh De last shipped,
aud r-4l--lrl 'ipt'4H Ait-Ie"-' master col hn American So
tieH o" tur p'ft 'i y! ~ 70 ~ ,i'"" - : pA''-N-'I I"a'1
t- - "l l'vS- Tie NIr ''A-ty leN4SiiNN f-piI h7 ldA-i"I
tiull Allt"-N- .l-'i- Lpf' tH" afft'" 'i hduIr"- Do
thr tut-i -tAf--' oFNu. zoe - N'I-A- prosecuted ln TOT a
. r,44rgi " @se 'e--.1'e '".As. 30 As 1N"tN states
AM % L- h-'ri-li n,"ssHtu "a oM! H'-e7l us L"''f i|I-
ti.u 20 tA- lt"-iiN % 't4-- Story 80 tt'i"HE -il ch7r7 ne
would have iH"l lNt ir views rntsri'"-l ~ me ho''Han.t
judge % Int expressed m many words, u-'-rt-less leaned -
tt-iIrirIeH at "i1r-t-I- shFI d 90 l"Hs % L- 'Wte- states