The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13

The Nalae i enly rerrescaied BY a different
medium, The saving Of Insurance alone in
two yeArs, on thai nov paid on our imports
and experts win amount 10 about eight
thousand dollars, money saved Is money
earned" An money thus saved may b
uscd IN all the various ways calculated 10
enhance the material prosperity Of the eoun-
iry, which consists in its commerce and
manufactures and AgricultufS Il will give
Us such increased mail facilities as viii DC
substantial benefit 10 the country; giving
The merchant and business man the adySn-
tage Of certainty and desrSteh in his com
nunicaiions with his enrrespsndeuts not
only in S4a Francisco. hu, ~ telegraph with
al the commercial world both in America
and Europe, thereby decreasing the rates OF
exchange Snd rs-eSchSrce, Sn6 laying tee
foundations for business operations which
could aoi otherwise take place, Il viii give
rs likewise the --latest information on sn
matters OF literary, commereial o. political
irs2oriSaoe- We think even tAis advantage,
did We possoss ii, weGla NO, be parted with
hy rs, for the sum ~ fifty thousand dollars.
I; Wn h-ing inoresa1 PAssenses travel, hen-
esitinc rs by the actual amount Of money
expsnacS here; hy The location among rs
Of men of cSpitSl with their means, by the
opening NJ TO the knowledge Of the out
side world. Of zcin2l information Of our
climate, lands, natiouzl character and hnSi-
nesS rvsoaroes, snd thereby &coelers;ins
immigration.
II viii open markets for products hitherto
useless except for home consumption. there
~ stimulating that home industry in which
consists the trae wealth Of every country.
II viii give rs. If properly managed the
nouopoly Of the San Francisco market for
ozr orsases ana han4nAs. Running in COR
neciioa With the KE1@ss IS this lire pro
poseS TO Go. there IS nc rossonewhy our
whole eroP of Orsrses. b~0Su&s. lines, sc,
nay not regularly he supplied 10 the San
Frznci>eo market. LSndS hitherto unpro-
dactive in the hands of our n&iive population
viii thus yield $ handsome revenue, VIII
<;iualz:e Other industry, and thus eouduce 10
the wealth, greatness and revenue OF thu
nation.
Il Njn 10; n&ke a monopoly other than
saeh As the laws Of trade aud commerce
Yields 10 = speedy communication Al the
same rates Of eSrTi<ss, over SLOW and To-
certain oDs, and IS The company are willing
TO carry passengers for SIS each, and the
p-o5uets u these Islands a, So per loa, and
eoutrze; % 90 50. there ezn be no danger OF
or being 81 their mercy Ss has been sug-
ceS;ed Nor is il upjus; 70 Our eisirsns 70
gran, Subsidy 70 the steamship line In
;hs frsi place both the packets Snd the
steamers Srs American vessels, ws have no I
Hawaiian vessels On the line In the next
pace If il were unjust, We do not think The .
American 6over1men; would have paid one I
steamer Slons ss4.0oo Per &anun in coin. 4
having AZ Tie same time, lines u sailing .
gessels ou the sane rozte, ve nay the7efore .
site her example and uaTfo-sn practice, evea 4
Il hoih lines belonged 70 ourselves he 4
.rzs rsle however. SEEMS 10 bs. that indi-
Ei5zzl Interests should xlSsys give vsy TO .
he ra5Iic good. xu6 # Il i TO the interest
< lie Hawaiian kinsteu, svsry saoozrze
zse1i ought 10 be given 70 steamers, both
scg4a ard inter-ishzrsd-
Il ,he mzaue- IN which The money fo- the
.zbsi5y is proposed 70 X raised. the snoGu,
4 tzxztion SiII DO, exceed $3.50 for the
srst year. decreasing each yez- Until the
5ho,e i paid No lax vii be materially IN
il eonSe4ue1oe ths-ea!, and AZ IL
.rSzse q Imports Il goods 70 the vziUe Of
s.. .ooo &iooe woslt. b. reason Of the dUties
hereoa, P4y interest ara FrinoiF&l each Yes-.
he above reflections sZe tue rssult of or
Iei-ctions fron tss evi5soes zz5 statements
396e before tie eo1ais-ee, 70 shilh ne
ave listsas5 zith so-ns sr,eHsioz