The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-04-20

Sssss was tried. At The ,isae. hAsr in the
vsciei,y was Pl@e,y, aud the people waited both
work asd wsxes a'As mea worked BY The DAY,
BY the nsOnsA. or BY The jsA Everything vent
o. Swiawlsxly. eeeaass wasa tANse heesers sAO
we've tired Il The work, er sa,issed NTH the Psy,
eASse 10 aeanSsaa the service, others Appeared TO
el their places, Bat there came time When,
Owisg 70 isersssed production. ~ lOss u Popala-
tsoa il the asiSA6oSAooi. by death, removal kalo
psasing 10 the vieeisy, or Sa< 70 SEA, il became
neeesSsry % pcueare Others from other PLACES to
carry % the work. which work, ia those days,
was sapposea 10 be Il Pnue advantage TO the
peogle. the 6oSeraDsnt, and 70 comnerce.
Hsee cones ia the responsibility Of the sys-
sea-s sysseR initiated by the natives theu'-
selves They made it ssesssaEy ) Ter. when
isvi,ed 10 " and ~osk ca plantations, they bar
gsiaed Coz psOye permanent employment than
days hhOr, They repaired guarantee Ior work
bug saessA 70 Justify a removal for Seod. f0S
lodgipg As well As wages They also required
San Of m0esy in advance, jest :, this point,
perceive the inaoeees Of the shipping system
which had beea initiated, IS have said. half a
century sso That Was carried into TIE rAasa-
tion system hy the natives themselves for their
own protection; at the SAME time, the planter
promised 10 perfora his part, As well Is the IA.
bozes to work. mutual system, beneficial TO
both parties, and equally necrSssry for both For
grestss certainty. tAs eoalraes was committed TO
writiaS. Siyped, witnessed. etc
Was anything more jastt more reasonable
more neeeSSsry. Hoses Tor laboress were neees-
sasy; the psAuter furnished them. ana as general
,hicz. performed his part Of the eontracs faith
fslly. In the working Of this system, disagree
ulents naturally ARISE servants complained Of
their raSs,srs. and masters Of their servants;
complaints were constantly brought before the
Courts. and thus the law Of Master and Servan,
became necessity.
The hw was drafted by Judge Lee. author Of
the Land Commission, in free CONSULTATION with
ihoSs TO WHOM the natives are indebted for all
their rights,
Read the Aw. Ii Is twe1ty years old. Is II,
not eqaalt Is it 10, jastr Was it not neees-
sAry, Is it not necessary now,
W 1oeNer repueS 10 t0e>e interru1atoFieS oY
saying 10, | shall not insult by calling him fool
bat uill suggest few other questions. which it
xii require wise wAn to answer. l don't sx-
peet ksm to do it.
LIST, If The system Of contracts for labor is
Sbanio0ed. and the law Of Master and Servant
abrogsted. how many weeks would it require 20
destroy all the Plantations,
3ud- 1.-THE census Of 1870 shall show the nun
Der Of uative uen between the ages Of 20 and 90
To be shout 4.000 how many can be spared for
plautaroos after Supplying the whaling dee, and
she GgznO Islands,
3sd Ii the plantations require $500 able p
bodied men. how many viii be left to cultivate
fool fos the Hawaiian nstion
4sh- What Is the net profit Of plantation
Wien wages are $sO0 and food $500 mouth.
5th- What would it cyst 10 ply. and feed, and
shelter, $500 Europeans and Americans. and
what prof, would the plantations make, suppose
the contract system Is continued with such labor.
9th. How many Europeans would have TO be
imported under what you are pleased to term a
free hbor system. TO furnish the plantations
with $500 steady laborsrs all the year roEDds
paass for reply. When these few questions
are satisfactorily answered. VIII ask few more
Yours MAGSET.