The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-07-24

community indirectly. and tbis shlm VIII boar de-
hating IS We as toe claim lor lpdiuti jtmasta no"
bripg discussed ln seothcy rsr, 81 thc world ~
commit jbcN, 90 assault retsep and am sent ''
pysop f,r ,he trlue The Kings pardon can ryl,sse
ms, eui il s,iusc q, csrry ga, the terms ct con.
tract to labor aus am Imprisoned under Toe pre-.
VISITORS Of Section itso ibe Htrg's rap5p can uot
if,c me. "runishmgpt cugat always 60 Dc Prcrot
rorcl 20 the particular roroscs u Is meant GO
serve"
1 believe have established that thc cSisllrg
law admits that a m1o may alternate hs liberty
tbst rau IS Stsl,,l, that @ pro,ijss Involuntary
scryitudo without tav commission % a crime, ard
an tts Is sSilr- thc Provisions ot ihe Constellation
To-, law should be repealed uot only 'cr Che reasons
ABOVE given. but because ci tbc t'rcc VI thc 18th
AJsic', OF ,hc Consultation, as apN $50 iostb BY the
Attorney General dur,rg 'hc last session Of thc As
scat'y The effects ~ tte system 81 labor, tho in-
accrcc q cNer,s, arc damaging aiiSc 70 master and
servant I, maAys mcU Inconsistent puurg 'ic
late rybtnior To- tht Vrltcd States some pyrsoHs
Tn tbjs Njrclcn sent money, sugar and mojassrs as
contributions 10 a furd 10 Dc used ir eating ior
soldiers wounded in crushing ont slavery. and tbe
money. sugar ana molasSc> were thc pu'du-' Of
ssv, labor Again, rcSouso a ugWsp'Vce dared O.
discuss thc labor question, lines we're drawn in So
,c;v. and The controversy between thg two parties
b,cany as bite, as any that existed n tae southern
states ct America before the rebellion. Yen will
remember THAT plantation en Naaj suffered loss Isl
euH5ius.s by Gre, ana 3, was claimed py planters
tha, The ar,S wen, The rsait 81 toe newspaper ts-
eussjou. An Jaecr Of this Government visited The
plantation, sud Do has informed mc that tar news
raplr bad nothing 90 90 With b, that h,ayy ad-
CD g. ..r nj
Indefinite length, had more 90 do With %. But ,bc
planters held a meeting aud determined 90 crush
the newspaper cat OF existence. How very Ukc Jhc
American planter before rebellion times These
planters passed resolutions to thc ea,st that they
would withdraw their patronage irom The paper
and moreover, thst they would uot trade with ANY
merchant, who advertised So the paper aud these
resolutions were scut down here 70 De published
,,ul,ss that wisdom prevailed 10 one Department
Of TIE Government, and The resolutions were sent
r5ck Il vas proposed jurirS ,hg hre That party
81 men should black thcir necS come down here,
ana burn the houses Of she editors % that papcr,
aud san show yos letter which received. 90
which the writer said tha; &c had bgcu u,ar a. The
t,n,c OF The FIRE. be would have shot, oJ hung me,
or botG." y man must De badly dcmorrlred abe
san sjt down ana in oool blood tell fellow uaa that
De could have kjilrd him. Aud body Of meu must
De e,asIv dgmcrsl'-cd who could entertain tle
proposition O. take law into their own hands. OK
gcutJ mob law. Tlis is very much as The southern
planters icied. majutaiu that the labor system Of
tbs. Kingdom is 20 De- held auswtrable for a these
ourrs-cs. Wb,a yen tyl these planters o, the
wrongs ct the lab.rlr they wall say ,he courts arc
opeu % tjm Tor the rodrcss ct grievances What
sire our Cour;ss Who are our Judges Take tuc
District sud Police Justices with whom tbe 'ahlgyr
comes FIST in ccutast-tbey arc more or less iu-
,er5s,et ir Plantations, hold one or more laJcrgTs
under contrasts. Then tlg supreme Court-tvo Ci
the th-ee Justices are planters largely interested u
contracts And lastly, the Sovereign Is planter
There arc bat few latCrys who san pay ;hlir way Co
the Suprcmc Court A c6ui-ac; abgr,r has shout
the ssue cG5uce for strict. impartial justice here
q slave would have lad before Lguisiaus Court.
Our laN is oppressive Wrongs src not r.-l,gd.
Could take the time 20 vls; the various d.sfrilfs
OF Theses Islands. I could collect o story Cf wrongs
that would Fu- this Assembly 20 tlg blush.
believe that "op7rtss1rs, whether individuals or
nations. are brought sooner or later 90 Judgment
and Punishment" The Member lram HauI wants
% E-oU what nations are punished Let bin 90 90
the Uuittd States ana ssS there bow God punished
them icr crs.ayi-- their fellow mau. Read history
aud be answered believe that NC -laH D. ruu-
lslcd. can mt think that We shall De Vr1spersl
Us d nation. " people thrive under system Of
compulsory .ar1- Speaking of Porto Rico, a re-eut