The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-23

u he several possessions Of Great B5s-aia
Which a-s prilcipa1y devoted u the culture Of
surar = e al ether sugar growing eouatriss, up
On The POSSIBILITY Of procuring cheap and r.iiabie
Ascr has depended mainly the SUCCESS Of tue
ria1tsrs AMI the prosperity Of the Colonies.
Na5z-uy the planters Ct Jamaica. British
Gsa-a GreL16a. Mluri-1s and ether sugar
r-czl1g Cci5diss boxed to the over crowded
populations Of the Eastern Possessigus Of the
mother country and 6gm China fer the needed
supply
Dgrsg many years the principal supply Of Ia
6cr imported INTO the Colonies came t-ou China.
bgs llssr tie fa.rod1ctisu OF 5seorsrs from the
British possessions u India has Increased greatly
aldzilhiz tie past FIVE years the Introduction Of
Chinese his entirely ceased- There have been
i-roi1eed .1sc the West Indies from the year
Ess5 . ISL inclusive. 81 rears 1881 Iabor-
err from India a1d IN the - years Is+3IsTI
s46-Lg- into Nllri.Ils. During the year ISL
there have 5eez s544 =migraz1z Introduced ia11
the West Indian Cgiouies G1ciIdilg British
-l5ala and during the first three quarters Of the
=uHIe 7ear z-.3sI nso NaHrl-us.
The Home Government has fom tine 10 time
since the first Introduction cf tins Class 1f labor
into the Colonies. maize stri1geut regulations IN
regard % the management. care and f9od Of the
imported iaborers. CIoveruusns agents. endowed
ui-h TAI PcEer &C protect them against the n
paci-y or il-5rsatma1t Of their employers, have
5sen smpioged- ana tie la5orsrz themselves hava
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wages 6g the establishment Of Government agen-
ciss tirggga WHICH they are enabled to transmit
their sarings u their native countries. That they
aVaa themselves CT the Elcl-iss alf1rr:ed them Is
proved By the tact that Tor The 44g3 who we're
returned to their own countries during that year,
there vas transmitted through the several agen-
eiss. the sum Of e33 as. CT ever SI6TGGG, e1- I
elusive Of the gold carried home By 4 few VITO
Paid their 0Wu passages By rha Royal Mail
>laamers.
The Sa,as Paci51 Times. n comparing the .
British Colonial system Of imported labor with
thar u Peru winch * really comparing The very
hest With the worst sazs
Considering how seeply interested n Emf
--azna Peru /. the above statistics nay be fur
uisla,i 20 advantage. stuEing l. they ID the SAT-
islst1ry rgsuilz Of n snliralian system entirely
,iiss uar 70 TINT winch regulates the importation
q la5orers int1 tins country. The passages Of
The vessels rom India % The West Indies ara al
l5nger 1haa those from the paris Ct China &c
Cai.ao and get tina mortality CO sLiPh0ari does
noe approuch ANYTHING Ike that on bourd the
eooiie ships 70 TINS port. The average. We se-
Isrs. s less than Gllr per cent. whie here IA the
cooEa 1-ute Il has 1sacheii ever thirty ger cent
NJ Doubt the Iatian Hhcrsr IS 4 stronger man
than the Chinese. 51t sul the comparatively tli-
fling uartalsE is IN the principal 5egree owing to
the admirable arrangements ilr the care lnI pro-
tscfiou Of eruigrzntz Rhich ara enfrcst under the
English aug.
The Statistics We iIrnish shGR the IHrgs nun
Der tins rsturrsd To their uaasss cuanrrv altar the
ex-ir1Enu Of the tarus f1r winch they we're en-
gagged The menHs they iHvariaiIF accumulate.
AMI the fIrurzhle rzportz made Of the countries
a which they saTss PGrtiGus cf their sarnings.
furnish Ersut atirartiuuz to their cugntrymen and
remove the chef obstacles that Used % beseI the
Bs7rssh arsnts il her sndsaTgrs 70 Er1cars Ia
borerz. Upon the Fhals the sFs1am s entirslg
5sfsrsnz irum thar liaptali hers- which IS uash-
ing shGrt Of inhHmaHiry and hruraiiEEr Ferliciuus
70 thGze who suffer hrum IL and degrading To
close VIC przctice t. t Is hirhly Desirable that
the scs.adal o. humanity winch has . irnE char
actsriza5 lha csqiia trade @ tins euuurrT should
be dune away with. and. Il the traris Is ID be Gun
ri1ue,i. il shnud be after the model We haEs
pointed out