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n..are either upholstered or carved and carriages
textile manufactures made Of combination Of wool,
sosten. six Or liaen.
Arr. ;. The evidence that articles proposed 10 he
admitted into the ports Of the United States Of Amer
ies the ports Of the Hawaiian IsAads, ee Of duty
under the frat and second articles Of the convention,
are the growth manufacture or produce Of the United
States Of America. Of tAs Hawaiian Islands resPeo-
lively. shall be established ia such rules and rsgulA
iieas and conditions for the protection ofhe Svsnus
As the two Governments may. from time to time.
sPeStivsly prescribe.
Arr, I, No sxpor. duty or charges shall be I'M
posed IN the Hawaiian Islands in the United States
upon any articles proposed to be admitted into the
ports Of the Uuasd States or The Hawaiian Islands
unasr the arst AID second articles Of this convention
Arr. 5. The present Convention shah take eject
as soon as it shall have been approved dprOcaimed
by His Majesty. the King Of the Hawiian Islands.
and shall have been ratified aud duly proclaimed on
the part Of the Government Of the United States,
and the laws required carry 81 into operation passed
by the Congress Of the Uuited States Of America,
such assent having been given ard the rAtacations
Of the Convention having been exchanged provided
in Article 8. The Convection shall remain in force
seven years from the date a, which it may 20 into
operation and further until the expiration Of twelve
months after either Of the high contracting parties
shall give notice to the other Of his wish to terminate
the same each Of the high contracting parties being
liberty give such notice to the other at the end
said term Of seven years. or at any time before or
thereafter.
Arr. 9. The present convention shall be duly rAti-
fed, and the radaeatons exchanged at Washington
City within eighteen months from the date thereafter
earlier If possible.
In faith whereof the respective pcnipO,en,iAries Of
the high contracting parties have signed the presen,
canon, and have afxed thereto their seals. Done in
duplicate a, Washington. the sOth Of January in the
year Of our Lord. 1875.
lSea1 HAMILTON FISH.
[Seall EtlsHA II. ALLEN.
[Seall HESRI A. P. CARTER.
The President also sent to the Senate. with the
treaty letters FROM Or. Young Chief Of the Bureau
Of Statistics. Secretary Brisiow. showing statistics
Of the trade between the United States and the Hawa
ian Islands and the latter favors the ratification Of
he treaty.
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TEE lste House Of Representatives, in Con-
gress, had 2S7 members. of which large majority
we're Republicans. In the next session, whieh
vii convene in December 1878 the Democrats
viii have l63 Out Of the Isl members, or 8 ma
jority Of "a This nay be changed BY the cleo
iiou which comes Of il California 10 September.
and perhaps in other places, bat probably ths to-
tai VII not be materially altered. Tie Democrats
vii OF course choose the speaker. and all the
officers Of the lower house. and will have fair
working majority, bat still cannot coutrOl 8 two
thirds usiOrity o. any question. The lover house
Is u1q0esiiOnably the most powerful branch Of
the American Government, as the House Of
Commons is in England. fibe l6s Democrats
10 the House, 10 less than IS we're ex-rebel Of
6eers ia the late civil var. There Is every pros
pect that this element. il united, viii make
warm work for the administration: and II vii ~
quire IS ssreEd uanGGEring and tactics, o. the
part Of Ge0sral Gran, and his cabinet, to manage
the opposing forces n the legislative hall, IS il
did % the battlefield.
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TIE details Of the horrible murder peruetrated
10 drunken row al Hanakua, Hawaii. ought to
awaken attention 70 the question whether some
thing cannot Be done 70 stay iuteuperance anoue
the native population. Ii Is bat q short time
since re ehrOniclsi murder committed in Koua.
HaSad, II which the parties concerned were
under the influence Of 6quor 4 gentleman Who
lately retained from 3 tour on Maui. assures us
that inteuperancs Is on the increase on ,bst
island. and that native men and women sueod their
earnings 70 indulge IN drunken caroasaIs- Can
this state Of things be ue1ded and the tendency
to dissipation and drunkenness Be checked s-is
row the great question to be solved. The polies
ca DO little, unless sustained By those higher in
authority, by judges. governors and by The eoy-
eminent Itself II some Instances which ve
might name, the influence and exauple Of tbose
il authority Is eleary in favor Of the increase Of
this seearsed vice. Until there Is q change in
thIs.-unH the government en- realize the in
Porta1ce and exert Itself to cheek the SPREAD Of
Illicit distilati0o and sale Of run. By appointing
ouly cheers who vii snforce the laws and puuisb
al viOlstors Il Is vain 70 tax Of iuprovine the
nstiOu- Idlsoess- vice and murder With their
attendant diseases and misery, VIII iuerease and
sweep CT the remnant that remains Of or
aboriginal racs- FHends Of Hasaiil-Can moth
i1s be done TO say this great eassl
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refining interest; they evidently did not know that
high Hawaiian grade Of coffee sugar has been
known In the San Francisco market TIE san
Francisco rvhners are now attempting to avoid the
effects Of the treaty by contracting In advance for
the whole Island crop agreeing 10 give the planters
two-thirds OF whatever duty Is taken od-themsevcs
spprepriating the other one third. By this arrange
mvnt no saving 90 the present cost Is 10 10
consumers Of thc Island product whea II comes 10
tree under the treaty. They VIII walt, therefore,
With interest TO see whether the Islanders who have
hsd the sagseity 20 negotiate the treaty viii volun
,--,lv rehrquish any portion Of its bvnents.-Sac.
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WEDNESD4T. M4RCH

VS. present 10 oar realers the text OF the
Reciprocity Treaty, as ielegraPhed to san Fan
cisco. and which Al the latesl dass from Washing
too, bad ben approved BY the Senate Conuittes
o, Foreign Afairs and awaited the ratification Of
the Senate and House OF Representatives. Il
was feared that the Senate would De unable to
&C, on il before the termination OF the session
~hsa o0e-third q the senators vaeAie their seats
and give place TO twenty-five new members.
What eject this change in the complexion Of
that body vii have on its action when the treaty
comes before il al the extra session. which as
semb'e5 March 5, 20 one here can say. But
judging from the fact that public opinion IN
America is extremely favorable to It's ratification,
and that Mr.. Cox. O1e Of the Democratic leaders
in Congress. has given the issuance that bis
party vii support il. We think that the changes
which have taken place 10 Congress are favorable
70 its adoPtioa. Several Of It's strongest op-
pouenis in both houses Of Congress have retired.
and their places have been taken by Others Who
are fresh irom the people, aud It is TO be hoped
vii reflect and carry oct the popular sentiment
Is expressed il the tollosing iaes from New
York paper; Reciprocity with Canada is not
10 Be tor the present. bat with the Sa0dwieh
Islands il is vel nigh certzia. A treaty is up-
proved. On the part Of The United States, and
sill probably be fully ratified BY both countries
sithin eighteen month";
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice TO Creditors.
rs THE MArrER oF rmE EsrArE o

IN THE MATTER or THE ESTATE OF
II CHRISTIAN kCKNHr. % Honolulu dccVasrd,
Of the last "a aud Testament u the said Chris
tan Eckart having been granted LEA the supreue Court
the sd day OF February 1878 and Letters Testament
AIRY issued 20 the Undersigned Mahidc Eckart, Esecu
trix and sole deyisce,
In pursuance OF order OF Court notice Il hereby given
TO all creditors OF thu decreased their claims
duly authenticated. and with the proper vouchers
exist. The claim Is secured hy mortgagc rial
estate her Furt In Honolulu, within six
months frona date, they viii b. forrvcr barred
MArHtLnE ECkAicr. Executrix.
Honolulu. February "a.
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oAHr---i-w Greea. eoops-a-v. oaesu -. Hooo,uia.
ls-Ira EaeaarisoH, Merchant =. IIoooiuia.
&c Brv-rer q %. ouesr -. Haso,u,a
ls-G Wess. King - Hcnciain-
ac-Gruuual1 & Ssutte. Nuuzuu - Hona,u,u.
71-Flschsr & Rosh- Fr-t -. Holo,uiu
=s-Aua- Nuaanz - Hozoiuln-
=s-1uscy Nuua-1 - Hcnotzia-
"a r Pcuers. ouren -. Honoiulu.
u-AHspae Naaa-i. King -. EAao,z;z.
Mr. Is-E Il Bscey KssaizL
si-Mcn Chack. Pasahoa. Hsaa
HAwAu- sc " Jonss. Hsauhou-
s-w II narie2- w-.a-,-a
is-C'hulEz a 90, KaAAll. HIS.
is-G T,cssr. KoazA
KAvAi-- i--IIhas Flantasou LlAue.
-I-asEEa & cokA- HzaalcL
wholesale.
&C Brewer & 90, Ca-~a - Horol1l1.
Reasfl spirits
"a Hsroer;. HzusllAa Hotel Hoaola,z
VictaRlinE.
- Hsrsers. Hsu-sllza HossL Heoolziu-
S-Afzt. LaAai1a- NGnL
S-Atal Lahalls. MAuL
billiards.
"a Hersc-t Hzvaaz- Hsssl FFanoia,a
Isl " GsrNiu. LzhzlnA- 1LAaL
Boat.
1-Dack wL-alzns No : Honosulu
Sc silva I-.AzlnA
s-s1nuel No 3. Tlorolrlr-
Auction.
30 sP~are-. Ksz. Ha~Sz
Hor~e-
s-NaASkneila Ne g. Honsluln
Fire Arms
B-Jce Kacuo, Ko1a- oAhu
Public show.
4. p. -S-wn Hossins. Fcys HHvslan rhear-p
shipping.
ei-He1-y HErs. Hczoiu,u-
Butcher.
I'D Loved, Haaslel KazaL
NJ Menesz w-zruzu. Nal
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Supreme Court.


MErek lst-Es.ats e W Jshustsu. decsases-Be-
fore Jzs;i,s HAEEIs a. Chanbszs- Pe,itisu Of J D.
PARIS, Oas q ths sxseutsrs fcr asvaaes Of his ae-
eosnt ssa aisSsA-gs. Referred . The Master &c re-
pert uPoz-
AA-rA 4sh-EssAts Ct ThoFhlzs Msssslf. deceased
-Ps;iiioa q Fraak Msssais The Aaauis;rasor, fo-
license &c SCI rsa estate &c pay tie debts Tie Court
grauhsd the order q SALE and ordered the sane to
take place a. the dooros Government Hosse Hououlu
Saturday s7th day q MN-ch. 1875 Gnd that ueses
e the sane be Published thrive tines II the Hawaiian
6ArrrrE AID Esakes Newspapers.
EsszseCf r. GillAsd, aee'a-Esarius q Masters
report, vhsz sane vas approved sna eozsr-sd.
Cirvuit Court Of Oahu.
Before Mr.. JUssiee JrBD, sitting as Circuit Judge
JauEE-y 22-ChE-ies La--isch vs.. z A Sehasser-
Action to recover Pcsssssos q land. APPEAL heard
At the Court House. Hoaolzla. whsn sane was dis
zisse5-
February 23-HooPli=sA4i rs. KekiPi-Dansre
Heard at KAseohs On appeal from District JudEe.
JSdgaszs fsr PiAiasiE So ass s4-7s costs
Rex vs. KsaiAwasEs-Dazsges By cattle. Heard
a. KausChs or Appeal Prisoner sentenced to raw
tze q $50 azs $50 costs.
HoOpliusaai vs.. KskiPi-Claiuiag uuls. Heard
AZ KaHsshs CT appeal. Juagasu; fer defendant.
Cosss S7Is.
February sl-KA=ahsls q vs.. Punse Ckl-AessOn
e damages. Heart =, Kahukz o. sppsal Jusgusut
FER defendant. Ccsts ss50.
Narvh s-Rsx rs. ThouaAs 6araue--Assault and
battery. Heard At the Cogrt Eouss, Hoaolulu, On
sPPsal. Acquitted.
Rex vs. Aho-Seling opiuz vithout license. Heari I
At the oosrs Heuss, Hoaelslu. On appeal Fiaed sIO0
sss eosts.
Ge1EkH iPatel vs. MAzssl Ksiapoui and Lui I
NIHssi-Dauages- Heard At Eva CT Gppeal. Judr-
Esss fer ds5ssaEuts costs s5ls.
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Notice TO Creditors.

IN The MATTER OF THE RsrArp
u Of JOHN MEEK, late Of HonoIuIa, dece.sed
Probate Of the last VIII and Testament of ,he ali
I'm co. nssH having been ordered By the Supreme
Court, and Letters Testamentarv isrpca - -
sgned on the 18th day Of February, 1873 not5.s (,
hereby given to all Creditors Of the said &c., -
pursuance Of al Order Of the said Court =
.nsf claims daily authenticated, With The proper
o1enels' any exist. even il the claim Be sseursd
y mortgage on real estate. to the under.ignsS :, ~
once; NO. kaahumahu street, Honolulu. vitbi. N,
months from this date, othsruiss thsy viii h. e-s.
barred. ions r ~ -, ss loreFsr
'A' -'o' p, Executor ad interim.
Honolulu, March 10Th, 1878. sao a.
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Executor,s Mntlce.

HUT UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
ccnhrm Ell by the Court Executor Of the Estate %
IL McCUBBtN, dcccascd, requests all persons Indebted
TO the said Estate % make immediate payment and al
who have claims against the b present them with
vouchers the undersigned during the
from date, or they viii be forever barred
VA. LID0ATE Executor
Hin EnhrmlrN 10 La
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MarshaPs Sale.

Rf VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FxRcu-
- .on issued by the Supreme Court Of The H.~,;i-
T-n.,n. against JOHN HOBBS and JOHN ROSS
ma "a. nateThouse, on the 10Th day Of Jann.-- a n
nave levied on and shall s1poee for AZ All
night Title and Interest Of the said John r.
IT me asIssda1ts IL said sxseutioa 10 and to gP
known as the PRIEcEVILLE PLAETST1osv Lsaa
aIea a. hanals Kauai together Win a. inf.,.., =
.;.. Sonn hoss IN and 10 the Buildinrs tbsrs,,
Sens the same conveyed 70 he -. 49,
=. az T. n, d. Allen and Mary Allan, By deed dsts5
le5 snd l6s-at the Court Hon. I, P-sss
9a OhpAf, the TENTH DAY OF APRIL 4. n
ioI9, anie.s said Judgment, interest cost, of
1870, and ny fees add commissions b urs~iss,1.
u W. G. PARKE, Marshal
honolulu. March 9th. 1875. saa a
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SNPREmE COT HT. uAWAEEaW ranawns
- 10 Wn.an g. Parse. Marsilai % NJ HasaIld -
ands or hls Deputy, greeting
You commanded 1g order o. a. rT..a-.sI. g..
u Allen chef lusfica - the supreme cara - --
EAIitANiEL ". TALENT Iafsa.fsnf. r1 - -
ne written answer within twenty .s--
o. % - and appear before fhs aaa Gear ~ - 80
Term tnerfof, tQ D. holden Hnrnain n ~ 49, Il
O'Clock a. n, e. snuE why the clal. - f1.-ia- Il 49,
ana HerInatnuA- " ier1ann. rirnrIlTs liIalT - -.
81 Their pursiani b. the tenor d heir stnaraI 1s1
ana fou are alsu commanded have rr1a ~ go
sl CODY of ms wrt win gnunALE Au,fsralsE.
ne ailoIney. sgent tactur truse-. aafsar -
above named NArHANfEr. w. rlrr.rNr ~ = -
place n D. usual atofe. 1nf nlrr rIns.--s 1. -
personally az ihe place iar and t14r .f.rr. -.
TONED men and taere, aath lca.s raafs-- - -
p q ne .sil tne copy ssrvel aai ~ a. -.
Owe or owed the sad ~ Vs. rlIlsut alIT fafr - u =.
the amount and nature iharrdf.
ttFl Code -ectuu e77a- Wnansderrr rnr rs-.rrsaa
none - ~ atiarne n.etlr. lasar -
~ DAY - lesfqli qf H el.uF b. rr
ply to me Mari.trate any fuadca ~ ~ r.rrs -
whom OF ahicE ne aaif sInnlnns nav rIss - -
ne Magistrate Justice haya ranaaf -. -
- % flFen % Ne pi.iutiT tnr nrrnn aFll 49, 4
take me deposition q ne PERSIA sans rrrr-.-as -
make such order may b. proper m f.a sr.4. - 49,
80 ne ler.n - e1u1aiaaesi 49, ssslsr -
debtor o. ne party defendants. saaH =. 49, - -.
ooeyed ne summona
Noufy The aid oofiai- Arnl-fronr fsaf r-. 49,. e.
enecution VIII b. l.uei againsr ms rr-r~ -. 81 -
amount d surh Judgment ne rlalrlr - -
against the defendant
And have yoa fsen here ats rsit u1a "a ssr. a.
your Proceedings ner-1a
wit9es. ne Hanoranis Elssl. r. ss-n cl.-r r..s--
/. prime touf- az hcnai.1 ~ arss ~ ~ ara
- - 800 1FALrEu t @E1E
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esrNaA brltalu
LcSooS, March 2i.-John Michel Is utterly pres.
trassa. and has fresss1s aia:iug fts Itis thourst
he vi Be compelled to vithdrau fron tie election
ecatsst Il TiPPsrH-y.
Sir Charles LyeI Vas haired II Westminster Abbey
viii PozP- The grave is uear that Of Ben Johnsou.
suov storm prevailed Il England. On several
r.1vsy Ines TIE sssv Is very deep sas travsl Oh
ss-zetsd
Mr.. oEsa. Director ofshs Sogth Kslsilgtor Muse
IN, has besa appointed coznissiererto the Philaisl
Fhia Csztezzi.l Ezkibiti,--
LoSDoy, Marrh sd--A rzilEay accident occurred
near Riehssia. s,assrdshire to-day, By With dirty
rs-sous we're Injured
spain.
NEv FoEK, Fssrgrry e6th TIE TT-ss' washizr-
toI Epsal says autograph lssssrfOz KinE GIssuso
% Prssiisut Grant, uoy1 the latter Ct his advent
te the sPazishtArcns has been received by the Spau
sh Master he Kisg requests the Presiseut to
hozsr hin With his response.
GcrUrnzsut Dispatches we're received YESTERDAY
fr1G Nhdria snzsuncine the final Signature Of the
terms & ssttis7s1i Ct the Yrzias qlestios s1d Il
4 FrObabie that the new GoTsrzzs,i u1be speedily
reeogzi1sd-
PAKrs, Rsb. 22i--A leg debate took Place Il the
AEss@hly ts-aAy on the orr1zirasou Ct tie Senate.
Z finally deessd that Il eozsizts of see zszbsrs
& vhoz rs Sh4l bs relieved frrz tie Dsparsze-ts
and celouiss- he Toss stooS - against Isl IN
fAESr q the ksss@kiy uo1inatizg the rszainiar rs
ssuators- Ths scenes daring the debate vsrs sr-s-
iag the BSnsra-sists azs Lsgsists obstruesinr The
srsisz & sas Eozse-
Ths Frs.sh Assembly yesterday finally passed the
h7 fer the orEEni-Etis1 Ct TIE sezzts by vote Of
as to al.
he ruesut vots CT the Falloz bzl shovs the Con-
ssrvatTus and 1aisrity of TIE people faror II. s-s
ths-s Is rev f.r FrosPees ca cs1sstztoaaI Rspzb
k he MouA-shis.E arr detsr-insl to have siher
thro-s Ct var. bst the ReFukh.1na have formed n
eeuPlsts sas izFrsE-ahis u=iaz 4 Esror Ct = pea.e
ri RsPahE,- Thsy believe RsPsbE- aloue means
PnAss-
The prrjecf Ezb1ittsd to Ki-r Tictor Ezaz-si bv
Gs1a7 eArhali, far TIE Oversee Ct the TIber rvsr
and he szrrorszszt Ct the cszF.ea., i rsssirss
EiEh great f1ror- oEsn hare alrsasy been mad. to
tia GoFsnsat Cor ths FrosseutisE Of the wcrk, Gaa
aurTsT u1dsr esySznzsat EspsrEisi1n vi Be mad.
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u
/ ID out q ihe supreme Court uf law and Equity on
the IN DAY Of January, a. d. 1874 In favor 81 JAMES
JOHN MEEK ia for The srm OF su.lal. have levirti
upon and shall expose for sale o. the highest bidder
O'Clock noon, at AIiiOlani Hale.
On Wednesday the 18th of March, 1875.
An the right TUE and Interest OF the sd ABIGAIL Naikai
In and to the following lands vi,
All that piece or parcel OF land Situated AZ
tne eorer OF Fncbowl street. and Qncen, ia Honolulu
as comprised In Lar Commission Award No tfs on whrh
there is a large fraiae building aud other houses
Also all that parcel of land situated AZ walklsi
containing and 6s-i0o acres. Land Cluauis-ion
Award No 1877 on which there Is wooden house. thc
whole subject 70 mortgage Of S27200 with interest
Also. all that tract OF land situated b. Manoa
Valley combining - ss-0o Acres. being Part ? section
Division 1, q the lands comprised In award n .oss
Also. all that tract of land situated m Manoa
valley containing psluQ acrcs being Part =. Sccou
Division !, comprised IN tho above mentioned awarL
Al o. the above mentioned lands held by the said
defendant A. MaSa. Tor the term o. her natural me-
Also, all the right, title aud interest Of the
said John Meek, Jr In and TO that parcel Of LAID nasad
on King street Honolulu, via; Commeocng
Royal Patent No 1903 the front % Kng street on he
" w side by line parallel the land Of j. Kaeo a. fo.
Meeks land and running through TO Hotel street toth
longing
Also. ali the right tItIe aud Interest Of bofb
the defendants in and 70 that ond stnai on Queen
ass fathoms and 81 feet.
Also. all the right title and Interest OF b,ib
said defendants la and 10 that piece Of land situated 10
Maunaua as described Ia Royal Patent No 2sss contain
ing acres aud f2-ioO
Also. all the right title and interest Of both
defendants in and TO all those parcrs Of land situated IN
Moanalun, and described In Royal Patent No .0-e ami
Award SIS and containing $780, consisting 81
apanas or pieces.
Jnless said ladgmen interest costs expenses and my
res aud commissions be previously satisfied.
An the surveys 6c and any Information can h f,.i
ed at the Marshals onicc.
Honolulu, Feb. II, ls75 $50
~ The above sale is POSTPONED for Two
Weeks from the 18th instant w Il pARVr
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&C, C q saI. . 60 sI.P.TsT.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GTVEy mar a.
~ EhiDAf tde i1th dzy ~ MARC l fl-I II - -
sI p n ~ ne Court Heuse Walrsa fasf.r ~ 49,
hen-ls. N ine i4iaud % HaF1l ~ r : 81 49, =.
1f.i ~ F4llr Alctnu O. re El1esf ttlIsr - - -.
prlce q $500, AL THOSE Two LEksrI4 - fIIr
t-As - lsefilei in Nqriaage u-ef rr1la - 49,
~ 4Sln -ie7neea - cearre ~ Cnrrn 81 - - - -
80 ~ t.fti- el tlle 1r1giI1sa q
s...te Aafnpir approved ne fata Cay ~ 1a1r ~
~ ll-fel n leaees we're eEeras1f - Co..
ne owner Or al iaulia. for tl1a1als hs aara
~. al4 A.f1tai % Joan -irnlaen. als a4lrr
-. Ald es4EuNf On lle ava lav ~ raI4 80 -.
Term o. y years from MAJ data fsrslrl a. -. -
let ~ ~ p abe raf yearig On a. 1th n Fr
-. -n-fy % each and s1ery sccrz-lrs ruar ~ -
-ll-t 10 - ne end % ~ slrl -
$500 l.At Ne ~ John -lruren vs. - - - r-r
.Atei On ~ ~ lads. Ne shaas 49, -
a.tlnt 40 70 ne end 1f ne I'D term = = rr.--.
Loget1er 1ith ne Goods and CHar---fII -
- atelped IN ne -cneiule nlar1aI - 49,
" al dorF1Ee Deed auueEe anf 49, q - =
y tle -ilnei W. oneart c1lngista dran Iafss-
tu.uralori 81 H1rse zrnels a1i 81 c.1i- -
30 1la'lel A.. nov ruualnT ~ nrl.-Irs - 7sn.s.
80 Or NAVAL % acres o.
40 l-i-a ahpFe nallea and faar9iss.f ,Ffa rI I--s-
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THE TREATY itself, when We come to examine
ITS details, Is 50 clearly partial to American III
isresis, that some may feel disappointed that
more has not been secured for rs. For instance.
WOOL aad coffee for though the latter Is nov free.
it may not always be 50. Bat it must be bo5ue
IN mind that the chief object Of the Treaty Is TO
encourage the sugar Interest, which Is and must
continue 10 be our maiu resource and Industry.
AL other articles included 10 il are merely Incl.
dental and Of comparatively less value. Il is
famed 50 paip4bly 10 the interest Of the United
States. and must 50 clearly iusare 70 her the ex-
elusive monopoly Of our Import trade, during lis
existence, that Ee DO Doi wOoder al its popularity
N America The protest Of the San Francisco
redoefs, which We insert elsewhere. viii defeat
the object for which il Was presented. by its
grOssy-exaggeratei statements; while its con
GLIDING admission that should the consdera-
ton Of over shadowing national requirements
render il polite TO sanction reciprocity, We
earnestly trust that the treaty will be 50 framed
As TO exclude from importation duty Tree all su-
Sars Of higher grades than Is Doteh Standard.
especially as such interdet could not work preiu-
iieioasly to the planters Of Hawaii''-is full
and free admission that the treaty has some
benefits 70 Hawaiian planters as well IS An.
sricza re6ners, sud will furnish strong arru-
neat iu its favor. Il is very clear that this re-
narkable pr0tes, Of the re6aers viii not materi-
Lily affect The passage Of the treaty.