The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-05-31
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GLORIOUS NEWS ]
Passage Of the Rscippclp Treaty


Hawaiian Reciarcc;ty Treaty passed the House
Of Representatives On the S;h Of May by vote
oflls 70 lol, The vote was announced by the
following selegram;-
wassisxsOa. Nay 5, 1878.
= TSs Hawaiian Treaty PAsssi this day, Is zAjs-
ri,y. A s'essess vis,Oryi
The following is froyn the Bs.1&ss
Tss assss al Sis ?. ". passed the bin to carry
The Hawaiian Treaty ists sse,,. ~ vs;s Sf he
seSnss tel. rs passage by The Scsase is fsresVss
seasssiSs. asa is Seal saAssassi is therefore GER
saia. Al he Pssiss Cast aszks-s ~srS pEs.sas.
ard roscS fo- the esl.
The following is frO;n the Aa,:
1'hs lIs ass stv<s Its Sanction to the Hawaiian
Treaty.
wasAiassOa. Nay s,A.
Tie Ho1se resumed consideration II The bin 70
carr irto eject the Hawaiian Treaty. Thomas. -
Marylszd Addressed The nesss relative 70 the power
4 tie HosSe Il resaSe ssassisa treaty made BY
The PgSsi2szt and Senate. arguing that Il had the
Pe~sT. Il Vas ps-fss,y esapessss for the House 70
reisse is sszSIiSa Il Shis sreaty.
rasker. u Nlssisia, followed il The sane line Of
Argument Uascr The Ceas;itsssoa. the HSssS was =
part - the troay E.2kiz power. sai ceai exercise
is eS1S,iistlz4 saisori;y d resssc legislation 70
carry SasA treaties As II dd not approve o. He
zrsoe3 sazs the treaty AK advisable basi-
aes< trsSs$ssiea. Ii vas positive less - the ~
vezss, With 20 eezTessatioe advantage.
Whea TeekeE's tisze expired. We11 ieaan3ei the
p-sysSzs SsssssOu. uAieA vas sseoaGei. lie yielded
t. TeeSer se esueiuie his sqSeeh,
Ranks restssalei 70 Tocker. and zrcsed /, vas the
ie,y ef he Hocse % cake tais appropriation 70
CARY cat the treaty. he question II F0vSnue vas
ast IN Yias- II E4s Qess;oa of aAtiesal defence.
Wed elose1 TIE debate, &aa made az appeal to
-
- s=isE isss this 9ssstea which be SAID vas an in
F<rsant ere. sUi Involved the national defence
TIE q1sstica vas sAsa takea, and the bin was
passed br ayes lis 70 nSys leI.
The 5. F. cisssEseEcisai Herald says:
Tee nest Important issa Of the vssk in conner
eizi sirc,eS is tss kzal sousraoa q The Hawaiian
Treaty ~ the HssSe q Representatives ia MasAiu
taa- Tie Vots saS eless one. llS To l0I. All the
RsciSe Cozss Ce2bSTS were present and voted for
tss S. Tae ratification q This treaty By Congress
vii stimulate trade between here and the Islands
very es1siies&bly, aEa will ~ d0abs b for the
ssSSral sd e bath essa,riss.
The same Journal adds:
he tsas-ieisyed Rosievsei,y Treaty between the
Hassifaa IsiSs5s aai the Unisei States nay aoE ka
considered fat 1esO7pli. haEias reeeirei the in
5o-Sczeat II lie Hosse by vote u nc u I0l Tia.
Tie Fras AID eo1s q this scbject have been fro-
4sea.ly AID sxh1sstrely treated by the press and 10
Congress, ShAs ltsls 2oEe rSn25aS q be said. Tie
assurance that it will 20 almost Immediately into
eject VAL remove tie s04i q jogb; and uneertaiuty
II waiee It has bs<a 50 long neeiesSly eavslspsi.
S13 viii - o1ee sezd T. more fre9seat and prosper
cas- Business rSlztiezs bssueea the tWo ecuntrics
Tie idea that permission to land Hawaiian ssgars ia
this essa;sy FREE Il dsiy wOsld initiate against the
sugar interests ef louisiana <iDFy Preposssrous.
Il very satisfactory u know that the matter has
beea disposed e for years, and there is good
rs4sao = believe that reeiprcity viii work Eell
10 iasurss rereEAl Of the treaty az date IF exPra
tio1.
The New York TIieune' and the Hawaiian
he T-5use editOrially says: The passage Of the
Hawaiian Treaty in the House yesterday vas sur
prise - is oFPeze1ts. Its passage Eas made posi-
be by the ShSsnee Of May members most interested
lie 41estiga zbszs the Treaty IS whether cur oEa
people feE planters in the Saniussh Islands viii
pross BY is provisions. aai o. that point there
/ ro0a fsr vide di5ers1ees Of Psblie opinion.
The Hawaiian Treaty.
Morning CAL.
The bin reported frpa the Ways and Means Con-
EiStee II Feb-Ezry 70 eArTy into effect the eouyen-
toa bssEesa the Uaifei States and the King Of the
Hawaiian Islands, Sadly passed the House By snail
majority. Noaizy- Il viii be reealleesei that the
reciVroeisy treaty negotiated With oar Govern
neat By HOa Elisha II. Allea, Chief Justice Of Ha-
val, II eeopsr1tioa With Hen. H. 4. P. Carter, II
Kios kalSkAz.'s PriEy CoaEel, who cane 10 this
eo-clrE II lclcoS-s 1874. Tor TIE purpose aId that
i r1tike1 by the Uritei States Senate al il
S7a Ct year aEo. Bat It required this action on the
PARA of the LoEes House Of Congress Ia give It eeet
Whether this treaty Sh=ll prove source Of much d.
prost 70 not Americans, Who are 50 strOas
y bsz1d Hawaii By historical reeoIecto1 By geo
graphical proximity. azd e0z.e-eSl aad social inter
eo1rse, shoali rsjoice AZ the bsaedt Ehich these
Islands VII derive from It. Bat the
prosperity CT he Islands gil certainly e0ltrbGfe
the wealth Ct California and Of the whole American
-.
reeSiFe froa these Islands what do not produce
ourselves, vhie the islands viii receive roa the Pa
eSe States. N exchange therefor. what they do not
roiaoe- So fA-2s the aggregate vslae in tse amount
81 commerce between the two country Is nov con- |
ss-ned il l. rot n present Of great ipo-tanee bat
<ith this treaty N cPe-stio1 II viii doubtless
greatly increase, Il authorizes exchange Of the
products Of the soil, szeh sugar, nee, and some
tropical traits. for lEEbsr. -four, and some Of the
Of the UEited States Sugar is the /
7EinsP1l article released, which, though its prodac
.ioa VII unaOub:sily greatly increase in Hawaii
cannot have mach, If any, influence b. its free ad-
mission 1Po1 the s7gar market II the Atlantic States
sozing 50 little. AZ al, n competition thereEith.
Statistics proving this we're freely furnished during
The Ccr rrsssiozal debate Iron the BILL To secure
he Ts.ise1tSa Of TIE eonTeation By the Senate many
papers were submitted By the President having the
s1Ce bs1rIog- Ors Of these letter froa the /
Secretary Of The Treasury, presensing comparative
-sssoe1. Of the trade q the t4o countries for the
l2st Eve years, shcEinE balance il favor Of she 1
H2=aiian Islaads- Aini-al Porter and General 1
seao6ed faTered the treaty e0udueiag securing
. the Unite3 States god naval station where much
,se1e3, and pTeTeaiing other nations from getting
0rirol Ct these Islands. With sueh close alliance
With Hawaii this-t-eaty gives r. the Importance
Z egzzsree II tie North Paeife must greatly il
re4se-
The Hawaiian Treaty.
lFrSa the s + BznsaaI
he bin to carry into sEee; the Hawaiian tre=ty
aving passed the House, It's passage Is ssid Be as
are3 By thatSe11te IN which bo5y Il is known that
Is frie1ds II the nsjo-ity- There has been
isPositon Of ate 70 TIE TisE Of this treaty
i0zu 70 one Of mare e5unercill character. Bat il
a zzeh nsrs than ibis si-niE.ance. lie ral1a Of