The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-09

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;r.tisn Il The AsE.izzn Eossrnasat UouId take the
I'D N 1akiaE treaty VIA he Eossrunsat Ct the
thsr Island Enpsrs- b. which the clause ab0ut az
errif0rialify. Ehch i 0Es1siTe the J4Panese,
rs-e abolished We mast observe hsrs that Japan.
hO1gh i Is sad that code Is IN preparation, has
ct II written Law. And Il many, OF syen any Ha-
Fszu citizens residing IN Japan E1uld s.rong
advocate not 70 enter inr0 auy such zrr.ngeusnt I
all, which gratifying II might Be 70 the rulers
that eoGntry nigst prove disagresabie TO the for
ign residents UEo would n3Fe % S1o1It 70 the 1rot-
AIRY decision Of some stupid YAK unin (Osszl crea-
Il judge We must also rsuark that the japanese
0vsrnneat, though Il did not altogether fad deaf
AZ with the O s Minister, with bland refusal
the representatives Of the other treaty powers,
hen 1t insisted up0u having the Jurisdiction all
ersOns residing in the Empire.
If the Hawaiian .overnment shOuld decide upon
le negotiation Of treaty, the basis Of which
l0ud be: Free immigration FROM and TO beth e0un-
hes, and Jurisdiction the subjects Of both ma
0ns by the authorities Of the land in which they
We, and that special representative should be
Japan, my knowledge Of the japanese authorities
labss 10 express decided opinion Of success. !
roTided Necessary caution observed N the
terms. feel justified in saying that It Eoui c
very easy to engage under such ! treaty any num-
y Of japanese servants and briag them these
la1ds- Bat. If the government there should be in
need TO favor such immigration, the greatest care
e eooiie trzde To engage japanese servants 10 90
1t Of Japan, nothing Is necessary thau % pay
lsir passage satisfy them that they VII have certain
ages here. and pay their passage home, after the
IN Of their service has expired
An immigration Of japanese 70 these Islands Eo1d
nothing than coolies coming here 70 earn
de money, and like the Chinese IN America to re-
m With their savings ThO1gh II would take some
ne 70 bring the fall stream Of japanese immigra-
IN towards these islands, once fairly led IN this d.
elton, one might be sure Of constant AID regular
PPly- Il would be easy 70 sh0E the Japanese GOV
eut that in this its oTerpOpalAti0u might
provided for; that while this mnigration would =
thdraW surpl1s Of e1apty stonaehs that nov prey
on already Impoverished treasury. It would
IN people Who had earned the means to provide =
ing for themselves and their families. and thas
I'd TO the welfare Of Japan = \