The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-12

ssCa China possesses and that the barriers
vescA hsSe for sSss ksrt skesa AZ koae are
1ov hesaz r@pS6sv erokea down.
TAe-e can he ~ 6eaht that TIE Chinese. in
the absence os sEeScse1s uatSve lahor. are the
hest ssho-e-s se< cur ssSar and nee plansA-
tSoS1S that can - ohsSsae9. ami are far sape-
rseg - any Se9th Sea islanders sASt have res
heez S0treancei. ohSeSy beca1se the foruaer
are @ce1<eeraeG u lShsaV and the latter are sses
Ii lsAoVSrs froA InSSS can be oes2SseS3 Oaly oa
sAe co@3Stsosss> ErSs, & treaty savreasssSszS
~ The Brush OF la3SAa gavsr@1eas lealcSal
sEsAoSSty n all oSses in vascA laSsSsa iaG.orers
@rs oa-cSrnsi with their employees secoai.
tsSs shsv Shall ae paid IS hisA Wages as la
eogsTs ~ th<S- clSss n this coaosry receive /.
S>3 tAlrG. that SIT wha desire shall BE resarn-
~ - IpiSS a. the eai Of theSr terra os se-vscss
then It ucaad he very aawSse ftr gar gov
eT-=oeas 70 e1ser SSs0 snv such treaty. wkSle
The planting Interests ceali gain noshirs in
ne VssGcsaGa of laooz expenses
ESs - rsS-ra 10 the Chinese p~oblesa The
Simplest and sse-e esecsGal plsn for eAeekSpc
this iavSsSea SeS5.S te be 10 enact a Law
rsquSrSns every CsSaese in,saSSrsss. or the
czpsssr of every, vessel hzsnsiGs such imaai-
grants II paw 70 the Colleeior q CGssOus. oa
&-TSvSl. the s1ra q .ffss sss1-rs asoa. which
shall be rssE-ns6 n the Chiaauzn proviSssNs he
as2ves the co2Rs<y az Sny tine daring tive
wears TAe c0assiisSsss q resaziires this head
rzo2sy should coyzpSl hisa 10 Prove his Siea-
Hty by SHsNgvSra signature and fGll sesczlp-
iSos q psgscu. age. etc, and usoCe especially
hv any razrSs EASILY recognizable. The result
viii hS thai tAss iuaulisraiSoa will rSpsily fan
oI and proh2tzs ssas osse-hzif Sf the deposits
vo1li ever be called faE. and tisose uacallei
:o- should BE forfeited II iAe government or
+ =. - T..
be wise F-ovSSSsa b excsps fron this tax
who nav eacsgs Is = lahorer fer a term ei
three 10 ave years In this way the wants Of
the plantations woRl1 Ssill be met.
Thss plan az t<xl,S Chinese immigrants Is
already in forcs in QaeeCssani and New Soeth
Wales, whsre !; 5 said - work satisfactorily,
having SlEaost entirely STOPPED their swarm
ing 70 the geld selis in these colonies. II
adopted here. 4: would have the recommenia-
non ot having been established there with the
apgzOV1l of the British government. and could
uENser - circumstances make trouble with
the Chinese gover0neot, with which. happily.
Ne have al PTessas 10 treaty, SRi with which
IL viii nos he wise to enter into any treaty
saszss1sats granting unrestricted inmigra-
tioa of Chinese
In the interval between this and .he meet
ing q tas Legislature N Ap1l next, all the
facts recSrdlns the working Of this plan, in
the ooc1sTles above mentioned, as well as
copies of the lz~ referred TO, can eSSily be
procured by Sssdressing notes TO the Hawaiian
Co1s1ls resident there
In vie~, therefore. Of the impending crisis,
so2e lsS-iSlssioa Of the kind seems TO be i'm
P~Tatively demanded. and If 50, mus; be
S6outsi. O. soo1ez or later We shall suffer
fro1 our negligence and Indifference: especi-
ally il az the elose II lSSa we fni q. 900 Chi
rsssse lIvias here. with IS mnAy more making
pzep1rzii&ns 10 follow them The plan prO-
pCsei h2s lie meEiE of simplicity, is an esfec-
l1Al remedy, IS perfectly Justi6Able and is
working successfully in Australia Then why
ros 4dops i hsres HENRY n WHITNEY,
As2iuz, kaa, Hawaii, Nov. 1879.