The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14

hsS u skin kxAtly ever them in cySser b
AVID xoSne thrcaSAs il VS. 81 elegant
rnagsSScia. we were nrshle 30 discover what
sem was peSa . week tor il ba4 we skoU6
srrrsSSe ies Vafee IS ansnHS quantity evon
fc< srewooi The hoarfS we<e toO rotten
- hcrra o. the pecplA We esnnoe say
that they were lays the men. Whea we
skid shoat thezsA We were eCl6 were st
work On tbs wharf, " were cOt hShings
the wcuen were - rule either ironlns.
WsSklcx or SewinS-eGt al looke1 nsOre
Ct fesS SScksy. lsStlesS- -Slsi No wonder, I'M
aSine l-ocsnS IN little hoxeS eight feet
square. vi. a farass u the eharccsl and The
fsTzes q TIE kSrAor. and the general oao<
SriSSRg ton gsrHexe hears That there
Is not a greSt Geal q fever among the pee-
ple they owe 10 the hlessed trade WSnd
6Sss soHe day even that VII not stave il
OF The railways are seldom usore than
two and half teet WIDE and sometimes
cr1y t~o feeS. o. course there were
children S-arSirS thsrisslves Is hest they
ecad b1t how can We expecs children 70
thrive ard grow up healthy and virsuocS
among such surrounEhngs, They rSy all
70 70 school for Eve hours day, but they
Spec6 the other nineteen in 4 VitiStsad at
Elospksre and S1OaS bad SurrO0ndngcl
We DO net kesSsSte 30 say that this diStrfst
q the town Is disgrace. thSt It contains
bo1-Ses which z-s absolutely unfit fox hui
nzR kahitssionss that It 5 thoroughly un-
heSlthys thst the EsoGrd u Health If Il hSS
not the necesSa-1' powers and looking
over the law we hGriiy think il hsS> should
spply 70 the Legislature for powers 10
grapple with the demon Of klth and noS-
Sozlsness who haS his home here's thSt the
people who kve there should be compelled
70 DESTROY their garbage, which might be
Gccs hy making holes IN the Sround and
burning the stuff in the holes: th1t the
paddles n the hydrSnts should be done
avSv Estks Snd N fact th2t some Effort
shoGld be made 70 uSke the district more
h&hit1hle. Here Is 4 6ne field tor the
plsila11hrurse: there Is more good 10 be
done IN the way of preaching the gospel
Of cleanliness ind thriftiness among these
Sllsys than there 5 inSernons delivered
70 people sitting N comfortable pevS and
ezrpsted ehUrehes- In these districts there
Is rr1s work 70 be done; no sentimental
work. no emotional christianity. but solid
work. work which VIII be uphill. diSSp-
pointing, but none the less noble. We eSll
attention to this because though the con
iftiCn Of the district u,ay be known % s
fsE whose duties e1l them thither. 10 the
b1lk Of or citizens It Is an unknown land
We want II to be known that there are
people living IN this pearl of the Pacific
who spend their lives under such condi-
tiuns that they cannot consider this IS
situated N the paradise OF the oeean.
but the reverse We want to Rru1se q
healthy public sentiment upon the subject.
We eGn vel understand how the people
living under such circumstances are dis
satisfied with members Of the Legislature
who are voting public improvements by
the buShsl- and who do not vote cent for
the Improvement Of their part OF the town
Weze we Condemned TO hive IN such places
we can vel inzgine thzt we would be
eune vsry radical N OUr ideas, and that
we would De ss var with ali the powers
that BE- We have plenty more to say on
the subject, but We have 1lready oUt-stsp-
ped the bounds which limit the newspaper
article, and We must therefore pause for
this week. hoping that what we have said
nay Iced the public TO think carefully up
On the sanitary condition Of MaunAkea
street. and rs vicinity