The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-12-21
Letter r-oa HIS * WIN. Armstrong.

EpruR GAzrrrEe-Pernait ne - notice some o.
the criticisms on ny report rs Ccu1n1sssozrr Of
Ir1r-i-zto1- and II doing -. % rsssxse sorie Of
my e0celESiorS.
I.-IE,raigrsrrts for labor only make one CUES
sior Immigrants H., VII b Ltbo-ers. ard AZ ts
sure tine u1kg 4 good population, Is another
QUESTION We are trying % get the Latter, r-sn
who XII brfrs respec-sGls wufnen with them
believe the E1rvpesln stronger ard bests-
than the Asittic. Forty-Sve Thousand European
soldiers rule the Two hundred and tfty nlttoas Of
IrcIs- We uEst Gst the kuzupesr stock Il = VII
eouse. and flralsa lJoor r.sl- - n=ed- UleI that
fails Us, We must tsuze =l1s sc Gan Cet, and ask
10 quessi,rS- ANYTHING VII .hea Do, N1ltys. East
Indians u Chi-sss- ! -Ocld Ike these Is j list.
Ecs the i-S= resort
z--It L urged that we can play these Different
races OF against eGch other. That uf1y be. and
Il done IN countries where there - : poSecfUl
ar-lv and utTv behind ths r1en Who Propose 70 90
the PLAYING Il vii De httls dangerous for
Is % try IT,
3.-rhe religions question Is important rs IN
voivirg 4 poiric,I Question If We bring some
thousands Of coolies here Is -pop1IIrio1.'' We
must give tneEi i stake Il the country, that l.,
tn blios. afis- present poitcgf system The
Portuguese NAY uIsS= tins Catholic country. and
the HIncus may give the rule 70 the Brahuits.
Here. rs elsewhere. religion VIII get into politics
At first immigrants VII be too poor 20 bother
themselves about these Questions, when they get
prosperity ard POLITICAL rights. they EIu follow
their Leaders, give tire Chinese the voting power
today. ard hJ= Elauy votes would they east for
Egrupears OF Hazaiiazsa There Is a choices 20 be
made. scres vouId call L 4 Choice Of evils I
EUCld rather see Portuguese Catholics on these
Islands than coUtes under Brlhmah rule.
Al anI criticised fof styt1S thIt the h4Isys do
rc6 establish themselves social or political
force I have repeated N Ky report the EIn-uase
OF such uen = Sir Frederick y ED Of Singapore
ard Mr. SzeetinzlIm- the Colpni1I Secretary.
These men ars lEi=psHSient and trustworthy, Mr..
SHeetiuehalu l. a thorough Malay scholar, and
has Travelled for years through the Malay cum
trfeS. Ile gufufunS OF the foreign cUuslls. and
Ezrupean Merchants Of Sfngapure cuutainsd more
bitter cslussrnpc for the HtLtys then choose To
express The agent, American. Of Large sugar
estate N Manila seuds home, - take the Ma
Avs When We c1Lu'G get CElEsSe. The face that
the planters Of J0hyrz are eHSsr to get India
labUrsrs and eHrrot get 4laIAyS settles Tia ques-
tuJn for - These planters cannot get the Chi
nese 70 work CT the c1nzrIct syStsrI- HE Chi
nese there A. generky here Are tree u1z1izrdfs-
They Leave the planter n tie lz-ch az TIE critical
moment. - coolies Under contract ars preferred.
5.-As TO East India eDCiie women. 1 have
quoted the best Authority In L1dl1 a-t leave the
41esal'11 TIERS a. % the ccs h11crec thousand
lrustitRres % New York quoted By the H
r.rtfssr, present Eve years ago At the uleetin,
Of 4 Legislative COMMITTEES II the city OF New
York The police authorities testified th5t there
we're not over ten th1Csand. AID probably less
than ST thousand prostitutes II the CITY. II We
were 70 take IL11zi-rI-zs from this cLIss. cannot
fyraall the r-Sult. Il would be unTelry natIlu
lIEuILl-- II DLE EICr % Oh
another, Ike Chinese against Indians, and P0rtU-
Euese against Chinese can Fave euunrry hGr
noe Homogeneous peUpie- Who Is ID plRy 1EsIu
CT OILY governing power With force ID
the el1erenr tribes o. rlees II L1d1A- Bat the
uInyiu.z- power II Irtiia l. II the hands OF the
ul,lsS powerful uttl0u q TIE sitrrE-
TIE ulJi11 q the whole discussion K here, that
those VIM refuse u agree with me- believe that
TIE b-0su races, the -nese- the ilALtys. the East
Iu.51.ns may flourish and fnrrslss ai01ssiSis the
Ezrupean race here I Do noc believe It. Though
there has been 10 apparent frIctrln here the Ha-
EaItgu race. tie -lfrsrtssr says has decrulse
frl1 E9i.9O0 10 o1Iy +4-gu0- Bead the remarkable
cuulu1enEtrv Of ktu1eltuEhE Ill on the dreadful
state Of things before the advent 0f the foreigner
and tie vast Improvement after his owning L Il
printed with tie CDustIEurIJu II L>4l. Inc Malay
races cf Jf7z and SGnIatra number over eightpen
Millions. Il I remember rightly 4 few thoGsant
Eur5peauz hardly Intsrfs-s Win their growth and
create ID fricrIo1- Bring these SINE people IntD
TINS country where trey meet VII sharp friction
AMI they would fare AZ lie Hszaiulns 10. he
NaiHrs give WV wherever the Europeans press
them closely. The Jaraness have nDt tried the
experiment I E-UE IuaEy Of their best friends
think they vii slcceed better II the foreigner
would abandon these Islands and leave the H1-
Eai1tEs themselves tie fricsig- AZ least rpCid
be withdrawn Bat the foreigner does not and
vii z1t leave. More than that. he vii increase IN
urulbers and psJEer and wealth The
different PruhIgr1-she ore which uakes
tiose oE rs. vuo have Inherited ! love
for The Hawaiian raeE-is % adjust
this increasing strength Of the white rsce- with
TIE arparHntlV decreasing power Of the Hawaiian
race, that what L inst and proper and right to
saris the H4EaIIa1s snail be sscurgd beyond
czest11n- II this race VII not IIErgass- Il must
&c pru6ecte,t- Tn treatment Of the brown races
By the WIRE II the Pacific has been scaldaIJgs-
Here L las bceE ot.lEr'Elze- The foreign serrI-
ulerr q thIs Community Il solId for the most -
sruus regard of the EEEaIIans- Bot this SINE
sentiment sold and time vii make IEseif
= a. - =
rsi1ans strike a-E1nsr the white race to make
tfsTu believe that the whites are OILY Aliens W10
ar best enemies make them beizFH tsEr the
xiiI1es wilD hult me real eIrEE ard wealth Of the
cnuutry are - be rei5iuts1 with ssuiEiou- II the
HawaIIaus -nuu1 ever tzll frlrl tneIr present
fJrtabz esrats- =IlI Be OWING largely the lad
advice Ct theze whl- wiki Eizhnut evil desIzn.
ara ErEIn- them - attIsaie Of hostility to the
E1ifss7 and especially b asking = WHAT hzs uee1
DICE Tor tte E1EafzI1 EaCa DT tie II rpl-1ETz.
wien r.- h.ImIlltv. the self-ssc-I1icE- the IN
selfish cev1Ei0u Il the establishment q law and
order Displayed b. rhz Eh-1e - the native far
nf-s years tl=se LsLan1s- Il oua @ tie glitter
I-E pages q Uzc-eF1 El=rorT- lie thl1k-nz
natives know tins The darzer L wItE Ehe rest
Less cirss Of y11nlzer EawaIans VIM ara only
ta1-rf t1zt re ThzlEs arr crDTtIug then We
Ti-D ara most csspiT I1tErEss=s. II uas1ral-rr-E
tn E--lauGutsl.E Ct Ills 1Il-11zl. El1W that TIE
irl1-linelf asr II losing Il EIlI eIluIe frr ssIcn
IErrT--z q rarHs here. ta1f stls powerful nations
VII er-ser tErrs1rv - Fr1cacE t-eIr Owe SID
Ierrz- Il u bera1se the eEecuEIve f1rrEs Of the
lT1Teru1znz have been bsTsiT II the Hands y The
hauie thar f5rEI1- zszE5ous have Respected t-e
EI1zI-nr1- II Earnrzi a Illzszzeu-- EE0ul
I--- through Llne q kin.-s- the HzzzII71z EzTe-
Il theIr 0Ea acrnrl. PrEfeTTsd tins srrzEgsn-ent-
To STAKE rl-s az zs1n1E-E u Ca1EHruf1s. he
real zz--e-rra1uzsfs II ttis Eizc51u view with
lively pleasure every sguEIueEs Published
TIE n1rTFe leEEFa7erz WHICH SKIS 19 the EzE
aizlz AGAINST tizs l1I1ie- NJ e1uht the rice
gz=zTinn = a eei1clte oGes AID za1st Be H1-f-ls1
III n a