Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-28


States with the Hawaiian
the treaty. ss2a9352 year
our-od increase in five while the
but the United States has only doubled during the period
The United States produce
and manufactures the duties RENTED under the
Her treaty paying
supplies Territories
products Workshop
prepared ready export It may safely be stated that every dollar
credited TO the Island
produce freight profits,
earned by American ships merchants and
been estimated
the carrying trade with Hawaii equal
chants and insurance While the national reduced
by the operation the treaty, TURNER'S
chants "hipo~"e @puds and capitalists derive profits from the
with Hawaii which they could treaty
not made, the supplies
formerly China Manila point
overlooked In studying its results.
During imported $1,000 sugar
egn countries This added Louina yield
the supply consumption
the United States is said
year large
possible
produced pro-
ducton Louisiana refinery interests of the Eastern states
tories9 In what then the small Hawaii interfere
with American interests?
cutlery against treaty growers hardly
well founded The Pacific coast drew its supply from New
consumption
possibly product
sugar very sugar
varousy estimated about the utmost miles,
large which constantly lie low while the good old State
Louisiana rich In natural and acquired wealth. and crowned with grand
historic associations 10000 miles of rich auvia
soil this other productions For
therefore, with her advantages wealth. disturbed
competition Hawaian
and, striving honestly nriou supply
shores Republic necessary
supplied by China and beneath the dignity her
erous planters and merchants.
Highly statements have been put forth in American
in the made before committees in Washington
regarding the Of loss the United States the
placing high The
las the loss Hawaii the duties RENTED
entered free at our ports No candid mind view this matter
| in other light.
The cultivation islands with sugar the
treaty. grown yield pounds
nearly in 1881 This business mostly the hands
the Chinese and may be said to be the chief attraction that brings here
this scarcity
ure, it has probably nearly reached its limit
Having treaty aspects
forgotten that political
supporters
pecunay advantages by
frankly conceded that would
Hawaii granted the United States much
any supose her AZ for national Her
chief design and nation the central Pacific
might field for her Pacific States terrific
nation regarded almost akin to herhat might become
independent complications
attracted to her by the natural ties OF knsp and protector Secretary
Blaine his Comfy
briefly and states the whole in the following
with the question of the Hawaiian Group
reciprocity give highest
at the time strengthen its existence
States toward Hawaii in its proper condition"
When of treaty the pecun-
body sought obtained political
pledge offset pecuna and the following stipulation
inserted Article
this shall remain in is Majesty the
Kng will not lease otherwise dispose Of lien
other territory his domnons
make other by which other nation shall obtain
/" hereby secured to the United States"
This stipulation signed the King by the Leg
be considered full pcuniary under
this feeling Of approval that the treaty by
la full Senate with only twelve dissenting votes.
craftsmanship
binary political these amounting almost
Hawaians thought should
reasonably the abrOatOn the
Of ecunay advantage gained In the hxgan
neghbOr policy
sectional consulted In granting III and the camor
sectional private interests will not set aside Little Hawaii has
encng the
Its faith and stands before the world
honorable and the maintenance Of
treaty interested hostile discus
yielding other Influences compromise the interests of the
Republic this little stateP We will not believe Ill
other nation
extornay made by It, and thus acquire claim
power archipelago which from Its position the the