The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-10-25

fg- N 5 letter TO Cen COMFY late American Minister Resident here,
briefly and clearly >e- whole the following Taraph;
Government eoas bees os1shi fa g la
question pre-ye the Hawaiian Group Il hS a
and such ryip7 lsa-as axist1ee a s5vers,
Ste In this up whole disposition Of the United
Ss,tes toward Hawaii in its paper condition"
Wa r. discussion Of he treaty in peuni
z,-- thg would derived by Hawaiian Islands
tbs. biy a: and obtained political in the shape Of a
pledge TuaiATy Loss and the following sP0i
inserted in Article 1;
that % long as this treaty shall rernain force His Majesty The
King ul ~. e. o. 2-ssS E; a -; 1865 o. o. s St y f
privileges rights therein other state or govern
" @ tiy 70 fe Sion o. ang articles fres Of duty
hereby secured u the United safes
stipulation signed by the King aud approved by the Iegi
re People furthermore understood BY COngresSt to
b considered equivalent for puutry los under the treaty
All ! .tr1- was hi. feeling Of approval that the treaty passed by
q f1E Seusss, with only twelve dissenting votes
and farshd craftsmanship which secured such extraor-
dary political advantages these, amounting almost presumption
right in thought should have
been ks gzninao, reasonably consent TO the abrOgation Of the
treaty asuut peuury advantage gained in the bargain by
her insur usyhtr The higher a9f policy, any
Claims Of sectional interest were consulted granting elalor
private Interests viii not aside Little Hawaii has
kept great bensr, nn laws protect the in
t IF the treaty and preserve
for honorable erefunonstierei
treaty psrizin uurre BY interested hostile discus
yielding other influences the interests Of the great
Tgsputi5. towards VIII believe it,
l5ggEs Tsoud otheinaou hasten to the
sxt-riina concessions by aquire
which it position / the key 10 the u
Of the Pacific, which ny steam from the Atlantic via the
prau1z ports, and the uunh scattered
over he .regui long it lt nation viii
dare To vte provisions, mede Havf> independence
While remains f1re L standing that Hawaii shall
be independent foreign control Where is the American
who when wealth country, with her treasury
overtvfug surplus Of hundred ullonan be
gru-e the comparatively treaty. show
better uiu-li1 supremacy perhaps
strictly spLzin prevent supremacy every povers
American ideas and the >Pri, Of American institutions Spreading
silently powerfully influencing every European
Asiatr and people They have taken r IN Hawaii and
raised her 70 her present condition uusxanrei peeriy And from
group Treaty practically
American Colony. enterprise. industry.
American civilization eunoing political
religious institutions, being scattered overhs pang
people and Islands With
past. gauisr before
urreudas precedence treaty
grup Throughout especially
her industries calling loudly opening
products
ani southern workshops. extraordinary
growth tire demand for these products IN this VIII extend
To those lying beyond the millions Of Pue>ia
learn rely zI5sieuceo be fed by
can industry. Hazuii.uov
cannot appeal countrymen the
States by quoting paper
exponent large portion people California:
figures publied to-day sbarpe.t
NJ q them to show tint Tie treaty i, orng entirely for t t
N the Island planters California reuqr and
contrary 20 deny rn5 II not oSiu chiefly for the benefit
Ta community our brg
ana merchants importing and exporting shiI-buI
der, our I our our lvE Lf anu our ilr1ers who
fts the Ind planters, and the majority American NAV have
have been expended and those Of the coming
Elie " The r ~ tbi- Safe -e rr-r dent ~ ~ s hawaiian
- business fortunes Reciprocity Treaty anv r
approved
the people California ak Of al their fellow citizens, members G
Impartial Judgment on wf they present hereafter offer in
justification Of the Treaty Of Reciprocity with the Hawaiian Kingdom