The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-01

49, = = - - Az al scrts u pssscsl
~ - 1A-e :. yed facts ard iIhisas
A,le..' '.i'n- .-'Sa - spsare1 priut fss The
-&-SaA.'1 = ~ N9''es has beea Eaarrclcns
= ~ is-' 'a's's '1's w inaalsing in sny SOM
P'aeens 4s " seaR * an ASnest, gaiisless ard
9aASs ssAAl1k Peoe-ss yoa VII have learned nov
Y t0o1 Diis''Ns' AHs nassk has been sora away
s0<S9 eAtSsNs eAs the Congrsss;oasl body, 50
Ia ll,'NSsla nay NO longss be raisled
ine 'i.ss' 9"'eiisnt made a. washinStca has
oeen o1A 7'7'Aassd b. HArtls-so provide feE
1os e'--ss''''1 ot sstsss imposed ey law or all
sstrs imported t'Ssn the Hawaiian Islands above
NC SFa''es H srzar known IN iST5 is the
aaas<ses q SaH ks'raeisea and Portland Is -Sara-
Siea LsaAENss ssgsEs.~ A sealcas corrssponSsni
went for ne ssrteaan vita the following resait
/ NV Ae4x' Set. iatA--A wasAiastoa GORE
sFontens e&s ins,rdsvea Csngrsssu,an H1r,iy,
veo int-ocacs Yesterday the bill relativs 10 Sana-
Sien Island Sa,ar. The latter said. Ihers uese
~ sTeE hsrtxtscns IN ths sandwich ISlsn1s,
ana aeoot ~ belonged ~ Claus SprscksiS ard IN
vsrnoas l VAS be controlled usost, Il not all. the
oeoerS - had erected machinery there and crvs-
taii1sS ss$sr ready for 01- market. and be iui-
PcrteC = -ee of duty. He secnred great ady-tr,-
,ase SrS al other importers. who bad TO- pay
51sss y faes. he oxns the sugar trade q the
taeloe SoPs. BCt upon examining the rreaty
wisn us SxnSvich Islands Gfoyerrraert. fpura
that II dararioa was liraited. and IL eouil r,,t b.
aec2sstsd Gnta the period Of hrnitasioIl had
sxrrrei Il X 3 Reciprocity rreaty-that rs We
have thS privilege Of sending 0Gs prcdaets into
Hawalisnl lorss trss. and, Il return they ye the
rrfviiegs q snd,r some " their pro1acta slrs.-
ny sugar. uite Our ports fres. Treaty y a
harmless enough Sucrnaent uror RS sscs bvt n
L was rot eoncoctsd n the interest of Spreckels
Il has been turned wholly - his aGlSa,iEage bad
almost given up the hope u defending New York
sugar G-alsrs ae,sirss the E,0n9poly. when sons
gentlemen from San Frtueiseo Whose citizens.
ey the wsv. are not benefited by tins peculiar
kind OF frss t-a6s.l informed that refined
scgzrS were not imported froEa San Erarcis<s,
prsor 70 the Treaty, and that shEs was kncwr IN J
the rrarkseS u the Paeiic Coast az that time as
Santvich Island sugar was urrshnsd s-G q a low
srsoe. 1els Sars ne a s1gSesslon ant upon
eeuL Of al the sCar imported frups the Sdnilsich
Islands slnes the Treaty was of higher grade than
What was thea known Sindwich Island sugar. I
drc cunsequentiy was liable 10 i1ty. This bff. Il
L 5econnss the Law, vii Subieet glI refine. s-r, +,
imported f-vna the Hawaiian kinSdou tc -
regular d1-y and the importer OF every pca1 I'd E
refined Sugar heretofore reported tree u-.s- ne i
Treaty vii save to Gissorye- a.
To the Suggestion thSt m the event Of aa r-
sese of the eil Spreek-hs wu1ld import 5 ~ 3
N ar unrsnnet state and prspars Il for r. Ea- p
thns country, Hardy rcpiied That he ln-v =, =
bct be viii then have - lose the beasf. 8 lt
machinery which be has Sreeted 0E Il ll-
and ne Cheap lAbor Eh5ch b. sEaplosss
ss'ss,-- frsigesaSs w q Sssaser, 1 -,-. "a
razses DO not thlnk The Treaty viii l-i---1sg-ls
Sc very profitable 70 The sugar nronocoy. IN
il Is arserssooG that Sptecksls has . lobby AZ
work and that every effort, SpsrlnS nsythsr .i12s
nor expense. vii De made 10 deteat the tlll II =
believed Il vii ee buried IN the Connsts'ee II
possible
Tbs Is instructive realiiag- Y0a vii Be pbiassd
10 kno= that yoc Svu 30 plantations. ant more
plersed that Sir CEsrs OWES about $40 Of n, lot
Another happy fnfurnaticu \ that the Ireaty
probably vas coUcccted IN the interests Of Mr.
Sprsekeis, and a still happier discovered faet
Il that 80 per cent. Of all the sugar imported
frvrn the >andwich Islands sincs the Treaty vas
Of higher grade than what vas thzR known Is
Sandxich Island szgar and consequently = H. r.e
70 dasy-- III
And % at last that diplomatic, cover al, rr ~
phrase. commonly known as sandwich Islnd
szSars has svttsn 70 the trunt. and Is to be is
euse as to its subjective and objective Its hsrai
and speculative. its real or possible meaning. A
sugar expert has averaged the United Ssstss
statistics and discovered that prsvious to >I6
lsland sugars ragged At Sc d. > since The T1aty
AZ I4- D. ). bot Island planters aver that u Ter
an orvier Of the Treasury they under the Iulty
have been Gebarred fron making Is high gzIde
sugars since 1876 as they made previous to hat
time What i commonly known becomes tlsre-
fore a Gisputabls Phrase. meauiT.g 0us thirs N
Washington IN, another In HOuolIlu. and nay
turn SGT PHRASE sacvBfs,gi,iy hard dIsposs Of.
The wording Of Congressman Hardy's bill pOb-
ably throws 10 hight upon t1e point. and Eiless
be establishes eriteril t,e body OF the hLl BIS
scheme 70 bag the ISLAND Planters and dsfene tls
New IGrk sugar dealers l. not 80 brilliant y he
-oE tkin1z is 20 be- Pat tins bill x msGii 10 !
zToid that ugly f1ct witch eould not De Cuten
away with. that - Il cuold not DC abrugared J1tl
The period 0f Emit1rioa had expired Acar1 Is
difficult to see II the sxecu-Tye cannot good tIith
sign IN abrogation. row he ean sign Mr.. Harty's !
zu sho1ld II reach that stage; or what new phase
bis lIE puts upon the law expressed the Irsaty
z u the slre oppression Commonly kl0pu- I
ses- The IrsaSEEy has already made rullng
under the Trsary and ~ new facts cEr b. !
ltducsj- could only reveal is ruling under Mr.
H1rty' law.
An6thsr eo-respohdert gets OF the fllloulag
Y1lnzbls luerbraruns.
WAsHrSGroN. Feb Lth--The House Commutes 7
On Forsigr A1airs has appointed day next week
when L VIII hear arguments upon the different
- the Eavafian ReeiprUcffy Treaty The move
T-r - n Of the .abrogation Of this Treaty L
yer IN this Congress than it was
sesis. as il iid then. from .hUse
-ng1 luctlau and refining Of sugar
and ion of rice this cUlIlIry. |
lsepre------ y tlle srcar interest are me most
actfsS n the matter The oppUnents Of the Treaty
nay BE elassIT7' a follows EIrst- reprsseuta-
lives OF ,sautIng interest II Loulsiara
secr- y York. and Eastern s1gar rshners
: people Ot the Pacific Coast states. A
lsseured IN Congress by two Republicans. and
-------- sh. =sole Pacific Cossr orally. 50
-lrsssnte5 n - SpreckeIs.
"A Feast OF 1t: :: ta.:l.si hsslss