Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-29

10 labor for aud watch over tho best interests ~
the people. Therefore N tho matter ri n few dol
lars ~ soiled revenue ~ tho public treasury ahail
be weighed IN tho balance, with the lives 81 tho
remnant 81 tho race and the good Of tho country,
tho matter ~ revenue will be secn ~ have no
weight whatever. lot M remember too, that tho
eyes ~ tho civilized world Hre upon MS. A nobIer
stand than this that IL prpvoacd could not taken
BY Hawaii moi, or ono which will lie moro 10 her
honor aud glory before the wholr vorId-ths
adoption aud tho strict enforcement ~ n lay Alb
soutay prohibiting tho sale ~ intoxicating drinks
within her borders.
lFyog, Hs HaicaH pas ABa.l
Nov ~ We have said, the coming sossion ~ tho
Legislature will bo must important ono for there
has never been such gathering ~ spyar planters
- thero wns this year In Honolulu, wherein they
elaborated nppn and adopted sofno important res-
Dlutions, In connection with their own intsfrsss.
Ono ~ these resolutions was b. tho eject tbnt
during the session ~ tho Assembly, thsy are " ash
that committee ~ thsrE shall sInrnins and per
hnpa Hpondl tho bills which ara brought before the
Houar, We do moi eish ~ find fault with ths idsn,
but u IL certainly novelty, and never known Ia
ihay must look carefully " their own interests.
II II pretty evident that their interests baye been
md nre now we'll booked after. In former ssasions
~ always customary ~ appropriate the sum 81
f6DpJ Tor tho importation ~ iabofsrs, and nj tho
lHst ScaaiDn $1,000 was appropriated Tor ths pur-
poac During The past year alsp, Minister Carter
clipped on with fsJf'D, ~ facilitate the bringing
~ lhbornrH for the sugar plantations. surely m
ail this their interests have been pretty well consid
orod and what moro nre they coycrtly rthohipR
nftHrl
1hsro Is another matter that Ia now talked ~ In
ceflain circles, md IL ~ Bomsthing that sbDuid
,,t .,., 80 ,,. Rt,,, ~ 4. s.id tba, ,o,nev Ia L.
I saI 49,, H. Observation-Disclosures da,inu ills f,~s
si,n h, IL, 3, see,,n,iisb ~, ends ~ oeytsip
,,,,,,,"ad 49,, VIZ az ,hevy In view III nil
III Il abs,o H. sny WIN. In v9u re,urtnbsr 6rst
1 , ,. y, sn, wi ",,,, ,g AMI ill., ,a,ism
tPfom the Eiet, pootoinI
THg NfLLtoa JoAs,--'fhir was one ~ the fnsas
uros brought up IN The session of i,op, but vnloh
failed. VI viii DO again pressed IN tho oofningb@s
sion.
IL ID nm important MEASURE, and ono that nhoyld
DO carefully considered Wy tho lcRHlaUfr. hhu "
found 10 be for tho good Of the country, biii
2h4ulh ~ Pas'Sn 70 an,sors, on ,no "'"e' h""'
nov, MI Editor, cpnhdcnty piaes my finSs On
tho subject before tbs public, ana let eyery man
draw bis own conclnsions
Ihn passage 81 mn Act authorizing aRoyornfnent
loan OF Dno or Ten millions, VIII he measure cal
culatnd TO foster and increase the wealth OF hs
country. encourage thc industry Of tho native
Hhvniiaiis, and lead them To habits Of pcrssver-
hncr and thrift .
Tho passage 81 loan bill VIII not result ~ as
aster los. 10 the government and tho people, the
selling ont ~ everything by nnction,-n ~ argued
by some ~ our friends who oppose The rnehsnrc,-
such Is not my yiow. The general public arc par
haps under the same mistake. that tbs mourning
burden, and that tho interest and principal cannot
DO paid, when due. And some really think that II
such loan IN sanctioned, then this million or tan
millions, ms tho caso may be- will DO brought here
and placed In the treasury.
That Is not tho way IN which the orRinntorB Ut
this measure prDpoBe ~ manage with the debt, nor
10 that the understanding abroad Such cDurse
would DO absurd. This IN tho plan
1T III required 10 get authority 10 negotiate n
loan from one 10 ten Millions the last narned sum
being the limit. ,
0 o deb. for G the s"S amount Tor Tho