Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22

Dream. and RealliIe.

Eproe retss \ Young friend " m,nr
told me he had dream IN which he
tAneicd himself on top " llalrnkAln Nv
htshcr anil IN hooking down he was nhlc
to -cr The whole y,aup " Islands rhcN
pprran,d un The hluc wntoN cNpanar I'm
alto rcle,e and iomrd beautiful picture
Tie said thu ,osecl- dying through the
channel. reminded mmof hrcs ,om,nunud
giving -one larpr, n> frm long ,hatnurr
Ihoi- small o- Il they v,rr hcv. which
had noru uu momu1nr excursion. io
OriFhrNuoe hives
IN thinking o,cr t | uicd to compare u
colony " bccv with the group and although
lhorc were aNmo thinp- tu common. am
Ntc W. cuuld lrHrn MANY lo.-uu from
our industrious little friend, Huber snNn.
Nvvr hRNc uurrns. which W. could com
rnrc to ont roNal fumily, and which the,
support and guarl with Ercat jealousy
that thcrr arr TIVE kinds " hccs, the drnncs
and tho workers The former we might
compare to our government, officers, not
hccaurc they arr lasN and useless ~ some
might imply, hut because they have very
essential dntice io perform although non
producers They ARE carefully watched
Ivy the working hcc, and when their nun,
hcrs arr in oxcoss vi the necessity for
I
workers are the mainstay " the colony nH
the people arr with us, and in case the
queen is removed, nr dies, they immcdi
niely set to work to supply n new one,
The royal family should I've we'll and
Literally cared for The government otii
GERS should I've the hpst to I've had for the
amount " money We can afford 81 pay for
that particular office, aclcctlng the host
man without regard in relationship to
capitalists or royal seions
Their number should I've rs frw ~ nos
slhlc and no ono should ho allowed 10 con
troll many little offices, thus securing n
large income, Int ncglcc,ing io fulfill the
duties ~ each office For instance, IL il
Is incumbent ON lis to support q scion "
royalty, would Il not I've better to grant
the party pension. than to give nnmcr
ouS offices to hmm or her to exc ont n
liberal existence, and thus the whole "
Thorn I've neglected
We havc very good laws and have taken
lndc that they arr Carried ont But We
should moi let onr pride blind us, Us many
~ our host laws arr not carried ont
u to run the government as in groove
only Is the requisite, will guarantee
thrive accountants viii do the work salts
actonly, Int from three ministers moro is
expected
The Minister of Interior should bc on
the alert 30 take advantage Of all the
latest improvements, should make himself
acquainted with all the properties of the
government, both IN regard 10 lands, land
ingS, harhors, roads, etc, and improve all
advantages any particular port might have
as TAR as the requirements of that district
would warrant He should compel every
single subordinate To do his whole duty
impartially He should allow mono 10
hias him in the selection " his subordi-
mates knowing that he himself is'responsi.
hlc FOR their mis- -conduct. A liberal mind
al man Is very essential for this Office.
ono who feels he is a ae45 man, the grea.
est work of the Creator. and who has
force of mind enough 10 sway the whole
corps of officers under him. The Minister
OF Finance should be quiie capable of
filling the Prime Minister'S position in his
absence, and let no one say that any figure
head will do Tor the comptroller Of the
realm
As the Minister of Foreign Affairs is
40 piplomat we viii say little of what he
should be
The Attorney General has the whole
executive under him and should be very
well posted in legal matters and be very
eircumspect in his appointment in the
matter Of Sheriffs, Should not hesitate
an instant IN removing an officer who has
proved himself incompetent, no matter
how long he has held the office What
does tins generation care for the past
lis own and its future is what il looks to
IL an old officer has become impoient, PM
better man in his place, state the cir
cnmsianoes TO the Legislature and il will
he found that the pension granted by a
liberal people Will endorse the action. The
office OF Attorney General is the one Il
which the maxim best applies. of all the
offices VIZ; a weak General demoralizes
an army
In regard 10 the Judiciary il has neve,
been said that any of the Judges of ON
Supreme Court soiled the ermine. Tha,
II may bear rs good a name through al
time u 10 he hoped The duties OF the
Judges are onerous we know and well
paid they should be, They should scru
unizc the decisions of their subordinates
compel them TO see that all warrants ar,
returned IN due time, and that the lowe,
Courts be not used as tools for any mar
or party, and that all lawyers and inferior
Judges he men sdas pcHr Il saRs reprocle
Their decisions should he rendered a.
promptly as possible, and not have il L
say ION account of the importantly o.
tins widow etc" The Probate Judge.
should allow no one 10 act a. executor o.
the will of q deceased party whose cstat.
was IN debt, without bonds,
Zach of our readers viii judge for him
self as 10 the comparison of our isolstet
kingdom and the known indomitable per
seryerenee, industry, and economy of tn,
Maui. 18th Anil 1850