The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-10-25
8auaiiall Gazrttr.
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NV ToRK, Sept 2lst, lisa
RprroR GAxxrTK-Ths summer Is over.
and the city Is again re-PeOPied. TberS has
beea an unusual droush here and n New Eng
laDa. The crops have sasered badly, esPec-
ially the potato crop-the sacred croP-of
whioh the IIishuieu once said; "Is was TOO
serious vegetable 10 joke about" The fan
tres Ct the crop last year brOught about high
prSces ibis year, and the farmers who have
then have made little fortunes. II Virginia
End North Carolina, the " trask farmers " have
had the most profitable crop in 20 years oae
Of then cleared 81, oeo On his 80 day planting
Of potatoes Next year ii may he an even
thing Only.
Afte- an absence q two years, see eousid-
erzhse change here. especially in building.
Apartment houses are all the rage. SOme yoars
aSo usey were halt On the PARIS plsn-an
exact initatica. The people did not like :hcn.
Nov, The system II AnericAniged. and Vas;
amount Cd incenaity is expended in making
then comfortable The latest erection Will
co<i nearly SSeeo.eeo. and viii cover fify
l families. The interior arrangements are most
ingenious Every good method is adopted to
secure quiet transit, and the distrihutio1 Of the
material needed by 80 many. There are ever
&C lifts in IL, and the building vii be s
Stones high. On the roof viii be a gsroen, 50
that during the hot summer nights, tie Inhab-
| itan,s can take the breeze from the s1uih al a
4 l. 81 ~
shruh< and flowers There Is also = method
Of building these apartments SO thai person
inAy own the fee simple 10 his apartment, and
NAV sell il whe1svcT he chooses Ihcrc Is
also new departure IN steam heating. Two
companies arc al work ripping up The streets
and putting IN insulated steam pipes, which
run throcch the streets and connect with .l-e
buildings. This viii do away with the thou-
sAnds q boilers nov used to make steam for
mechanical purposes for heating and driving
The elevators AT one point, all The steam sgili
k made By eDoAsing the piYes IN lamp
black, the cover viii te excluded. The cost
Of these eutsypEisos Is enormous II the
lArgest-af 9iem, Mr.. We Andrews, lHswAii
LEI. has an important once He has become
aosed as slillful steam fster, and has great
success in PersaAdius conservative property
owners 10 ust the steam brought to their
doors
The political campaign s nov IN full has.
The election Of Governors, Legislatures and
members q Congress. Is near a. hand This
Is ihe tine whea politicians are alive 70 TIE
dreadful Consequences Of permitting the ether
siie 70 csi control Of ztHirs. The newspapers
and the orators are drawing lurii pictures O;
the irrepzrabie run which musi follow the
success q suy one set Of nCa- New York q
generally considered The pivoled Stale II Tie
Presidential election. and the old GArbeld-
Coskling quarrel Is moi ended. The President
IL irving 70 keep On the fence, but the boys
| lerk HIN q. and iuslsi O. his taking sides lie
soi oft q the scTspe as vel as be could BY
getting onto the deck Of the steamer Despatch
and sie2miuE OF 70 New YORK The %nti-mc-
nopolisls- who bresihed drt a. the BecQrociiy
Treaty. zre making a noise, and hope for .
dividend vbeu The ofhoes are DIVIDED. Theii
principles. generally, ara correct, b1i ths
movement IS : cloak under which some shrewd
men hope to &c; political sivE1oeaeaL tn.
aexi issue, Il general politics, Will he cIvi
/ service reform; and 2tter that vii cons tbt
.zrif MANY msrnbers q Congress VII los.
their seats, for the nsxf two years, for votiu.
n fsvor Of the River and ELrbor Bill, Whicl
appropriated SIS 900 900 fot al so-ts q fool
Isl shiucs vas IN The CA with Atsorue,
Q NtAt4a D4Ehcat4 tx Na4ll- - Ak A--A'
way to New YORK, when we passed stream
50 lee, vide, II Counecticui, On which czno-
could hardly float Fox the widening an
deepening Of this 100 bad been Appropui
1ted. Il vas said, as We passed ever i, tia
CouETess vas sb1us g dig some new Tiyers, 4
there were not enough O. Tins CoafineuL III
people zre getting mad al this work, and -n2rl
men vii fail q re-elecuon- The szfeiy @
Americzn institutions les IN The fact that then
Is vast, rugged, but dormant sense q nigh
wiih the people, and when that Is Ar5used. ]
isa cyclans n sirslsfh- Men don't like 70 4
political duty, b1i L they see danger, the,
sp-inE iuru llns. and Joe men vii ask Vh,
TrelaEuy shall die, Politics Is duty husi
BesE, and men q refinement keep cut q i
Tic philsu.hrupisi, " Z Dodge. tris3 i her
several years AEus and ne cane 70 he ooocu
sion that the parTus and The nolksy 6iin
have such . bad time after al. Il vas
s. middle passage in politics, and he VI
Bever fry Il AGAIN Sal, and after al, matter
gei better every year. and not Worse- There ]
loveling up process II slow oper1iloo- !
few politicians, who know Just what the
want, Ga5 work together, vii oouirol ID
-,ssses But when The masses, unos IL svhiig
. k=ov jusi uhAi they vHni- The polit5ci4us ~
tossed U as dogs toss Up rats- In al In
political business, no one cares Or knows any
thing about The Reciprocity Treaty Il
upyouenis HTe resting, and tie putlic take n
interest N il AZ ydeseuL Il Is uoi q sutJeC
which men study AZ The szDs tine i IS %
lost siEli q by those who are n active pol
tics, inAsuuch as Z" thunder nay be Eo1is
: cut J; IN some way. At The University Gu
tie o.bsr ziEbf, asked dozen lawyers zn
merchants what thsy tbou. nj 4boui the Roci
lpuocIy Treaty. No one kew much about 1
tus there Vas general imVressi1u that Il la
turned oui fai thing for some psCpls, hui d
merits q tie case were unknown CITY DC
! are vcry busy AID dua'i have unc q thiul
They pay Do Sttsutiou 70 general questioas u
/ II thsy become prominent Of these du1e
educated nsn there were perhaps three VII
sad ihey had rad something ah5ui II, and n
uslute-ei thai there vas sorae son q o1m
plant about slavery tie resi- had fo-goi.e
| What thsr bad read Every one. hovsvE
vsaiurei ths statement .h1i this com 01siu1
q HLWSn was collar and par Of b9ots.
/ Ihis irTevs-eui idea Is II The bead q al AusI
iozus. Your issue q August 26-h Is Al han.
TIE speeches al The Collly dinner make 1--we
reading, and Wll Dot Be neglected IN Tie Dc
hale On HsUliiz1 matters II tie next Co--rosi
c q tins you nav ts assured The Havana
| Legislature csui see Tic haniWriinE On d
val Ths Government rusi follow the IA
r1ks y cr5er &c lead hiu- Ihe e late admin
istr1iiu1- had &c Dc tbs II spite q itself ri
i STEPPED cut Dol oould any S5uiuistrstio
hold thai did not do Il. Ths Reciprocii
Treaty VII 50 behind the Hsvzii1n- Aneric
| pill deal only with character and in,elligs1r
| Tbs Government q The United States mus
/ know Eho fbsr are dealing wiki, z1d the Ia
TrziiAn vii BE The least factor n the Trolleu
The h-l5st between Ane-loa and HAwzii M.
rass O. an An-lo-Sz1u1 zhztIDe-i a. both end
, The nillt2r! prepar-.l01s n hoa0lulu VI
q ouurso- c1nss intense cICitoueu; u L
/ Uaissd States L Is hardly far e, he H
uziiz1 Govt-u1eni . am Itself a. > IN
when Repuhlic IS destitute Of navy CT am
HczsVe-, hlood is thisks- ubzn Waief. an
Great B-i.zia alsy rally to he si5 q L
Rsgublie, vbez the Pc lands 5ivision
t-ooqs II San Frz1olsoa, and Gener1l Presto
ruziled poiioezE1-EK-Tlo-s- take tie Presidi
Afss- al, ro-r soFe-uoen; nay r Hise
taxing 3 ihrs1ie-ling Ssltuds- Il VII be IN
possible 70 refuse . treaty a. ihs czuuou
! mouth
In The 6is1rgzui1s5 condition q Ansficl
-.olitios Ess ths danger and tie safety q II
treaty. A6r.iuisir1ti11 q ztisirs turns On N.
holdiuE. Tie - c1-uing Ds1 ara O. The loal
out "a schs-aas which WI make shezsslvs
qotz lET, and seolTt u111nailo1s AID elsc1oI