The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-04
What che Native Paper. Say.


SToIlN
Iis heart breaking duty which rests upon as
again and again, pointing out 10 our people 90,
dishonest vllainous actions the toris and sins of
administration Of part Of our present Cabinet
Ministers; and 1t may possibly be said by tie
enemies Of The truth that these things are iuycn-
tons o. ours But lei truth testify tor herself
The follouinc expose viii be read with emotion of
gain. disgust and modification.
Daring the premiership uf Mir Carter an grrec-
mcnt was entered into between the Minister of
thr Interior who Was also, President Of the Bosrj
q immigration. and The planters that the govern
moul should import Portuguese labortrs 90 It's
own expense, and when thcy the laborcrsl were
handed here, each planter who took laborers. was
O. pay 500 head for the men and So head for
the women while tho Government was o. mako mp
the amount Of 500 expense fUr each woman hy
Itssif being responsible for the remaining 50.
When the Portuguese sic Steamship Mos1rei
srriced. Gibson was Premier yet the above agree
ment was adhered 20 With the planters who took
But nov comes the Asi.,i. the second steamship
hrinrine Portuguese, uuly ~ of whom arc women,
and the Government, under the guidance Of thn
minister Of Interior, counscllcd by msu notion
Purposes - bear the whole expense, and Co ruliCyU
the planters frun paving their share of the "a.
Tcnsc for The women. - apiece, as according 60
The rrcyious agreement
AAt NhNAttAH Nlu AlNA Aeh AlAa AANHlI INN T AtHA.
cent q The Board OF Immigration 90 he relieved of
their share of the expense ior the women, .. ~
. had, and that they might have them without
ghsrco, and that the Government take Ou It's own
shoulders the whole burden of importing tle
rrcnrn.
This tramplcd under foot the agreement ouicrpd
into by a prUyiuus minister, which % had carried
cat IN tho case OF the shipment by the NaHHr.h.
The reason Tor tins fraud Is that some timc back
the Planters Labor Supply Co. asked the GoyUfn-
mcut o. accredit Mr.. Samuel r. Alexander as au
agent 10 ~ 10 japan and seek lahOrcr of that
Government without the public Treasury being at
the expense Of single dollar iu the matter; but
this Cabinet refused the request Of thc above As
ecciAtion. This refusal ON the part of the Gov.
ernnicni caused thu deliberations of this wOighty
bcly % be much discussed throughout tho country,
When these Ministers learned That tins body
Of the wealthy mun of the country WAS 90 meet
again IN the coming month Of October ans ihai
thry would COME together with this thought Elelb-
hur in their minds that they had been s1ubbcd,
o. which was joined impaticucC on the part III The
whole people making an outcry at the foolish acts
81 some OF The present Cabinet. these two Minis
ters Thought 10 nollify tho indignation of this
distinguished body Of mon by making the tempt
Ing oder thut the GoyeulmuE} should dufray the
The whole expense Of importing the Portuguese
women uut Of the public Treasury, The very thing
which the primoMiuisiei hypocrucally denounced
IN the legislature saying. 4" Not dollar of public
money should be spent without the approval Of
the Legislature.
The number of Portuguese women brought ou
the Hansa ~, and n the expense of bringing
thcn was Sioo apiece 90 tho Government. the
amount spent for them would come to - 900,
that Is for the NumCa alone, not including chill
drcn. But II the previous agreement had been
carried out regarding the women. as was the case
with thu-e vha came GA the M1ffrrri. the Govern
mert would have bad % pay only SllS0O. Thus
ev the RtfeniIA Of these two 90 assuare the wrath
OF these povtrfnl men the treasury uf tho people
has been robbed Of $1,000.
DO these NJ clusters think that tho thousands of
dollars Of public money, used 90 soothC The anger
NJ their selfish and cuntemptihlc actions, viii not
causR the anger Of the people 10 boil pCrpotunlly
al this prOdiEal waste Of their trrasury-
o Havaiians natives Of the soil. o King m the
name Of the blessings which our ancestors labored
O. give rs. when We consider some OF the actions
q nur Ministers. and al thr same time think Of
the basc deeds previously done 10y them. We are
ohiiSed while VT stand and contemplate the bitter
end teat comes from the internal aud external
truubes that affict dear land. 10 declare with
out hesitation that Hawaii now stands on the
parilous verge of that gulf Of insolvency into
which Egypt has lately pumped.
Whilst yet the government has not wholly
lost It's foothold and slipped into that deep abyss
Of trouble, IN the name OF the people We JOIN our
vuice with that Of the Hon. J. Nawali IN demand
ing as be did in last weeks papors
Thai Bush STRIP down and from biz place.
That Gibson 20 90 SAVE The rarc-