The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

the sandeous been
the treatment Of the planters toward them nave fastened deny these
reports From large number letters published select few which
VIII be found in the Appendix marked :
The labor country a modification of the ndenure laws
and decisions of New York compiling the trainers of
our laws have been guided entirely State
the language being used cases To Illus
ae this, Appendix chief points in each are
Ven and viii be there Observed that the toe
more carefully guarded Hawaii bery-oving Empire
State which of proud our place
copy Of the authorized printed form of Hawaiian labor
given IL Appendix
No intelligent person Hawaii and seen the con-
dion of htOr and the they provided for
doubt that it equal to- if better than that
countries of whom would doubtless gladly exchange places
those plantations, provided with
good frame houses family having house, plantations
have hospital where medical attendance given free of charge
sick disabled Each forty seventy-fve day.
with free board and lodging and with pay
Plantations work allowed field hands, they perform
labor required Sundays furnished
with small plots Of land cultivate, many quite
irus in this When to this add that the thrifty
gal have deposit accounts with their employers their savings
from twenty eventyve dollars year. any person
question the fact that condition of the equal to that
Of his class in other countries excepting England?
We with emphasis possible
slavery the Hawaiian Islands, any any guise
1Ooi worthy only Of the emanaes labor
laws Of the country have been thirty years. only changed
from time time throw protection borer
define well restrict the the employer
received the sanction people, foreign
the governments of all countries with whom Hawaii contact
and challenge show the sembane
dOn of the Hawaiian
country II true that we contract with men for their Labor under
puaion and conditions agreed upon time presence
official appointed by the properly
fee to this official must be pad by
the employer and cannot be charged against the boc party
to this contract fails keep thereof only
remedy appeal the courts employer
exceeded his rights he is subject imprisonment
d7"@d and The 1b0rer discharged from abRiy under The
But if the hbor have
tons of his contract with his part part
o. the employer than the law to him, perform the
do
the order of the court Is punished by imprisonment
As reference has been made the country may
to state here that Hawaii has provided for people Judicial system
which would be an honor penal
codes framed applicable
years presided over by Chief Justice l. H. Allen who now the Hawai-
ian Minister Resident Washington position by
Justice a Judd native Hawaiian plrentag
graduate College Harvard Law School, His associate, are
Lawrence Muy and Benz Hale Aun both
State and Lawyers of acknowledged ability or judges presiding
Circuit Courts Americans and Europeans
pride Judicial system baed English
Practice and for its and equitable administration justice among
10Th the foreign and aboriginal population OF this group
The foregoing remarks apply the presiding
District Courts where the complainant first As rule these
rudmentlry knowledge principles of law
md but limited comprehension Kingdom. They
poorly paid position they hold but amply So if we
onder the requirements that they They open
he temptations which inscriptions place before them and
Is feared that in too instances the trouble between
be traced to this For these
legislature in taking from the Justices Of the supreme Court the
ointment of the District Magistrates and giving appointment
Governors fraught future.
As grossly published respecting
he number of plantations here zone writer putting at SO be
veil to furnish the following data respecting the interest this
Kingdom There January mills
he number planters plantations
hundred Ofthee plantations
companies by private parties firms
ne mill often grinding the several Planters About
he mill machinery has been manufactured in the United and
IaWa and olthir England The capital
the business ematei twohds
furnished by Americans and the By English Germans Hawaiians
nd mills by Chinese The
oyed about u OOe comprising chiefly Hawau Chinese
table will be found the Appendix marked E showing
lumber and nationality The employment Of Chinese here has
reed by the necessity that compelled their
instruction Of the Pacific Rl1dsease
aned We consider native aWaiaa the best for field the
ipply limited official
land planted with $4,000
cropped during the year 1851 this
landon these Islands above may
abundance Of rain capable being irrigated.
in the crop treaty
into effect in September 1876, viii be the following
lta showing the exports for five years past:
Sugar exported in lsT Y - short
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