Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-20
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hN'"k any "'"'''' "'''" 81" the i'aWauan
Treaty Ihcrr u.s. r. mass Of important
business that ne liable Go receive moro i'm.
mediate attention although tho session b.
already proirnelcd, and great deal Of time
has been occupied in ducutNug thcChucso
question 40 us various phases. THINK tho
determined opposition chat has been made
against the Immigration clause 300 The
Ih'nost Treaty, whore ty,u greater Wicr
e'ts arc nj stake, wnN rc accepted as ON
indication 20 favor 90 rUr '0H treaty, The
Georgia Senators, Hui and THROWN. who
were the primo movers against tho llu-
wnan Treaty duros Che earlier days Of the
session are about to resign, bong confirmed
lnVahds ana not long Tor this world. Tho
thFt''''< appears i' nave gwen ny the
night as ITS attacks GRO becoming weaker
aud fewer. 10 lsgulio cvldout "tho sack
has given out and Tins IS a sign that It's
influence Is no longer desirable what has
appeared oi late resembles the miut and
spasmod'o yelpnE ct n defeated cur Tho
now FORK Sugar ling has NO further use
Tor IT. Tor the hcSt ct reasons, IL may in
terest the people OF the Islands to know
That important changes hayo taken place
IN inc management OF this same sheet
within the past few weeks, aud that he
onng tr,p abroad means ieesc.ont by
the controlling siock-hodcrs.
In conversation with a prominent CONF
mero'nl writer the other day, ON the sub.
)sc' oil the treaty he outlined some i'm
or,ah' amendments that ought to be
made Ms protective measure, should there
DC posslo'hty OF ITS extension. as he on
'er'alned no doubt OF IFS continuance &C.
oording to the original stipulation As 1t
now stands the terms OF the treaty are not
explicit enough Us giving American mate
RAJ ana manufactured articles IN the shape
o, machinery etc. the preference, lie
Also considers that point should be made
against uaWanan products being brought
INTO tue United StateSln other than Ameri-
can or Hawanan bottoms, all of which is
quite reasonable enough.
on the same principle, 1t seems to me
That tacihc Coast manufactures should
take the preference over all others, whore
co" aud material are items Of considera.
non l take TINS view III connection with
inc comments 'hat have been made Mt vari-
Gus times IN regard to Col. Jndd's mission
East ana elsewhere to procure forniture
ana material Tor the new palace. In the
way oil -orac, ETC. perhaps the Ia
enc coast could not supply everything
necessary As the head OF nation that
has derived SO many important benefits
through It's commercial relations with this
portion of the United States, the Kings
example III this respect appears somewhat
ungrateinl, aud IN addition, 1t is seriously
doubted ii anything can he obtained else
where that could not have been purchased
IN TINS market at less cost l suppose the
.o'onei IS sauShed with the result Of his
mission, as ne and Mrs. Judd returned
from their pleasant pilgrimage few days
ago, and wlIi probably take passage home
ward on the tHy Of SydnCy, If the
Legislature or the taxpayers do not demur
a, the expense OF sending the Colonel
aoroau-aI oil which must Inquire mp to
quite an iiem-l do not object to the ar
rahsomen'' after all, MS the scheme gives
sort OF GEAR TO ms MaJeStys affairs,
though II is part OF my duty MS faith
iai correspondent TO take note of such
matters as may interest the patrons of the
journal winch am called upon 10 repre-
sent nave seen 1t elsewhere quoted that to
whom much is gwen much will be required.
Now the Racine Coast has done much for
his Majesty domlnions, and 1t is natural
that we should expect much Cor rs much
as Possiole with consistency IN return; but
AFTER All, II strikes me have also seen it
quoted 'hat hings are sometimes migrate
iui,
AInaing 70 missions, am reminded
,ha' bus Exoeliency II. A. p Carter has
oeeh successful beyond expectation in his
MISSION TO Portugal IN search of laborers,
ana that more applications have been made
toan can De accommodated as first in
s.aiiment from the Western Islands, and
TEA, second vessel would follow few
weeks later Tins Will no doubt be good
piece OF news to all interested in the pros
penty OF the Islands as the Portuguese
are an industrious and intelligent race who
are IN every respect suited to the climate
and conditions OF the Islands | learn
that faul lsenberg, who returns by the
steamer, has been successful in securing
about one hundred German loborers, who