The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-29


aid of such men, that the present form Of govern.
rneut was secured. with a nationality recognized
by the treaty powers. The preamble Of the Act Of
Kamehameha III opening the sale of lands Is
worth recitinp:
Whereas. the development Of the resources OF
the islands depends essentially upon their agricul
ture. And whereas, that agriculture requires the
aid Of foreign capital, skill and labor: And
whereas, the King desires TO encourage the intro
duction of foreign capital and labor 10 the utmost
extent that His rights Of sovereign jurisdiction and
domain will allow therefore; Be il enacted &c.'
One sometimes hears doubts expressed OF the
security Of capital here-hints at possible enor-
nous taxation to be made and for prePosterous
objects: of arming the entire native population for
policemen. The whole thing IS ont OF the question,
for no other reason than because there are too
many citizens Of the United States and subjects Of
Great Britain and Germany here, against whose
rights and interests no such invasion would ever
be practicable. or would seriously be contemplated.
We nave plenty Of the best material for the dis
cussiou now before us Of course perfect unaninity
is neither to be expected nor desired; but reason
able Difference TO the views OF the majority Is ]
suppose. an object to be aimed at Our work Is be
fore rs. believe it will be done. Applause
Col Z. 5. Spalding said be should be very egotis-
tical If he thought he had enjoyed the remarks of
Judge Hartwell more than any one else; he there
fore took great pleasure IN proposing a vote Of
thanks for the previous speaker. The motion was
seconded and carried with applause.
Colonel spalding then proposed that committees
be appointed, respectively on Labor, Cultivation,
Machinery. Legislation RECIPROCITY. IranspOrta-
ton. Manufacture Of Sugar. and an Executive
Committee.
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do
NJ I C,rt,rri,l,t asked II II ,yo,,Id NOS he in
order to first organize the body as assembled.
Mr. Adams said II seemed 10 him that the report
f a. S,,s r,,,,,ittfss yr,,r,Id Lead 10 an 1rt,an-
ization.
The chairman then proceeded to nominate the
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Mr.. hartwell proposed that the Executive Com
mIttee report on the permanent organization OF
Tins body. Earned.
As the meeting. was about 20 adjourn, Col; W. F;
Allen said be had welcome news Tor ALL He read
from d letter Just TO hand from Minister Allen OF
MgsIingtos % There is 40 doubt the treaty VIII
lul 81 time, which Is September, lssi
-r. IT.. IL. walker considered illL au alloaEn-
ugui vas desirable 0u account OF the arrival of
tha mail ite moved that tleE adjourn until 10 am.
ODD 1a-aHl. tils ---l lil--tLl-- EARNED.
TUESDAY, tA.-fcI -lsl. ~.
I'D .es.na ID -l.a7t present lg-.t-4tAr mere
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ANt NJ .tEE. ?. ~ sen e-e.- ls"A lat minutes
az Ea5.gro.E rls-t.- winch ts-s e"AlFAaa.
-tr. tl...Hel moved that inc reports " com
lllt.g7 HH a'-.. l"fg upon tha -@..s ana tAEal mp
H- ilg meeting should F'.e. AaFElts.
in1 l-' report read Maa lll- nH -s-lslAtgl hE
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sugar come.
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sugar.
9th. -sr. IT. J.. Adams read tne report oi the LZ-
.rHIFg COMMITTEE, which was supplemented 10y
She proposed constitution ana nF-lNNs u me
Planters Labor and supply Company presented
nT Mr.. Hlrrwe-l. wllrl was followed hy tae read
ing of The c.ar.ar that had been granted.
-lr. Aat"al added, that lu order 20 comply with
the requirements of lhs Jaw. several gentlemen
had taken Un shares professionally. bat without the
intention of keeping them 81 other planters would
JOIN uu the basis that the allotment gi shares
should Doe strictly ll accordance with tonnage of
sugar produced by each shareholder
iua names of the provisional shareholders were
W. O.. Irwin Is Co.. HGclJGeld d Co.. 5000 e.ch, j..
H. Patty. r. ,. adams, w. II. Bailey, s. 5. hart
well and 5. IT, Alexander SOU each.
lr. Whitney LaWa- arrived. Die presented the
report OF the cultivation of cane.
and exhaustive ren1rf on Iuachiuety. more partic-