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National Republican., 1883-08-18
GAntatinnuI
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
University Of Virginia.

nine months Apply for catalogues % the Secretary
marie Gonny virginia ghfs'y gNs + yHHAiRRTsoN q Ai0''
-Jy2emw6w Chairman of the Faculty.
SwTrHIN G. sHoRTLIDGEs ACADEMY FOR
from Philadelphia. School year opens sept, r. Fixed
shSrSs every e1pemss even books &c No SS
ton for admission. Thirteen experienced teachers
apt students to- to SdyanSS rnpS SPeeSa dr for for
dull and backward boys. Patrons or students may
students fitted at Media Academy are now at Har-
schools Ply Physical UsSr and MecSanca La6ofEaory
fne e. Gymnasium and Rail Gronndi l,5oO volumes
Ten students seat TO college In 1883 A graduating
seven churches and temperance charter which pro-
hibits the sale Of oil Intoxicating drinks For new
H'ge'?s pIeg &fN Sff&ff 'gi g #i %sa 3 sS FSS
ward University Graduate), Media, Penn. Principal
will be at the Riggs House Thursday, Aug 23 TO 10
p M aul3-im
SSPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, ESTAB b.
- ished in 1864 and improved yearly, occupies
spacious @ In haGSome and cSmmodiops halls IN LIP.
west Training Tor sons and daughters for real lite
ence. COLLEGE office open for reception and regisIrS
ton ofstudents August "a. Regular day and evening
English GrsS LamsSSse Es siBsaS BSs
ness Correspondence, business Calculations, hook.
Political Economy and Basness Moras Special % dS
partments of Elocution and Photography. In the
cSpa in tRs coese BANK @aSes ps
chases for cash and time gives and receives notes
and taxes and keeps ali of the accounts.
International Business College Diploma conferred
upon graduates at close of scholastic year 1t Is of
advantage to students TO be registered aud fully
equipped prior TO the opening day.
Hours of lnsructon-Day sessions, 0 a. m. to go
p. MI evening sessions Monday. Tuesday, Thurs.
day. and Friday, 0 TO s:S0p III.
Tuition Fees-Day sessions, year scholarship, in
cash $780, year scholarship. in ins!allments s6O pay
staments of $40 each; by the quarter, $40 upon ad-
mission. Evening sessions, year scholarship in cnsh
s5o BY the quarter, on admission, sl6; by the month
New illustrated Annual sent by mail on applca
HENRY G. SPENCER Principal
| SARA A SPENCER. yice-PrinclpaL
T,vENING CLASSES s5A MONTH.
Arithmetic, English Grammar, bookkeeping, Pen.
mRpship, Geography, History, aud Spelling. :. W.
FLYNN, y. NJ, southwest corner of Eighth and X
streets northwest.
ERENCH AND ENGLISH
FAMILY AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
iSO5seyeneenth street. corner Massachusetts avenue,
Washington, ID. O.. under the direction OF
MRS. l.. p MCDONALD and MISS ANNA ELLIS,
Assisted by
PROF. A. p. MONTAGUE, Department Of Ancient
Languages;
DIR. J, Il. CAuLFrELp, Department of Music;
MAMsELLE BARRENNE, Department of French;
Miss EMMA ]. ROWE Kindergartner, and full corps
of competent teachers.
A thorough English aud classical course with
special advantages offered In French and music. 10
instruction in French. 4 limited number OF young
ladies rec0ved as parlor bohrders For circulars aud
Information call upon or address the principals at
1923 street northwest adjoining the school building.
aus.3m
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VNOR sALE-PRlNTED CARDS. FURNISHED
i Rooms with Table Boqrdi" This House ior
Rent price 10 cents each for sale W the business
OnlCe VI The National Republican.
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w A LIFE SPECIALITY
BY DIR. j, VAN DYCK,
723 Twelfth street northwest
AInNnAY NM rIIES IIIggI ,VlIWIIyi IN IIIi V

MONDAH and IUENDAI 20 JULYa
II You have Pimples Blac;heads, Liyerspots,
Treckles, Moth Tan, Suuburn, 1tedness and Oillnes
9ithe Nose. Deep Pores, or any Complexion Blemsh,
DIR VAN DNClN can remove them and Beautify the
Complexion without any cosmetic paint, or enamel.
If your Hair Is hn harsh dry, faded, premAturely
gray. If you have excessive DRndruf, Scaly scalp.
Teuer Crown Frontal part or Temple Badness. II
you have SCnnt Irregular Eyebrows or Lashes, DIR.
VAN DNCk, by u scientific course OF treatment, can
produce lgOr0us, LuNuriaut Growth ofIlar Pretty
Brows aud Lashes. II you wish fresh. pure. clear
Luxuriant Hair Regular, Long, and Lovely Eye
hTows and Lashes, Soft, White, smooth, aud Pretty
has practcSd MS sneci9lty ior nearly twenty years
NoTE-DR VAN DYCK will have parlors at 723
TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST July 2. s. u.s.
10, and II, ANA August O. la 10, and H. super.
huuus hair permanently removed hy the operation
of fEleCtrOlysis by DIR VAN DYCK.
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3eal Gstate Brokers.

our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule OF our houses
stores, shops. and farms offered for rent together
with descriptions, prices, Sc,, and how they may be
Property for sale In all parts OF the city Money
to loan on real estate. Call
H. III WARMER olg II street
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Hpainrga Ghnntrs.

4 IRERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
l. on Time Deposits; United states Bonds bought
and sold nt market rates Collections made every
where by J. II. sQUIER 4 CO., Bankers, lilb Penp-
BylyAnlnavGnua aiaBu
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VHTANTEp-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN r.
w Beall Room =, li0 New York avenue, Is Com
missioner or Deeds for every state and Territory,
United States Commissioner. Examiner and Notary
PublG always In oice troIR a, N. 10 5p. IN. Ap2Qly
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sfor Nrnt-- -Glnfurnisbrb Rnums,
rFor 2rnt--8uu


TURNlSHED HOUSE. CONTAINING TEN
IL large rooms and two bath rooms, to good tenant
at reasonable rates Inquire at l7l2 l. street north
west jyT
TF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT, OR
Il Trade City or Country Property. come and see the
81 great bargains st The Renl Estate e., Exchange OF
Hotel corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest mhl0n
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cfor SaIr--Suuses.
cfor SaIr--YOts.

NOR sALE-IN THE CENTRAL PART OF THE
IL city lot 3Oxl55 feet or q subdivision of the same
lot l5N90 feet to 80 foot alley the owner OF adjOn-
Ing lot will build with purchaser Apply to No, Gli
street northwest. jylO
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aIantrh. Sitnatiuns. ...FrmaIr.

UTANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED SEAM.
w stress, sewing by the week. can operate several
sewing machines. Address A., Republican once.
aulS.3ts
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Some Circumstances Under which the Water
melon May Become Burden.
Beauties and Their Bangs-How Sea
Sickness Affects Frizzes.
How The Tumble and the Tossing Of the Sea
Prepares One 10 Enjoy the Mountains,
The PecuIiarities OF "The PeIican"-Lawn
Tennis and Lost Lovers.
.SDecidl Letter.


BLAIR's, PLYMOUTH, N. H., Aug. 15.-Car-
rying books to Boston is a little like carrying
Goals to Newcastle, but when you come to
Boston by sea you need a novel dreadfully
for one day, and that is the day that is spent
taking in freight at Norfolk. Before you are
up in tho morning you hear the steady 5S
o. CO." as they count the watermelons from
one sloop after another, ranged at the side of
tho steamer. And after breakfast you look
on with interest for q while to see them
tossed from one dilapidated darkey to an
other, till the last one adds them to the sym
metrical pile in the hold, but long before the
whole 10000 arc in your interest is exhausted
and you discover with horror that it is not
yet o'clock. OF course you ramble over the
old town and gazo into the shop windows,
and criticise the inhabitants, and make your
self as obnoxious as people generally do who
feel that no ono knows them and they
have no reputation to lose. We were
interested in the little brown colluloid
coins, about as big as five cent
piece, which they use for car tickets,
and thought them a great improvement on
the tiny, elusive scraps of the avenue car
line, which you never can find when an i'm
patient conductor stands with his punch
poised before you. We had also the good
luck to discover gem of poesy in the shape
of a epitaph in the old graveyard, which, for
soaring originality and scorn of conventional
metres, struck mo as almost Whitmanic:
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INvENING CLASSES. IS a MONTH
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Bookkeeping, PEN
manship, Geography, History, aud Spelling. =. w.
FLYNN, a. NJ, southwest corner of Eighth and X
atra rtl,u
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:fur SaIe--Earms.

NOR sALE-AT A .SACRGFlCE-A FINE
~ grazing farm In Maryland, miles from Wash,
ton. bishop a. HILL, 1908 street northwest "5tf
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VyTANTED-A REPUTABLE WHITE WOMAN
w us cook and for general hOusework good city
references required. Address MRS H. NJ j., Re-
publican Office aul63ts
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@ante6 --Nrlp -EemaIt.

VTANrED-A NEAT COLORED WOMAN
w that can be recommended as cook and laun-
dress, Apply to 466 Louisiana avenue northwest
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A LADY THOROUGHLY COMPETENT DE-
"A sres 10 give GCrman lessons In some select
SCHOOL, would also take q few private pupils Ad-
dress A. NJ, Republican Ofllce. aulS-3ts
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w for an invalid lady; must come well recon-
mended. Apply after p. IN. Address ll9 Fourth
street sOnthehSt. nul7.3tN
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JTOR RENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS ON SECOND
II GOor. suitable for nousek eepng; oil modern Inn
provcments Apply at No IA street northwest
National Republican., 1883-08-18

TTNwo DELIGHTFUL FLOORS, IN A MOST ELI.
l. glbe and convenient part OF the city, northwest
to rent, furnished or unfurnished for housekeeping
or otherwise. Address APARTMENTS Republican
Office nul73tt
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-04-07
COMMERCIAL.

HoSoLuiu, II. g. April 7, tss3.
general hustle of activity is Observable this week in
commercial circles due in q measurs the opening up
II the new quarter and the etlement of The
rapdity With which produce is coming forward from the
Other Islands now Fastening the lolarg of our packets
of which We note the following cleaances with their
cargo values, viz. The w q. Irwin on the 3fst ult
with domestic produce valued At S7749 -, the Abera-
man on the ard inst, with partial cargo valued at
Ss3674.s6. the Lady Iampson with full cargo on the
eth inst, valued At Sgo7yo H. and the Panuoniaon on the
sth with Island produce 10 the value u SIS 57o4l All
these vessels with the steamer Oceanic cleared Tor San
Francisco This latter vessel took but little freight
,he was too large enter the port but quite number
Of passengers ayaed themseye, ofhsrare opportunity
Of travelling on one u the arges, and finest steamers on
the Pacific
Expressions OF alarm at the sudden hockng hither Of
20 large number Of Chinese threaten to invade these
shore, in the coming few weeks rife in the eommun.
ty. II certainly places very serious and difficult
question before this government The precaution u the
Board of Health in securing bonds to cover possible
endent snpen,e in the event of any epidemic breaking
out among Them during the period Of quarantine,
but one point thereof IN which they arc to be com.
mended It !, impossible tha, large a number can be
placed among the various plantations, for many are
already committed for immigrants expected shortly
from other directions. 1t becomes the question then
what shall We do With them.
BY the arrival Of the c. r. Bishop from Bremen and
the Elnor Vernon from New York, the market is kept
fully supplied with staple goods. The latter vessel
brings large supply of Kerosene oil, to a market
already stocked lha, the Government Warehouse Is
inadequate. large lo, from Boston by the Amy
Turner has been allowed to remain under the shed
the wharf rather than allow shippers to store in ware.
houses for the time being
The steamers Suer and Australia may both he along
Tomorrow the former from the Coast with dates the
3iN ult, and the latter from the Colonies to
San Francisco. The Amy Turner with portion Of
original cargo expects ge, of the early part Of
week fof IIongkong
Some activity has been noticed this week in sales Of
Plantation and Island s. N. Co. Stocks, and
learn ofdvdends being declared shares Of Hawaiian
Agricultural and Grove Ranch Companies Of ssoo and
sssoo respectively per share The stockholders Of the
corporation Of C. Brewer Company held their hrt
quarterly meeting the 18th inst and declared diyi
dend Of per upon the capital stock Of the Com
pany for the quarter with 5000 held as a reserve.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-04-07

IMPORTS

From Hong Kong per Gleneg March ao-Wo Sing,
toS pkgs Chinese mdse, Wing Wo Chan Co, 200 bNs
wine, 2sJ pkgs Chinese mdse Lin Wo X Co, 7lg pkgs
Chinese mdse Sing Chong Co, 33 pkgs Chinese
mdse; kuo kno kee, so pkgs Chinese mdse; Nuen
Cheong, 1877 pkgs provisions; ON Cheong & Co, 81
pkgS Chinese mdSe; Po Sung Sing kee Co, Jars
sauce; I72s pkgs in transit for Victoria; s7t7 pkgs in
transit for San Francisco
From Bremen, per Charles K Bishop April Hack.
field Go, i4to, pkgs liquors, private effects T34
pkgs hardware, pkgs wine, etc, prCls samples,
cutlery, artificial flowers, $50 pkgs beer piano,
c. lamps, and 8 aNleS locomotive, l6t pkgs iron
ware, drums oil, 449 pkgs groceries, bdls twine
400 bds galv iron cs cards, nests iron tubs, IS
bdls buckets, tin plates, q saddery, patent
metal, 6 felt hats, $40 6, - pkgs and ms bis dry
goods 800 nsts baskets, 50 bh tar, csks palm OIL "a
bbls coral, sl4 bdls paper bis corls bis twne sa
coils cordage, $50 dem vinegar, 7os cs soap, 400 6
candles, $50 Sardines, so OIL 500 bbs cement 10
6 glassware, cs toys, cS hats, pchumery. 4 G
icwelry, books, cork Tenders, basket wagons
prcl fish plates, bgs manure NJ red brick 2so bdls
galN iron pipe, bdls fence wire 1885 pkgs bar iron
sheet lead, cSks sheet zinc, yellow metal
kgs nails, IS kgs shot sso demii alcohol IS cs mineral
water crts crockery, ball tarpaulin 5st bis bgs,
~ bbls eahenware so7 bhs bone meal IS pkgs hask.
live stock, 20 water csks, 81 pkgs feed; Unna, Q
cs glassware, preserves effects and sundry pkgs OF
private effects to various addresses l. HofFschaeger
x Co, 2S3 cs liquids, cards, 4 glassware, cs
pertumery, musical Instruments u hardware,
cs dry goods So groceries, 10 liquor, beer.
c. powder; Hyman Bros, cards, cs dry goods,
cs porcelain, Hour Bishop of Olba, mission.
AIRY goods DIR II Stangenwad, pkgs apparatus: w
Phuger, pkgs household effects; A Shaefer & Co,
bars iron, sol pkgs liquors, private effects, IS2
beer, 5
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-04-07
POLITICaL AND SOCIAL RELATIONS

1t IS wellknown fact in the social history OF polti
cal parties, both in England and in the United States
that is matter Of frequent occurrence to see oppos
ing partisans meeting together the social tapis and
they who wete engaged in conflict on the po,i
cal arena in the morning burying the haiehe, in The
evening" and cordially enjoying themselves together fo
a social momcn, two Hsskly .idusy.issy, a4ii
ultimo.
There is much apparent and some genuine
truth in the extract quoted. There are many
prominent partisans in English politics, Con.
seryatiyes, Liberal, Radical and Land League,
whose opposite convictions are never so ire.
concilable that the gentlemen who hold those
convictions cannot meet around the social
board as private citizens, neighbors and friends.
Republican and Democrat, Pro,ec,ionist and
Free Trader, Gold Standard Bond Holde,
and Greenbaek Inaationis,, are often close
friends in the social life surrounding Congress al
Washington, or the legislatures Of the several
States. But the representative men in Eng.
lish politics, the leaders OF opinion in the Sen,
ate and House of Representative are, in the
vas, majority Of cases, men Of personal in,egri
", OF eleanly lives, OF scholarly ,raining-iu
short. gentlemen. The last consideration is SC
important tina, no mere adventurer, no matter
wha, his ability, ever holds for long, any place
OF trust in English OF American affairs. Ifhs
succeed in iois,ing himself upon ignorant OF
careless electors, his true character is soon
found out, his an,eeedents are Published, hi.
social status prescribed and social lines clearl,
defined. lie rarely gets on in society, is
snabbed Il he attempts SO to do. and is shun.
ned alike by men Of character. by women Of
sense and by that portion Of the rising genera.
,ion best gifted with discretion. In a great
measure this is true in Honolulu society.
There are few among the respectable fsmilies
OF this community where the Premier's official
position Is passport to social recognition.
Being now an adventuref in power, as he was
iosmerly an adventuref seeking power. has no,
given him the ngh, TO be admitted as social
equal by upright and high-minded men. II
Mr.. Gibson nigh, give all his i'll gotten gains
Tor the rgh, to social equality which his own
acts have forfeited, he ~ould pay smaIl price
fo' great possession.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-04-07
SHIPPING NOTES.

The American tern Esa has hauled Cd 10 the stream
The Hermann is sill al the old Custom house wharf
Our thanks due 10 Capt Babeook for hles Of late
Japan papers
The Jubllss /, al the foot Of the Ihsles wharf tax
sng IN ballast. She sil sa ior the Sound Ia lev days
The Y. NJ. ). $ Australia ~in he due fson the Colo
MES On Monday A. N. en- roots 10 San Francisco
lhs O. ). : Susf ~il b due froa San Francisco
early on Monday mosning With three weeks later new
nas scAcaasr J, =, Miller has eoms oa the Railway
and "a nov Rad, 10 rsee,s freight for San fransisco.
The .shooncr Charles HanSoa Is at the p NJ $ :.
doSk hadins fos San Francisco 10 sA probahiy to-day
Ths J. A. falkinbars and Caihalsn are al anchor in
the stream. awaiting oArgoss
Tbs american bark Amy Turner has hauled into tbs
~han this mening take freight. ste. She sals fos
hongkong On Moolay.
Ths American barksnIins W. II. Dimoaa has di,,
sharsss all u he's dosn eaSgo, and noe awaits return
freight
rhe Hawaiian bark kalakaaa Is at the Esplanads
loading fos san Francisco. ff which pot she ~il >a
about lhs middle Il neat week.
rhs ship ossxo and haskensine An,ea are dischars.
sns a Aisn Robsnssas wharf Ihsy -ill Fssarn 10
shs Sound early ~esk.
Ths q. 4 q. :. s Copsis ~in Is aas hom Noko.
h~iAa April ~, wats 10 San Francisco, offering
spa~sa.isd mdaeemenss 10 pa>>snssn SosnS thai way
lhs kaS>aAn Co<sssts kay~sinlk arrived yesterday,
= dsss tresa Valparaiso fos liza u oskssn. stS, s<<
aH<<h<r solsmn.
rh< CsruAn hAsk {. n B,,Asp arrived sfom Rssmsa
- ns>iAy lNSk. ssh large 2ssatsd safgo u kufo.
p,aA Gssl. ean>igned - Ae
 H. H-skfsii Co,
ves<A srsHs dAsch>ssd a The sA ssAn.hip DIX
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failed to become law for want Of the royal sig
nature. The suddenness Of this maneuver
places a serious question before this govern
ment and one that calls for wise councils and
able craftsmanship. Through the want Of this
in the years above alluded to, we find our
selves now threatened with an invasion that
the United States have already intimated they
'.yiew with concern" n 6,ooo Chinese can
he rushed in here within the next two months,
We see nothing to hinder 10000 being forced
on US before the end Of the year. The ICON
Germ Of the United States becomes more than
doubly our concern, for it may cost us not only
the treaty, but our very existence as Hawaiian
nation. The planting interests might use to
advantage a portion Of these coolies, but the
risks we run in jeopardring the treaty is too
dear price to pay to have labor cheapcned by
this class and the risks that we all run of
being crowded entirely to the wall is not to be
lost sight Of, while the still greater disparity
Of the sexes, already alarming, is cause of
deep solicitude. When VIC take into consider.
alton that we had population of but $1,000
at the last census-but 44,ooo Of which were
llawaiians Of all ages, male and female we
see that the Chinese already here, with those
en- route, promise soon to equal the male popu.
ation Of the native race. They will exceed, at
the same time, all other foreigners by about
T4,ooo. 1t does not require much profundity
Of thought to see the inevitable at a not very
averted by ruler who professed such love for
his people as the "hoonin hhm" watch word
Of the present reign would have us believe
so dear to him. We look around for proof
thereof, but find instead that all the tendencies
indicate the reverse Of this watch.word, and
fail to find in the Kalakaua policy CLEAN of
hope for the Hawaiian race.
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ways that are dark and tricks that are vain
for which he has won such unenviable notoriety
on these islands. Gifted with better than av.
erage talents, fortunate in education sufficient
to ordinary commercial needs, of plausible
speech and not unfavorable address, he has
lacked only good heart, firm will and
more sensitive conscience to make him an hon.
est man and an honored citizen.
Honolulu has number Of stores creditable
to any place of its sire. Every resident ought
to be interested in maintaining them. It is
true that prices here range higher than is
agreeable to the general purse Yet high
salaries and large profits obtain here necarly
all avenues Of trade. "Live and let live" Is
so admirable an aphorsm that one is chagrined
to see an intelligent neighbor or friend departing
from it. Yet in this community il frequently is
departed from, and sometimes by men them.
selves in business Because Of the small saw.
ing on a small line OF groceries, clothing or
other merchandise, many worthy residents Of
Honolulu are in the habit of sending orders to
San Francisco. Some of these good folk for.
get that the next order sent may cut into the
profits of their own quarterly sales and increase
the dead stock on their shelves.
Paul Boyn,on used to call himself ga great
natatorial artist" The Premier is greater
than he. When not wading chin deep in the
"pool of politics. nor riding on the "combing
wave of popularity" he is breasting the
"stream of social gaety." Having been duly
recognized as head Of the "swim," by a selec,
and admiring audience of looking glasses, the
Premier's views upon the social taps" are
eminently in order.
Thus wrote Walter Murray in 1873: "Our
| condition is not so bad but what industry,
economy and good management might remedy
many Of the evils. 1t is painful to see man
or community having no hope Of success in
| life, but from some outside help. Such one
leans upon loan, legacy, or other expecta.
tion. and lacks strength in proportion to his
leaning upon financial crutch." Yet there is
no servant of the existing government so zeal
Gus in efforts to secure large public loan as is
Walter Murray Gibson.
1t will be well If the planters of these Islands
consider long before reducing the wages Of
their laborers below living figures. No solid
prosperity can be built up in this kingdom on
merely servie labor. Every planter who fails
to pay all he can afford to pay for faithful and
intelligent help, fails to put hawless brick in
the structure called prosperity. We want here
family labor-the toll Of men who are rearing
children not ashamed and not too indolent to
work like their fathers. We want labor here
which will spend a portion of its earnings
among our merchants. We want, above all,
Hawaiian labor. II is the best we have ever
had. We are unlikely to have any better
Hawaii for the Hawaiians" may best be
secured by cultivating such close relations be.
tween employer and employed that the laborer
may be made TO feel he has a stake in the
country where he was born; and the employer
made to know that he is paying men who give
full value for their wages.