The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-07-18
3aWaiian Gazette.

WEDNESDAY,. MY Is. ~.

<JUNe UtteN S"EtN'
Esr Noprs IL REnrs.
WEDNESDAY. July Is. 1855.
To uar We ssy before our readers ths
table Of exports for the second quarter Of
ISS2 Frou TIN, It vii b. seen that there
= q larry decrease in the output 81 sugar
II has heou wei known among bushes.
men that tins would b. the case tn,
yisld from the Kohala, Huaakua, Spr,ck
eisViIe and the Eastern Kauai plantation.
has tson much less than at first autici
pared owing entirely % the druught tn,
falling IT vgries from a couple Of shous
and o. a few hundred tons according Q,
/ t15 caraclry df the plantations. The tota
I f1r the season winch ends IN octoher
I r1zlr gteut judges state, VII b. CONSIDER
{ ah,y below the weld OF last -ea~1u- but
next Seasons crop VII D. he9Yy one
/ specially o. affsr the long sp'- oi dIl
I reatle- W. nav look forward O. cgpilU-
raius o. dru9r branch ui industry
-hauH- q iarfal-s that a. tl-i1W, bur Wal
I orr lrr-a1-sd ulaat eating population our
z-a-k ral-a-s fni now profitable Use t1r
] tra-- cattle than boiling them down. me
rrH-- % fs1l d not worth notice lt . only
I ~ ru- Owl pgCple working as laborcrs
. .l--uiar1. thl- g b exported All other
aEur-r- -rea O. gratifying lncrease- me
tr.a' value. c1IrErt-d with the SIX months,
rH--a-r11.iEg. ~ 1Ss2 2, only Sl2S,o0O
fslul IT. new 10 the prospects q next
-l1- tlF-a b. ~ MASON o. D. iu any WAY
il--cg-acei
Iur -1ciuE % the Chameleon Ike PREM
-s- 1- the stand during the celebrated
libel SUIT 1f Fitch vs.. Tlrrru. elected some
interesting facts c1nceruing the manaye
r1ert ~ the p. L Our small world Ia,
t-sr rgr-ats,ily told that the Premier has
u1iliu- Do do with the editorial uauase-
1-ais indeed when under oath, IN answer
o. Nr Dole DE- especially dyelt on the
fa-t that De had nothing 10 do with the
el=aE af the psper What did be
llz5r o. Little later ouE That b. had s-
lllt a. article upon the discharge ~
tlr --rr 'rfsf- from the kakaako Hospital
should H. written. and then again. that
r.. .n- lt quite couect. De had sHggss-al
Ht rHtlrr should be written, explana-
tH-- rf tls first The fact being that he
EI rr- H.. the correction until the
~ had gone D. work and fairly
-I-rr.-l .lr first suggested article. II he
Errr tlat chr first statement was Wrun.
did d. urr r-1flHli lately sarrHs the autidute
-r ulaau- D. Esce-sary that the gentleman
Hcc-rEl1l- that position should write one
lla We L1ubi whether the editor of The
- -.H ever pats his pen 20 paper
sT tla writing ~ an editorial he simply
gives orders " srra.s Co his winters. and
cuts and FRAMES the article to his taste
Tins and pruning j. done hy the
Premier. who Is E> much the editor Of the
-. ~ e Or Do was Pm the days when he
himself wrlta t- editorials The question
l-, vty does De- resort O. O sUbterfurp
Merely o. blind Uauule-'- ewes aud make
them think tLgs the government organ l.
an independent paper, when 1t ls merely
government tod. without q VII ~ It's own
HIS MnEsrr TIKI KSG may vel feeI
grateful for the patriotic action Of the
Hl11lulu weekly press. native and foreign.
ALr. G5b-ou's papes excepted which has
heeu the means ~ exposing the mi~ieeis
1- Incompetence u such public servants
l- those who have been the occasion Of the
recent trials
Moreover the hing may De- thankful for
having lis eyes opened 60 the mi>chievUus
policy ~ appointing one man 20 work the
whole machinery Of the Government. The
Premier and Minister Of Foreign Affairs
sltl1ut any special fitness for either post.
.La head of the educational system Of the
country. without any knowledge Of. or &c
r-al-falce with The subject the head Of
d. health department, with set Of notions
M The burning question which Is worse
han absolute ignorance. practically the
rr.#r q the immigration system. but not
lcrla-lest with immigrants labor. an At
.r--ar General without the hrsr rudImeuts
70 .lF ada o. these few public employ
H-t-, tE1ze 20 O land owner. a sheep
.a---ar. O. us1E-g paper proprietor, sstranged
.r1u- aud tlS-ru-tej by the whole cummu-
ATTY cannot the hing see nov what be
ll- done, and gs far as may De. retrsce
BIS -tHu- and guiaavUr On call order out Of
.la1-T
t. j. true that the wgIsht Of public indig
lstlu- has ES yet. fallen only on some min
70 branches uf the Upas tree. II may never
he.9~-- no some not Far distant dsy. strike
Ic IuUuvIrate which now mIsrules 10
Do name ~ the hing and by LIs pleasure.
b. ANY body can rule with "a state Of siege.
ard the great italian statesman CavUur
be- might have qualified the epigram by
.silu- III b. can keep u up Herp the
part IF our syste1n.ss shown
.y the events ~ the last session and those
ELlcL have followed It, has sunk under a
r-ar-l injurious t1 the body polite
run. Whatever point ~ view II may De-
.Hl--lered
IL is worthy ~ remark. and % b. well
sI-ls ll mind chat the first three libel suits
V=r tined iu this kingdom were each
lI--lt by government oficiuls. against
Or independent press, Tor exposing and
-lr-eu-u- on the ui-iecds Of the said
.t--a-s- and worthy too u note. that IN
. these cE-a- the action Of the press was
---1tad iu one by a native. IN the second /
E o. frr.--u jury. no the third the law sd
E-rr~ % the ArtlrueyGeneral withdrew
o. url-ecEti1u. presumably IN dread Of
sve.au1uS which they dared not risk
All these thing show that this little
l.r ~ state Is on the wrong course and I
- time .tLIt the hIn- a. pilot IN chief
-11ld PUT d night.
The state ~ affairs here, as shown Ia
D. constant reports u the last twelve
l-l~. cannot faI 20 attract attention
ri Comment lhr01d VII the attention
e friendly and the comment favorable.
Tim July Tern. ISS3 Of the Supreme
'l1rt VIII Dr. O memorable one IN the
1uaL- ~ Havu The three independent
.ru--T1rgr~. F-r afra. sr'aTg Pre-. and
, l-ErrE va-s all charged with libel
-a5ust government officials. and the com
Ie.e failure ~ the suits showed very
-ulfcut'y thar Hawauaus and foreign
Us are azrogi that the public press must
81 supported and sustained, and that they
re F-eu1red % sustain them whenever
ay d. their duty uufinchingly and
zud-r wrong. 20 matter hy whom the
wong may he o1mmittcd
The questions on issue were not mere
lgr~1ual ones there was a far wider
--rifcanea g. them Government IN
'1ence had been az work. one Of the
rIllrtlff- openly Boosted that be had the
.sslstancc ~ the Government at his back
Thers was trled IN that court house the