The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-04-16

Try WORK when VIII ~ Te-i and Elltl-t-
Grated nv tho~e whose praise ! worth hzv-
ing. In these schools Ee> the life o. Ha-
VIII
ArEu months a-0. Mr.. Jame~ Bryce, s
member cs Parliament, gave T. ~ anus
in- aud interesting sketch q his ascent q
Mount Ara-as since his roturl home,
the same gentleman has. given lectures N
England on the places he visited. and the
. impressions lie received from them during
hlS E1lr aruEnd the world
Il does not appear tEs; lie mentioned
these islands bur q his experiences N the
ulsei states le sayS: One mus 80 q
;he United Stz-es 70 razi--e what : meant
by hatred q uo1cp1-les
These islands ana commercially Il al.
events. an 1tfsh11t q the S;ate>- and here,
i Euvwhere should be felt the hatred q
rnO1JpoleS-
Th6-e az Il who have been sighting tls
bstzle Tor the treaty know baSt now form
datie 81 opponent was she giant MoN1F-
ClI How the dread q monopoly handed
( together the p-ciuca-s q the South. and
the manufacture-S and consumers q the
I Eastern STATES a-allSi Is But the evll
iiSef was then lu2-cUs-e-t. OF a. most II
8 slow and uncertain course Of incubation
Now. L seems. this grant : tull-0ov-,- full,
[ armed ana We are cody tald 1hsI ceithe-
freight nu- pSsse--e-S nay 20 q uE frC
I between these Islands and their MARKET.
I but by one Uo1opc-isInC hand The 7. VI
: ;. Co VII 10 Longer convey passengers
{ OF freight. II other vlu1s. the Ocsz1.C
having driven away the sailing traffic, EaS
now made IL arrangements fC- shutting
. Of al steamer traffic except It's own TINS
j. about The biggest monopoly Job sxtzu--
4 powerful. old established ct-ua-y Ike
the z. NJ : ;. does not give I'D rs right,
l fur nothing. and s. newer company ike The
I Oceanic doe not acquire those rights for
nothing. and further does 10: acquire those
rights without intending 70 repay Itself
and hCE and from whunl 4 kealtLy
competition was available. and / not.
One ocaanIc steamer and the Old conpaUy
would suffice tlE the needs q this country,
TWO oceGIlc'S Ere put on and require .
monopoly 81 maintain them. and - the
monopoly = created and = 30 be enforced
The great fall II the VTlca OF CuT staple
1 i trying enough, hut q monopoly q car.
mage can only add 10 oyJr s-lbs.rrassmerIs
The OoeaniC's are magnificent ships,
admirably appointed car1h.y commanded
excelleltiy 5-1Ufur-el. but without Grezi
Il competition. We may yss have 70 Vsy
TOO high Vrce for their services In q
scheme such as tins there are psrticipa.
tors other than the oS-a-~ibla projectors
when the time c1nes FOR voting steamship
subsidies ney question VII arse. and Il
j. 10 be hoped that the Independent mem.
bers Of the legislature VII rlse % the u.oca
-Isl. and VII nos allow the vhc.a Interests
" the country % 80 into any one mans
hands.
Prom the existing Ministry. OF nors cor.
rectly speaking, from the existent Minis
Ter, there i M hope. L remains 70 be sen
what can be done by sCcoesSu--
Tn CE1vE1Sz i o creature which at The
present uller; : vC-y typical q lie h
wz.ian Government Wherefores Why,
a. far a We know the Crawfsh Las the re
rlarksble power q gong 5--a---ls. and
that + the aspect which the Premier Pres
dent u the B1zri q Health presents.
The facts sre these. Chinese irnicra.
iion was nos u5lztzb.e 30 the citizens q
I Hawaii: . large number u Chinese we're
introduced N two steamers and public
opinion. especially native pubic opinion
was Very much aversa q the intrcl1cfiur
u any more Iheueupon the Boari Of
Immigration urciuoei a cast iron sou Of
order that only = Cinnamon could h
landed here trom any vessel. with the pro
viso that the Hawaiian Consul a Hong
{ hong might give permits towkon he ch1ss
I % land Vel. the -tr-tr waS eIuec-@l
( and she vas known 20 Be bringing Chimes
I lab1-ers for -his country. What would ths
. Premier President do- Land these men
( On. No, He gave IN writing. 70 the Pu--
I Physician orders which were sufficient Z
E keep al. over the magic number y OF
boari the vessel; he vspurei roar6 tow
3 his intention % keep these man ont. b
4 irsrl1ed the c1urT journal and I T-ciccei
Z duly an article IN which the further intro
ductlol q Chinese vas laughed 10 soon.
be even called together the brrles1ue army
30 withstand THE Molsol intr1iers-
Marx tie result The E7-sl-. With owe,
slr hundred Chinese Tor this p0-t- arrived
last THURSDAY Friday morning she left:
and she also left the whole q her ra.-~.n
gers fo- tins port There was Do word o.
disaCreens-t. after tine about landing
them
I This q o1urse- needs explanation. and
the explanation : By 10 means difficult
There are tvo peoples % satisfy. two peo
pies 70 hooivInks the nztiye Hawaiian and
the foreigner The Premier ! empolvei
fo- The frst work and the Attorney
General for the second Hence before
the arrival II the Erriic the card va.
played Of Threatening 70 prevent any lsud
rng q Chimes The native was tickled
With sense Of power. he was inflated With
hls own greatness II beng told he could
keep g British vessel fu0n landing her uz.s
ssnce1s- TINS point having been reached
TIE Attorney General steps II. and When
the .5rasir ARRIVES he aupzreufly -oes into
co1Sict With his PnzaIr- and shows hin
that the men musi he landed. and landed
they are accordingly
II L very pretty pleoe Of -aassz Il
has been game played 10 boodwink Hs
Wziisns and foreigners but II has sicnzlly
failed L has H.Cs attained IL object. f1r
every one sees the trick- The government
tzy 70 slJI71n o-t OF Their position BIZ ssy-
ing that their letters Der HziF-qa showed
them that Il was impossible that their Con
SUI II Hong hong could have prevented
the sailing Of the 4rz5ie's passengers.
Those letters we've received on the S.h.
An officer OF the Hawaiian Govefnmeut
went on board the Ar155- on the I0rh and
stated thzt only > Cinnamon could land
When he netTIrnsd On shore be was ID
formed that the whole GO could land: and
We can well imagine that be felt very fool
ISL Inc Premier President tired 70 play
two games He trad TO win the nztiTe lby
ticking his VANITY; be tired TO WIN the
foreign planter by giving him lzbor II
he knew by the Ksripss1 that the Anasic
had left before the telegram vas received
n Hong hong. why II Heavens nzns
make any difficulties The difficulties
were not rszl- and the whole affair has
been piece Of despiczble juegiery.
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