The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04


TEE injustice that : done q employees
4 the Government s; the present iGEgtCra
20 financial r-ss -lsy h Judged from the
following Sto-y A po1- ~cLr0-UEScs-,
RECEIVING 10: ly- any r-elus large salE-y.
ia;ely drew il- his >slz-y- Il E-oCrteito
-f-r---r Esrr- H had G payment 60
make N -oli D5ihe -. It By1o DsGzs-
His rsv came IN sI,vg-. CONTRARY % law
AMI II o-isr o. make his payment he
v1uli t.a obliged b undergo . loss which
o. him vas considerable II : n such
nstte-s a. these thai the Government aQ
T-srs - cC-isUVtlb.e. An s-rplcys- q
lsh1-. ue-tsl 90 pLv>,c1L- Z Ee = worth
ANYTHING. Looks str9- tla Interests ut his
. employees C-.T present CarDet have 10
rit- q looking sfts- The interests q tho>a
who serve them unless they happen o ba
rals:zo-> ~ are personally useful n EEc--
lzr vay>s then we are told tL1t sod pieces
. can rsIr. ny at ls1S- can come IN the shape
e Dzraa Sh1wer- But g poC- fellow
. who hzs only ~ % -e- - ~alsry. l5i him
. ~ hang silver : good enough tC- HIM
~llve- would u1- b. - popular with 81
. rr- men IN tLa Tu5t-i Sfa.e<. Z i vs-a
made On contain -f - Nothing !
--uuls- than O. have u-s sod dollars
zr--h - >llve- l1 q silver dollar bCt moth
m J. further ETr- tLr wishes q those
. who are Concerned Ia silvp- mines The
n-ly objection tl an exclusively silver C---
-aucy n L had t-- vl-1ei would BE- Is
greater vsrahleua~s IN value The hs-
. waus- money clils-s E-ste--ri silver o.
gold isscau~a -- c1~t something like = EsE-
. cent lees than gold r : ha.tg- tC- those
. wl1 c1-trol ~ hoga 81 Cl-lr-. exchange 20
. keep @ Hawaiian silver currency which
. can D. sent away only ai 8 loss Ct - ps-
. cent. f1- the simple r-asa- tia. i enables
them. when c1-lC-'at1lus are finally made
Z g. ru- exchange uv O. - p-a- cent. u- else
. o. sell I. f1- leSs only -a--
. TIE sincerity a ihelr Va--iotlsll ana phi
. lsriLruuy ! ID; T. l. doubted f1r mo
ug-f- 1t politics 70 - the tl-s, give
them the cuufr1l q the national currency
. and exchange. and q long as they know
f their multiplication table, they VII take
-ori care that m ii>c1ria-t elements pra
vsil
. II would hsve been infinitely better tc-
. th-s country % have American silver With
IN Hawsliau c1--s- for u currency. for
while silvs- : ker; I'D - gold IN the
United State we c11li II We had i.
sxrl-r American silver C15u az cost q
gt-uf one par CeuE- whenever exchange
. went much above that figure
. But no, 1; Wa u1t enough 10 make
current fu- several wears the French Brzt
E ish and Ns1icsn cons a. q fictitious over
. Valuation ranging from 3 u L per cent.
the national greatness and pride u Hawaii
r1uSt l'a tosterei with a coin al 0-r uv-.
@ CON which would Say here forever. be
csu~e l-einc s1-e - per cent over valued
1 no one could afford T. ssci II away
And then when tie evil Of tie thing
iawued upon people IN the shape q 9psI
/ cent for Their exchange. and q gold cur.
/ rsncy was ordered By law 70 he provided
the same Influences which brought II 5ha-
Hawaiian silver coin. became enthusiastic
Ia IL r-aise There are those who take
c1nfc-1 in silver chain. But the result
= hu-Ei-c ones t7-lies VIII -1t long h
+. postponed
II The community stand ~luarely up 4
the gold law the next La-i>latE-re VII I'd
mo-e venture u rppeaI t than 90 enact .
law that the Waikiki rials shall PASS t-,
une dollar