The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20

petition 70 Ills Majesty, 10 appoint ROYAL Com
mission u investigate the present status II toice
and District Courts and report thereon 10 The next
Z Legislative Assembly"
Mr Worrrr said thrre srrnpd to be some eprc,si
tt,a 10 tho rroloScd sclicn Of the Coyeution. He
c,uSiicycl the Socte,y hsd call TO Do eornethinI
Ia tke matter AS she Coarts seemed 10 he goiug
Z iuto a dcelipe, Il would not dc 10 have foreign
tuteylcrrpcc much less isrsn whom ne lcck On
at Uyl,N our civilization, The country should 10
ahly rs manage t,> oNn affairs and have thr laws
80 administered that other nations would have
VsnUi cucc ia MS,
Mr. Davies dia not sec fer the life Ct him what
thew vas IN that resolution 30 he branded a. cp
position. Call thing opposition and ycn Try 10
ktl Il, He dad not think the Government was to
Nllwc m thc tpattet IT the japanese nont Know
tlst auy tporc could ~ done by ANYBODY. What
has happened oncc may again. and there Is sc'ne-
thiuc leoSe Thought there was not proper IN
Slccton ~ Immigrants We had not clear no
ord ip that. \ Rpyal Commission Is the prupcr
thiu. to drd With the matter. Resolution PASSED,
The v,c' president, having called over number
ot sehicctS iacludinS "LSeot," Machinery,
"lcglSiati01," "Reciprccity, Transportation
and " Manufacture Ut Sugar" without obtaining
JS,a> M asked the rx pcrtence Of planters. present,
With railways as compared with N,het means OF
transportation.
Mr., Davies considered the question Depended
upor the nStuTr 81 the country. AZ hanakns anu
htUbtass a $ tvcl rGAEc Is used and the cane Is
well handled, Much uorc economically than ever
tct1r.
Af, lNttdniu hRd n$ mnch cNiSttsncS niulSus
tlA2sl, tag question one ot Euaee, Thought tha1
tsliu.sy the CHEAPEST means Of transportation
phcyg oiuut-y would admit OF plain sailing.
w. Tuna stated hr had had considerable e1rNe-
VsuCUoc with RAILROAD during past wears, Was
% Ftvoy ~ narrow sussc, easier 10 turn curves
10 trouble ~ lAs ia held aud St,ll strong enough
On DO heavy CtrttpC,
A raroy entitled Cultivation Of Sugar Supplied
ty Ny, J. NArvttn was rad and during the rad
ing /. became patent that the title was nSiionier
"NsnEEac4urc Of Rauu'' being the CORRECT title.
The pusiucSiun was laid on the table. A paper ON
"lNao Cultivation by Mr., 4 NJ. Walsh, was read
bY the Secretary and On motion was ordered to ee
pgiuyg3 IN the FisztFrs NastAiy.
HSsSlpsNr :. y, Dole then read the names ol the
EyaJlvrUeu comprising the standing committees
to- the ensuing year, As follows;
tsbog-M, r. Rtiley, T. VI. Walsh, J. X. Smith,
L. L, hind. :. L. Austin.
CuluNa;tou-G. IL. Dole, c, Keeling, A. LidEsaie,
". n. GckRgd. q. \. Wilcox.
M1cktucry-JamVS ksutnu, {. II. Hart, +. II.
Davies. w. y. Horuer, J. Ross
lcSt>latiou-l. Il. Athcrsun. l. 4. Thursiru +.
Il, Walker, W. L. Castle, u. Il. Hitchcock.
RccprcciN L. c, Jones. 4. A. Schasfer, ", W.
Hail. {, Il, Bishop Il. hslsteNd,
IrNUSpovtstgoa-R. A. MSode, Jr., J. NJ. Hornur,
j. \, Wright, ChaS- Motley, q. Il Dole
NIuutEuEuru al SUGAR. N lillgRtR, JRk- Mans
do1. l. 4. bCuHu1y, a hanRrGorr. a DEuinT,
lsYo SlCck-j. II. faiJ. D. Is Spaidinr. 4. 5.
WILCOX. A. Drricr s., +. Dillingham;.
Eorestry-H. NJ. Whitney, f. q. Hitchcock, G. X.
Bishop, J, Alexander. ". Il. Purvis-
Fertilizers and SEED Cane II, 2. Baldwin, L, c.
Elut. +, Il. Riey, Il. Halstsad, Faie.
Varieties " Caue-A, II. STuith. L. q. Hitchcock,
". Il. Puvyis, q. {. Williams, G. +. Holmes.
SEatist.cs~-R +, Dillingham;, W. +. Allen, c. 5.
hguaersCy. Il. ". Mist. {. NJ. Cooke.
FrCJ Culture-E. Lycsn. Jonathan Austin. O.
hoSl.Il- ". 7. \. Brewer, l. Bailey.
Adjournment was now had until 10 am. next
DAY.
Fourth Day, October Il.
Ia closing session q the Planters convention
CON. sDcgU this morning the roll being called,
- ..u { members present NJ 1855. Vice president
Baldwin, IN the chair
Minutes Of the previous meeting were read and
approved.
On motion tue Committee appointed TO inYesti-
gale the workings Of the RAmie machine, and who
Ind Gls vet reported, were instructed 10 forward
the report when Completed to the PitEiyrs NastAiy
Wee president Baldwin suggested the adVtsihi-
iE.v o.; tLc trustees IuquiEinE into the circular
Ial,,. issued by the Bound OF Immigration.
Secretary ThurSton Rad the correspondence that
LIi passed between the Trustees and the President
%; Tue b21rd, On the subject,
Ga motion It vas ordered that the Trustees be
Instructed to draw up new form of contract for
laH1gsrs 10 he approved by the planters
H'G. Ii, VI, Whitney now introduced L. ) Con
sui General ]. Il. Putnam who after a few intro
Glc.1ry remarks presented and read the following
lattgs and lISI OF questions psupounded by the
BursE1 Of Agriculture Of the United States
HoSoLULC, HAwAIIAS ISLANDS, Oct. II, 1855.
VI Ear t'IHisss' LltJr 1si Sspply CoH,plHy;
GENEEannNs-l have been instructed by the Gov
cgLucat | represent TO furnish its Department Of
NlE1 with CsgiaIa statistical information which ii Is
intended to incorporate in TOluminOuS exhibit of
the conditions Of agriculture and manufactures
throughout the world with the relation of labor to
lrllIcttll. Is It Will be necessary to rely upon
information received from those practically &C
gutiuiGd with the ftcJs, take the liberty to
quest -EIE ylUr Association. through COMMITTEES
selected ilg dg purpose. will, al early date
possible. furnish with answers TO the questions
uae.assI-
The Close relations e1Jstin. between the sugar
Fzal-csss GA these Islands and the United States,
aLl make these statistics. and their comparison
aI-L the stEuS ami Gust Of production elsewhere,
-lsEs OF usc1lBT interest 10 the planters and Gun
suEcrs throughout the world. l have the honor to
D. gentlemen. y1ur obeiIsut servant.
J. h PUrSIM.
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