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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

Emma GaEE--E-- SINE pecGlILritIzs Of the
sstull-11 t-1----t tl the front BY the ballot box
ars Eurt1y ut Eu6z- That the opposition have the
best men I1 the house none VII dispute The
array II 1a1-es 1E LhzrsflC- Dole. Castle. Dr.
i-ht- BccE-- Dlcizy- kL-El- Eachzne. P1ehaole
and hlull gr1rllT the Ell.z lI-t 1f those elected
"a the tTl-sru1eu- ticket "a every respect except
-lI- OF F--IE- Ez1-l-- L-=E REPRESENT more FRO
uer-v. have better edErtl1u and their acton vii
EL7z more respects They l-z III independent Of
any sed1crIll5 which could be held cut 20 them by
the cabinet We cu111sE-iy lock forward to them
hlTI-- Ezfchf1l care Of the interests Of the peo-
elected
Thas J. % Clz-lr and Henry Wats-ho1se. men
respected by b0th natives sad foreigners II the
capital Cf the kIE--1Il-. -Lu1ld o1tLIl buE half
tue u1uher nf votes Clzt for szeh as Eayseldeu
Z Co. Is III l-cU1ly 10 say the IsIst- The Va
VAIN ard EI4cllcCca should have been aeatsu By
kag.1kul and Pzh-a In a district where the two
Former ara residents of long SANDING and ueu
th1ruc-tly respected by the people and the latter
are bear the opposite CdarI=ter l. another auuuo-
~. EzE1r SAYS tEst tttsir i ll-h authority for
t-s uplnlol that the people VIII -ziz their poI1t
10 mater -llcE ca--y prctigl1IlHres u the Horze
ard hls uruulsa having been held qu= 10 some I--
d-1tizl plr1=s caused them % take action II the
elections and assist u returning s1-e Of the Gov
zru1-G1t cl1dI1lte- 50 tlFt thsLr BODY would not
b. tlg rzlaL IL laUi IS sl I1 ls3s as Il IN taeir
zali l-zy had 1vsr r11 tEaIr estimate au1 can z1E
rgr-t zt Iel=lre With the exception that the pro
rertv l5llErs Ea7g r-presentIti1n N tie eIcsss
cf that talents Cf the opposition members
rsNzIll-= however have L-eIr peculIlrTty ~
th-r although sols o. tEeu are wiling to Accept
2 --lle tr -asIr votes These sane parties would
be the Ers o. b=ls1or the heads OF Representations
ul1 would b. Wiling o. pass a BInk Charter Act
as Fas List lltrodacsi- o. do any dirty work Of
tE1s kid
No ulatts- shat the rzs1lt Of the ballot box nor
tie On ard promises ard money that 5zas used %
stzH IT. tLarE Is n the hearts Of the people an
idea 05 ri-1t thar VII u1t lie dormant Ehen their
r-Ets lre leIl- t-llplad On o.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16
The Worlds Sugar in 1856.

On the 2Tth We gave an extended review Of the
Sugar trade OF the United States for 1855, based
mainly on the hgures Of the Shipping and Com
u1ercial List and New York Price Current We
nov Eiye, chiefly from the s1me source, some
figures relative to the probable yield OF Sugar
tlr1Ggbou5 the world during the year 1856. The
Sugar wear Of course Is not the same IN all eouu-
tries, brt there Is not enough difference II the sea
sous TO materially AFFECT the aggregate out turn.
The fabrication Of the Beet crop Of Europe, which
forms about onehalf Of the total Sugar product of
the world, WAS commenced some few weeks 20.
The same L also true Of the Cuban crop, which Is
the largest producer of Cane II the world supply
lnS nearly one-thlrd Of ths aggregate Weld from
that source. The first consisnmeuts OF the Cuban
crop Of lsS5-c6 have already been placed on the
New York market.
I1e figures relating to the Beet crop Of Europe
are those OF u. LIGHT, = recognized authority on
the subject The actual outtdrn for the season of
l>tc5 was -+5ccc tons, the llrgsst IN the history
OF this industry The crop nov in course Of fabFl-
cation VI LIGHT estimates at 1OI5oO tons, or no.,
- tons less than last year. As showing that VI.
LIGHT has not understated the product, we may cite
the estimate Of the SOurual des HaIes which gives
the ootl az $4,000, or 5I5SS tons less than last
ygr- 1ha principal discrepancy between these
tWD authorities l. IN Russia and Poland. NJ LIGHT
credits these countries with product of 5a5OOC
cons, while the Journal des Hallss names 4JOOOC
tons. In lSS+-s5, Russia and Poland produced
0uly se AZ TONS, and this probably the largest
II their history, as the total for IS-S4 was only
5lo,T7g tons in 1SSl-S2. The largest deficiency Is
IN Germany and Austria
The Cuban crop last year exceeded the estimate
made II the early part of the season. According
to the carefully compiled statement Of HidalgO &
Co, Ot Havana. after the crop had been marketed
the yield vas given at 81, III tons. This Is the
largest crop II Cuban IN SIX years. The outlook
for The crup now going through the mills Is quite
promising, and predictions place the yield at So
OuO to 10000 tons Should the crop this year yield
10000 tons 1t viii be the larEsst crop since 1875
and viii 60 Tar toward making up any deficiencies
II other cane producIng districts, but cannot OF
course overcome the deficiency II the beet crop OF
EE-ope.
The crop IN the British West indies Is estimated
nc 1000 tons less than last year The other Wes;
indies will produce more than last year. In 1855
81, Brazil pu1dGcsd 5000 tons, while last veal
tue VEL was 1000 tons, and this year II viii not
be over 1sOd1C. The Philippine Islands viii Do
better than last year, and China and Japan about
The same The Java and HauritiGs crops Eill be
less The Hawaiian Islands crop Is given at 5000
tons. The Louisiana crop Is expected 10 reach
-1l,lu0 EhdS- The actual crop for ISSi-S5 II the
leading sugar countries Of the world, with esti-
mates for ISS5-S6 are annexed:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16
AYERS PILLS,
BISHOP & CO.'S
Savings Bank
The Undersigned will Receive Money at
their Savings Bank upon the
FnIInHInn Ierms

On s1zas q FiTe Hundrsd Dollars % unssr from oas
Psoa- they viii pay Interest t5e rate % Fre Per
cea per 1al. from date Of re-ept ou al szms that
sal have = EaiHed On dePosit three month"; have
becn o. dep osit Ihrgc ouths 70 the tine o. making
Up the yrzrg asoouEts- s faterc-t vii gHtsd
On frae-ioa o. Dailzrs f1E factions Of u.1uth-
70 iute-est VIII b. allowed Or Money vithdrzTn
within ibr ee n0uths issz date u deposit
Thirty lags nosice met Be- given a the Balk Ct an
intention to vfthdraF say oasT7 aal The De7oltors >
Rlss-oooI- Hiast b pra1zeed a the zane iime-
80 mo-sJ viii , paid except up0n the Draft q The
DsPosito-- aeeomp11iei b The pro5er Plss-5ook
On the Erst day u sePtenlbcr q each year the az
counts viii bsade up- aad intssest al sans that
sh1lI hare rsusiued deposit three monihs more
AID unpaid. will b. credited 70 fheirosisrs- and from
tazf da;e form plrt % ihe priucI9al.
szns * no.s taau siVe HIadrei Dollars vii =
r-cefyef- szhiect % sDscial agreement
Tse Rzak vii b. oDez s7ssy day IL tss week except
no IN "a BISHOP co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

E1rrDE GlrE--E--I- good many instances II
these Ls-Ll-s. rs e-ssEEzre- after the report Of
5-Igy comes the reason for L Ike this. ''ths man
bad been GrIEki1Z heavily OF the mar vas
drunk lie mischief u2c nay do himself or
mother ECier s1ch cs-CGustEnces Il direct dam
ace from the Use Of E1Cgr, and Que every one nav
See l-G Sons q tEz c1-ss = likely 70 fall uc
the man Glo drank the lg1qr- II It could all fall
% HIM and remain lEsrs CCs would have less
reason -1 complain. Il does not make Euuor
Elre rIrlL bacl-se Z i licensed. bet makes its
use more common. and TIE government an alder
and E5a51-- n III tlLr follows is Use. Free liquor
hrs ls=1 nothing lCt an eTL and damage % this
zLrll- E1 the lLEz election there we're two potent
Influences IN the hands Of uuprincipled uler
which seen ID llEe bee1 used without stint and
these were --tlul1Irl1r for those N any Office
E1EsTe- s1L-. and free liquor for whoever
would 1lEa r. Fortunately the uuubsr Of Of
rces the I-ErE-g EI=a-lLu voter cIu III : irru-
Ilsr- and tins I-EZaCce Of IutIuIiltioa cannot
r-lGE beyond the number 1s oEices bot the in
E-Ezca gt free liquor may be lIzlfted Only by the
C1E5e- u voters. witness after witness could De
called 70 show 1EEt no Ure thing Eas % potent IN
securing victory f1r ths national party. a they
call Themselves. as LqE0r-lIqG0r Used freely and
for t-s very end 1f scoring votes. The iuig1ity
Of IT.
The IlE-1- -Iz ls Iss3. pCt into the hands Of u
rrlEclp-5C men with lCfEancss which they have
zlt been >lG- b Use II this last political can
1ai-g. bet one which No rl-ht-uiudsd man cozid
t0c1l- ard The reszL5 l. what ze see. A ccuinE
session Of lezIsla-ura n the majority OF whose
members no one en- have c1utdzuc=- Those
wl0 voted for free Liquor bu5lfzd even worse than
they knew There Is the worst to be feared. For
tu-Ere.y I- this direction the country has no
cre,1-z aud tEar= Is No feI- Of large loan being
L1Its1, 5E- GttEr tlllCI1- laws uiIy be passed
Ehict VII le against tie material interests OF
voters and tEZ-pagCrs, and Ehich may fairly be
ll1G- Il Il1l-=cs damage, % ll1Egr. The l111r-
led VOTERS have elected men like themselves. and
can We hope tEl- EgEDC EiI be auy less IN
-1gutEI N the legislative LllI than Il was found
% Dc ID election lEazs- ll has been made free 20
an E-C have tEs wEsrgvItu8I to b1T t. and the
ltE l--I-s- furnishing Is 70 H1zaiia1s repealed
and Te are rslpI-- the result 1f that nov
Ills = nos tbs 1piE-Ju Il fI1Elics- Every .ocs
E-s dare -lTa al honest 1pi1i0u must say that
Llg-1- LEd lE-Iz15iLtCu carried sha last election
And II the coming lsCislztzrR shall license opium
and PASS N act lz-3LiZl1- the lottery, and laws
ceuErlzluE power yet more thIu At present. there
i IT, one thing b which al this d..ula-e can be
Be- lId as l1 can be iLld % liquor. The bars
have been pEl c0Eu and Al evil admitted which
VII always Dc Used against Its Own reform, and
% help TIE admission CT other evils.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

TEEEE can be no doubt that the conh
uau OF affairs IN England Is critical Some
~ the widest Of proposals are sHoat. and
aro helng seriously considered BY great
uo.itcal thinkers. One Of the most strik-
ing u these proposals. quoted BY AIr. &.
" Smaliev n the New York Tri5zas. and
one which Mr. L 1abOGcherp and other prom
Iusut Radicals support. Is % have SIX Leg
islatUrc> Z imperial dealing with army,
uEvF, wur. Foreign Relations and any
r-1tter whirh i Is deemed desirable 10 re
serve e. it . English 8 Welsh I.
Scotch , Ir-l with the exception os
Ulster. G. Cls-er A. NJ. Smalley Justly
remarks, thus /, arguing the Home RUle
idea CO q rc.iE-sig -f Eisa-,iE1l
As 10 the real motive for Home Rule the
same writer seems to sgree with Lord
CCwper. TIE Irish agitation l. GgTSriEn
and not political The whole matter Is q
question Of rent Lord Cowper points out
that Mr. Butt. Home Rulsr, and who IN
vented the phrase Home Rule never
could --es hold q the people Of ireland.
and thar Mr Pgrnsll woald have failed
likewise had be not appealed 70 their
pockets. Investigating On his own BE-
hale AIr SuzIley has interviewed o nun
de- Of T-i>h landlords. he says:
q bare 1sss Is Hzaabsr pg I-isa IL-dI5-ds within
..s .ls- f-z seeks There testimony WI have -
weight =r-- tlI=e wEc think ulE u-s- a
r5-lliz bg-l-sa be cEus iluj- Eu opIul1u not e.
tal1a. z1.vsrsl lu Au1zciclL l'cs uf tEsE -
bees r-Ist lle-. rr bis ss-tuts. h=lsflr-Cr 60
.ra cf-r.= ID. rl.-l be lived Ea Is u11zr 4 ~
91-u ei l9l-a- 1l sle a-- 81 b. ve-s to eZscsss .
f1z 1--l tlLa aE H.s o5-nrr vgs refusal Ct
tz-tl reflections ct -ea-, and l9 rslt has been
al
tla -s-t nni-t -l1gla have ben boat $500 Ee
act1llg received S1lL a tElrL appears 70 the
papers r1u-5I tl=- sSa-llo- suu -eczlye1. 80.
rnerl a-E -l1re- 1z- t-csc Iil perhaps Do t1-
szupizS
We quote from Mr. SuzIley as be Il an
uubi-sed man. an American with 3 thor
oa-h knowlei-e cf all that Is gong or IL
England. and whose leanInEs are distinctly y
o. tie Liberal Party.
These facts 70 to show that Il Lord
C1wper r. lot absolutely night II his views
on tie mann spring Of Home Rule. be Is
not far ont Violent Constitutional
changes which come suddenly upon q
country are apt 90 do d much harm as tie
evils which they profess 90 redress. IOe
Brlsn Constitution Is the growth ut q
th1r=lui wears. That there are things IN
it winch require alteration no one can
DENY. but that there are things which are
mos valuable safeguards OF liberty Is also
an luce1-ruvar-i fast. To sweep away
% one stroke ~ the pen the Elrs u q
( JL1u-l-li years, and substitute for 1t. the
plans 1f Mr. LahIlcEare and his follow
I I1- would De ul1-i-esss for a. best his pro
pl>aLs Gre only lu the shape Of ezpeu
me1t> Yet such proposals VIII occupy
I the attention Of the new Liberal Govern
( meut m England
T. adjust the rights and wroIEs of tie
I ease WI indeed Dc q hard matter. and i
Z Great Britain gets out Jf it without serious
/ blocisLed Il VII bs q triumph gt LeS-sla
I tive ability.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16
News From Japan.
Per Str. City efPskia. p.... to Feb. ans


The 1apaaess rnan-of.war Tssls5I-lltu has been
cgdered to proceed to Australia On the esh proximo
on training trip Of cadets,
rhs koze0n Government has prohibited the e1-
ortatioa Of rcs owing 10 its scarcity in the eoun-
Applicants for emigration to Haxaii from all
quarters are said nov TO exceed 1000 IN number.
bat the authorities concerned have decided for
reasons unknown not 10 allow persons living in
the vicinity OF Tokyo and Yokohama TO emigrate.
Trade generally IN Yokohama Is not active. In
cotton yarns. not much is doing. In raw cotton,
tue price has fallen about or ) per cent. The
tea trade IS not active OF all. little being hand
Sugar has arrived. bet prices are not cood. The
day before yesterday, the japanese merchants
IiAds purchases TO the amount Of S29,2tS.
The sugar trade in Yokohama is dull. aud cla-
sequeutly the price has fallsn It Is said that tao
steamers have left from Annoy with new FormosSn
sugar, which has made the b1sineSs Inactive
hsrusine IS duh, price SlSO- No change in cotton
warns In tea, $50 ,ctEfisS were sold On the a6lh
instant. Ihers are not many transactions IN
woven goods. purchases on the 18th instant. bY
japanese merchants amounted to So
H. /. Il Upon Aris1Gsvo T1kahito-RO-u uiiya
died on the 24th ultimo; notification No. I from
she Household Department directed that the Court
would observe mourning Tor hve days, that thers
must be 4 cessation Of theatrical performances,
dancing, and singing for three DAYS, and also or
the day Of the funeral. which has been notified
WI t1he ELice on tne -Stn ffSElnt dt the 1OFuS-
hyrnE gOri- his Imperial Highness had been i'll
for some time, We hoped, however. that be would
so1u recover, but he slept 70 awake uiore IN the
Itth year OF his age.
As usual, 1T this time OF year, after prolonged
sp5u Of dry and cold weather, small po1 is prevail
eEt- There are already two cases IN the coniagi-
Gus diseases yard OF the General Hospital. and
more may be expected We have not vet heart
whit steps the local authorities are taking to iso-
[ late patients bGE vaccination Is being actively
I prosecuted II a precautionary measure; upwards
l OK 1000 persons having been vaecinated within
/ ,he past few days, and the yaccinators continue
their work eopious fall Of rain, i heavy ons
/ of s1ow, would prove OF service In checking the
spread of the disease, and IN all probability viii
/ not be much logger delayed, since daring Feb
/ rulry ard March there is more downfall usually
] experienced thKR IN the other months Of winter.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16
English and European.

LoSD0S. jan g9.-TEe Queen has asserted thg
resignation OF Lord Salisbury and his Cabinet
and has summoned Gladstone for consultation
Previous 20 Ar- Gladstone being summoned It vas
reported that the t1eel EzsIlEtEi between the e.
Premier and Lord HARRINGTON and had crf=red
the Ministers not % s1rrander tlsi- seals Il otce
New FUHE- Jan 29--TEe Pl5t's London special
says The outlook Is -r1EIl.- brighter / ceutri-
petal flrce Is pattL- the Liberal uarsy together.
lha-11eriaI1 has c1ulplztziy c1E-a round and VII
be II the Cabinet and slppo-i shEtsTzr lIus Glad
stone tlzgs- GisszgCs Is zLEEzmelv veil sltis5ed
with al that has happsu-d-
L0SD1E- Jan. 4-.-Iha latest u-ulbgr Of tie
EiFstsFFtA Esgtsr7f contains IA article b. Arnold
Forster. Elicn has created a sensation here Ete
ErI-zr recalls rCzz irlsduel were at the bottom Of
the Molly Mz-1I-e conspiracy II PsruEvIvsufa.
that irlshEle1 plotted AGAINST officials z-d Chi
Ease u -al trIuclscu= tLas the I1m1lav -Tur
Eas largely .auunrtsf by I-55l-- -ueri--r-s ---i
the Boston pul-c. were tlmperslI -i.h G- T-IsE
pOlIt-cllus % thlt CITY Ena h1ss8rr 1f t5s arIl
SHOWS be says. that tie I-isE engr-l in -y1=ui--
aciss EGeesveE they nay BE- ard b. advises fr4-
the English Ggveruule1t exercise Errar=ss ia h.
-rsitl1eUt Il Ireland 0thErEise a rsc1uGr=s q
ttJt COUNTRY xii be necessary
BEzLCE, Jan 73.-Ia the Pruzsila Laa.i,z- To-
day d1rIuz discussion on the spin E111pofv
bill Prince BtzlnlEcs declared thst Il .ll= spI-I
n1lu1pols vas refused TIE tTl7erun--nt TJuii La
forced 70 impose IN enormous licsazs un1u 1ss!-
ers- Referring - LIs remarks rsllti-e rJ the
ReiclstI- u tEs E-LuEtaz Vesterizy. n dsc--i-,-
l41 q --,4ol OF LLe E4t=-- lE Q4ei red LLzt flA
G1ver1ueut did rot intend =lthsr o e1no fsftt or
the dis-oiuti-l Of the Reichssag-
LoSDas. Jan e9--Ehe of5ciaI io1-rzI Of tEs1s
denies that the lttis1ds of the Greek Czbfu=t Ia
cha1-zd- Lard Salisbury has i1strEcsed Admiral
Hay. commander q the Ela.ist iTs.if-e-rsz.fr.
sqzacE1l- to sl-pioE fssaa against the Greeks
wherever the attack fGrksr
-. PE-EasHUzF- Jaa- e9--P0iIes auzhoritie..
having asseEtzins'i t-at uihilis- plat zl= being
formed made 4 d=scaut today apou tGa had
quarters Of the eJlsgirasous and arrested -rs--7-
thrse persuns-
DrzLIS, AZ -,--L9-1 Cz-uzrr1u- e--V5ser57
o. irsiia1 Ef- Du1ii1 Czz-ls today, z-csulpsaisf
q as slis- f1- iheir nor-c u E1-ilzi. TEs rs-
tlrinZ Ieef7g vas followed = the railway ssatila
y euoEEno1s croEs, al-d lis route AZ shs zzg -
h1nesto=u- where he took The fairy f8r Hollvhellf
saz l-ned zI-a pe1pis llzi5-s II WINS hls g.
partE-= he Ezs cEsersd almost cs51tir1alIy frsrl
the tue he eft Du5l- Castle unsiI be 1euar-sI
from the lrisl cg1ss. and the eushasi1sai II NJ.
PoIulacE vas pheroreuzI
oiA las been brought IL tie French Clar7He-
q Depths 70 trE forsi-a For11zeu- and sno,f5.-
bill 70 e1ciz1s thea from enpiogE.ra- aulle- tlss
eoutrzets-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

EDrz1z GazErrE--I WISH to cal the attention OF
tie proper aiIt-orItIss- through your paper . Eha-
JEIuz . an imposition 0- the natives Of the Ma
kaEao lIstrzcr- lie tzx collector II tiis district
vas also candidate for legislative houurs- He
vas sf=a.gd- Ce--I1 natITes lad pad thsir taxes
N tEat WIS ceuallei OF them had obtained
tLeIr recsIlss therzfor and voted for the Opposi-
ton Now. By law think the tax Collector IS sup
posed u close Eis tax boozs and send then 90 tie
Minister u EL1z1ce- let, here On the Elth day 0f
tsbrllry. p,lilceL1zl CONES With lLst OF delIu-
gzsl1s- and tels these men tkzr they m1st, not
cElg pay eertzi- szz1 tzzes- hut als1 three
unars II ADDITION a. cuscs Of Court: ard az least
II one I1sta1ce tbs vas r1ii although TIE native
lad raIl al that WIS demanded frorn him n the
l-sz rzce and Ind voted Thsrs Il Certainly great
wrur- beng done % these natives and the arthor-
iiles shouid iuT=sugzte T. CWE-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16
The Election.

-51- IA - ~ s----glss hard and sore,
Wcl-d tleg a--e lq- So 1-s1s-ro1s t'o and more,
Bat RAID --g-h 1lf-e- me % say
The i-lereulars ticket lost the Gay.
De-. champ .1u.s Tere Is hens brzvu. and use,
Th-.r wll1CE- b a slE.1 -lL- would havg flseL
AL 1ns--. -eieueu-s illg a mass
UF u1s1 c1zc-lc fl-I--e5 l11 tle bass
C1u5sl'l with -1.L Ea1- -ll 1t tgller side
Errr l1nl q. ue-r>.- 11-i i1LEd the rarc
% v-t1ry decisive f5r thQ-s uh1
AlHu bow Or use ta1-l--c -c1le-Ccuieil TOO.
As least tll-'s El1s ls .zl-- L may be true
" nav nos l-- -l1 UvI-lt % ev'ueucr
tl-u MANY --a----s tr1l-1s e1t-ilsl> tas sense
Thas - deny d u1zi5 BE- 1aical-
u vain -ll llse would STRIVE % mention al
fE opposing tc--e--lll vac met fall
Q-u-t sa-r-7-l lls hard earn q post % cIai1i
And take q alr- 'l t-1l-u deeds % fame.
Ard o. 1g--=ri-T hand drEr bis r1uc-
E.-s la lle --l1Z l-g.1c. sl1-I ug1c q fea
lt r-1sa great men. ana note thslr derri1- Dc.
llE AS -z---r lsr1 ggg as place
And thst mere hen1-'i slil fair In the race
EI-sl -a zut Henry lls bg Fred C'e-rar1wn
aud ac- % Dr9ttls hz1I went down;
A.-E ~ 1cltra-- VIE lls lca-i extends.
Aud best " POI vii furnish sgr hl> friends
-ls Fl-s crillr and bold drareier.
Nhg lI LgTIllIs-ee slr1e one former wear
AaL So ast1E5slsd all his friends and tcc-
Ard 81 lr'rlar'E l. uEsl trua1 blows.
fl-sr one side. Elec -le 1.-cr. Cd 10 az last
re el-Is rF BE- cCrsl.la-'t rt-her f1st
Aud Ily'd Aas -4-l> so lUce-is1tly vel.
Thlt - pro 1--1eEH IL her SIDE befsl
AI-lcE-l la s-l-sg = join { tn ll-1Gsil- side
s-- 7'-7-' lle Ll--1E ll.E-la1t beside,
lie rl1ll with t1sEl--gW1l-- TINS the seeds
@. f-rl-e t-r1-s- EI--a rs lucrative.
IT'D rs1-a Who waEU lE g1ire, and cu-ld give
t11E rag.-- -altr-cts eleE successive year
To al 1lf III 1elEl =l ana pa-ficl az
rL--e rTers che -lanz Izd man rhl- cong u=r d Jos
Too happy HEuall lr hare e 90.
on rls same side gEIgr-gIs EalulIT
lr lEl- r-1salrl- E---s E-r-g sweet tLIn COW
Ike sam pan. -lgu.-1-rs EEis u1rg uamc
B. l1r-r -f noise ---.IH ka1g=1E g-srcIue
Eg- r1 Elssg up tTr tl.s stout >lulr1r- rCsc
Aud ss r--11-sr11lt overthrow h foes
- Ul-s- -l7 -1--g ElE-s1 the fzrCE fight
n lll t1r-GEa rlrgrE-- III. shades Of ui-hr
An end -l- rr az Els--is shouts AID screazls.
Az che same zlll--1g Ill.1pg11zlr dreams.
Twas -r--- that On aud g1lt had won The iErs
Az. ll1l b Independents u1r q ray
Df lU1s -Tr-LfG 'l-Elr s-r Do EEav-l bad ELsLr say
Zach .e.E IEl done his GIry and looked -aT.
The e1a la-.I-- WL-- counting E1 their ElIns
I.. nos rE-z-l -Ls arms they Esec us Stains
OF a5E- fair fame lIs --1rr-t tn their guile
Ana enc E1lrl--t -alII larllrcl n tE-s style
--Ul ny -gcd friends did 1sE tel yu1 50
-t. arms 1-a ta-r .- war elections too
tHl have nos Dell 7sa- u--l uF urble ch lus
E-E q t rr-.ss o EI11E1-s1 wcGid drums
sl1-l-r EI--l s1-T-r--lGr ven nav an BET
ElL- HrTlItrH .T1r1E-L- u E.J-t.
n ne were .ls 1ul=-l-ass and god and gin
MAS lE ped gErt .17Tgrs 30 80 surely WIN "
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-16

kEc-rEucrTT Is vial matter 70 these
Islands. Without It they might as well
shut mp their mills and discharge their
laborgrs- Without ouT planters the Ha-
vauau Government might Just as wel
shut ur shop. The whole country Is sup
ported but BY one md lstry. sugar
The Governments organ. writing In tie
interests Of 2 monopoly, has done it ut
most Oh iuIura The treaty. But the couL-
try Is no lou-Cr- c0mrercIG. Ly. under TIE
influence Of o monopoly whatever i may
10 politically. for d time tuSt as Its LIar
chants and sugar facto-- h1va thrown Of
the yoke. and have gone boldly forward
and established ccuntur refinery. 50 In
time VIII come tn reaction In our political
situation Il Is Outrageous shat our ma
teriai hopes should have bcan So injured
1r attempted to be injured, BY tho fals
eisgs statements 81 . psusr which ought
% be- supporting them
such writing as appears ID the fr---
-lzaalc-ir' Ifrl-ls-r- ls not y v1rauted BY
facts That PAPER has stated that DIS
criuiuztiou has been made here IN favor
uf British bottoms. - against American
We deny that premise. No dIscrIuIna
tiCn has been used The treaty has en-
aided American steamers Go b. blilL both
large aud small Philadelpbia has felt the
benefit Of the treaty. but more especially y
has the whole PacIf, Coast. Or trade
has benefited. net only the merchants IL
San Francisco. but the farmers, both 0f
California and Oregua- Haven Is o large
consumer. and her supplies have 20 cone
frum the Coast We raise here next %
nothing for our own couslnlutio1- Even
the sugar we use Is Imported back from
san Francisco