The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-09-11
j. Banking BilI-No. Fl.

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c,roR, Nations are said to
H. agriculture, manufacture,
ni commerce flourish, when
Elements and railroad cOnstruc-
d, when willing laborers are
and work for all to do, when
lrely and profitable and general
are enjoyed oy all its people;
lion fourishes and rapidly in
wealth and its people enjoy
II Of life, as, when there is
he hands Of man there will be
A, teeth. When there is re-
h employment for all there
rad, clothing, earthly comforts
rease Of national and individ-
d. It's a great blessing to be
lfmes to buy the comforts of
xectable employment. En-
Feds, clothes and instructs.
stTe employment produces, in
.iss, prosperity, content and
Us.
as, from the above facts, that
diligently applied produces
be necessities and luxuries
Let me ask then, why
Ill Industrious and enter
enjoy the comforts of life,
md be content, cheerful and
answer, under our civilization
EAion Of all prosperity, the life
business and production i;
Money is first, and labor thai
al wealth is second. 1t il
money, money, the law ant
93pel8 all to pay and all to re-
aii any nation have a full sup
s'l't properly distributed. (Cal
Iplted? Consequently strug
aHering for a mere subsistence,
lnge abound
Aeoa can be said to be fully sup
va money, when money investe,
Ministries, agriculture, manufaC
1lg, ETC., yields less than 3 pc
lnum including money, Will
~ lone at interest yields over Z pc
shen such a state of things ext:
ENSURES are not fully supple
Fae!, are hampered and workin
-Aavantage, it checks busine:
JUNCTION. No prudent man wi
money to invest in a busine'
Gus MIN net less than one-half
pOmlSes to pay for its use. I'll
acentages were taken fro
L- ~ statistics Of some years ago.
S4lSIlcs Of their late census a
~9plete. l see, however, tn
nv S'les OF Iowa pay from l p
~ per cent. per annum for t
/. -' ~ and Alabama from 1 2
\, \ nper cent. What an outras
~ !, ~ unsatisfactory state OF thin
,, n.y. Oe where a man in easy C
N can get money for i I
man hard Though
81 mas 10 pay 20 per cent. or
;, a Of money are not
lucy have as much right
! s ss, Tor 0 their money as | hs
Ia, I u The fault is with the g
sSsb W permitting its people
a ,,a .et.xac!tiOns. when the exerc
T IT, duties would reli,
d, r son presume that America is
d %5ua' li that is crippled in
ansrisc. snort !! supply of money
. Samr distribution of it, VIII
s,s5ssa' l !, only comparatively pr
'ney are said to be flour
p MI ed countries demand b
pg S custom sion that all debts, tai
Na h, % q, paid in money; none
sepjtnSslll enterprises and all lal
Sog t. no manufacturing.
ag ina Hoe, no employment,
u, teIuence, schools, churc
W Money. ''i'
sgpoSss;ahcO how important is mo
&G5utsiolsse and unjust it is to |,
el@5sS 10. Of money altogethe
and 4 seeing the evil that a
@soe ' aa, making OF the mon,
hot tbss VTTernment duty.
so,t1rne Government distribr
t' b. IN Un demand as well
asss her Ter. not t. doing 50, I fina
Saq of Perlodically shake
sl9at tbaO BUSINESS y: and produ
SaasgriSDoc civilized world, cal
ooght M. beyond computin
eyia 4G y to be, and such a |
bee .d u the Government |
Sss. advocated were in wo.
ad tS5a h. and indiy Sdr al
! ! saiaed apparent P ease by VIII
shout r nd be accomplished
eg sho,.lVy