The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-08-11
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TINS Is 5 question that many people
are asking. and echo answers hack the
lSSs salaries Ii anybody can
/ give rs 5 better answer than echo We
VIII willingly publish 1t for nothing and
present the author with Premier Parser ;
/ speeches bound in WalmsS sheep. How
ever, the ministers SSe quite promp, IN
drawing their salaries. The sun never
goes down 81 the end OF the month with
this important ministerial function LETT
neglected, IN fact this part Of the pablo
work i the most successfully performed
q Slv q the public works authorized by
the lSS. Legislature. The exs-sion re-
CURED, however, II drawing ont the
drafs = apparently 50 great that mental
pruStra-ion Immediately follows, and the
poo< victims Do nor again recover
strength o. courage sufficient 20 more
than renew the struggle OF drawing their
salaries when pay 3Sy rolls around again.
So lar IS : known, ne ind that our
miniS-e--ia-ehisi Is being used Tor Cub
tongue, 70 tag around with the Queen,
thus placing himself N the not very en-
visible position with los Of attendants
and dUnkeyS, making e4reh-SpeeeheS 10
his eOCntrymen N favor o. Her Majesty
and II palliztiOn OF the Snti-HSwSiian
and nOn-prOZreSSlve attitude Of her gov
eminent Now, We submit, that If there
: any necessity for such work TO be done
N the interest q Her MsjeSty's ROYAL
progress, some cheaper official may be
employed, who could more gracefully
Snd successfully compete in praising
Seeoli-rSte school teachers, and who
could talk with greater effect than the
premier, who Is more widely known Is $
thinker than sn orator.
Ii, then, : substitute can De obtained
for the government leader for Stumping
the country N favor OF waning royalty
znd aSSinSt budding democracy and an-
nexatioa tendencies, It would be wise and
for the benefit Of all 10 make the change,
and allow the honorable gentleman ST
the head Of the administration 10 attend
70 the more important duties required or
him - the present time
The necessity for the consideration OF
questions OF vital Importance TO the vel
fare Of the coCntry demands strict atten-
ton 70 duty On the part q every member
Of the Csbsree. The last LesiS-
Iarcrs. f1reS=si1g the necessity for re-
consideration OF our treSty relations,
passed bv an zlm0st unanimous vote d
resolution directing the Cabinet 70 en-
Gs1vOr 70 extend our commercial rela-
tio1s wIsh the United States The
editor q this paper said then that there
Vas no need Tor political treaties, but the
country required 2n extension o. our CON-
merciGl treaty relations with the United
S-stsS
Nov the golden opportunity opens Up
% our embri01ic Premier 70 show MS
craftsmanship, and TO initiate foreign
policy that vii restore Joy 70 the capital
ISt, eCutentment 70 the agrieUltuEist and
grazier, and hope 10 the mechanic,
la1o-er and people throughout the
country What Hawaii needs Is full
reciprocity with the United States. We
want all our products 10 be admitted
duty free into the United States, as
nearly everything Is now received here
iron that country
Why Is the Cabinet not attending to
this mztter2 Our Ministry seem to be
better adapted to play the role Of eour-
tiers at Her Nsiesty's Court than OF men
s1ited OF capable OF approaching their
duties Is public servants
II Hawaii Is 10 receive the benefits OF
the reciprocal exchange Of commodities
which nations are endeayoring TO make
between one another, her rulers should
arouse themselves from that lethargic
condition which they have been IN since
they took Office, and apply themselves
to the task Of opening up negotiations for
full reciprocity or free trade with the
United States.