The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-08-14
IurrrlL IMPORTANCE OF SMALL
nm HOLDINGS FOR THE
HlWAIIAN ISLANDS.

More the Social Science Associa-
ton.
:ria conditions OF the Hawaiian
TitT furnish some difficult politi-
inns, the solution Of which will
! later be required as an obvious
to the continued administra-
ogernment.
alton is mainly composed of five
.neOuS races-the aboriginal,
azOn, Chinese, Japanese and
,sse; and from the signs of the
his status-a community made
mes so disSimilar that they will
slIy amalgamate-is to be our
rendition for an indefinite time
slhtunate for the body polite that
EeSaxon element, with its pre-
ID for representative government,
nd has held the preponderating
DC in public affairs. But the pres
slnsHsitiOn period in which the
Fen supported by voters of the
ial race, largely led by Anglo
influence, is modified, and the
aiaachiSe is open ID all residents,
hs Chinese and Japanese. This
! gives the ballot to a large num-
1 Portuguese, which number will
annually increased by the growing
aalumerOus children of this pro-
nee, Diplomatic pressure from
lgsther with our agricultural de-
1e upon Japanese immigration,
n give Japanese residents the bal
aief some restrictions, and it may
y regarded, by-and-by, as better
Gd to afford the same privilege to
residents who have had the
o. common school education.
haasnce Of our broad and vigor-
!'En Of state education, is and
NEard the homogeneity of these
races; but it may be doubted if
aaasace will be a sufficient cause
hdical results in this direction
ag u9e to come. In the mean
" social growth and movement is
~ own course. Plantation work
g3lar, In some localities deserved
~ laere is a constant accretion
!. p'pOlatlOn from plantation COM
ia. lsallr9 Of the population of our
En- Me ,.S OF Honolulu, if not a
s ,'n cement e now, is likely to be-
y this class increases and the
- =! Tue wages to the individual
ssp0ndlngly diminished.
!. - :. purposes of this paper / need
.n = - The achievements that such
IssI a ~ would tend to furnish to the
IN slases or the danger Of ths init
s,s6 E@lpeflSm in our islands from
81 s y ,t out | wish to call your at
ebvS' ne danger the state will
a6 i \. pr, presence of a large body of
5 b eo ~ owns, who are living in a
,ma1llIlon, unsettled for want of
5pIIoiyment and a stable tenure
i ~ ;slu'ngs, unconservative for
! ssaL Investment in law and order.
ssSa I, mat is, a money interest in
d rbss sace Of law and order, and
dsaSs..fs reasons and others like
IN NE against society and Its its
aanoD' reg equations. Such a class
NryESo.n' o. out its members have
~ s5s !. the ballot as thew have he We
"a that \ S a matter of common ex.
tdsv' fo' Where they have the
bon it urn a political element
nanp,Um;lllf!r Irresponsible and some.
he attain D,,c Character is an obsta.
gity and lI!1 and maintenance
Is, ssO'ernment. W "0niinls'
slss5 Numbers Of disoonton.o, ),
eqatrVvu &c 70 the sugar plantation plantations
aat6srn n Or counterfeit the the
= hen ' ! % strengthen it, ' INC
'sadOD . f Tue }, remedy or rathe,
ag il iO Or the evil is as vet II
aS to Vbi comparison with the
Uu dnlfh it will attain, if it I'll !,
which U;5S there are man
g Of ednessesif, but the conserva
atly ielt h. and religion will
atae otb S " many Of tits class s.
eonbipeasa existing conservi pn
d otb timed, will still, as in 't tb'
SsS Meet the Communities, be in
J S place y pan which will tend
s'sea' BY Soi 1dfir unhealthy Typo POI
Nlutio5eef :; it it would 90 2 0t tas e 8
III = sceonUSIisab9id perhaps tn
use Who o;,1esseSC lGsef t