The morning call., 1892-09-03
ing of Chinese and the smuggling Of opium,
and prompt shTift should be found for the
scOuudrels engaged in il.


The; ChInese are said to DO taking out
NATURALIZATION papers In Hawaii with an
alterior purpose. They suppose THAT once.
they are Hawaiians they may come to the
United States and take up residence and
follow an occupation as Hawaijans. 1t is
CHANGE, but by no means a certainty. The
Chinese can equally take out naturalization.
papers In Hong Kong, which: is British
colony, or In Canada, which Is another
British colony; But the day has gone by to
admit Chinese from any quarter They can
only enter the United States by smuggling.
and that sort Of traffic will not last long,: Is
it reasonable to: suppose that this country
would tolerate for an Instant the admission.
Of an Objectionable population by subterfuge
and fraud, when it has direct laws in opera
ti0n fofbddlng entrance OH any terms The:
passport to citizenship in the United States
would be very easy indeed if the scum of
the earth by naturalization devices could
defy prohibition pulicy. Those Hawaiian
Chinese may remain Hawaiians. They
mustb kept Odt;of America. : =.
The: Sanicans have strong objections
against taxatfOr,: The Government Of the
ISLANDS depends for honorable existence.
upon taxes, and "A number of. war ,.vessals
are ON the spot in. support Of iaxes.
SHOULD this ihaneuVer be successful in
ceerelng the natives a similar plan might De
tried In perSH&ttlng the Kentucky corpora
lion and It's tatltOr head, the Central Pacific.
10 recognize the:obligations TO COED govern
lfent. There area few war vessels hneHl-
pIoyed: ~ =: :.
The fact is noted by contemporary that
Observation-Disclosures has. expended: millions
in making the Tyne port. Bat Newcastle
has not done the work Or bornethe expendi-
tHre. alone. A4l:the towns down the river,
between Newcastle and :TYnenioulh, haye
cOnsrfbnted, :ald the operations have: been
Conducted Under the. control of "a 'jjiint
representative: Commission A magn iflcent
breakWater has been run out into the sea
. from Tyne na0uth; and a safe: accessibility
has been secured: TO the river: Something
ot The same k ind:mIGht have been secured
for san FRANCISCO Bay had all the cities
takeh ii hand In shaping measures, but each
city has followed ]ts own plans; a
+ ills. interesting and gratifying as well to
find any one with an opinion to express
saying that WOMEN stand a better chance In:
facing: an attack of cholera than smea
Wien tie diseassis epidemic it is said that
/ womenare very tightly attacked and recover.
lii larger proportion than men do: This
seens:io be due TO the: greater temperance
Of 'wemen. They are not addicted so al
cohQlism as ase::the men,: Itis generally
those who dffnk too freely who are seized
with the abaomSnal pangs:of choleia Yet
there are ntIiibets Of pe0ile who profess to
|. believe that the best remedy against cholera
is q COED skinfit of brandy. There are
some virtues in brandy, but not to that ex-
tent fine health authorities might improve
the shining Hnpfb by circulating information
on the subject Of scratch: remedies: -; .:
II says little Ter quarantine or file execil-
tten of general: orders that two vessels
should have discharged: cargoes and passen-
/ gers at Boston. after arriving enc from
London and the. other from Hamburg, with
possibly enough infection on board to pol
lnge a:eont nent: These vessels had cargDes
/ of, rags; and their pasSegers were from In
| tecteds Gistffets::: The rags are now III. tile
.iptefior, and anyth ing: they ontaln:hy. way
Of: in FICTION has: been liDerslly by
the. way As to: the passengers, it. Is :hard
toimagine they have not: carried SOME mia
ligrraqr evil in train! The laxity of adistp-
|: iSTEatlVe -pTecaution is apr to excite general
distfust DIT olT, methods in inspecting and
|: qlfafantining passeis. :: :. -.