New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13

small ventures have shown that ~" u'nj', T., ,,yn
Hight has Practically passed, and IN th, iio' c,
cons some twenty or thirty plantations Rave "','
started. Several Of them nav" NV. rnn"ratcI
corporatlonS with large capital 'i'c NV ~ ,,I,u
i'm Denver last year ALREADY ms an 'V'aioa iror
tn,ion we'll under way. and a second, aiNo III r
poratcd in Denver ut ~ 100000, Is aoou' W ,ho
Yin business. There is doubl" IN" are" th D i,
islands suitable for coffee culture 'h'i ~ ~ 400,
sutalle for cane and all of il and winch l. III"
either absolutely waste or used Tor P'S."'L az
| fully believe that within lew H,.Is 81" D,,,,r
nort If coffee will be greater than thit Oh SUI;
Jh. increase of business M the lsiahus VIII
Of ncccs iy increase the amount OF S'i'ppiu ,.dn
gagged in TIE ntTisland ana ,1r"'E ,,,. ,nr IF
Whot this incrca>, may be i largely Il m'I'I VI
conjecture bnt an estimate can rauliN pc lo'n ;
by considering the increase caUscu ~ ~. n,
procity treaty of 1876. When mat lrra'A mrnr
in,o onnration there was only one small steamer
cnrnred in th" intcr,land trade. when ran ~ i
loss. the Government making an anhuaLHPpiop',n'
ton To- pay tine deficit. there are nov WIZ" ,n
TWO steamers engaged in the lh''rlSEMinu . !i
beside q number of sailing vessels. WIN 'h!,r
exceptions al these steamers were p"'' III '"'
United Statcs: , 49, .o,,,o,. ..oop,
communioation between Honolulu and the Paclhc
Coast. the only communications OF snch chaII',r
being by means Of very inferior tI.,raI, ard San
Francisco. which was kept alvr s91trf, 10y N ,hc
ralian subsidies Now The Pacific Ma r ann ,
Occidental and Oriental lines from san rau-lto
70 Jonan and China stop regularly NJ lionoIulu
Since the treaty went into operation tw' ".o'o-
ton boats have been built in the nlei Nli'r'
and two OF EngllSn puma III NV
each purchased TO carry on ~" tthu" nS c."n
Honolnlu and San Francisco. The OCEAN," H"hlh
shin Company, which now owns IA" ohly me run il
uin,r between San Francisco ana Australia "p'iu
he Unable 10 exist hut fer is lihwiiI'h 'rhu'.
laru,. majority Of th" passengers ana 'h,'' W.
greater portion of its freight beng carrie W. i
IionoIulu and San Francisco. The rrr'nt ni7l-
moss depression in Hawaii caused 10y the M'hinl'A
bin has seriously hampcrrd that COMPANY: an"
han compelled the Withdrawal of one OF ~" rt'ahi-
nrs With the rev life which VIII be Gil'n !"
hr.;noss by annexation. larger and better steamer
and more of them will he necessary 10 a. ny
business The Hawaiian trade j. the onN ,.fdi
in existence which is don" almost "H'r'N ~
American bottoms. - per cent OF the rNp
imports for The year 500 having been carrier
i'm American vessels. c.o il,
With respect 10 the effect upon suhraT" ~
tLc island, i'm case of annexation, Mr.. lhui'-
tom said: $50 far rs the natives III
concerned, there is neither intention no, nGr
Il, Sire To- make any dih"r'nc' between thl-
rlass and the whites. based on I'll" color llt'
Cur opinion j. that there shoul he r'cGhs'ru'-
ton period after annexation, hnriE "iiIYu mi
sLnnld Inc LITTLE or no representation untll meth
,ds .m;t,tlc 10 the ncw situation ami conditions
cam hc devised EVcr then "" propose thht any
restrictions Of the right oi franchise s'laII apPN
equally T. whites - such. ~ - '''~ 10 h'uNrI.
What We hope for j. that aiirr reaN"hhp.'
ncriod Of reconstruction there will b" rcrdJhrt-
mont of party lines AMI an ohItera'i"' 81 any
hostile feeling which now "Aist- anu W'H TO-
tered nv and ccnc"nfrod aIlurl royalty. Wnf"
intcrr.. il has been 20 keep a!iN" race pf"l'idl"
- . meals of maintaining T. Iwcr. ia" VAN "ir'n
Of the native politician ha- l"rH 10 gr' 'p"lI'
cnntrol of GoVcr~urnf affairs an ! III wv l'I-
ni-uor4 no Dar; IN il. "Ncopi 70 pav taN"s. Now
tia, thi, hope will bc ahIn lionel SHOULD hnN"N'-
lion y" agrc"l upon. IL" rctSun Tor W'lHhlHh
rortv lines hasnl on co'r or nationally n'"l
cyi., II Won appreciate III" fac' that. unlif" ~"
Southern states Of this country ~ ia" q. 80
90 the war. there j. M color lin" drawn IN ll'-
wall in social lifc. lu' th't We al stand Oh
moro readily understood how ofsv of spluii ~ VIII
10 our future domestic political relations.