The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-01-15


5io1 o5 the RscipVooitv Treaty, An
uexstSo1i, he believed 10 be s surety
80 tsr - the action II the next al.
ulInlS,rario2 was concerned. bOt II
Hawaii desired 10 continue y an IN
dependent nation It would probably
be only short time before the Re
clp7ocity Treaty was wiped ont Of
existence, The fr~t ar,ack-and a
very healthy one 1t was-upon the
Treaty was made ST Washington re
Gently, srd the full dstailS Of the
discussion sre given IN another col
ANN
Ne Do nor kuow that It Is Reces-
.sarv 10 expand upon the meaning
Of what was said By the representa-
tiveS Of tbs tra<5 and the beet sugar
producers, He who runs may resd.
srd there i no denying the fact
that Hawaii and It's friends must
present 3 very strong front 10 meet
the opponents who may now be
considered sS III the field. aud fur
thsruore Icsiag no time IN their
efforts 10 galu everr possible adj
vantage Ifth5se people oppose the
Reciprocity Treaty there Is no rea-
son 20 doubt that they viii fight
the annexation OF Hawaii To the
LIST ditch, ThsJ they VIII be sue
eeSsfuI we DO not predict, but It s
well % look over the field and be
prepared 10 force } strong cam
palgu-
This paper bss urgede in season
and OUT u season. sn increase III
the descriptive literature sent out
from this country, and in this par
tieuIar case we wish 10 call atten-
ton TO one literary bureau which
the beet sugar boomers, who have
come to be annexation fighters,
have at their disposal In the list
Of those present at the hearing
given the sugar producers ST Wash
lngton VIII be noted the name Of
Herbert Myriek. president Of the
Orange Judd Company As at pres
snt organized, this company pub
isles the Orange Judd Farmer, the
American AgrieuIturaIist and the
New England Homestead, aII high
class agricultural journals having
Z combined circulation Of over 165,
200 copies weekly Herbert Myriek
: also president Of the Phelps Pub
-iShing Company Of Springfield,
Mass. which publishes the Farm
and Home. 4 seni-mouthIy, and
The weekly New York Homestead
which have 4 combined circulation
u 10000 copies Mr.. Myrick, be
ldss being president Of these com
lauisz, L the editor u all the pub
-ieatigns and personally supervisss
every line Of editorial matter pub
-izhsd. a. all the papers Of bath
companies are printed IN presses
II Springfield. Mass Tie fact that
Mr. NyEick / azoeiated with Ok
1arl, and that he had the sugar
beet bee IN his bonnet IN 1892.
makes II very safe To predict the ii
-ecEi0n IN which the influence II
Ii papers vii Be thrown
Now what literature has Hawaii
put 0ut 10 combat this powerful
:arce. which although II may not
iiireetly oppose aunszation. viii nor
rge II! The papers 10 which va
,sfsr 90 all over the United States,
Mo homes where practically moth /
~ ( known II HAWAII and its n
iu=rries, except that Hawaii / IN
he Pacific OCEAN and sugar / pro- /
iHzed there Suppose lIvrick takes
q into hi= head 10 fight annezati01. .
md f0LI0T & f4F0Eite scheme 81 his
Il urging his readers % petition .
Congress wEhat L HaEsiTs prepare
iau fer dealing EIrh this incidental .
phase Of oPpasii0ni The annez-
Eti1nizEs cannot afford 10 beIittIe I
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