The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-09-21
THE PLATFORM

ne a--s-is which advocates an equit-
rre a-e1zs zz1 l. excellent but rathe'
rrre The Izs- legislature intended
-1 --5vi5s f1- An equitable income
m tz- The courts declared the Law
4---uzzt-s. The voters should Be
ssz rhz- The principle Of an equitable
-zr sscal5 De a single nan. with an
fan1zs O. $3.50 per year may bs
nu1A better able 10 pay TAX On that
z-a1-= -hz- nan who has an income
E5es5 yea zfrh 6 wife. i've chill
a-e- ola parents. and some poor re-
Ez-azs 90 take care Of
t. article rle5EnE the party 10
aggressive s-6ezvcr~ 10 further re-
e--.-- As-z-1c labor Is excellent pro
ri5e5 TIE szEar interests zre 10 be SCI
z5-s- d. compelled 10 look elsewhere
a. a-1s far -zturs-s- over $50 Asi2tic
lat1-a-s have entered this port within
-hs Zzs- tn DAYS. hut The Party Is not
re-- zzE-esz7ve ever IT, nor Is any
h,1zv rs-r aggressive over il We are
not zs.-zs5-c the question OF iumi-
c-a--. t-- ask for 3 definition OF
-h= uc-zz aggressive s-6eavor," We
zze cs c5z-=z -Aar The Party Is
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TIE z--c-e zLIch declares that il Is
-u-s 90 =h= first and highest duties
81 -.s Party 10 promote immigration
co. American farmers labors-s and
z--sz-z -uz- be cordially approved
IT =-e-y a-s Ezo desires 70 SEE Anglo
Sz1c- Institutions maintained here
not ~ f1-ce 5-r By the xiii Of the
pec--s- TIE LIST Legislature. repre-
sa---E SUBSTANTIALLY the views Of this
Pz--r- utterly and shznetully neglect
ed The ~hcle subject II did pass z law
providing for q Labor Commission. but
I'D -1- provide money enough 10 pay
for It's passage Stamps II had before II /
che report O. -he Labor Commission
O. the r-erto-s rear. which insisted on
the v5-a- need Of American iumig-a-
Zc-. Ez- E. entirely ignored II. al
rhClEz ~ Murray and NJ. Emme-
T--h =e-e Members OF the Commits
siu-- Perhaps Senator McCandless can
explain why subject which was.
above All d-he-s bu- that q aunexa-
u1z The mos urgent in this little
c1----r- was flung aside. To place
Aze11z- lz5o-s-s here. BY the side
CT -ke men q strange races. Is a diff
cll- tzsE Il can be done. But II re-
CURES tine. patience, tact and money
&c do IL successfully. This burning"
question has been before Us. every hour
Tor the lzst four years. Several indi-
vi5uzls and one corporation have done
s1ze-t5aE and are willing 10 do more
in This behalf IN, The community. the
Resuh-ic and the Party Is. Al the pres
EFT hour. th-ee sheets in The wind"
On Tie slHte-- making no headway-
he question does not burn"
We understand perfectly The embar-
rzss-E position Of the Party. We as
SINE that il desires 70 do more than
il hzs done The subject is not free
from 55hcultiez We. who have for
four Years. regarded this scheme Of
immigration. as one OF most vital i'm
po--zzce. and Al this moment carry
more q its burden than Is equitable.
hope thai The Party viii now beat the
druE and take up The march. II an
zs1zrioa takes place before March. the
altered situation may. however. pre-
vent TIE cz--yiaE on OF any general
plan q Gursruuezt aid in this matter.
The remaining articles in the plat
form regarding The extension Of the
public school system, the proper sew
e-zEe Ct Honolulu the cable eommu-
zIcalo- and The public park at Aala
are. a. course. excellent
The declaration that The peaceful
and prosperous condition Of the coun-
- Is the work Of the American
Union Party. rather ignores the pros
pe-a-E due 10 The Reciprocity Treaty
and leaves ont OF consideration very
many able. faithful and valuable resi-
6enrs, who do not belong to the Party
bu- have. al al times most efficiently
aided In maintaining The peace.
Whatever defects there may be il
tie Platform The candidates nomi-
mated are good men and should com
zzz5 The respect and support Of al
has who anxiously look forward &c
the end Of political uncertainty.
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