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becomes any citizen of Hawaii to request
a reconsideration of the problem. y pur-
penal contract labor laws should be
promptly cOntiSCated like any other con-
Uaband American goods.
:. Sugar production is the only indus
Try possibly threatened by insufficient la
DOT. 1t has yet to be proved that the in
sutuion of the pTofit-sharing system will
not solve this problem
). Every American citizen who can read
and write the English language should
nave the right 10 vote. l would deal with
the natiVe-born Hawaiian as with the ma
uVe-bOrn American.
TDMUND NORRIE, editor Independ-
L ent, Honolulu
/ a colonial government similar TO
~ that of New Zealand or the Danish
West Indies.
,. Both appOintive. The Supreme Court
for life the Circuit Court for a term of
years. Both subject 10 removal by i'm
parchment for misconduct.
j. The present Judges of the Supreme
Court should be retained in office. They
are learned jurists and familiar with the
peculiar conditiOns.Of the islands Their
decisions have always been fair and just.
" here miscarriage of justice has taken
place il has been owing 70 the VeTdiCtS
OF gul1eS, over which the presiding Judge
had no control. The personnel Of the
Clrcult courts could in some instances
be greatly improved. Any honest and
able attorney-at-law can fill the office OF
Judge OF q Circuit Court
!. Il Will always be best 10 appoint Off
GERS from the proposed Territory, but Il
II Is the wish to conciiate the HaWaiianS
the men who took the most active and
prominent part in the stealing Of the
islands should be retired from public life.
D. II sufficiently restricted franchise
is granted TO the people officers should be
elected as in the Territories Of the United
States.
6. The present labor laws are Infamous
and should be repealed at once. When
employers Of labor will be satisfied with
reasonable interest on THEM invested capt.
tai and pay proper wages their invest
ments viii be amply protected.
!. All necessary labor can be obtained
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American flag was raised here. notwith-
standing the decisions Of the Supreme
Court 10 the contrary
| believe that the employers of labor
should look to their own protection in
their investments and that with proper
treatment of their laborers there will be
no serious difficulties in the labor market:
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Z. Capital VIII
command labor,
and the prob
lem of procuring
sufficient labor
for the needs
of our agricult-
ural industries
is not a difficult
one II labOrerS
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s.zznzzssa=zs1raszsasE .n more particu-
larlv heads of
1eoPie b u T g a II S. be
| Should Elect Local e ere &c oy the
I Oficers> they must be
\ resid Q n t +
Hawaii and cit
liens of the
United States.
5. | think my answer to Question 1
covers this question, but ! may add that
all officers others than the heads Of bu-
reaus should be appointed by those heads
Of bureaus
6 To repeal the penal contract labor
laws means ruin to very many of our new
plantations. Labor laws now in force in
Hawaii can be modified by our local Leg
islature so as to give them better work
ing force upon the laborers without re-
sorting to penal servitude.
I. Cheap labor has been the main
stay Of our plantations. II our panta-
tons can obtain cheap laborers from the
United States or Europe, get them. or
else they cannot escape procuring such
labor from a place other than the United
States or Europe.
s Franchise should be based on educa-
ton. Native-born Hawaiians. whether
of the native or Asiatic races, are native
IIawaiians: if they are educated here or
abroad, and such education has been in
English, they must have the franchise
II B. EMERSON. NJ D.. Hawaiian
III born. Honolulu.
IL J. think territorial form of
government administered by a
Governor with the assistance of a Legis-
lature elected by the people, is the Gov
eminent best suited to the Hawaiian
Islands
.. In my opinion the judiciary, includ-
ing both the Supreme and Circuit courts.
should be appointed for life-or good be-
havior.
g. l would favor the retention in office
of the present judiciary. also that all new
appointees to the judiciary should be Sc
lected from among the legal fraternity
resident here.
| have no hesitation in saying that in
the event of the establishment of a Terri
torial form of government the best inter
ests of the country would be served by
the appointment to office of men selected
from among the residents of the new Ter
ritory.
5. / think in general that all officers of
the Territory should be appointed by the
Governor.
6. 1t seems to me that the penal element
In our contract laws had better be
abolished. / believe that the observance
on the part Of the employer Of strict
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Liliuokalani
Should Rule
Again.

eminent will save the II
fact. to-day under the [
the natives are malicious
their deathrate is INNER
2. The Supreme Cour
pointive for a term of
Circuit Court should be
people for the same term
8. l do not favor the I
OF the present judiciary t
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(. In the event Of a Territorial form of
government. the officers to be appointed
should be selec,ed from the residents Of
the Territory.
5. The other officers of the Territory
should be elected by the people.
6. No because it is a slavery The
protection for the employers of labor in
their investment is TO follow the laws of
free laborers of the United States.
Z. The only suggestion in my opinion
IS TO get the American and European
laborerS. And TO obtain them, the plant
ers must abandon the slavery system and
improve the whole system according TO
the American system of free laborers
s. Universal suffrage should be granted
to all the citizens who know how to read
ropean languages. The native-born Ha-
waiian, whether Of the native or Asiatic
races, should be declared citizens, because
they are the natives of the soil who are
strong arms of the United States.
GILBERT F. LITTLE, lawyer. Huo.
/ A Territorial form of government
In is the only one TO be considered. No
~ other form is consistent with the prin-
ciples of the republic of the United
States, and until formulated into a State
the United States as a sovereignty has
the inherent power to govern at discretion
such Territory That is safest and best.
and therefore favor it.
2. The tenure of the local Supreme Court
and Circuit courts is governed by Con-
gress in Territories of the United States,
and for the present this system should
not be disturbed. The appointment of a
Federal Judge by the President for life
would not be objectiona BILE.
3. do not favor the retention of the
present judiciary for obvious reasons
reference to its history will convince any
one OF the necessity for a change. Re
garded from a standpoint of both princi-
pie and utility the slate should be washed
and every name effaced.
T. We want a strong patriotic Ameri-
canlsm established here at the earliest
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pc IVI LudI pun :
/, pose. Hold Of
flee for twelve
years and be re-
tired on half
pay.
The Circuit
I Court should
also be appoint
- .
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no sympathy
with the car
pet-ba gger cry
offered by some
officials in Ha-
" a ii against
newly arrived
Americans. A
sterling Ameri-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-09-02
Is Opposed
to Carpet
Baggers.


principles. and as far as possible the Of
fees should be filled BY residents.
5. Elected.
s. am not. / think in very short
time all the plantations Will lease out
their lands to growers and make contracts
with them 10 purcha Sc the cane they raise
This is a practical solution of the prob
lem. The labCrers viii make more money,
be better satisfied and not be congregated
i'm such large bodies. The owners Of the
lands and mills Will, in my opinion. make
as much or more money with less capital
tied up and save the major part of the an
noyance they are now subjected 10.
Z When the planters lease their lands
and buy the products from the lessees
think such lessees will have no difficulty
in procuring all the free white Portuguese
japanese and Chinese laborers they re-
quire.
s | am in favor of an educa tional quail
fication. l think every one who can read
write and speak English or Hawaiian
should be permitted TO vote. / am most
decidedly against property qualification.
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r c. QUINN, president United Carriage
/ Company. Honolulu.
l. A Territorial form of government

one De erected
by the people.
Let the Cover
nor and the
Federal officers
be appointed by
the President.
T h e people
here are just as
intelligent and
gently as in any
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Estates
May Be in
Danger.

sugar mills. who will then share the
profits. II may be necessary to compel
breaking up some big estates. but that
viii benefit the country and the sooner
the problem is faced the better.
S. The elective franchise ought TO 90
with htress. Prisons. poorhouses, insane
aSylums and other institutions do not
govern themselves. In the same Way the
State ought not to be controlled by those
chise go with education and income de
rived from honest labor or other lawful
source. A gambler should not vote. Give
uatfVe-bOrn HawaiianS the franchise on
The exact terms the white man gets it.,
with the exception in his favor OF knowl-
edge of the Hawaiian language IN place
Of English for this generation. So with
Asiatics. Let the vote go with merit and
education on American lines.
ZION. w. \. ARMSTRONG, editor Pa
cffc Commercial Advertiser, ex-At-
II torney General and ex-Labor Com
IL missioner.
/ A Territorial government in the
nature of an English crown colony, but
with no discriminating tariff laws.
2 Appointment for term OF two years.
l. From the Territory.
5 Appointed by the Governor.
The 6fTering Of contracts for the rails
ing Of cane and the giving OIL lee simple
h9mes to lsRoPe fTs,n ~lig some S'i -'-''
Allowed TO vote when qualified by edu-
cation.
WALLACE r. HARRINGTON, editor
Evening Bulletin, Honolulu.
w / A Territorial organization that
~ shall eventually result in statehood
Anpointive and for a term OF years.
9. No. ia,
I see no reason why the present Juul-
to-, sbo,11d have anv stronger claim upon
tbeiT once than any other official.
7 beIieve in the appointment Of hon
est. earnest, brOad-minded Amerlcans 10
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bUUICItUl [ 0
] bring all the re-
quired labor TO
{ h e country.
The world is so
tull of laooTers
in need Of work
I h a t & o o d
agents could Sc
lect from every
Thn nnr,il r,nnfrn
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Share
Profits With the
Laborer.


nation thousands of men who could make
good citizens and tillers of the soil. Occa-
sionally the agents would be deceived.
but to no greater extent than employers
now are A diversity of people is a de-
sideratum. No one race should be
brought In disproportionate numbers 10
others.
s. l always feel like asking a native if
may vote; never questioning his right to
vote. | would favor all voting who can
read and write English or native.
" OBERT w WILCOX. Hawaiian
IL born, surveyor and real estate agent,
IL Honolulu.
IL l. In the opinion of an American
Territorial form if not State But
my candid opinion is a monarchial form.
80 per cent of the native population de-
mand. and are supported by 30 per cent
of the whole population. The ruler
should be the most wronged and abused
Queen Liliuokalani. even if she only
q 4 o. n do.
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HEREWITH IS PRESENTED A
SUMMARY OF THE VIEWS ENTERTAINED.

NINETY interviewed bdss Territorial form government the most s"
or
Only toOy bnu S Of
&c stored.
The appointment President of judiciary
y a
is ut obbsH to II 0
THERE'S d opinion to
appointed Or
majority onbhaHoy declares fn00 of the repeal the PENAL contract labor
the labor problem
o II o
faued of by
0 qualifications
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4 H Il, rAHNhF' master mS'nan'0'
l l. Territorial.
W 2 Both elective and for term Ct
3. No. with perhaps one or two excep-
tious
4. From both Territory and mainland.
s Elected by people.
6. Penal contract labor laws should not
be retained
Think system of cultivating on shares
a good one If properly applied and fairly
carried out.
labor In both quality and quantity II
share system were properly INTRODUCED
and carried out.
bad policy to grant Asiatics the franchise
under any consideration, even If native
born as l think Asiatic domination here
Is an, eventual certainty, but to De de-
ferred as long as possible.
With this exception l say universal SUI
frage is best with an educational test.
c. QUINN, president United Carriage
Company. Honolulu.
l. A Territorial form of government
. pure and simple. Let US have uni
versal suffrage. Let every officer be
elected by the people, from the Supreme
Court down. Owing TO our small popula-
ton. l think it impossible to be admitted
as a State. OF course, the Governor is
appointed by the President, but he should
be a resident of the islands of long stand
ing. We want no carpetbaggers- The
native Hawaiians are just as Intelligent
and capable of voting honestly and intelli-
gently as the people of any State in the
Union.
2. TIE Supreme Court and Circuit Court
should be elected by the people for term
of four or six years.
al am not in favor of retaining the
present judiciary in office one hour longer
than is absolutely necessary.
For the good of the country they should
i. do not think the President should
appoint any officers Let each and every
ha al tod
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Treat
the Laborer
Properly.

are properly treated and sufficiently paid.
s. ! believe in universal suffrage based
upon an educational qualification of being
able to read and write the English Ian
guage.
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IT S. WISE. lawyer, Hilo.

III ). WISE, lawyer, Hilo.
Ia l. Territorial.
IN ?. I think the Supreme Court
" should be appointive. but for a
term Of four to six years. Circuit
Judges should be elected for two 10 four
years.
8. Personally I am satisfied with the
courts, but I believe it would give better
satisfaction to have an entire change.
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Z IT IUt SdIu e
method of OBJ
tanning labor
from Europe is
allowed to us as
is the custom
in the United
States | see no
r e a $ O n why
there should be
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PO1 - AJ4C III "
J ment, and no
man connected
with the present
Cove r n m e n I
should be re-
tanned in office
by United States
authority. Tho
present crowd
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and the right in
duCementS in
trOduCe a large
number Of 2 gri-
cultural labor
erS and farmers
who can and
viii cultivate
all the cane
needed for the
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l. L AAil44h AAlc
Supreme Court
a n q Governor
should be ap-
pointed. Other
officers should
be elected. I
am o p p 0 S e d
10 carpet-bag G.
gers on general
possible the Of
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work on the plantations, and If they could
the cost would be too high to the plant
ers.
S. Universal suffrage
To all Hawaiians and to all born in Ha-
wall and TO all foreigners (excepting Chi
nese and Japanese) who were here pre-
V1ous 10 the granting of our new form of
government.
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How to
Restrict the
Franchise.

chise to the native Hawaiian on substan-
TALLY the same terms as he has lately en-
joyed it, including under that head al
persons born in the country of mixed
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r e | e n S under
United States
protectorate, as
the Sultan Of
the Sulu ISL
ands of [ h g
Philippine Arch
! p g | a & 0. Be
cause the only
form of gov
lwaiian race. In
nited States flag
y prosecuted and
sely increa sing.
should be ap-
years, while the
elective by the
stention in office
,r many reasons.
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). 7 ne lTdn-
chise should in
the future. as in
the past. be re-
stricted by edu-
catiOnal a n d
perhaps prop
erty quaiifca-
tions. ] would
grant the fran
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lion. H. NJ WHITNEY, editor Plant
III ers' Monthly, Honolulu.
L A Territorial form of govern
2. During the present transition or Ter
ritorial period the Judges should be ap-
pOinted-and they should be men familiar
with the local customs and conditions
particularly as relates to Hawaiian rights
and customs. i. e. the native race, wh3
should be regarded as wards of the Gov
eminent and dealt with as such as long
as they last.
8. As stated on the preceding page. the
customs and rights of native Hawaiians
should be a prime factor in selecting the
Judges, For this reason the present
Judges are probably better qualified than
any strangers that could be selected. The
men in office are no doubt better qualified
for the service than any new men could
be.
(. Yes, provided that they have given
satisfaction and are in all respects pos
sessed OF the requisite qualifications.
5. For the present / should prefer ap-
pOintment by the Governor.
s. l have always preferred free labor
when obtainable. Whether this is practi-
cable or not in our isolated position re-
mains TO be seen hereafter.
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! dlldnS-tndI our
local officers,
more particu-
larry heads of
b u r e a Il s, be
elected by the
p e o p | e; a n d
they must be
reSid Q n I S o t
Hawaii and cit
liens of the
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parentage one of whose parents was
either native Hawaiian or of such a class
as is admitted to the suffrage.
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ton &c, the franchise, and under that ac-
tive OF race - NSP0o
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as soon as fair
wa geS are Of
fered and the
words cheap
labor stricken
from the plant
ers dictionary.
s. The fran
chise should be
Y Sfricrni for \
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observation-disclosures

capable of voting intellisently as in any
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more especially the Hawaiians-that our
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-25
PLAYED Ont.

Dull Headache, Pains in various
parts of the body, Sinking at the pit OF
the stomach, Loss of appetite, Fever
ishness, Pimples or Sores are all posi-.
tive evidences of impure blood. No
matter how it became so it must be
purified in ord to obtain good health.
Acker's Blood Elixir has never failed
to cure Screfulous or Syphilitic poisons
or any other blood diseases. 1t is GER
tainly a wonderful remedy and we sell
every bottle on positive guarantee.
NH. Webb druggist.
Sick Headache absolutely and per-
manently cured by using Moki Tea, a
pleasant herb drink. Cures constipa-
tion and indigestion, makes you eat,
sleep, work and happy. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money back. 25 cts
and so cts. M. 81. Webb, druggist.
Experience is the best Teacher. Use
Acker'S English Remedy in any case
of coughs, colds or Group. Should it
fail to give Immediate relief money re-
funded. % cts. and so cts. M. Fl,
Webb, Druggist.
Dyspepsia can be cured by using
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little
tablet will give immediate relief or
money refunded. Sold in handsome
in boxes at 25 cts. NJ. 81. Webb, drug
pist.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-25
White Oaks, NOgal,
and Fl. Stanton

Train leaves Alamoeo rdo on arrival
OF train No. !, for the end of the line,
which by October 1st, will be ct Ss-
lado, the new coal mining camp. where
the largest town in Souihe, New
Mexico will be found.
Track is but twelve miles from
White Oaks, and a comfortable stage
makes Trip in one hour and thirty min
utes.
Stages to Noeal, SalaGo and Fort
Stan ton connect with all trains.
The day of the long, tedious. dusty
stage ride to White Oaks country is
past. The bray of the mule is sup
planted by the snort of the locomotive.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-25
Glorious News

Comes from DIR. D. B. Cargile, OF
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Store Guaranteed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-25
Dallas Fair.

For the Dallas Fair, commencing
September 18th, and ending October
22nd, tickets will be put on sale at the
following prices and limits:
s14.2O: On sale September Goth, and
9th, good to return October 1st. Also
on sale Fridays and Saturdays during
the entire Fair, good for one day at
the Fair.
$685.: Tickets on sale Septem Der
Goth, to October 21st, inclusive, good
for one day at the Fair.
S25. 80: Tickets on sale September
25th, to October 2lst, inclusive, good
to return until October 23rd.
B. f. DARBYSHIRE.
S. W. F. s. 2. A. Tex & Psc. Ry.
III FL PasO street
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-25
A Word to Mothers.

Mothers of children affected with
Group or severe cold need not hesitate
to administer Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t contains no opiste nor
narcotic in any form and may be given
as confidently to the babe as to an
adult. The great success that has at
tended it's use in the treatment of colds
and Group has won for it the approval
aud praise it has received throughout
the United States and in many foreign
lands. For sale by all druggists.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-25
The Appetite of a Goat

Is envied ~ all poor dyspeptics whose
stomach Cor liver are out of order.
All such should know that DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, the wonderful
Stomach and Liver Remedy, gives a
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a regular bodily habit that insures
perfect health and great energy. Only
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-25
head of the man that invented the
germ the0rv

ue6u OF the man That Invented the
germ theory.
The quarantine officer little dreamed
OF the far-reaching effects his opera
lions would have, for they not only put
a sudden stop to the American attend
ance To til bull fights. but forced tn e
bght' TO close dowr. For without
American cash there was little profit
In it, and the old doctor is very happy
In having put an end to what he con-
sidered "a d. tes,able sport.
But, on the cther haud, he acquired
the free aid unlimited wrath of the
populace of the Mexican town to such
extent that they Assem- bled on the
south bank OF the Rio Grande and burnt
the worthy doctor in effigy after be-
sreak1ng everlasting punishment for
his soul in the lower regions