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The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

The Independent now says thar IT'S
Hawaiian National Party" which is
going to have nothing to do with Re
publicans or Democrats will contain
at least half the white voters. Evil
IDENTIFY the anti-haole idea with which
the movement began, did not work out
we'll In the wash. What the Royallst
paper now proposes is a sort of Tory
organization to perpetuhte the memo
rles OF the Lost Cause and get
even with the annexatlonists. mean
while rewarding with office the friends
OF the Queen, regardless OF color. II Is
very pretty scheme and will doubt
less attract due notice In Congress
when the organic law of Hawaii comes
up for amendment, We feel free to
predict that running politics here In a
way 10 ignore Republicans and Demo
Gratis and to wreak monarchicai re-
yenges will prove to be an expensive
and hazardous undertaking,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

Bryan will get the nomination but
It's looks at this distance as II Nc
Kinley would beat him by larger ma
jority than before. Prosperity Is the
Republican strong card which the
Democrats have nothing OF much value
to play against, Anti-expanslon means
gain to the Republicans OF ten Dem
ocratic votes where one antl-Imperlal-
list. Mugwump Republican ballot will
be lost; and as for the antitrust issue,
It can be readily shown from the records
of Congress and State Legislatures that
the. Republicans have done more than
any other party to repress them and
are in the way OF doing even better
things. Viewing these facts In the
light OF the Republican success since
1896 In State and local elections where
national politics figured and 10 is diff
cult TO ind any circumstance which
warrants the expectation OF Demo-
cratic victory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01
TIM COLOR LINE REVEALED.

when the Advertiser Informs an auX
ious community whether u b. the zoo.
gan Of the Republicans Dpmo. rats
Popuists. or the Family Compact pure
and simple, the Independent viii stat.
what We are nt.-independent.
II Is a bargain. AZ soon as Hawaii
acquires the right to take part In
American politics and the fact Is made
known here, the Advertiser will print
Its platform. There will be no sur
prlses in It. az attentive readers of
these columns know pretty well where
and upon what the paper Is likely to
stand.
So far as the Royallst organ is con-
cerned, we do not believe that 1t needs
TO make any clearer explanation OF its
own attitude than Is embraced In the
accompanying text This Is from yes
terday's issue:
The residents belonging to the Re-
publican party viii meet on Wednesda.
next for the purpose Of organizing. Il
is rumored that the meeting Is the II
SulA VI a NhANho ~ '9iANh Dh'A ~ .
c. Jones, whose afliliation to the Re
publican party has frequently been
demonstrated since he dropped the
Democrats. We expect that within g
few weeks an effort will be made I,
organize the Democratic party, will
some disgruntled Republican at 1t
head. II the spiel amuses the boys
let them so at 1t; we simply warn tn
Hawaiian party to stand aloof and de.
cline to pledge themselves to any com
bination with which they can have Il,
possible business or sympathy. TIL,
large majority Of the men who vii
vote at the first Territorial election ha
no reason to take part in the natlonu
politics of the Republic, with which
they are not yet acquainted. Their et
forts must simply be to secure a Legls
lature which will look after the bes
interests of our Territory. which vii
protect the citizens of the Territor!
against entertainments of trusts, corpo
rations and Adventures, and which
viii at all times remember that Hawai-
shall be for the Hawaiians.
II this does not mean a color line or
at least a Royalist division 1t means
nothing at all. II there Is to be a
Hawaiian party" having neither In
terest nor sympathy with Republicans
or Democrats and which is alone in
tent upon keeping Hawaii for the Ha-
waiians, then the warning this paper
gave few days ago was sounded none
too soon.
Once more we say: II color Is ever
to rule Hawaii-which God Forbid
that color must be white. If any kind
of politics is to govern here 1t must be
American politics.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

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enc CARROLL Nhf recommended 3D. fhr
fona' hauIlRf3 tomm unI l.
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% To- expected Thai 81 tho Inareao.
$50 co1anurd un. permanent 3. tfH
ibsy VII DO commissioned aud or.
scented viii the Board ~ Hr1Hh
badges ard. perhaps furnished laiH
Wifh unlfofma
can physicians have returned lu
private practice. Dr. loht wac she l8ai
one TO 80. and h. viii open an ono,
somewhere in this city
DR.. Hoffman, will now busy himself
as The Board Of Healths bacterlolo-
gist and with the Kalihi receiving sta.
ton FOR lepers J. ID. McNeigh has tho
quarantine station TO look after.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01
REPUBL CtsIsM IN HAWAII.

The Republican party can appeal for
votes in these Islands ON persuasive
grounds. One argument In Its favor is
that the development of new posses
sions Is the peculiar care of the party
which has committed itself to the
Ideas OF political and geographical ex-
pansion and that the Democracy, ia
prove expansion failure, will natural
ly do what 1t can to retard such devel-
opment. In other words, If Hawaii
wants to go ahead and become a
State it must look TO the Republican
party for the motive power, All Il can
expect from any other party are OBJ
stacles.
What Is needed TO keep these Islands
industrially prosperous? II any one
thing, 1t is the adhesion OF the United
States to the protective tariff, by
which the sugar or all foreign coun.
tries is made to pay duty In the
American market. The Republican
party stands as the protector of that
the doctrine OF free trade. Give the
latter control of the Government and
sugar will go on the free list, where
upon the prosperity of every man In
Hawaii must be cut down as was that
of every man in the United States, ex-
cept the Sheriff and the pawnbroker,
during the era OF Cleveland and low
duties.
For the sake OF new benefits 1t is to
the interest OF Hawaii to stay with the
dominant party. II a Democrat goes
from a Territory to a Republican Con-
gress he can get nothing In the way OF
appropriations. Since 1856 the Repub-
licans have controlled the House thlr-
teen times or twenty-six years in all
and they have governed It and the
Senate uninterruptedly since 1895. The
chance that they will carry It in next
falls elections and that Republican
President will also be chosen is one
that cannot safely be ignored. In that
event 1t will be all-important, IL Ha-
waiian harbors are to be improved and
public buildings erected. that the Ha-
waiian Delegate in Congress should
haye Republican credentials. A Demo
crSt there would be nonentity; a
member OF the proposed National Ha-
waiian Party" would be worse than n
nonentity. Neither could get substan-
tial recognition Of any kind.
The one argument used for the De-
mocracy is that It would give the ma
tive Hawaiian the means OF local re-
venge. But 1t would not and It could
not. Such promises are dead sea APP
pies which break TO ashes In the grasp.
The Democratic party is committed to
tie rule OF the white man wherever he
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01
WHITE LABOR SCARCE.

II Is claimed by the sugar planter
that effort has been made 10 procur.
The necessary proportion Of white labor
on the plantations. The law requires
that ten per cent OF the laborers 80 en-
ployed must be white. Yesterday J. g.
Anterior, +. A. Schaefer. w ". elf
fard, c. NJ. Cooke, +. NJ. Swanzy. J. y.
Hackfeld, J. y. Castle. c. Bolte and
Geo. r. Robertson, trustees Of the Ha-
waiian Planters Association, met at
the Cabinet and waited on the Presl-
dent
The sugar directors believed that
they had failed TO meet the require
ments I'm the labor question through
the action of United States officials
They questioned whether the bonds
which they were under should be en-
forced against them. Although the
matter was freely discussed. no deci-
sion was arrived at. 1t is said that the
bonds In question amount 10 hundred
OF thousands of dollars
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

The protection of Honolulu against
rats is still important, but definite
policy Is lacking. With the discharge
OF the rat-catcher the special crusade
may be said to have ended, Unless It is
deemed desirable to let the rats multi
ply and replenish the wharves and at
tics, something ought to be done in the
way OF permanent campaign against
them. We still believe that the true
way to rid Honolulu and other seaports
of the group of the rodent pest Is to
make 1t worth the while for people TO
hunt rats for the reward. though II
anything comes OF the French expert
ments intended to destroy the yermln
by incubation, all the better for us.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

The Hawaiian flag will soon disap,
pear from the sea and from certain
class OF public buildings but 1t need
not be laid aside altogether. Each
State and Territory of the Union is en-
titled to flag of its own for use upon
State or Territorial property and to be
carried with the Stars and Stripes by
the militia on parade. Very likely. In
the interests of historical continuity
the ensign OF the Hawaiian Kingdom
and Republic will be readopted az our
Territorial insignia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

Parties that want to ignore Ameri-
can politics on American soil and re-
store the politics of a discarded mon
archy suggest the proyerb that whom
The gods would destroy they first make
mad. Congress is experimenting with
Hawaii now and il 1t finds that It has,
by the present form of suffrage, put
Amerlcanism here at the mercy OF its
foes, that body will not be long in
making amends for the blunder.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

AS the "idolIzed Garlbaldlan," VIII
cox, will soon be home, the gas tank
ought to be made ready and the poi
dog put on extra ratlons. Wilcox, It
Is understood, will organize the Native
Hawaiian Party and give the Annexa-
tionists-for whom he spoke In the
drillshed In lS93-particular fits. II Is
not decided what Office Wilcox wants
for his trouble, but the remark OF an
"Afro-American" paper at Washington
that he is to be HawaIis Delegate In
Congress augurs lively time later on
for the new Moses" of the native par
ty who also has Congressional aspIra-
lions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

1t is rather late In the day TO revive
The fake about Governor Roosevelt
calling President Mckinley TOY
chocolate man" Ten days ago the
Advertiser printed Governor Roose-
velt's denial and the college president
TO whom the New York Executive was
said to have made the remark also de-
MES completely. Such anecdotes be-
iong In the annals of the political silly
season.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01
FROM MAUI
News of Affairs on
That Island.
Telephone Company Making Many
improvements japanese Labor
Troubles Over.

MAUI. April 2S.-During Tuesday
afternoon. the oath, meeting OF the
stockholders of the Maui Telephone
Co. took place at Paia postofice. II
was determined to raise the capital
stock from $4,000 to $4,000, and to
sell the 200 shares to be issued at sl5
each, pro rata, to stockholders. With
the $4,000 thus obtained the following
improvements are TO be Immediately
made: New lines are to be laid from
Hama to Keanae, Hama to Kipahulu
Paia to Makawao, Paia through the
kula region, Lahaina to OIowaiu, Wal
luku to Maalaea, and trunk line from
Waikiki to Pala. The kahului central
office. which has recently been In the
detention camp, Is to be removed TO
Wailuku. The old Kahului central
building is inside the iron fence and
the Sanitary Committee will not permit
1t to be used again. They have torn
down the stable attached TO the prem
lses superintendent Il. Is. Carley has
obtained the lease OF house adjoin-
ing the residence OF A. N. KepoIkai and
formerly occupied by Benz. Lyons.
This house will be the new Wailuku
central"
Sixty new instruments of the best
patent and four switchboards of the
latest design for the central Offices at
Paia, Hama, Lahaina and Wailuku
have been ordered.
There are 295 telephones now In use
by the cOmpany's subscribers and thir-
" more are ordered. The stock last
sold at auction brought $16.10 per share
par value $40. The Maui Telephone
Company u surely prosperous inst-
tuition.
The Trouble 10 Over.
Everything is serene again among
the Japanese laborers on OloWalu and
LahaIna plantations. The appealed
case which WAS to have been tried by
Circuit Judge Kalua at Lahaina on the
25th. has been amicably settled. Olo-
Walu Japanese and Manager Haneberg
have settled their difficulties out OF
court and the Orlentals are at work
again.
Small Notes.
Tonight. the 2Sth. Spreckelsyllle res
idents give dance at Spreckelsville
Hall In compliment to Manager and
Mrs. w. j. Lowrle. 1t Is said that II
IL to commemorate the 25th anniyer-
sary OF their wedding day, though this
Is not generally mentioned A large
number OF invitations has been given.
During Monday afternoon, the 23d
eighteen persons attended the teach
ers' meeting In the Makawao school
house. Miss Nellie Crook gave a mod
oil Lesson from the Second Reader and
Miss Fleming critically discussed
eighty-one lines OF "Evangellne."
Manager A. Hooking sailed from Ma
hiku to Kahului this week In canoe
To such straits have Hama people been
driven recently when they catch
steamer for Honolulu.
Peter Joseph's schooner, which was
cast high and dry on Kahului beach
by the heavy seas OF last week. still
remains there, II Is reported that her
hull Is badly worm-eaten.
During the week two cases OF crlmi-
nal assault have caused excitement In
Makawao police circles.
During Wednesday and Thursday XII
hei had a downpour OF rain. All the
gulches were running full OF water.
j. IT, Bowler OF Honolulu is engaged
at Kihei plantation.
Weather-Frequent rains In Middle
Maui.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

may be and in the South II has estab-
lished him, whatever the paucity OF his
votes, as ruler OF the State. Here
as there the influence OF the De-
mocracy would be thrown against
the rule OF the brown-skinned abb
origine. In company with the
Tillmans and Daniels and Black
burns and Pettuses OF the South the ma
tive Hawaiian would be painfully out
of place. 1t is not for him to invite ex-
clusion from the suffrage even II he
comes TO deserve 1t.
Republicanism is the word for Ha-
wall. In no other shlbboleth can these
Islands find the promise OF continued
well-belng and the pledge OF CONNER
cial, political and agricultural progress.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

4 Hawaiian Delegate In Congress
will have $4,000 per year salary, loo
Tor clerk, who may be a member OF
ais family, and will be able to collect
mileage for each session of about
$1,000. He will have no vote and prob
ably the Speaker will not let him have
| voice, His chief business will lie to
run around the Departments and so
lett jobs for the boys.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01


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seventy afaesa b ' dta % whom amot
tested severely ta both wi hlc more confidence n each other here
allowing ah underground even DO city nuHt
h maryeouy suo aud The urgent neoi q compsqsrn
system were brought home TO the " WIN 'un terrible force tn fa
m have been put into operation Tor keeping the city Clean The
especially to 81, plague It
awakening the crying need Of cleanliness not be regarded
Had we sumbcred security volcano
have
behind history
crises boldly and wisely bu, is
the threshold Of much greater future and We may indeed be thankful that
did delay It's coming until later when
all kinds
commercially the difficulties complications much greater Homo
Of % y since the plsgu b, 70 come # was better that it should
when did and let hope Its hard lessons have been well learned
destruction of Chinatown hobed
disease suffering
thing We have tested the official
scientific knowledge disposal and have had
erb chance to see IN operation that ac' rus LOT when %
distinguished those her We know wha vol
people will endure and sacrifice to serve her in time oil
i,, t go g. ,s Ch,,n,oo a r r ,noy abi, mako we meier
advantage all classes Of the people and such
knowledge the making of good citizens We know better where we
how things managed in future and
Aatc be looked after Honolulu has
ture before it, as even it's critics admit and in the days when our popa
the mark shall look back be
before the ciys really in, and
taught us as we never should have learned Otherwise the vital need oil
municipal and domestic cleanliness guard the
firmly community
this.
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with daily lives and
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the the demonstrated
with deadly and disease without oh
cl corruption incompetence without sppng facts from the knw
and
places which find oohod We
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public sanitation
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smells
history? Is the Oriental
health houhodes
will vigilance, despite
building
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reighed
public
South has estab Mark Hanna while
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

The earthquakes in Southern Cali
tornia were closely followed, as might
have been expected, by seismic dis
;urbances in another quarter OF the
world. One earthquake starts another
md 80 the commotion goes on like the
falling OF row of bricks. The chances
are more than good that the next Coast
mail will bring further news from old
Enceladus.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

The statement made by visiting
Journalist that San Francisco has had
twenty-five cases Of plague and that
business men have united to repress
the news, accords with much that
comes from the Coast In private let
ters.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

Rabbi Levy's idea of making a white
slave" is to move a laborer from a
place where he is getting ten cents a
day without board to where he obtains
a contract for steady work at fifty cents
1 day and found.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

Every Republican on the Island OF
Oahu who wants party organized and
not faction which takes the party
name, should be present at the drill
shed on Wednesday evening prepared
to have his say.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

A great many men are anxious TO
secure positions on the custom house
force under the new appropriation. A
long list Of names 10 on flo In that de-
paTtment and when the positions are
ready there will be no lack OF men 10
all them. Guards are paid sixty dol
lara q month and II Isn't all play eth
er TO earn that amount. as the men
now holding Jobs In this branch or the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

The local plague is stamped out,
Whether We get new visitation from
Australia or the Orient depends on the
fidelity OF the Port Physician, the pre-
cautions taken at the wharves against
rats and the care with which the Gov
eminent supervises the sanitation of
the town,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

Senator Clark Of Montana and Rep
resentative Roberts of Utah are promi-
nent society people who are spending
the spring months at the well-known
resorts on Salt river.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

Mark Hanna had long rest while
the Democrats We're pepperIng Alger
but there are indications that he Is 60
ing to have that target feeling soon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

Dewey Is the only Democrat he ever
supported for office.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

Hawaiian stamps and Hawaiian
money will soon be out of circulation.
Make your collections now.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-01

After election Admiral Dewey will
have plenty of time to resume his &C
customed politics