The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-16

Mr. Galliuser. From what has the
Senator been reading?
Mr. Pe-L-lew. 4 ave been reading
from the otncla. report signed b. Mr.
. o. :. OF, wlJ 81 seCll.a4y VI tne bureau
OF immigration.
Jar. Ga4Auser. OF Hawaii?
Mr.. Pl.l-ltw. a.. naval. This re-
pCr, was made Apr. -, 1891 / re-
yllstd o. IgJm Joseph %. carer, wac
is one Of Tie most capable cItlZlIs o.
that country, ana man of very u.sl
character. 4 -I4nk lhlt tbs s-l-e-
meut VIZ. be corr JJra,55 b. al c---sss
or pe.p.e IN Hawai-.
Z ut IeyOr. aIoWs that the Oy1-sear
would ,ahe one Oh ,lss- JaEs b. the
hair. lite him up, ana throw Am upon
Lne ground, Jhal he would 90 l-Olg
with a c.uJ and strike and knO-S ,nsm
down; that he would punch tn9m IN
the SIDE, and yarIOus.y abuse AID MAJ
treat those peJp.e ia thLt c0dl-.y.
Mir. Petugrew. ] now reed a CLIP
pilg from the Hawaiian Independent,
which was sent me by Mr. Joseph y.
Carer. whose character Is above re-
proach, who is one OF the few exceed
Iug.y abe men or high character VAC
descended from missionary SOCK III
taCse Islands. Most or them are
tough lot I remember when the prop
OsitiOn first came here during H4rll-
sons Administration for the anueNa-
ton Of hawaii those missionary sugar
painters signed deliberate he ana
sent IL TO the Senate OF the Jnlted
Safes 10 influence our aCtiOn-IhuTs-
ton and seveIa. Of tl0se psJp.e signed
a deliberate falseho0d; taey knew u
was false; they admitted Afterwards
that it was fa.sa, and wanted TO know
what difference 10 made. They under
took to rush through the ,reA,y alheN-
ing those Islands in the .as- days OF
HlrrlsOn's Administration by se"dlhs
out a deliberate faisehOOd, sign-d Dy
the sons Of missionaries whose 'HsIs
went to Hawaii 20 convert the llAiDie-
ants TO Christianity and whose sJns
have stolen all the lands OF those peO-
PIE and their government beside.
Now, .et Us see what they have been
doing since our flag went up. Ihey
have been importing slave labor; ana,
what is more, the pillars OF the Con
EDUCATIONAL Church in Hawaii, the SOFAS
of those missionaries, own STOCK IN
the Eva Plantation, ard they nave
baen boastfng that they were import
ing Asiatics who were heathen5 SO
that they could come under the bless
~
Last year they imported a Buddhist
priest and set up a Buddhist temple,
because they said 1t made the iabJrers
more quiet, attending church every
Sunday, while the painters Went on
with this performance.
Here Is a sample of the humane con-
duct OF those missionary sugar plant
ers: An old man, a Sp3niard, near.y
so years OF age, Is also under medlcdi
treatment and being cared for al the
doctors house. He, too, was a plan
tation laborer in Kau, Hawaii, and wis
a good worker One day he Was IN
small pit in a cane field when three
= Japs. IN a mischieyOus mood, hurried
! large stone upon him, breaking his
shoulder and rendering him dncon-
? scious. He was found some three
+, hours afterwards. He, however, was
. given no medical attention and was
:. taken into a Portuguese family, when
: cared for him for four weeks.
= The plantation gave him no atten-
e ton. and he came to Honolulu via Ill
= 10. absolutely penni. ess, and still in a
e had way with his broken shoulder. lie
e had no friends and was preparing &c
seen on the .opes Of PunchbOwl, Hher
= some Portuguese warned him that foi
q that he would be arrested. He asked
d the Portuguese to take him to hos
e pital. This man also was denied ad
d mittance unless he paid in advance
II He tod them he did not want ina
d kind of a hospital, but wanted a char
ity hospital. 49,
e. Here. then, was one of their slaves
/ The very moment they are unable u
t work they are cast aside. They lie
y them die. What becomes OF the Aslat
n les. IL this is the treatment accorde'
ID Europeans in that country And ye
IL we have heard unlimited praise d thl
gang of sugar planters, and we nav
10 been urged to adopt and perpeiuate lot
z ever the system OF government D.
which these sugar p.anters will be i
lg absolute control, their courts sstab
lished for life, and their legislator
L, one that no citizen Of the Unite
he States could vote for II he went I
I'd those Islands. OF course this mas pee
D. amended The bill is in fair shape
IN With the adoption Of my amendment
re so that the laborers on the remos
plantations will get notice OF the ter
er mination Of their contracts, ana
E. that those contracts which have bee
~ made since our flag went up Will ce a
ey once annul ed. we will give some uleis
e5 ure of relief to this infamous fondl
n ton which has existed there lot n