The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-04
FREEDOM,
NOT SLAVERY
Educated Negroes
Cannot Endure
the South.

spreckelsyillc TO labor on the plantation
The number Included iu the company
was small but the intelligence ana cdu-
cation represented by the thirteen ne
rroes (mcn and women Is large, Among
them are a doctor a dentist, lawyer
and trained nurse-four professional
people all OF whom left lucrative POSI-
tons In the South to come TO the TIA
waiian Islands Not for profit did they
leave their homes, FOR the pay received
by them In Alabama was larger than
they expect TO gain In Hawaii; not Tor
health. for they are all still young and
vigorous but for freedom, or, as they
themselves express II, they wished |"
come to free COuntry'-to live IN
land where no distinction is made as to
race or color
At the present time in the South the
civil rights of the black people are be-
ing more and more abridged. until the
better educated among them are begin
ming to think that 1t is high time FOR the
Southern blacks to seek new homes IN
places where the color line Is l'H' r'
Nv drawn That they should crC ""
new Territory of Hawaii for the prom
jsed land of freedom is but natural when
II !s taken into consideration that native
I4awaiians control the political afaIrs
here and the majority of white people
support the doctrines past and present
of the Republican party.
But from the standpoint of the sugar
.,iarta, his influx of educated laborers
=, mrdesirab,e for feld-hands. not pro-
fessional people. is their great need at
,,ra5o,,t ,,;orent
n, Maui noIo circles there Is much talk
about the coming match with the oahu
club to be held. it is now stated, on
the 4th of July. meeting of the Ma
Lovao ciub win soon be held to decide
ooncerning the reception to be given to
tba Honolulu boys. The Maui players
xyho rocentlv visited Moanalua cannot
commitment too highly the treatment ac-
Corded rncm hy the oahu club and IIo-
,nI,,I, neopIe generally, and hence wish
"a 40 an I'm their power to make the
sto,J Of tha Honolulu PLAYERS on Maui
-,,ost ,,laasaut one
~ fs nrohoblo that Makawao residents
viii celebrate the glorious Fourth at
-mn,,,si5a Pain. i'm much the same
r,sbIon as las. wear. with literary and
,o,,ei,al exercises with games and an
.,Iar,orata sproad But with am inter-Isl-
"a N,oIo match as the great attraction.
-,',cb larger number Of guests from
IN r,rts NJ Maui is Anticipated. There
,i,,, ,,,.rtior made OF a smoking con
GENERAL. NOTES.
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Ftoiy .ihost was rtton' d'eI 80 81 loo.
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Ea"ao a's'rlct was , os.t ,l.osont
SATURDAY e'e"lne' ' UoIhoo
dancing party was given az ''e 90, TN
Llonre vi ~, NV GU, c,rnishaa del,pht-
aainee Nui, NJ. n,,, u,as e,iv.n as n
"a. iliuS'c Ms p NJ. and Mrs
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age "a.lunI pa'' oI,road
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20 ,,,raa,,r,as ,,a1 no roised to war
,o tn.rrisa Mr. BALDWIN has
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,,eI",.Il nnisi,a g., Iarga nrortitins
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~, Inhibition - ninoarn,os for local
,7,- ri,ats ,,d for nr5nninpy'' riIrDosas rs
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