The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-10

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political mtnation in iiswan ssid
Thefe are three political parties down
there The Home Rule which a. conuHa.
"a ~ old Huyaiists. polls The largest vote
o. evfft native votes tho Home Huis
ticket Tho srcond und third pariisF nre
the Republican and Democrat WncoE b.
The head ~ the Home Rule party he
Tie pord politician. but IN other things
h. IL not effective Ne has no particular
standing ~ influence back ~ Washing
ton Sam Parker IL the Republican lead
~ being the representative of the Ma
tional COMMITTEE
The Home Rule party has politicai CON
troll - the natives. 10 has q tpo-thirds
vote IN the lower House. but In the Sen
on. IL lacks one 81 two-thirds OF course
this power H. very embarrassing 10 my
adminstration. as the Home Rule Repre-
sentHtiycs have vetoed many necessary
appropriations I do not think the Home
Rule party will remain strong or last
ing, as II has never fulnllcd one promise
madc before election.
The labor situation In the Hawaiian ISL
ands Is very satisfactory At the time OF
IaunaNnfigu al Labor D..
and on this account many OF the laborers
left the plantations they were working
on and roamed around the islands hoping
10 better their conditions. This has all
been remedied and there IN now no lack OF
! aborsrs
Many Of the sugar planters are anxious
for white laborers to come to the islands
and promise them a profit sharing con-
tract If they will remain a certain space
Of time. The proposition, to speak more
fully, II that these planters will give
white laborers a house, garden and so
many acres OF land to cultivate and they
are to mutually share In the profits.
In reference to the claims OF those who
lost their property by the burning of
certain parts Of Honolulu at the time OF
the plague the matter IL In the hands
Iof court Of claims The total Of claims
will amount to about s2.0o0.Ov0 II Is the
wish of our people that Congress should
lend MS the money to pay these claims
The United States was greatly interested
In seeing that the plague was stamped
out, and we think that they should help
us in the matter. All the people who
had their property burned need the money
4 badly and the sooner the claims are set
/ tied the better for all concerned We
cannot pay the claims, as all the money
we collect from taxation we need for Ger
tain appropriations.
The Examiner said Governor Dole of
| Hawaii has no idea Of resigning and he
Is persuaded that the impression which
seems to possess Sam Parker and his
friends on the subject Of office is due to
an imperfect sense Of the meaning. value
and uses of words In politics. Mr.. Dole
has been visiting Washington and is much
pleased with President Roosevelt.
J II had an extended conference with
President Roosevelt" said Governor Dole
last night we got personally acquaint-
ed, and ! gave him very complete sum
mary of the political situation in Ha-
wall. year ago ] was In bad health and
might have resigned had I not been UNI
der fire To-day I'm in very good health
and do not see why I should give up the
position Of Governor Of Hawaii. I'm now
ON my way home, and feel good over
the fact that President Roosevelt shows
every indication that he has confidence I'm
me"
Governor poie VIII l'aNe san Francisco
ior nome on the steamer Alameda next
SATURDAY
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