The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-30

| Like lHQiNluudiS IdllUHS nave q SUI
| undemonstrative personality. that some times
appearances. but finally controls tnem- The
! or of the often differ from the deeper
and the conclusions or forecasts Oh traln'
ffict with hasty views, based upon mere
in sight. The race competitions OF the world
States. in relation to the Civil war and I
striking examples of the truth of TINS propo
But, in the United States. tested by the
have been substantial harmony between V
Drag is a good dog but Holdfast is better.
any more than it becomes a man, tn boast
of wisdom fairly to estimate the past and it
termine the existing auguries for the future
there has been no parallel in ancient Or moo
lies to the splendid and almost unin
own country. Our population, ndoubtedly
lions. is composite, wrought out of the best
most divisions of the human race and de
servfle immigration, although it has been
large degree, become evident, while settled
government, is determined upon the exclusion
and non assimilating elements.
The war with Spain, leading to unexpect
ted States out of more than a century of c
which, on account of its territorial extent {
had become an historical solecism Whet
pines was consistent with institutions,
juriously affect internal conditions, whetht
touches the Monroe doctrine, are questions
which the future will solve. The facts exist
was driven into the family of nations, where
figure.
produced skilled labor and applied intellis
scale to diversified production and manufac
national records The Eastern States. which
have foprished beyond precedent, but the &
been in the South and in the West. Instea
prostration of the Civil War. the South has I
capacity that, except in the region OF polite:
and is solving the Industrial problem and e
trial life Of the Union and of the world
a persistence and with degree of energy
admiration of mankind. The West, includi
its unequalled climatic advantages and it's va
close relation to the mighty ocean of the Ty
with majestic strides towards the central a
continental and island republic The comm
longer seriously disturb the financial equilib
cisco is growing at such a rate that it's increa
by day. Honolulu, long sleeping and dreami
amidst lulling music, now hears over the ell
earth, is fitted up with the appliances Of moo
the expectation that Congressman Gibson pr
ally to Panama, he said:
'sT1le construction of this canal will make
est entrepot of the greatest ocean in all the W
ership of the Philippine Islands and the Sa
ciic Ocean literally an American sea. What
Mediterranean Sea the construction of this
Islands in much greater and grander sense
factor in the commerce of the world.
The statistical account of the situa ton in
will appear in the New Years issue of the AZ
will attract interest and excite the enthusiast
heart and in his brain an American citizen
only be presented in number of volumes,
quent exposition of unprecedented Irogress
merce reaching to nearly two billions and
eight hundred millions in ten years, the mt
business. including agricultural and manufac
country, railroad extension and all means
cities the aggregate and net results of labor
skilled and enterprising population in existenc
space and must be left to more or less accur
ports. The gold output of more than hun
crease iii coming and in bank clearings are ex
tions of national wealth that literally surpas
There is part of the world civilized
can capital and American enterprises are n
competing with the capital and the en- terpris
Africa. in India, in other parts of Asia, and a
commercial success have been so notable til
US, in which Great Britain would never join, h
In China insisting upon the "open
treaty obligations and large investm ents h
of the empire Manchuria among Them which
the threatened war between Japan and and r
in antagonism to Muscovite aggression In e
of Europe, the rapid construction of twenty-se
road from Mombasa to Victoria, under a con
ton, led to the admission by British Comm
that, for doing. difficult work in out of the W
cheapness and dispatch, the American takes
These are mere scintillations of the whole
triumphs the American people and their go
heads. Intellectual and moral advanc ement
prosperity. The large donations to college
ment of such institutions as Carnegie has 70
scientific investigation, the spread of 1ibrarit
bodies, assisted by intelligent legislation, sue
announced by Dr. Jacques Leib at the, Unive
covery and invention in all directions, attest
ality. The payment of the supposed debt tt
procity, the cultivation of reciprocal advanta
with other nations, without infringing on tn
cessful visit of American Commits sion tC
interest of the ST. Louis Exposition, the vote i
largement of the Erie Canal, attest the ackno
practical sagacity. not restricted to immediat
tional interests In all these examples, and
be mentioned, brains and large morality a
Attention has already been invited in thes
exactness manifested by President Roo sevelt
the organ of a strenuous and enlightened p
United States in 1903 fully as promising,
any former years. Religious and philanthro
ed. Fraternites have become more frater,
small degree purged themselves of foul and
the firm administration of the law, by injunc
of walking-delegates, their upward movement
American Federation of Labor with /, 745, 27O
only a small, minority of American wa ge-ear
menace to the public peace and a common d
tic combinations have also been taught that
can system of government Rockefeller al
neutralized the Morgan federation, and thus
competition among monopolists. The atteml
cifc and the Great Northern railroads, with
Morgan as allies and the monopolizing effect
agement, have been arrested by Attorney CT
rection of the President, and it Is to be expec
the United States will enforce American Law
the people, for all time. Postal frauds and L
| exposed and offenders against official honor
| In these and in many of it's other phase
| clean year.
1t is useless to pursue this retrosp ect fl
| statement and mostly by suggestion, the n
| States, in its political system and as world
| auctions, among which two are most striki1
| wage-earnerS, that labor is benefited by linn