The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-08-16
CARTER
RETURNS
Talks Of His Visit
To Eastern
States.
tFrom Saturdays Advertiser)

Governor George X. Carter was seated
in the executive chair in the Capitol
within very brief time after landing
from the steamer China. All the rest
of yesterday morning he was receiving
welcome home greetings from officials
and citizens, in return giving everyone
the glad hand and breezy salutation of
which the keynote was pleasure at get
ting back again TO an Advertiser re-
porters suggestion, in answer to aues-
ton, that perhaps he might begin an
account OF his travels where the mail
and the cable connections had broken
off, the Governor said:
We'll, in crossing the continent on
my return | fell i'll with Governor Par
dee of California. making him a good
new acquaintance
At San Francisco | met the Joint
| Committee on Commerce of the Senate.
and House and had some long talks with
the members, which | hope will result
III much benefit to the Territory.
Among others talked with was Sem,
ator Gallinger OF New Hampshire, who
| am sure Will prove GOOD friend to
Hawaii | was surprised on returning
this morning to fnd that vnu people
know all about Senator Forakeis COM
ing. He told me he did not wish to
announce his visit to Hawaii in advance.
1t is probable he will not arrive before
the latter part of August or sometime in
September.
Il consider it will be very great
benefit to Hawaii to have Senator For
aker come. There are many matters
that ought to be laid before him. He
is splendid man, one of different
stamp of public men from any we have
had here
The feeling all over, as | found it.,
is that we have made a poor showing
since annexation and that evidently
more ought to be done for us. All
seem to admit it. 1t is for us to or
ganize, to get together, and do some
thing for ourselves.
Il want to send Congressman Burton.
chairman of the House Committee on
Rivers and Harbors, maps OF our har-
bors to show exact conditions, such asA
the cubic yards to be removed, etc The.N
data VIII make so much more favorable
an impression. and the fact is they will
not do anything without such data.
Il went to New York to see about
placing more of our bonds. was never
very well pleased with the sale OF the
first bonds. Although the information
was not positive, yet on the highest au-
thority obtainable, | was told in New
York that the syndicate that bought
our bonds knocked them off among
themselves for 100. OF course we can
not get such figure as that, but ought
to get something more than par
indications are that the President is
gaining ground in Wall street The
feeling there is that there are two evils
to choose from, and that Roosevelt and
Republicanism are the lesser evil. AS.
to the Standard Oil influence | heard
nothing of it in the East and | do not
think II amounts 10 much in the cam
paign.
The great object in my trip was to
meet all those men who have influence,
such as Lodge, Root and so forth.
Now when | see man mentioned or
pictured in paper know what he looks
like, and when ! write letter to him
teel more confidence as to how it will
be received.
Il have had a good long vacation and
am tired of it, | am glad to get back \
and to work. | want to go to Maui as
soon as possible. | would like to see
the loan money got under way and Ter
ritorial finances Strengthened out, with
all the warrants paid off.
hen | want also to see that the cleo
ton goes off as harmoniousy as possible
Too often feeling runs unnecessarily
nigh and there is too much of person.
alities. | hope we can go into this cleo
tion with better feeling, so that the
side losing will know the fight was fair"
When the China entered her dock.
a lookout on the Capitol gave the signal
for Governors salute. A detachment
Of Co. +, National Guard of Hawaii.
under command OF Lieut.. Costa, fired
the salute OF seventeen guns from a pair
OF I2-pounder field pieces on the Capitol
grounds.
Governor Carter was much pleased
with the robins egg blue tinting given
The executive chamber, by direction of
Acting Governor Atkinson, in his abb
sence, also with the Encouragement of
pictures, furniture, etc. A gorgeous
bouquet OF carnations on the table met
he Governors rapid survey of the room.