The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-01-27

Of small farmer by Mr. Jared Smith well to his civic courage
expressing publicly his IDEAS beg disagree with him in
gard the advantages of small holdings in agriculture.
The idea of this advantage has originated from the example
Of France becoming after the supposed parceaton of
peasants the great But
recent inquiries into this subject that the very fact of
collation. well their holding their
going merry France as well as in
the world including the United States In this latter look
100000 of land block California Arizona and
New Mexico adjoining It is more than the territory Of Greece
belongs them They the step towards complete
of land and other industrial of production
Just they ud footing but their independence
in its zenith 1t becomes clear to the street that
corporations from private and become public nstiu
tons and such involve public interest and consequently are
subject tho pc PIES eonr Between the two great 'o OF
representing the labor of dead generations who going arb
in the amalgamaton of both
cen2 Every will bring the corporation and under
Roosevet intentions and policy in regard corporations
feey sound All is not words He wants to begin
and with opening the books of all corporations peoples
pess wonderful spectacle: the tail waggng the dog
But his desire develop Hawaii traditional American small
traditions of settling the West and dpong of public lands
there have been railroad corporations trusts and Miller uxes
these are new factors requiring an essential modification OF those
traditions Temporal mutantur aud nos mutamus in ills!
Such the principal why being small farmer
self favor of small farming especially these Islands
where besides political and there are other obstacles
energy defending the doomed and rrevocab lost at
clearly realizing the reasons on the part of the planters
for introducing 10000 Chinese cannot believe this will be
nent how is it possible to reconcile with American on spirit and
constitution the idea that certain under American flag will be
limited VOCATION kind of punished by expoa
ton they dare enter anoher Every will find
such law contract unconstitutional How would Mr. Pnkham
invented machine and punished for becoming the president of the
feelings Mr. Pnkham9 Surprising he is
not he ought to be conferred this sacred human right under Amer
10000 Chinese without this restriction than with it.
What does this little Territory as va place of settlement and
skilled American labor home and all the world few hun
settled after irrigation the West alone what do
few here amount the American armer drop the
principles than give employment few hundred American
Should those mechanics really for the plan
poyed anyhow for proper wages Ii not let Japanese and China
Mr. W. N. Armstrong; plan of creating
American Asatc outpost attractive Judging by what
and China the Importance colony
further of Asia the principles of liberty and
Japanese and Chinese residents their citizens rights
plan for the future beforehand order compass
consistently and without hesitation That will useless
friction and disappointment
subborny conservative unable and unwilling to assmae In
further Even the second generation born and edu
there member of that class who with all intel
gence and brightness perfectly hopeless s repeatedly and
100 schools ana TOO much TO the aetrmen
of the country he unbuhngy advocated to do away with them
INTRODUCTION
proposed cvzng outpost from to Asatc Amer
lean. ~
entirely with Japanese who given
brilliant evidence of their capaby of and adaptation
There danger condng them the destes of the
try What is to be done to make their surroundings here
comfortable and agreeable permanent
All the difficulties between Japanese labor and plantations could
be prevented by better
understanding do not believe the importation of thousands
Americans Europeans Portuguese Koreans and Chinese labor
ers as remedy against general strike Except Koreans ard
Chinese of them will be able keep the
competition with frugal Japanese make
Japanese raonalis easily amenable
sensitive to the force of He educated
and obedience his landlord
would be-
The education of plantation employees methods
CT treating Japanese labor especially the desstance from the old
rough of contract and penal clause times.