Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-24
Hawaiian Delegates
Will Be Sent to
New York Conference
IMMIGRATION TOPIC FOR DISCUSSION

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N"''oha' |'"ieience on iiiih''sra''oh
which Is to be held at New York Dec.
and 7. has been received by the Acting
Governor. The text of the letter TAX
en- from Associated Press dispatches
has been previously published In the
Bulletin:
August D, l9oo.
Hon. George X. Garter, Governor Oh
Hawaii, Honolulu. II. L.
Sir:-Your Excellency is invited to
appoint ten delegates to represent the
territory OF Hawaii ~ National Con-
ference upon immigration, TO be held
In New YORK City December and 7,
under the auspices OF The National
Civic Federation.
Some OF the questions to be discussed
under the general head are:
What is the character OF the net
increase in the population OF the United
states from immigration?
| Should existing legislation looking to
the elevation OF this character through
the exclusion OF undesirable elements
be extended and made more enective,
and, II so, how?
should there be any change In the
system OF inspection, such as having 1t
made at ports OF departure, or at the
home sources OF emigration. or at both?
Are there any external influences
tending to stimulate the volume OF I'M
migration?
what are the nature, extent ana To-
cality OF the demands In the United
states for more labor?
what domestic industries and what
labor crafts are most anected by the
influx OF allen labor. and In what ways?
What percentage OF European immi-
grafton remains In the ports OF arrival
such as New York, Boston. Philadel.
phia and Baltimore?
What practical method can be devils
ed OF distributing immigration, espe-
cially for agriculture, to points where
II may be needed?
What will be the effect Of the dis
tribution OF large numbers OF immi-
grants In the South upon the problem
OF industrial education and social bet
terment OF the negro race?
Should the exclusion Of Chinese
Coolie labor be made more rigid, and
should 1t be extended to japanese and
Korean labor!
How shall the admission OF exempt
cd classes OF Asiatics, such as scholars,
merchants ana TOURISTS be regulated!
In fact. any topic related TO immigra-
, ton and It's erect upon our national
lie and industries that the conferences
wishes TO consider may be included In
3 us proceedings.
yours respectfully,
81 AOGISl BEi-MoNi.
fresideht' Inc Natiohai CIVIC federa'
al uon; -
I'll SAMUEL b. DoNNELLf.
secretary, The national CIVIC federa
ton;
ChAS. A. MooRE'
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New YORK; -
3 JAMES \, ARCHIBALD
! secretary, me CIVIC federatioh o
New lork'
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