The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-24
Japan
And Hawaii

When therefore, attitude the people OF foreign
countries toward the japanese domed within their borders may
attitude OF the Japanese Government and the better Japanese sen
discussion Japan and Hawaii appearing the Japan Gazette
In this discussion not only the Midway incident OF the Anegawa
the Mongolia but Judge Does address the banquet Of the
Merchants Association Delegate KuhiO treated Of The Ga
zette says
The charges by paper Midway
cer against the Japanese training Anegawaaru of refusing
assist the NJ Mongolia at Midway and Illegally surveying the
Cabebd there though both autOravey denied draw
ton again the existence sectional American prejudice
sectional however confined labor fields especially
Japan such Hawaii and the Pacific noticeable that
Hawaii where Japanese have resided great numbers for wears
and where they specially needed sugacane cultivation this
prejudice continually cropping Recent figures gave the popua
ton OF Hawaii of whom 10000 said be Japanese
Of these latter being gran under certain restrictions mpos
ed by their government They perform useful work
have brought up families in the land of their adoption and
would be thought might have become largely amated
great American family But they do appear become assma
last month Judge Sanford Dole formerly Governor OF
wall by offering inducements Anglo families
Though specifically single out the Japanese vet he included
them his structures upon oriental residents The is he
that these people here What YOU going
There many people here anxious about the large number Of chill
dren born Of Asa parents the possibility that they will become
voters some day These children of Aac parents going
schools larger numbers than the representatives Of m
these Aac children will rule these islands by their don't
think danger is great but hev should become to dorag
majority there might be tendency to gradually slip
from American standards in political social moral life
The AngoSaxon Teuonic elements in these islands are
made up of Americans Germans and English and have combined 20
make the public sentiment of Hawaii American appears to me
that family after family of this AngloSaxon Teuonc race in con-
sequence OF dunes of trade the pressing competition Of Japanese
and Chinese is leaving the islands for the great loss
feel that if this great dmnuon Of goes the future
dark We wish to keep the eavenng element men and women
that will make the future all American We should keep islands
under American tendencies"
The Judge then outlined for settling 900 American
families public lands in the Territory Safeguard the political
future OF Hawaii This speech is said have made great impress
sion in the Islands especially the stated need for American families
settled on the soil and independent the sugar industry The latter
consideration especially held to speech from the
10 the higher sphere of Amecanm speakers fear
that Asiatcs become the dominating race the islands MIGHT
gradually Slip from American standards political social and
moral life This probably the highest ground taken in objections
TO japanese immigration and be that Judging from Tap-