The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-03-17


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The j TIE most important vnenT Publication VI Toxic announces
leaving article
II existing treaty, signed Washington welcome but
what give. greater satisfaction @ independent organ the attitude shown
by the United siatea regard this diplomatic negotiation For
sincere friendship towards this country that - has
legitimate claim to tho period validity Of the existing Treaty and that
tho discomfort Of the Pacific Coast peOpl
thing specially noticed paper
celebrity with which the treaty gn for instead Of being the last
feared Of the negotiations revision, has preceded all others This
fact viii be sufficient writes journal dumbfoun all those mis-
to strain the relation Of the friendly The Jill is Of opinion that
Disappearance relation with the control which Japan
administrative regarding the of
especially the Of the memorandum
Of abers the clause will not allow them
to may the Jill confidently expected that
the striking out OF the clause win have the effect of protecting our nationals
residing America the to which
they have too frequently been subjected the Pacific Coast
The Asahi regards the pleasant need hardly be
stated continues the Journal that the why the Washington
authorities gvens their desire and paby check the immi
grafton hbore In 1907 the number of taking to
figures
applied only passengers
most an of them officials businessmen students and Others not be
longing laber The dere for the existence of the restrictive
longer present not to be wondered at continues the journal
decided strike the
leave the immigration matter to the honor of Japan
The KOkumin favon explanation concerning the
speedy agreement says being footing
of mistaken friendship there nothing wonderful the that Washing
enta, nolv f r loou ana +h rortad .olntU s = ar ol
larry it, Continuing writes that the immigration
longer affair of Importance demand insertion
international AS result remarkable all
colonies Japan
to labores going abroad if
present. controlling boe abroad would %
laborers spare going
abroad The immigration affair
fOreg treaty affair." kept
JAPAN
Toxic Asa was America continues the Journal which advance of all
other countries in 1878
after by Count ouma then minister of foreign Affairs In the ] affair
of
Japan which her win fail
Coming points of details the remarks the
eoasng decided the of prohibition that NO
effected regard the ownership Ofand by residing
lea and special provision arranged about tariff The prohibition of
coastng Objectionable
arrangement which is observed at present American being allowed
to trade between Yokohama Kobe Ngasa HakOa
similar privilege denied
continues the journal it would have been better
and that for he privilege granted American steamers of plying the
trade between two three Japanese vessels flying
ports the Pacific slope
andownersp question regarded by the paper one involving
moment opinion right ownership
lately extended foreigners would
definite provision Japanese
lea would
state legislature compact in treaty having override
The Asa considers this omission the diplomatic
failure of the Japanese authorities
The ohuga shOgo while expressing its satisfaction the of the
signing of the squmish all
which the japanese residents in America
that
obnoxious suggesting
Japanese residents Of America IF our foreign office really failed to y
this right sin the ratified sadly lacking
complete refutaon
those silly folks intoxicating sensational about
agitation points them while they ndugg
fanes arising their gnaneeof the relations existing
two Powers the White House and the Office
concluding treaty the
it be possible of sanity that the
even asks the Osaka
arise continues the journal there the arbitration
concluded by the This
n lively prevent the outbreak of any such trouble.
The Osaka Aaeh suspects that the refreshing
treaty has been concluded actuated by the hic
according this Journal President Taft and Secretary
have with regard the inherent
ton of the discovery, without support
corporations America could hardly able realize
the Pacific still less China The Osaka journal believes that it would
wiser America while shutting labor
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