The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-17
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Yesterday the much advertised
''charges'' lodged with the secretary
of the interior by the Delegate against
the Governor were made public. Fol
lowing their publication broad grin
crept across the face of the collective
citizenship Of Honolulu. Even Gov
ernor Frear smiled. Link McCandless
fairly grinned.
Last night the Republican party
kissed Kuhio goodbye as a possible
candidate for denomination, although
Candidate MeCandless expressed an
opinion that the party would take
Kuhio back again after the laugh over
the charges had subsided.
The Charges.
In charging the Governor with hav-
ing proved unfit for reappointment, the
Delegate says:
/. His administration has been mark
ed by no adequate progress in carrying
out the policy of promoting q home
owning population, which has been
adopted and uniformly endorsed by each
successive congress and federal admin
istration since annexation. There has
been activity in spots, and at intervals
by the local government, and per-
funetory observation of all laws de-
signed to promote the number and sta
biIity of small homes in Hawaii, but
the fact remains that hOmesteading and
email holdings remain as an exotic in
the industrial life of Hawaii; and If
four wears more of Governor Frear g
administration produce no better re-
suits than the last four years, Hawaii
is likely to drift into conditions where
pnblic degradation. from the status of
of a territory to one where self-rule.
even in purely local matters, is denied
her people, may become live national
issue.
Corporation Domination.
>. charge that the domination OF
Hawaii by the sugar plantations, which
are in turn directly controlled by the
sugar agencies in Honolulu, has beer
progressing and extending throughout
the Governors IS administration. and this
fact has been winked at, certainly moi
challenged, hy Governor Frear; and in
this respect his public utterances and
written reports in reference to indus
trial conditions in Hawaii, claiming
satisfactory progress in the develop
and offer cogent proof in this, that the
Governor either cannot see or refuses
to see that while there is great, in fact
too much wealth concentrated and con
eentrating in the industrial corporations
of Hawaii and in the hands of few
men that control them, the population
at large was never relatively shorter
in its supply of independent land and
homecoming citizens.
3. The vital trouble is that the peo
Pile who control the industrial life o.
Hawaii have become so blinded by lonl
continued prosperity and the habit o
controlling everything from their owl
standpoint that they. themselves. do no
realize how deadly that policy is to tn
ultimate welfare of the Territory. de
termined as it finally will be by tn
character and standing Of its peopl
as a whole.
Frear Not in Earnest
4. Governor Frear is n party (cor
eeded very respectable partv) TO thi
system. and in the final ANALYSIS an
at heart is in sympathy with Its PEI
petuation. Tie would like to hav
homesteads. he would like to have man
small independent homes. hut is not sui
6cientlv IN earnest about IL 20 cut loOs
from tho old Dolieies and perauisits
and 10 lenve the industrial svstem Z
Hawaii 10 reform itself 50 that sma
homes and holdinRs NAV become n hon
6eiaTy and necessary part of that sy
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