Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-16

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nronri,tion for tho ran,vntion
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ono nf tho intarestinv features NJ
Goverpor Freors renlv IN Attorney
Kinnev,s brier n, babaIs of tho DaIe-
gate tn Congress is that nor,iop reIat-
inc IA tho Ianonese- American MANILA.
ton which IL Worrying ouite num-
her nm the mainland The excerpt
from the Governors brief follows.
"Tbo number Of Registered Chinese
voters has increased praduaIIv frnm
II9 I'm 1909 tn 3eG in Iolo II mono of
tho Chinese I'm the Torritorv who ara
American citizons whether ohove mr.
below tho voting ago. die mr. Ioave tho
Territory and are otherwise oualiaed
the number of nossibIe Chinese voters
will, no 40 follows. In 100 s22. In
Io12 o22. I'm tatl iof2. I, 1ot5 ,o=,.
I'm iO1c ioao. I'm tao9 o5O0
"At tho last census tbero wero ouIv
"a Jononese males I'm the Tarr,,nrv
who were American citizops nr vnting
ope. or those onIv ~ register,d IN
vote. and or tho remainder snme may
have hoo, disqualified for vori,,, re,.
sons Tho number of ragiste,e1 IAN
nnese voters hos increasnd from ,breo
in 1ooo IN "a in toto I, nnno NJ tho
Jononeso In tho Terri,nr, u,h, arc
American citizens whether oboye ar
below tho voting ago d,e mr. Ie,ve tho
Territory and are otherwise qualified
the number of possible Iouonese va
ters will no os follows. In 1910 100.
In IoI2 2o7. I9tl go. In iot5 qsi.
I'm Iatc 5o2. I, ,oo2 oc=c
al tho last consus tbero uero =,
tho Terri,1ry II en- mol, ci,izons az
voting oro otbor than Ion,no,o and
Chinese. or these "A o2@ rogIs,erod IN
vote and os ,bo remoipdor come ~,
coursc wero disouoIiGo, T,r vorion.
re,sons Tho numhor ~, .nch ,o,,s-
tered VOTERS has increased from 10
iGc In iooo 10 "A ooo I, ,oio !, mona
or tho citizous n,bor tho, Ion,na.a
'and Chinese wbetbar ,bnyo ar hoIo,y
tho voting moo die mr. Ioovo tho Tor,i-
torv onJ oro otherwiso ,,ol,noJ IN,
numhar or ,,ssihIo ,n,or, n,hor ,,nn
! Jon,ncse and rhinosa oyclrsiyo "a,
newcomers will ho nc fnIInwa. In
/ 1910 1so1t. In tot2 10 7or. In ,o,t
| oo ios. I'm to,5 o. 100. In ,oic ., SSs.
| In 1909 o7 oos
"Thus 4, ioIo tho reyis,eroa yo,.rs
were. Janonese "a. cbi,ceo aoc.
others I4O33. and tho nossibIo yoters
On far nc citf,o,shir sa, on1 a.o ,,a
concerned were. Iononoso ~. chi
npse G7O. otbers 7G,o. ond Il, 1000
or thirteen years after tho last con.
sus tho nose,hIe ,,,ar, h,r,,,,,
deaths. departures arrivals and dis.
qualifications for varIous re,sons viii,
he. Chinese. ohOO. Jananese oC=c.
others. 81 o9S The LOSSES fran dootbs
and disuuolidcotions mav moi yorv
much In percentoee omong those tbroo
cIasses The LOSSES from donorturos
will he greatest among the Joponese
and next among the Chinese while
tho gain fran ARRIVALS win no cro,,-
est among the others Jananase and
Chinese can not he naturaIized Their
numbers ne piynn ohove con In in
creasod only nv the return of tbosn
born I'm Hawaii and nbsen, when tho
last census was taken. while the Num-
bers of Others will no increased ma.
terialIy by arrivals of Caucasians from
the mainland of the limited States
from Europe and elsewhere who ore
already American citizens or who may
he naturalized II Is doubtfuI II there