The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10


bank could be brought about, whore
loans TO homcetcNdore would be made,
Japancao Not 30 had. -,
The discussion then reverted 20 tho
Japanese Qncatlon and Mr. Nahor want.
od TO know by whit monna the gcnctnl
laws or economics could DO suspended
TO prevent the land drifting into tho
hnnde Of the Japanese " tho Japanc Csc
could work for lceu profit than tho 9th.
or rRccri Mr., Ashford now announced
that the number of Japanese In the isl.
nnda wua decreasing, lie had forgot.
ten about the Americans on guard, owl.
IDENTIFY, aud the dAngorn he had fore.
seen In hia opening words from tho IN.
crcnping Japanese menace. When cor,
rcctcd by the Governor aud reminded
about the "pictUrc bridcp," no nm.
nounccd that nj any rate, u Japanese
landowner would not be conaidcrod 80
much of u menace M foot'loosC Jap,
nnoec,
ThB Concludcdc Mr. Ashford n stnto.
mont for the day, although the Sccrr.
tnry told him TO consider himself at
liberty 10 Rpk any questions no doBir.
cd Of following witnesses or 10 ndynnco
any nrgumcnte he wished m the invcs.
tigntion proceeded.
Carter,
rho Secretary ut this time AMID that
ho desired TO got information from
others who might be cnllod away, NJ
tor which hc would resume with Mr.
Ashford, He caliOd for Mr.. Carter 10
being evident from some Of his qucs
lions that ho expected 70 secure state.
mcnts from Alfred W. Carter. Tx.
Governor George Il. Garter. however,
stepped forward, nnt In a chair iuat
Vncnted Inv MIR, Ashford and nj oneo
began abatement
'iMr, Secretary naid Mr.. Cnttor,
M I catch the drift of your dIaclsslon
what yOu EXPECT of mo Ia TO uiyo 10
you tho benefit of my exporlonee-not
only for tho Office Won hold, but for
the benefit of the citizons OF Hawaii -
thht I nm asked 10 come here TO sneak
10 you on these 0uoptlong--to onllpht.
on you. want TO my that I hive
no personal nnimonity for either of
tho e0.cnlled contestants, that do not
appear ns mn attorney with n BRIEF
that u WINS some time before this con.
tr0veray had reached Washington TINT
I told Governor ffonr no could not
expect my support for roappointmont
for no Ind failed To sne,ro iho a,,nnoIi
Of the administration in Washington.
And ! believed that having failed that.
TINT ho could make no Roadway against
the encouragement which hB opponents
had received,
"lf there bna been any failure 10
secure the support of tho admnislra.
tiOn In Washington, nm absolutely un.
aware Of tlat," replied Mr. Fisher.
You have not been In position
long enough TO -" Mr., Carter startod,
but WIS interrupted.
There hnB been no intimntion either
directly or indirectly, that the admin.
islfnii0n In not entirely satisfied with
Governor Ffenr'p administration, and
VIII moi rcnppoinl hIm-if npproyo =,
I" want 10 tell you TINT hls admin.
ieirnilon has not The local support ~
should lmve,b said Mr. Garter. ~ state
this now TINT much Of this controversy
II raised because Of the lnch of ann
port he h0s received. Az early M De,
oember ! VIII on record NJ having aoni
u cnblc 10 President rnft urging u
ehhhge here aud making a specific sug.
aesii6n ns TO his anceeesor. Therefore Il
must he obvious he had moi received
i"'"i hhPVoIb biH'IWlHF, why thlH IN
vestimiionf
'ii'he investigation II dne 10 tbe Fact
Tint the Delegate has protested 10 tbe
reapp0inment and solely for thnt,
And wnan I the Delegalc atimulnt.
~ ny the fhet Tint tho Governor Ind
no support hefof The ohafRop were
6led before you entered Office. will
pnf u IN u little different way, The
Two factions here contondlng before
] you toddya-if they thought they could
rench Tho car Of The authority behind
you by undermining you or going
around you, do yOn think tbnf yo,l
would receive The consideration fhnt
you are now rreelyina1
on Is Merits,
aagnnied, when ! came here ,, anld
MI Fisher, ITO Investigate this m0t.
Ter llihl Tho administration IN not TAX.
ing . hand IN II one why Of another,
u will be decided on ~ merits 30
Yoh expect the administration would
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