The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-06-27
JAPANESE PRESS ON THE BROAD ISSUE

The japanese papers hand surprisingly little direct
Antaen Land Law, but much the
broader issue that has namely the question OF the equality
of the Such phrases white snobbery abonism
white peril and white presumption appear with frequency
in the editorial columns indicate widely spreading sentiment
cuson laws of America IN an article entitled Might and Right
based the umaum of Foreign Secretary Grey to the Balkan
leader of the Far East Japan being led like sheep by the
European Powers China, the Manchi land played fast
and loose with by INSCRIPTIONS statesmen like Yuan In Amer
lea her and daughters who have finished their work of
bringing large land under cultivation told Get out
They called Objectionable whose poson the
moral atmosphere the white mans America Don't talk about
The treaty or the principles of justice and humanity they are told
If don't want here have only to get out Meanwhile
the statesmen at Washington honeyed words to their
apparently p9wees show their resentment palmer
ihap they now doing Is Japan such small nation that she
must stand all this white mans snobbery2"
The Kokumin leader white Snobbery,' concludes by
saying that SELF reliance is the only thing that counts If we
have Just to stand it, while the Manc commenting
pan-Asiatic meeting said
Al time when the white mans domination its height and
the white peri growing and more imminent even
hope that the Asatcs will content themselves merely in
vent to their resentment but will cooperate with another
start a more united movement on big scale g.
The Toxic lochSays the whole racial question admits of simple
solution Inc question OF race says the loch can be found
almost everywhere Englands colonies in Canada Australia
Africa and India In these British colonies the whites always Re
gard the cooed inhabitants look down upon them
and various laws these countries have been drawn up upon the
eoored peoples necessarily always inferior
therefore must destroy the foundation of the present
Da system of England and would certainly be grave
Inc British people 1t will be equally for Germany
which urged the white against
the Yellow Peril may be indeed grave question from
iD standpoint that OF the but it commonplace
problem from the standpoint of humanity and the eyes
When the theory of social democracy widely advocated
may have been regarded by small number of uspers power
as grave matter but nowadays accepted by these
Of Importance Again time when the European
Powers tried to force the Orentas open
course the latter regarded the matter
downfall OF their countries. But the IA commonplace
even III Inc eyes OF these Orenas Similarly the present
" me japanese for equal treatment by the whites may appear
sIh'e oem 10 Europeans and Americans because of their
c mat iey must always be superors the world but
commonplace 10 MS.
VINO says that the cooed peoples inferior whites
three or loW thousand years the superior
10 me oecden We find instances history prove
~ true mat M the centuries the West superior
10 lr h Du VINO be that the position between two
may MOI again changer The superiority uierorty people
MOI question oi natural traits but decided by the decay
81 we national spirit Of people la other words must
fd'1 W me rhng circumstances of that people Now present
tuh' H" u' WINE nations are deeaden condition while
me "'Nm nations some rising II unjust therefore dis
'gm9H' ~ we treatment Of these nations according difference
81 r"HF 0nd e white seek give better treatment 30 these
n''lR VINO por Of he West than the peoples Ina the
could MOI tolerate ' '''
we i'al" F dh position Of England in ibs California aurs
non 500 VIZ 'rar h~rng 81 lhs question uppu England b. M,
A w ' nHAlr ilrol and other English observers frfHiu
il1p Ffhs sN Nn Judgment on A. w slmpalbgr win them
10y wi " HN W Same tolerate ihr cold treatment prrorrd hy
l Nls D '. 1anprsr either nauon or iulYidaly snr,
Y ''p POM N'p} facts lslylpg lhr superiority n mauy