New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19

TALKS WITH PASSENGERS.
VIEWS on pOTn SIDES OF TIE HAWAIIAN oUEs-
TIoy-TnE WEIGHT or OPINION AGAINST
THE MONARCHY
San Francisco. Nov ia United Press repre-
/ sentative VINO BOARDED the steamer Australia IN the
ocean from IA tug was Immediately surrohhde" Oh
coming over the rail and qn'stioned as 10 '"e
| truth Of the rumor that two members OF rres'-
dent Cevo.ands Cabinet had resigned because
! Of the Administrations Hawaiian policy. Ine pas
| sengers were keenly Interested In everything re-
latinc 10 the present attitude Of the United states
| to Hawaii. and taken completely py s"pr.o'
| when asked If the queen had been res'oren III
fact the question presupposed something TIA.
even in the light Of recent they deemed
! practically impossible. There was a narhe" Via"
unity Of opinion as to the final outcome OF w,
| struggle for supremacy between the Provis'ohii
[ Government and the party Of the deposed 'luoe'''
Ex-Consul General r. " Severance was hrst seen
He spoke substantially as follows;
THE affairs on the islands are progressing Slowly
| and without any sensational Developments Inc
Provisional Government is SO firmly estaoi'sneH
| noncialIy and otherwise that 1t cannot d" ue-
stroyed 1t Is supported by the very best ei',ne"'
the orderly aw-abdlng citizcns-who nave 'a'ss
interests at stake The Islands. Hike other places
also have soreheads and booilers VINO espouse aug
/ particular cause because OF what there II III H.
Then there are English influences WHICH Hol"
motive. ~ seIfntsrest are apt to stir up strife In
| order 10 meet their sinister ends don't 'hi'H
! the question OF the Queens restoration mas pee"
discussed. Such possibility IS not even IN
| tanned The general impression is that "'"Nr ""e
Democratic Administered N matters nave De'ii :"
little slow but there is conception that thihss
| r,,u no radically changed Generally speaking
/ the country is prosperous under the RUE OF the
| Provisional Administration. even thoush 'h''e = d"
slight business depression owing to causes eN's''ie
! elsewhere" t,
Dr. l.. NJ Taylor of Washington ID. Go VINO
| tas lust returned from thorough tour
! ., ,ba ieI.nds saws that the situation in
Hawaii * lust about what it has been for tne
last six months The people are better satis'eu
with the Provisional Administration ana much OF
the original prejudice entertained by the natives
is fast disappearing under the security ana con-
ndence inspired by the good government Of the new
party.
ANNEXATION FEELING GEowING
81 spoke freely to whites all over the Islands,
he said "and they had only words OF commentator
for the Government. and even the intelligent IA
tives are now perfectly satisfied with anneXatioh 80
that II may be safely stated that the better class
! Of IIawailans in favor Of annexation Ihere Is
in this respect complete revulson OF feeling ana
a decided leaning to the annexation party The ma
tiyes still true the Queen are actIated by re-
ligious feeling. AS result OF my observations ana
conversations at Honolulu and In the nte , rs ,ne
| In "A heavy influx Of immigration and Investment on
capital. 4 road from Hiio to the crater is already
e. 4. Warner OF Warmers excursions. when APP
preached by the United Press representative, shii
The general belief is that If the United states states
! would withdraw their warships the trouble womb
presenc" OF the ships gives Queens adherents
Is the cause OF the standing friction Absoiutey
prosperous; The only people dissatisfied Win tne
mportant Kanakas who render allegiance to the
Queen. not from amy conviction that hrr rue Is l9r
/ because O superstitlOuS motives
1t is an absolute fact that the provisional Gu
economically and far better than under the Queens
| most reliable is that the maintenance OF
& fer h e
| OF this Is ncontrovertble AS to what VIII be
| that has not been discussed because such
| clusion ia not admitted The situation may truth
restoration is concerned Without the coercise aid
Of the United States. the Queen stands no show;
Mrs II. ". Severance, wife of the ex-Conspl-
| Washington news relative to the Hawaiian stua-
ton we're re- shown to her. became nS hgh Indignant
toraton OF Queen lilIGoka ani 20 be even possible
idiots and lacking in sense. and said that one,
80 far as she knew. Wished for restoration OF
J that the Queen deposel by Americans from
the United states ship Boston alone and as the
result OF. conspiracy was utterly and completely
false. and stated that there was no dissa satisfaction
with the existing state OF affairs except on the
part Of a few 6issruntled people
j. F. Soper son ,,s of the comm nndant Of the Ia,
waian forces. briefly expressed h.s CONVICTIONS of
President Doll: Il think the Governors skin is
perfectly safe
TWO ROyAIIsT OPINIONS
Mr.. lie Clair. OF Montreal. said the belief was
general that il the whole question of the restora-
ton Of the Queen left to vote 1t would
suit in great victory for the Queen. The Pro-
vis!onal Government, he is positive, is trying to
get scare: in fact. the Professionals
frightened at their shadow. 1t is impossible,
IN his opinion, to find milder people, than the
Hawaiian natives. They know what they want,
and are fully able to govern their own country.
To set up machinery for plantation there, said
positively: III the restoration OF tine the Queen Is or,
clearly the duty of the United states to place her
% the t ns @ s as o"
is the country of the Hawaiian people They should
up the situation: ''rhe Queen should Se replaced
By the same party that deposed her
said: Il believe the Provisional Government will
be retained in power purely on Its manifest merits.
It's admnistration ~ caTedu, sTons, nteiSeht ana
spcct of the better element solely on the question
vi Vions admnistraton of the deposed Queen Even
should the United States desire her restoration.
The facts are that the Provisional Government
merely asked for annexation wth4%. any refer
don't wish to be Inundated
William. Wall, ex-soldier of the Hawaiian
b best the GLANDS ever had 1t is Composed OF ci-
zens and Is constantly growing In popularity and
present consists OF 200 trained men, fully equipped
and FIVE companies of volunteers It has one field
II can put in the field at snort notice $40 men The
queens forces nothing to speak Of; The res
Ing up to a nation in position to dictate its
wishes and with the power to enforce them