Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-30
ton ip 70 have tho United State tilu
o,s,ision u the Hawaiian islhnJs.


territorial or district lOtni " EhFcIus
mcrt, a government like the Dsifict
b; Columbia, with tho addition nf u
governor appointed by the President,
IL preferable for many reasons, There
Il ouch large number OF Chinese and
other cheap labor on tho Islands, who
cannot be- trusted TO vote intcllIgcutly,
that " universal suffrage was drclsted,
,he whites who represent Elmosi the
satire business interests OF ihr country
would hs outvotei and powcrles. The
entire new system ct government b.
mixed up and the only way 10 % have
the united States take charge. 1t
must come 10 this or the whites must
leave the islands. Thor interests nre
too great, however, for thou 10 give
up without struggle AMI rtv1-
luton was the result. The new
constitution which wac brought
out by tho queen granted nur
almost ABSOLUTE power and di.ifau.
chised the white voters. The natives
Themselves, ne a rule, are not Ia favor
Of thu eX.queon's plans. She Ia sup
ported by certain CLIQUE OF about
twenty who are anxious Tor the polu.
cal power. The queen ~ Jealuusot the
power Of the whites and ~ M nmbl.
ii0us, scheming woman. Badly al.
vised under the old regime, che had no
cause to complain. She enjoyed on
annual Income OF between seventy.
five aud hundred thousand dollars
with no responsibility, but She under
took to mix In politics and 70, the
wOrst Of IL.
"rho queen was supported By her
favorite, Il. Il. Wilson, marshal OF The
kingdom and government troops. The
quceu's plan wHs clever, but she lacked
the nerve TO carry II out.
"fhe revolution was almost blood.
less one. The only one man hurt was
q native policeman, who was shot 10y
Mr.. Good. Good was Ia charge OF u
wagon containing upslies u nmmuni.
ton for the revOlutiOnists AMI the
police attempted 10 capture II. Coed,
who N "a man OF great firmncss, shot
down one OF the policemen md took
the ammunition 10 n place where II
would do the most service TO the msn
resisting the queen. Fortunately there
was no necessity for resOrt TO arms, and
further bloodshed was avolded.D
The commissioners will leave tomOr-
row for Washington and will reach
there Friday next.
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WAsHiNoTON, ID. u, jan %. -
iho interview between Secretary Of
State Foster and Mott Smith continued
for some time. At the close Secretary
Foster went over TO the White House
nnd had a conference with President
harrison. While OF course no state
inehs OF the poiicy 10 DO pursued by
inc onlteu States IN tho niltler VIII DC
msue ~ least until tho arrival OF the
commissioner from hawaii, IL may
DC hMu that the ViHit oil the Hawaliahs
wiz nuruiy ne buocessiui " Tue pur.
port .neteoI mas oeen correctly stated.
Ahiue from the INNOVATION upon the
tsIlu- g, t'i'. sledA since ih
oIRnnihaion, Whieh hnheAAtlon would
Ue, uhe interests OF o'hef countries IN
INC oanuwich ihiahus are TOO large To
perm. on me part OF 'he governments
OF those nations 10 aclulescence In such
anheAelon. ~ would involve conse.
qusnche ,nn' quo oniIeu states would
noa cs'e ior, anu Whlon ils iong sst'iei
poncy ioiolus " 10 assume
IN executive session touay the
pouh.o u,scusseu the ieVolution. Cen
cIaIiy, tno speeche- scented 10 favor
a ..n,on,o ino es.aom , OF
pio.eoto'ae. IN opposition 10 THESE
uems ~ was uaserteu inst Ine uept OF
"a i1" u%a non sfiodn.eu 70 m9rei than
so,oou'vvy, which was tuincient 10
eause .ns eVseinhent 70 mat before
~, ing ny ioau. ~ was aiso stated
secured our coallng station at Pearl
lIve. yeats hgo .nete was nm agree
neut uuuor Wulch Luglhuu, Ter