New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

uhuea' MI Th'rst)n came into power ard enjoyed yer?
generally the confidence Of natives and foreigners.
At that time the Princess Kaluan Ileiress Pre-
sumptve TO the Throne was eleven years Of age and
II WAS 1eIt 10 be very Important thai she sho@ld BE
sent ehrciy away from the surroundings and in
huenccs Of Hawaiian court life. in order that She
might be trained in the quiet home atmosphere which
would enable her fifty to take up her future
position As sovereign. Mr.. Thurscn repeatedly urged
mat u" young Princess should be sent 10 Englani
WIN thS object and In 1889. when she thirccn
years Of agc. the plan carried out and Princess
haiuIani was sent to England In charge Of lady
VINO was about TO spend year In Europe. and who
undertook 10 place her at suitable school, which had
already been selected.
AT the end of the first year the result deemed
SO satisfactory that King Kaakaua persuaded
consent to continuance OF the young PrnccsSs stay
In England and the lady vino had been her chapcronc
had to return 10 Honolulu, request made by the
father OF the Princess, with the written concurrence
of the King and the then Princess Liliuokmar that
Mrs. Davies and myself would act as guardians dur
Ing The lrncc>s's stay I'm England. Princess Kaulan
has thus been entirely OF our own children
and has spent all tcr holidays with us Her one
idea, and our idea. has been prepare her for
the return TO her lipd during thu present year,
when she a;tanS her majority. one Of the last acts
of the Hawaiian Legislature of which four OF the
commissioners now at Washington members, was
to vote Il sum OF $1,000 for the expenses Of tie
return tour OF the II,r,sS Apparent. Arrangements
We in process for her reception 10y the Queen OF
England during the coming spring and then she was
TO make prolonged visit TO Washington, New-lOrs,
Chicago. Boston and other grclt American cities
finally reaching Honolulu in october or November for
her coming Of age.
ION Monday, January GO. news reached nc by
cable OF the revolution in Hawaii. ON the following
day cabcd to the Hawaiian Minister at Washington.
Dr. Mott Smith, follows. Gable Draco Liverpool.
e" received the following reply by cable: Cannot
Use assistance YET also wrote TO the Minister on
the same date pointing out what appeared TO me 10
be the grave difficulties in the way OF the carrying
ont by the commissioners of the proposal for annex
alton. / stated that in my opinion no amount OF
reasoning AMI amount Of bride would ever gain the
pure Hawaiian vcte and that without that vote an
EcXaton could be neither completed nor carried on
hereafter. Ii' the good will Of the lawaiians must
be secured sufficient garrison must be provided
TO compel II, that llawaans could not BE- ignored
and that the sympathics Of mankind would be- with
them always. then urged that convention Of all
classes Of voters should b. called carefully revised
Constitution presented 10 them, that the Queen should
he requested TO aDdicaic, and that the Pm c>S
kaulan should De proclaimed Queen with Council
OF Regency, OF which suggested that Mr.. Dole.
head CT the Provisional Government shoad be Pre-i-
dent. This letter left Liverpool by the Germanc.
February /. and must have reached Washington about
the 10th Instant. / have had Acknowledgement
Of it beyond Anonymous cibcgran, received fcbgu-
airy IA Island, transferred. Princess provided Dr.'
'.MHcth"r tal> cabl- gram vas TO De considered an
OILY Standardization mat ,> 1aSh, nr and ,-,,
lut ,ly none Ia, reached The Princess. The most
striking pat Of III, cabicsl.m. next 10 il apparent
hcaitlssncs is IN. fact that 1t, l. not con
iimcd by any telegram, that nave been published
In En gland.
VIZ il was ,ort or who sent it, de- not know,
but a. loyal guardians and atllul ircnd- tl.re wa,
only thi,s for H. 10 dc. 10 stand here be de
for lnrl upIf
the dvility. The humanity. Of one word { hrr 81
explanation or even oI sympathy. We COM re-
with no Official status and With no ofi':a I'M rmhoh,
In, Wih me co.Slci' N tau the Government ami
Poop. Of the United States win lend their "'un,c-
narco the d,nhcritancr. for ~ iault alleged against
singular lace aud coifaS, end aNor.d - n A'LS,,
for her high position and has shruhk from iH'h"f
duty sacrifice IN III" effort. ,...., .o....-
e. feel god deal %! sympathy for ~" commissioner
who must ma themselves IN position of great en-
haIras. several Of them We're concerned IN the
whith tley compelled the KIM To accept and 70
swear 10 maintain. Al least four Of the COMM si''rs
hlvt ta lac G",a 70 * x,i an' ' %san i
aIcrldcd The throne Sic took The usual oath ana by
that Constitution the Princess Ksiuan was proclaimed
1T asd t. cr 1S oa& and to Yhsv laid
self open 10 deposition but ttat cannot ehcel me
Constitution i'.rn nor me o,n ",C o me ,a,nn
Electorate knew Of NE revolution at the date 81
sion and il drcl, how r'ey 50 sufficiently
dcn" their present position as {" o'ahl" t,em IT, VIII
t. the heir apparent and annOunce 10 her IN" ar
u. q" not for a moment believe that any Of them
would be guilty 81 Intentional cruelty or even 81.
courtesy 10 the Princess and the inc0nccvall treat
Them into must arise from the difficulty they lnl ~
reconcling their present attitude with ne Mowl
siirutl; binds them to the succession OF III" Pin'c'~
unless the Nation -elf releases them ircm That oath