The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-03-14

made and fled an application fol
the privilege to vote at Salt Lake
the Court denied their application
holding that they were not citizens
and could not vote.
They are all much interested il
| the annexation question and for il
as s unit. One Of them wanted &c
| come over and urge their side be
| fore President Harrison.
The natives have been coming 70
Utah from time to time for about
fifteen wears. Some time ago dis
content sprang up among & few
and they petitioned the Hawaiian
Government 20 send for them. The
petition was forwarded, acted upon
promptly and the money sent 10
me 20 pay their fares bought
their tickets, but they then refused
to return. They like it there very
much, living contentedly.
The dissatisfaction among the
natives at the islands is caused by
8 few native demagogues and IN
scrupulous whites The interests
Of the whites and the natives are
inseparable and interviewer, but
these demagogues have 50 mixed
them up that they are confused. A
Hawaiian monarchy of HawaiiauS
Is absurd and impossible. Their
course as s race was run twenty
years ago. The project Of the
queen TO establish such may be
compared to the Indian ghost
dance, which is TO reproduce the
bison and Indian domination.
Assuming that II was successful it
would inure to the benefit Of the
royal family and their favorites,
and the natives as body would
be crushed greater than ever. The
monarchy could not support them,
for their sustenance is derived
from the whites and American
capital. The fall of the white man
works the destruction of the ma
tive. Where one native went to
the docks upon the arrival of ships
and steamers ten 90 now, and the
monarchy wouldn't give them
work.
They are law-abidiug people. I
never heard of q native even so
much as insulting a white woman,
but on the contrary, their respect
for white women is very great,
and if one should be belated on :
Journey she would call q native to
her aid as quickly as white man.
''Out in Utah they farm, are
thrifty and prosperous, use the irri-
cation system, and some recently |
.ook up lead mining claims. They |
Mormon holiday re-
Gently, and some of my friends who |
7isited them told me that they were |
ioing well. In all the time they |
nave been there they have not once
an offense against the |
.aW. They stand well with the I
people Of the territory.
As for England wanting the ISL |
Gnds to complete her Gordon around /
he United States, that is true, but
he wants them for a greater pur-
,ose-to complete her chain around |
he world, for it would be the last
ink needed. Here it is /: England,
Gibraltar, Malta, Cyprus, Suez,
Adeu, India, Singapore, Hongkong,
Australia, New Zealand, FIJI, TIA
Eaii), Esquimalt, Halifax. Ber-
nuda and Liverpool again. They
would be the key of the Pacific, as
Bermuda Is of the Atlantic, especi-
lily with 4 cable from Esquimault.
fleets may rendezvous at Ber-
1uda and BY cable from the Eng
ish admiralty Office, cover every
iort on the Atlantic shore of this
ountry and advised Of the move
nents Of the United States war
essels. With a cable to Homo
1lu the same Geographic key
Tould control the Pacific fleets. -
Washington Star.