The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-14

The commercial bodies oi this NoSSS
srs unanimous in the same opinion
The public men OF the slope Sre IS s
unit for the measure.
On the other side oi the Rockies the
feeling i strong II less decided. The
press X by s heavy majority for Sn-
neNinE the islands. Few % the leSi-
ing journals S7e found 70 oppose the
reausS. 81 the Hawaiian Commission
srS
The President Sud Cabinet sre De-
lieved 20 favor that policy. President
sle,S Cleveland Is thought 20 be Oi
the same opinion. Congress Is visit
ing 20 learn the sentiment % the
country. The leaders have declared
themselves on the annexation side
Snd The ulsjority Is probably safe
i. T. Examiner.
Eastern Opinions
NEW YoRH. JSn. S0.-All the news
papers % this city eiitortAlly refer IS
follows 70 the situation:
The sun; 50 the Sandwich Islands
want 20 Join rhe United States IL IS
nor surprising. Where else could their
people wish 70 so Where else could
they ind safety snd hope q liberty
Snd proCreSSs We don't suppose there
viii oe Suy difficulty in ths Way Of
arranging proper terms for the SdmiS-
sion q the welcome applicants. The
SISts O: Hawaii ulSy thus Be the ICS-
independent foreign country 70 be Sn-
nsNsd 20 the American Union, and We
dSTs say II will noc be the lSSt-
The Herald Ssys: There hiss been
growing sentiment on the pSrt of the
foreign element in the Hawaiian Is
aClS IN favor Ot annexation. ThI> has
been deemed desirable 70 secure both
- ollIgy @. government 2ni CONNER
cISl p-pSpsricy. Those who have is
vOCsG the policy naturally look 10 the
| ui-ei S-SSsS, no. only on ACCOUNT OF
is neSrnsSS, but also because the bulk
o. Hawaiian COmme7es ! with this
country SuG the chief foreign Interests
in the Islands STs American The
hope q the alnsxationiscS i based |
14-Ily on this commercial vSlue 81 /
the Islands, bIE mOCe On their lulpo-.- !
ance - s nsval s.Stion.
The TCIbCus SsvS- Ile news from
>Sn Francisco u -Ae revolution IN
Hawaii Snd The 2-Eiv2l in this eOUn-
y q delegation instructed 70 negO-
l2-e 1O- annexation 70 The United /
STATES q the Hawaiian group brings /
= o-cs before our statesmen questions
: U0S- delicate complicated 2Cd !
nature Ths United States
Sr never consent 70 LEI its Interests
I the Hawaiian Islands be second 70 /
hose q any other power. II this Oh
ions requirement. could &c assured on
u pSrI oy exercising Cl-1u2-e 2U-
1CCiEE Or assuming 1nSl CeSQoDSi-
i.I-isS, = : quite es-tSin th2t the |
LSp0sitIon o. the American people
-OGfd b satisfied But every Siuin-
,-ra-iou since the h2mehsnsh3 dy-
zS-y wss founded hiss been more or
- occupied with sets for its preSs--
stiOl. Il hiss been Necessary 20 in
srvsne Suecsssively Sni repeatedly
Ith England France Sri Germany
p-svs1r 2sSum p.iOn Of authority on
lsir pSrt. which would hsys prompt
reduced the kingdom 70 5 European
=pecGsley.
The Press says The KEY 70 the
o--h Pzeiric : offered % the United
iStss- The island group q Hawaii,
tile. riCh in natural resources Ot
vSlGs TO the Republic IS
naval outpost Sl6 eoumsrciSl
i seeking protection Snd
under the Tag q Washing
4 LEcoin Sl6 Grant Their mfSruIs
the weak and hCpsleSsly y corrupt
tive government hzd reached
int where It could no LONGER be
me The ztteup- Of the Queen OF
87Su % SorUgz-s the constitution OF
z Islands Scd establish : isSuC-isul e.
SCDsd tlccs wGS the c1lminzciC1 :
: long series o. Inrolerable eIzz-
rs The American Government :
0II< Dc prompt with decisive Sc :
The Times sSyS- The overthrow Of
z rsISunS dynasty IN Hawaii WIS
identity only 5 question q tine, a. I
0ugh l. EzS come sooner Chzu SOME :
7eiSu Powers hzd expected The L
sS-O1 q annexation now Suddenly /
comes pressing. thrO1gh the zErivsI Z
this CoIuC-y q commissioner So :
in-si 70 propose IL One novelty q :
? proposal consists il the tSct thzr I .
2E-Sii i not : part Of OIr continent s
q YET she Is s. ScSeSSI0le s. Alaska Z
lIeh hzs foreign territory I1ceTp0se1 / :
tween Il Snd The uss- 81 the United | ;
lies while o course she : vzsrIy
her II developed resources The ;
lprcci-y treaty hSs increased tan =
] the sugar producr q HSEzii. c
II 1s-0IO tons % IS-6 10 the ISl,Ouo a..
: Of $50 On our pSrt $ great .
with o. exports 70 HswSii has o. G
-red in the same per esulSge, the =
>ir1e Coast especially prOiElg =
.reby- On the renewal o- the treaty =
-S70, the eessiOn OF Pearl river bar z
$ 5 nzvSl S-StiOu accompanied II, q
under Nh Clsvslznd's zdniniS- &
-lOl duties were Ceuirtei upon L
NJ other Hawaiian products Is g
j s. upon suEE zui rics- Then =
1e The Mckinley bill, which rs
81 blow 70 the Islands When II K 4
eeted rhzt American planters znd q
sS-ors hold from onehzIf 20 rhre- 4
-Ihs Of the crops and probably two u
,1S q the entire capital Of the G
16S II esn De understood thzt they 9
= lzcely been looking apon slRex- q
4 IS 5 possible remedy for their q
M Izek q prosperity. The -hfnz r
llutsly certain / thSt 10 Euruuean u
lil2tio1 over HSESu even in the %
I q s Just pr0-eeto-z1e Eill Be ue-- q
ted Ine alternative nov : su- n
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