Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
The SITUATION At HAWAII.
Some Of the Measures That Led to
the Revolution.
4 Sew Minister VIII be NEEDED There BE-
fore Commissioner Blonut Returns ihe
Course oi Minister stevens.

Course oi Minister stevens.
Nes Icrk Herald S.seelaL
HoNotrLt April T. via StS FEANe!seo,
CAL. April %, lSgS.-The.e il q rumOr
brought down hv steamer yesterday that
Colonel BIpunt is q be hasttnea IN ms III
ycstieations, in order 10 return within
month to Washington TO make his lorna!
report to President Cleveland.
II this is true It is 0f great Importance
that before Mr. BloGnt departs the Pre>i.
dent should send down there Is minister
some one Who will thoroughly represent
the views OF the administration. Mr..
stevens, the present minister, has been
and sill continue 70 be 50 long rs ne re,
mains here an iHtermcddler IN local
differences openly on the SIDE Of Annexa-
ti4A. He can do no good and may help TO /
serious harm.
His continued presence here as minister /
is necessarily q direct encouragement 10 +
the hppes ot the planter anncNauonists /
and blow AZ their opponents, Inc naive 1
people and those foreigners whuNFmPa-
1 shize with them, though everything y
/ quiet here understand that the material
I exists for serious trulh.c This the pro.
/ y.siunal government people feel tAeE
4 were uneasy al the possible results ot
4 Colonel Biolnts Withdrawal Of troops as
4 unhappy as the southern carpet bagGers
/ when Genera. Grant refused troops or
| when Mr.. Hayes withdrew them entirely
| but the Queens party are quiet They
| wait for the Presidents action and are
content TO wait, because Colonel Bleant
has held an entirely esea hand between
the cpntendiug sides. II he should be
summoned home before Mr., Stevens i re-
place.! by minister representing atid IN,
formed Of Mr. GieNe.anUs views and
wishes, that would alter the situation
materially.
,rxrs. ar mn -Poops
Erbt .,ff h : nm a
,,,ysr,i,nsi,,t garrison feiI Suddenly i'll
81 - s,ii 7,nsstfisJ IL tbe doctors
nHs,Sgr ,hsr IA IL, much ii canned
yeys,ai,ia. ~ sats REASONED The cases IRE
.. ss.3',,,s ~ I, ib;s ,yritiny M ore has
MA
T;,ara a.. r,,-,o,s an III. nIar,ars' side
49, ~, 3,,,.r:" ns,tv haye sIGraaded Ia
stSl,.r'ins II arrns some II them NE
a6Sfa7i. t5 INN what Tie Tinted states
,mitn6rftics would ia III ease a fight was
begun between the two fast.es-elueen and
provisional government,
Having he'd power nov since January,
! they still. according t. the talk Of some OF
their adlerents would like the lmtea
states 10 protect them by landing TROOPS.
otherwise there's no news, though there j.
: in endless succession Of what sailors call
i galley gossip"
: The japanese have not yet taken posses.
: sion Of these islands. The British hon Il
MOI seen 10 Nag MS t1IFdll vi ialls 'fhft4ti
Biount has not forcibsy restored the elueea
giid everything is quiet, even the discus
si9us between those VINO want annexation
e atd those Who don't,
i Of these discussions there are many auc
s. in onc at which ! assisted by request !
= singular and believe, hitherto gntnen
e toned fact came ont. Being urgently
e pressed for my opinion of recent events
y ie.t free "a sav to Two influential and eni
neHtly respectable, though not utIieal
d nember OF the planters party We II
K America have not the least objection Il
As your revolution If YOU do It yourselves
Is What We dislike is that you got Unite,
&c state troops to help YOU ami made your
n sci IS the rulers Of the stands. Then yoi
At btsan to cry for annexation and Eastenc'
n ~ Washington % get rs to take of YOU
le hands what was lust then Your stole
n property
Nor M r.cro GOVERNMENT.
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IS. " .aei2 mi, 5tS,,,
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le u VIZ SoHt 80, -. - ~ " " E;'f .
10 .ls Y 'eN 7'"'e' y '''oSs fS9Pte 49,
OF teNiFE' .t .;
W. - !it1! tlas.lts ~! IN II 49,
he l - ~ 80 49, !
N t T Mlia' Mas ~ I
" EaI 70 pI9'iL.se aMitS AaSgt., = 3"
re, lhal' cone that we cout4ll haIe ~ ;
I'd t'leh 70 JOIN ~ ouI tlNNeILt'it y ~
tlaNt osai1 "l eh.ite iast"lG I "e 49,
lie aetsi ~ . liie r ot''is9 - lus "
lat A'. ,I i NH t
Int h41, asHei' w Not Aast On
We mont whinb anrhnrizad van IL haoE II
re palt :" lhiute lleoi'ie ~ !9!ti So4 -. =
it iulp.l"tS NY Mno othe. ~ Is - Hos' =
on me- ,, "oHl'n naNe toilt ~
aW IAey oSheu tHat theS haii ~ sHS
ler PROMISE, thts haud ctel spaau'leu =
be hashilEtoh ~ efn'tLei1t ~ tut stDJctt
i'd lhete are countries Mnete toHslAr,a
me Whleh oesiIs ~ aeiu tT ann sMl. s.ii
Win y lastei = IN
o a eettalltE WI susal Pl1Hte's feNoiHttD
o IN s2lts OF tns iaSI iNal iliatiS ~ 10 ted't
are tsPectapie anu aiultbte lhtihpets
society, cannot Itself claim respect "he
WltI3ut PFdttis.hS PEpss ueGtn' y COY
n.y. EANt ept loltoMtiis VI ~ ihcIt.
lAt s.'Hat'oh winch ma9 tli'S Slcttca
ucce!t' ana sappose y mus oc sai4
req the Gulllsl1h % the .AhleEtSah IA'IiIsN
me t4F "hlGh ne was CoAuelhhea " ,SsGFeta
eTst Loslef, mas iEaae " hMNN WARN s'tuatlt
XIV &c planters PF"Niist.t.H1 5.'NttiiiiellS
ieSS isIs because y i41s tife iHeA' y'eMtd
Az S6yernmsmt. II exi,ts because it hase b
nat session q 5uo or 4Vo s1ai.Ga q arms =
70 ing or Two ahd the oilletiS, anu oeea!
tAt queen mas lolu the ha'iNss y pe gui
Z. Ahother pan Is inst ol vt Lol
Ihufstoh. nave seen IelLeE q MS "!
!. the United states 70 an influential nat
10Y. mere PleanihS win nun 70 peFsaade
ten natives 70 vote i"t 9nleAatioH' On
the ground tilat ihless they ~ taEor y y
ana hos Se G0lsul44nateu' 70 tAt9 tlay
emit added the suggestion made ~ my hear
that sl5ll0p ,judlcIoVsly used among
| natives WOulN convert Il llAlufllN Oh III