The sun., 1893-07-27
NEW HAWAIIAN PROPOSALS.
SUBSTANCE OF TIE TREATY THE GoHs
ERNMENT WILL SUBMIT.

II Provides for the Cession OF All Rights oN
Sovereignty to the United states-It win,
Ne Seat to Washington for Con.idera-
uon-Cinus Spreckels In San Franoisco,
HONOLULU. July TO- via San Francisco, July
26.-To-day II was learned that tho provisional
Governments policy and position regarding
future treaty relations with the United States
are and will continue to bo. In brief. as follows,
Tho now treaty drawn. which was docu-
mont covering objections which arose In tho
United States during tho visit OF the Hawaiian
Commissioners to Washington. will not be for.
warded. Tho treaty matter has been fully dis
cussed in special sessions Of tho Council late-
" and the draft oftho new treaty has within o
few days boon returned from the committee.
which has been endorsed by tho Governments
and Council unoffcaly. Tho document con-
tains five articles, which are briefly "a follows,
Article ! cedes from the date OF the exchange
OF ratification OF tho treaty. without reserve.
oil rights OF sovereignty in and over the Ha.
wnian Islands ana depen dences to the United
States. to become an integral part thereof
Article codes and transfers tho absolute foe
OF all Government and crown lands, public
buildings. ports and harbors. Notifications,
military or naval equipments. and all other
public property.
Article 3 provides that the existing Govern
mont OF the Hawaiian Islands and the laws
relating to it's internal policy are to be con.
tinuod for Ave years. to be executed and car.
ried out under the direction OF u United Stntes
Commissioner appointed by the President
and Senate. said Commissioner to reside In the
Hawaiian Islands. with power to veto within
ten days any act passed by the local Govern-
ment, which shall thereupon become void un-
less afterward approved by the President OF
the United States.
Article prohibits the immigration OF Chi
nese laborsrs into the Hawaiian Islands until
such time as Congress- shall provide further
legislation. 1t also prohibits Chinese laborers
now here from entering tho United States.
Otherwise immigration laws and labor laws
are to remain as they are. whore thcy do not
como into conflict with the Constitution OF the
United Statea or such future laws as Congress
may provide
Article provides that the public debt shall
be assumed by tho United States. but tho
Hawaiian Government shall continue to pay
the interest thereon. Congress to provide the
future currency OF tho islands.
The Government has decided to include the
substance OF this new treaty draft In instruc-
tions to Commissioner Alexander and Minister
Thurston. who will bring the matter before
the United States Government in the form OF
suggestions in case President Cleveland de-
OF annexation and determines to submit there
for new treaty OF some modification OF the
old. Prof. W. d. Alexander will carry these In
structions with him to Washington on the 25th
or 9th inst.
Claus Spreckels leaves to-day. Tho loyal.
lists are to make some sort OF demonstration.
with a cane presentation. Just before the
steamer leaves. --
There was another rumor started last night
Of another royalst uprising. to take place at
O'clock this morning. but the report like 50
many others. proved unfounded. Troops were
ready for the threatened coup fstdt. which 1t
was said was to be feint to start rumor
abroad that a restoration would soon follow
Claus Spreckels's departure.
SAN Francisco. July 28.-The steamer
Australia arrived from Honolulu ut 1890
o'clock this morning. Claus Spreckels-was
among the passengers. Spreckels had quite q
send-ofr on his departure from Honolulu. a
large crowd gathering at tho wharf. and the
national band playing in his honor. A number
OF distinguished royalists attended him on
board the steamer and presented him with .
cane
Claus spreckles says the provisional Gov
ernment Is doomed. Not u quarter OF tho pao.
pie are with them. and the concesus OF opinion
is that the Queen must be restored
Tho question OF government will eventually
be put to popular vote. and IiliuOknlant Will
win. The Government does not want such o
vote taken and is doing everything possible to
preventit
Ex-Minlster Stevens and n few missionaries
were responsible for the uprising. according
to Spreckles. and hnd it not been for them
there would have been no trouble