New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-23

lent OF American patriotism have seen some
Of these men on decoration he paE rana Army Post
the beautiful cemetery where soSdy n@ ns.
Of their comrades are buried anna 'ohs"I usriican
lie respect not SURPASSED in any or our Ainerica
cities one Of The dead heroes born IL dDg and
Of american father and mot sd VITO Tom mn
and to save them from hostile European comma mn
Sn vas ,ss Gsnera deSoay in the great
cationa work for coored men a, iiatup Id a
moi p Gng beC mer s to stand by Hawaii
in her trials and In her Aspirations ~ 'o' ~
the American flag.
OBJECTIONS TO \ POPULAR VOTE.
But hear a whisper in the air: Let 'he ISL
ands vote on the question" This demand comes
from three distinct sources. 1t was first maze
by the British Minister at Honolulu IofE III
his political views. many years a resident In hawah.
persistent antagonist Of american inrere stSonr ,
by personal bonds and t nyy monarchy I'M
mediaely after its organization IN Janu rS,ern n.
he urged this plan on The SnousSt or
ward by the Queens attorney me lo,.eiS n "
Gpum Gs to Ss , Tse aae he the pan
the ura-Tory English and me Cannu, IN, those
of the fallen Queen and the lottery ana OPIUM
rings. they are agreed as TO the me'"o' Vi "
The ex-clueen's attorney has often been the paid
agent OF Claus Spreckels, and the latter maes par
Of the alliance to kill annexation by the peplscsu1
This is an alliance powerful 1t Is disreputabie
II Is not admissible by honest Americans LOT tne
raising OF an enormous corruption fund by me
allied parties. The Canadian Pacific Railroad Is "a
has used vast brides to accomplish its designs.
and wants to have its foot and hand hrn''y III i'a
wall 81, ,
Claus Spreckels is a very rich man. holds money e
to be the chief power in politics ana wSu n tS ISL
ands under his grinding monopoly. To res'ore M
prestige lost by the fan of the mon .6y an ana au to
side field mainly for cheap Asiatic labor ana raw
sugar production. He could carry out ms .hrna
Government by extensive colonization me pow
ern Pacific opium Tng WIN on IT'S Kanr and Homo
lulu. wish to make sure depot In HAWAII IRON
Thch d they s o De. wb in eT yas
established In the islands. BY this combined power
operations would be surely carried on IN tne name
Of popular suffrage which might overcome seven ven,
eighhs of the property-holders and permanent resi-
den and all Of the really sv respogsGh them me Mh at
they are and whom their future welfare DE-
not believe in wholesale bribery and the importa-
ton of voters and should they even take INTO con-
wishes they could not fail TO see that Spreckels
with his millions the opium and lottery rings, ana
the ultra Britishers in Canada ana England couid
throw into the contest a bribery fund when ihey
could not and would not try TO equal IL rs there-
devised as the mos, sure result in striking down
American civilization and American Interest IN me
and ruthlessly sacrificing what the American Board
the American missionaries and The american teaeh-
WILL AMERICA PERMIT RESTORATION
1t less than ten years after Asa Thurston
and associates sailed from Boston. around Cape
Horn. to help rescue Hawaii from barbarism. and to
plant there an American colony. when the people
OF tho United States were deeply stirred by the
efforts Of the Turks TO crush newborn Greco.
1t was in the forenoon of Henry clays fame 80
orator that he made his stirring appeal IN behalf
OF mperilled people and II was then that Dr.
Samuel G. Howe. OF Boston. went to Athens with
Of CHRISTIAN civlization against the Turk The
aroused public scntimen; of the world inaly com
suffering Greeks. some OF you remember when
Hungary. under the mighty inspiration OF Kos,
sUth and Deak. sprung To arms az an eiaanclpsttn
people. and how she was finally crushed 10 the
earth by coalition OF Russia with Austria. The
pressure OF public shame was so great on the
conquerors that even naughty and imperial Austria
was compelled t. do justice To people sruIsihk
for better government and better Laws. IL Is but
few years since that the rule OF Turkey In iiul.
garia was SO despotlc and cruel that the moral moral
can Euc@ne SCHUYLER AMI The teachers and stu
dents OF the American Roberts college. at Con
periods aided in tHls successfu EFFORT T. rescue ihe
Busarisns from the abuses ana crimes Of Turkish
officials. Some o: YOU remember when the Free
State OF Kansas IN peril by the Border
Ruians Of Missouri and the younS city OF Law,
renee had been burned how the voices Of Phillips.
Theyer. Robinson ana Summer rang ont with shame
to The American people and how aid finally cane.
Can II BE- possible that the struggling and threa'.
enc colony In Hawaii bone OF our bone and blood
Of our blood. shall not awaken your profoundest
sympathy your timely al. Shall "A conspiracy or
sharpers reckless Adventures AMI our jealous
foreign rivals strike them down?
No. America cannot get rid % her fuur" re-
srO.lsibiiities she would. and all do
so will be a. tho cost o! future generations. Ii.
spirel by these great truths. In the name OF what
Is most sacred In Christian civilization. IN behalf
OF a noble American colony bravey holding TIE
advanced post Of America progress. In behalf OF
the remnant OF tn" native Hawaiian
living on those sunny isles In behalf Of every and
all men who hav" chosen their permanent homes
In that threatened land whose chief and do
voted women struggling for better future
! cherish the faith that the American people. th"
American statesmen and the American Govern
ment. Thoughtful O.. Americas great future and
great responsibilities. will settle the Hawaiian
question wisely and wel-w take that the
flag Of the United states floats unmocsted the
hawaiian Islands. and that thencefortr It shall be
moral and political treason to remove Ii or strike
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