The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-04-04

T - -'c@A NsA-- NiV--LaEN-1 - Tx Es1E-alrsS
with repeated and Increasing en-
ph&Sis, :. ne1slssio 81 Cs-shSSc.~ !.
Ere6 tie Rcuzu heart. zri the motto
4r1 VA c-v q the army became
. Carthage must oe DESTROYED. and
Z Cx--EAEs WIS DESTROYED. SnS is vs-y
foundations dug Cp. Carthage vSs
Sc-vSS tie SIS more remote from Rome
than Cc1uy q or cities zre from row
Z s--cl SeAc2-Ing nations. when we tSks
. INTO ScccCrt The improved methods q
I modem Cs.v1EzcLc-- How long ShSfL
I E-e hold oCc these tempting. Cuu-C-
Z I5.-s.i prizes q -ich cities by the Ssz.
7 Inviting The S-c5tSc- SrG eluscisv %
Z cSva- pcvES Some progress h4S
T css- INSIDE within the LAST ten years
II meeting this condition q things.
o.. L u.s. been painfully slow sSp>
c1&-.y n the E1St5s- q eC1Sc GsiS1esS
or -Es land There z-e Sl-s4Gy too
E&Cr powerful 1Svxl stations Cszr
. our Atlantic Coast for our comfort.
We >GC1ll uCz repeat the FOLLY on the
Pacific Coast that We have bse1 guilty
q eCCEf-Lf-- on the Arlzu.fe CoaS-.
q CsEisc1IcE an opportunity 70 secure
II -Ez COs7 Sl1s-z- Clzl manner in
pC-c7E- ccEus-Ul&l SivSrtSzsS, Sni
) vzJ-zbls naval station On thzt COST.
OR Interests On the Pzeir.c Coast viii
x mach better conserved BY our an
csxic- 81 The LS-z-.fS thzn Il possibly
can Dc BY s concession for 5 rzvsI
S-&-IC- On one Of the Islands.
An ocjseEio1 hiss been urged 70 the
annexation q the Islands. Ehz- some
how it i 81 I1yzSiC q the rights q the
l&1sly Gspusei rsiErirE family. 4ni
wing 70 then The SppezL FOR the
rights o. rsiglIng family 70 rule
ration does ro- have much force with
~ American Tie Inherent zni IL
vine right % rule BY shy sovereign i
Denied Cv IL The right 70 be ruled
BY >oTe-s5zu- Z desired by the ueC-
PIE O shy E4EioC, We recognize
When the people throw on the rule o.
$ sovereign Il 4eeoCJiS with our idaaS
Of the peoples rights. II : sovereign
: cspCsed- they zrs like CC1sE human
beings. unfortunate from their stand
point in losing something They. eo1IG
not hold bur GEzr something B4s )
thing they lad 10 inherent rights 70
EoIG-
WLE- : people E1i 1t for their in
AE-Es-- --4..A
Sovereign rule q IN American they
4re simply asserting s right inherent
IN the people 10 rule themselves. zud
c1S-1t---ICE SE unnatural &ui unjust
Gl1i1 Of Al IudivijCzl
N objection Ezs been urged 10 the
G1Gr@ecs- Of the population Upo1 the
Islands. - not desirable poQUI1loc
70 Be Incorporated into the body po-
lite There = not much force II this
objection WLIIs ii uzy Dc tue thzl
the population i such that il L not de-
SEr@cLz 10 confer CuOC then the cleo
tive franchise OF 20 give the Islands
voice IN our National government
Jet IL : tzez inst during our entire
political history We have hzi zbul-
G2Cr experience IN the uzttar Of gov
eruueu- for people CCt represented IN
Ide GTs1=c1I Government
he District q CUIEmbiz ali the
CGue-UCs terrific rial governments that
We have b1d- from time 70 time zre
illustrations q the HzLibilfEy and
4G8p t2bLliry Of our system OF govern
u=nt 20 the eHgsCcfas and facts %
1Cy c&se- II viii Be easy 70 frame :
ZuEerrneuE z1zuted 20 the best il
tE-EsES Ct the iSLAuis- II they zre AZ
lELe,t- sud time and experiences viii
deveI1p the form oE go-ernnent best
z1zpt=.1 70 their wants
! further objection hzs been made
10 the SEQ 1iS5tt71 Of tEz islands, that
there 2re certain private Interests 10
70 conserved by the annexation, and
th45 The sugar Industry viii
o. promoted By reason OF the present
laws providing : bounty On that pro
duct II re Assume that the motives
= SOUE Of the prUuCCErs Of the re-u-
iElI1E ErE Lot &L-c-E-ElEE [Lsiu -E-ESteai I
Gl1 that there are some private inter
esls Lh1E 1EEy hope % conserve. the
On This score are worthy CE
but little Consideration for the rzzs,Ju- Z
tE4l The whole U4tter viii be I sub
jE=,zz q regulation BIZ Congress II some
t11urE time Il the provisions u the
treaty Of 4u1zEAti51 have not ALREADY
Sufficiently guarded this point.
I1ErE SssEs 70 5e 10 doubt that the
interests q the people q The Islands |
VIII o greatly promoted b. annex
ton % the United States, and there I
seems % Ce 10 reasonable doubt that 4
IN future years She interests 0f the 4
{ Ei-esi States VII Dc greatly pruuOC-
- oy the zlEEL4cI11 0f the Islands. I
Ib=rEfgrE- Resolved, That the Union 4
Leagu= Club approves q the 4uueLz-
.ic1 Ct the Hawaiian Islands. and \
earnestly rzeonue1ds the ratification
Z the peudIng treaty between the
Con uL.sicdErS q the Provisional
-Ti5v=runEC- q these Islands aui the
{ liCe.1 S5z-E=.
Resolved, That it recommends %
:acE Seazt0E in the Senate q the
lIEe.1 STATES that h Use all h0n0.-
-ols means 70 procure the ratification
c The treaty = : measure Of great and
-zsEIng benefit 10 this country
CED1 LeaEue Crib Ne| YORK
February 18Th Isfa5-