New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16

and Incorporated the Hale Naua. secret society
with masonic forms and chapters. but rnmih"d Tor
culture and dissemination Of idoatrY ana SorccrN'
and especially 70 cultivate the worship OF Mh'ei''
Bv these devices. and by the ROYAL prrroGntiFes Sc
cured IN the constitution OF 1854. KalaLala had re-
dnced the native voters and Legislature INTO very
comDctc Subsection 70 his capr cous and mschicvonS
will.
In 1887 the power. numbers and wealth OF IN"
white population largely al American ooioh'' h'u
immensely grown. They could no longer eEdurc tAe
caprices and mlsgoycrnmcnt OF the King ana MS
heather party. aided by white advcn'urcfS esp'cnlF
one Gibson "A somewhat noted person. The WHITES
rose and forced t.. King TO proclaim liberal cons
tuition which admitted all The resident whites 10
suffrage. The appointment OF the tWehV''o"'
nolles-onc half 0. the Legi,ature-wa' taken a"aY
from the King. The nob,cs were elected by al per
having annual income Of not Less ,@
secured 10 The whites preponderatng vote FOR noDics
the natives prepondera,inS in the choice OF Repre-
finder the constitution Of 1887 fairly good admin
stration has been secured and ne aSusev O row.
Ter was greatly incensed at what she considered MS
weak Welding in 1897 and in le5o she worked win
r. W Wilcox In an insurrection 10 restore the rovai
prcrogativcs Wllcox's attempt was suppressed Win
some loss Of life On the sisters accession IN laol
has constantly sought to nullfy It's limitations OF her
authority and now a, last has publicly dlscarord IT,
tAiuoksani carefully educated as Christian ana
has been careful to maintain social intimacy with LEAD
ing white ladies to this end concealng certain hratnc-
~h ways Among these has been the frequent pTac.cs
Of idoatrous worship. She became much infected WIN
her brothers evl practice she failed 70 c6eafs" ume
left there by Kankaua. although their dolhgs pcohlr
more secret Thes heathcn element, ever powerful
and rcrvadng among the native population. CON,
politics. ~, A., ,oo,s
ature The Queen allied herself completely WIN we
lottery gang. who sought TO secure i.ncnSr "p ON
The Iouisiana plan rendering to the oyermsn o, an
Subsidy OF 800 900 for the purpose " u'''"'r
the United states from Honolulu les 1i,, In
August but owing to the general ouiburst OF dis
pleasure from the white business community, ., .,
y IS a CHI Cnrn eH HF Trn%r after ST@" long
struggle with tho Queens de;crnned ana ienoI nhle
and honest Cabinet. which greatly restored hnancm
Confidence The Queen however win inG iG, usT
beers for their removal. ller first attempt on 'ann
airy a. sically failed The appropriation c arn %nS
signed The seson WAS G"tn o,cH his S long vigil
and went oil with the Boston for ten DAYS irlp 10
lilo and the volcano The oa S nd aFG m msa
rushed the Lottery biz through on th" ION ana ,h
ana custeh the eAcent C@ m and ngw Rimg
and the Lottery bill signed. Things looked ';iIuE
dark Bu rht broke in when h ousrm mnd c"mp
drtat. II is Of much importance. Is We. a. Io M
@ t. ear as sD we f hat eGmnS re' "s She has
been in constant conference Win tue h"""""S' anu
has been sacrificing to her iaG 1oyo heather monkey
l..
Ing We are white colony Of nearly :oooo ,mrr ,,n
;ior. and {, lurc We have fort, millions OF properly
n large commerce. high civilization, reinco anu
conc rous cnlturc We will now make government
Suited to our condition and needs We can 90 .n
os IN indprcndent republic. We cnn do Nas,y
Io,nr az nart Of the American Union. ana W.
tender Hawaii TO the United states We 40 no' sue
Tor rnion empty handed We occupy th', cenr"i
station Of tho great Pacific. the great and S1' cr
rcods of thc soon ODE vast commerce o ms o.'H.
We give Won our magnificent Pearl !iarbor ana ,nc
stra,eclr Command " :his occaII We give you or
lovely ccmiikr Islands. Nucd for = population OF
500 900 pc0rle , =. ooo II, lion, a,
WHAT abont our IInv allan natives: $1,000 81 th,m :
lust now majority Of them, ledcvilcd 10y VI" tin &C.,
and The KahnnaS are opposed 20 whatever IN" III,
,nllicont and progressive whites desire i3re, NV"
cultivated minority more or less heainI; M'n m
III Tie people are kindly and yielding III nlsp,n,t;
and now that thc alicn Palace influence Is deSToEIu
they VIII nil readily fall into line under 'h' huy
,noSer.bir 81 thr very phianthropic whites. None
viii be so greatly benefited y this political Ga'inee
rs the natives themselves, and they are aro'u! W.
corning sensible OF H. ...,o, .,,or,co,s IN.
s,ver 10 our proposal. We lcok With "as"rl,'rs l.r
lnc s, o,nr rs sERENO L. BISHOP.
Honolulu, Jan. 81, 1893.