New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14

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G, Francisco nov l}.-Consul-Gcneral NiHer
who represents the Provisional Government III .'S
e,,,. received no letters by the steamer to-day
which thr,w any light on the sudden 'ha'-' j"
affnirs lie was in conference with Ms U"''''
: q wilder and had obtained all IN" iH'ie n
,.uiqcnce tha; there was to be- secured 80 h's
on,nlon on what would b. done when WINS AZ
TEMPTED TO sea, the Queen IL valuable
"suppose" ne was asked. minister Wits shou'd
request on the part Of the Cleveland Adm'hs""-
ton that the Provisional Government t'"P gov"
and ont; Whai would BE- the answer
..1he anyx.r would be that the r'qneSt couu
No, hs Granted Tn, Provisional Government would
decline 70 entertain any such proposal
"Huf If willis should threaten the employment
Of force. what th'n'
"In that case The Hawaiian GoVrhmoht '""'
ha.. h,, one course 20 pursue II would rriN
that resistance 90 the military ~ naval power "'
,h. r-,lfal states would h. useless. Eat L ""up
pr,fest with all It's moral force "fnii't sue" "
btrn.hanl,d outrage. II compelled 10 submit 10 'h'
restoration Of tn" Queen II wouii nave "u' OF"
roon.e, T., make II would say 10 Minister WINS
W., van have bv compulsion put Liliuok ilanl
,c,,in mon the throne. stand asd" AMI If events
take their course Unless n" Government % "'e
United states backs up the Queen by 'h"" 81
force the restor ~ rorarchy couli h'' l''' q NY
Tho only way the monarchy c'n' d. N'p' "P
,,o,,d I've by the military and naval power of this
country" , =,
.tr t,c Government at Washington should be
s,,is6od with restoring the monarch. ana should
,beo let 1t stand fall, would there be bloo'-
shcd?' -
"I.nouos,ionably" replied Mr. Wilder. "Thc next
revnlution would not be peaceful "a was the last
There would De- an end OF monarchy once an" Tor
all And su.h n revolution would be- sur" 10 come
t,s as soon as the United States protectorate OF
tho monarchy was withdrawn. Tn" government 81
the cx- Queen would not be endured one day lois''
I have talked 10 n number Of liawaianS hcf' TO-
I,y and they are all of one mind. They agree that
If the monarchy be restored II can't last, az II" on"
has any respect for Lluokaanl. Her character Is
notorious TO all IIswaiians. Her relations with her
OK Marshal were open shame. Her govern
men, was simply a wastefu. cxtrayagant ana worse
than useless institution Since 1t went out Of ex-
istence the Provisional Government has vastly I'M
proycd the condition Of affairs. 1t has paid out
100000 In settlement OF debts OF the monarchy. paid
It's own running expenses and had at last accounts
over s2OOO1 In the treasury. Hawaiian bonds are
"rhe business community at Honolulu IS almost
unanimous for annexation. There are no natives
In business The natives. az IA rule own nothing,
They pay less than per cent Of the taxes levied
on the ISLANDERS. They are assessed at less than
10000 all told. while the assessments OF me Tor
cign clements $23gnWD. Talk about the natiy,Hi
owning 3ne sa"d, They %oa ow" %wa T nS
only the foreign born but also the native born OF
one Worth taking into account. The natives count
for nothing in an Industrial or commercial sense;
not work If they can help II. Those that own 1T
tie pieces Of land known at 'taro patches lease
them to Chinese and live In ideness themselves.
IL would be mistake to suppose tina, the natives
age Kanaka doesn't copper what the gov
eminent is. lie Is perfectly Indifferent. The only
class Of people who want the monarchy restored
are the hangcrs-On of the lat" Queens Govern
mcnt, who hope to gain some personal bcncnt from
the OF the old corrupt and cxtravaRant order
Of things
Consul Widcr's opinions were corroborated by
several planters. bat all expressed desire % have
their names suppressed. AZ they said they would ."
prosecuted should the Queen bc restored. They all
mont should aid in restoring Qucen with SO evil
record I.Hiuokalanis What also appeared to
gall these H0waiians OF the better class that
the queen should receive positive information OF her
ional Government be Kept IN ignorance. % the plans
Of the Cleveland Administrations
Passengers VINO arrived Sid that In the light
OF the news they received i,rn -aVrral incidents
IN Honolulu were srSSes:iYc. one vas the Queens
order OF mes uniforms for her bodyeiA rds. An
other was the loan % S2jCN which she secured
from WIDEN ann, aad with which she paid her
creditors The mos; significant, however, was the
reception held 81 Widemann's house the night
before tee sra me- g'ii waen II was announced
stored a Tues 10y. Nov T. Al these things were
regarded brag On the Islands bat In the light
OF ifc rey's received here they showed that the
Oucel had positive news OF the action OF the
Cleveland C.b.net
THE LANDS not DESIRABLE. HE THINKS.
Chicago. Nov lS.-Dr. Edward Bedoe Of phila-
=. lphia. consul to Annoy. China under President
Harrison. gives his unqualified Endorsement. to
President Cleveland on the .IIawaian question.
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