The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-07

but n" only peaceful suSSis.ion. to tSs pressSi
partlcipants would 90 would depend much
The diflisulty is in getting arms. am not
iustiied II giving Nance. but have reason hos 20
uHtS t ssS' ss
aElo t9 spend more than twice tho ensIro, q: !;
claims loudly. on every street corner.
ward to the next Hawaiian holiday. June II;
his views as 10 what ought. to DO done here.
| and. convinced OF the loss OF HIS former power
ena St Il, hfs Hsn &sn Ss
snS S% r. and told his friends tHst 10 would
take g place, Now. however. he has adj i'd
gardless OF CONSEQUENCES preferripg ANYTHING
TO it's continuance in power; He ia seek,
I%tnst eT sEo E"v refused ? e loan q
Sl5 O0O It was DESTROYS OF borrowing. and
tn % Of GH sop, Of n he
sum is so small That 1t will be readily furnish
cd, In fact the Government can afford to DO
independent OF Spreckels and has allowed him
to understand that to his financial connection
with tho late King ana the obligations thu.
Kalakana. which made him unpopular with
the responsible members OF the community
the downfall OF tho monarchy.
Srrerkcls has shifted his ground again. Con-
WINGED 81 the fniliy Of TAX in iavor OF 6n re- e.
the ex,tldeen. 0i late he has spent much of
III aT a SnrsskslsEs i I'M, fontsyn
tinuous sugar cultivation in he world. BY his
song song and to day. with .imrrcycmcnts. it is
worth more than u million dollars The res
tHratGn Of the m"nsrGn, renueis se' Rg,a IN
o. fresh achievements in this direction. aud
there are other motives which have in other
communications described. equal potential
spreckes. comes to Honolulu he makes ire.
quent visits 10 Washington place. and that his
own estate on tho plains Is the onstantly fire.
Quented rendezvous OF the only men OF whom
the Government has reason to be appre-
hensive.
1t may now be positively said that Minister
%pnt S ene Rae e uses
nearly all of tho course OF Stevens In It, hc
has never for an instant thought OF restoring
done. Notwithstanding the diligent and per-
ssistent assertions OF the rpIySaiists that 10 so
the grounds that It is undesirable on account
Of the large proportion OF non-American
The statement that any new treaty was tobe
oe Ia ssn
considering certain notifications to be-. incor-
porated in u treaty OF annexation II such
should be concluded. 1t is said that after the
arrival OF the mail on June l. Minister Blount
will be prepared to proceed with negotiations
looking toward u protectorate. perhaps tenn
porary arrangement leaving the way open for
q treaty of annexation. There is some reason
to believe that some information on this SUBJ
ject has already been passed between Blount
and persons near the Government which will
doubtless give friendly consideration to such
propositions as may be made from Washing
ton. Il
ii. b. NJ. "A shin Hyncinth has received orders
to sail for Tahiti June |. The Hyacinth's de-
parture leaves Honolulu without British war
ships.
Claus Spreckels returned a few days ago
from his second visit to Maui in violent tenn
per. having been unable to bring the planters
and other leading business men over 10 his
plan OF an independe Mt Government. Although
he previously had no decided idea OF restoring
the IN onarchy, he now seaks OF it as probable.
and has even threatened that 1t will come.
He is in constant communication with the ex-
Queen and her chief adhereDts. 1t ia not GER
tain that the new con spiracy Is based upon the
of his support which. il given.
would render it extremely formidable in
Honolulu.