Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-31
HAWAIIAN DEvELoPMEsrs.
The Senate Of the United States
Tavors Anr exation.


Is pretty clearly indicated that the
administration IL not 10 sDyway
luke-warin In the matter ~ was first
supposed. Secondly, the action ol
the commander Of the Boston
a ,ainst which Great Britain u
about 10 file, or has filed, formal
protest, has received the official "p
proval " the president aud cabiDet.
The sentiment 10 favor Of anDexiDg
1, rapidly extending aud severaI
m mbers Of the cabinet have ex'
rssed themselves Ia favor Of !
II has been reported that President
II ,rfison Is IN favor Of annexation
Although the course pursued y
Munster Stevens IN ordering u
B JstoD marines on shore was with.
out explicit Instructions from ibt
government. His action is fully ap
proved by the president. Ia th'
senate there is distiuctively a feeling
~ the Hawaiian question, which l.
iot couhDed 10 any party. There cal
Ne no doubt majority Of the meni'
Ders Of the foreign relations commit
tee look with favor upon tue estub
lisnment Of American dominate u
n the islands, but H.
just what shape Is matter
pf details not yet considered. The
objection To Cbandler's resolution
on the sui Jet, as offered today, !,
not looked upon IN way Of an ami.
annexation feeling, but rather a,
4 ar on part Of the opponents anti
option bill, that II 1t had not gone
over until tomorrow. the day would
have been spent In its discussion,
and delivery 0f antl-opiion speech, =
ave been prevented. Dolph, men-
Der OF COMMITTEES Of foreign relations,
aid this evening: "Tbe United
states has been waiting fifty year,
for this opportunity, aud now that
Il has come In such a way the prob
lem can be solved without difficulty.
| certainly see no reason why w,
should hesitate, "A man who would
oppose what IL The manifest duty ol
the country IN this matter Is. |
think, hardly deserving Of seat Ia
congress. ] certainly favor the
control Of these Islands by the gov
ernment Of the United States"
Mr.. HIscoek, another member of
the same committee, also Ia favor of
annexation, sald: II believe this
government should prevent amy
Interference In this matter on the
part ofany other power. 1t IL y
matter that concerns the United
States wholly, and for one l may
say l am Ia favor Of the establish.
ment there ofa territorial form of
under the Nag Of The
United S,ates.n
ORDERED TO HONOLULU.
VALLEJO, Cal, jan. a. U s. A.
Adams, now at the navy yards, has
received orders to sail for Honolulu
but will not be able to
DO 40 on account OF the time re-
luired for coallng.
NOT LIKELY TO INTERVENE.
LONDON, Jan. sl-Cbarge d'af
aires Of the Hawaii legislation has
received official news confirming
he report Of the resolution. A cor.
'espondent Is reliably Informed that
lord Roseberry intimated that
treat Britain Is not likely 10 Inter
'eDe at present. Lord Ruseberry
'lso hinted that England. France
nd Germany are not likely to con-
ent to the annexation of the Hi
'aiian islands by the unlt,d States.
IN the HOUSE.
WAsHiNoroN, Jan. 3l,--In the
ouse there was diversity ~ views.
Watson, OF Georgia, voiced the peo.
lea party. ~, isaJ J,b and noth-
~ but u Job" he said, speaking
sainsl annexation. "ris u job put
p by American property owners
nd sugar planters In Hawaii who