New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03
The HA WAUAN ENJOYS.
u-RRYING ACROSS THE CONTINENT.

u-RRYING ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
IxcLEGHoRN UNCLE OF PRINCESS KA1ULAN1,
n1EGEp TO BE GOING TO WASHING
TON ALSO-THE COMMISSIONERS
SAY THEY LEFT MIR. CLEG.
HORN IN HONOLULU.
Cnaro. Feb John NJ. Ceghorn. Of san Fran
r,sco uncle OF Princess kaiulapi, heir apparent 70
the hawaiian throne, stole march on the liawa'lah
commissioners. who are on their way to Washington
N plsent the claims of the Provisional Government
As son as the news OF the revolt became known Mr.
C,scbrn hacked his :" grip" and took the first train
Gov Washington with the result that he arrived in
Chicso fory-eght hours ahead of the commissioners
and i'll reach the capital that much in advance OF
Them His purpose IS to present the claims OF MS
neceto the United States Government before the
Commission appointed by the Provisional Government
arrive al the National Capital. He is the brother
q, As. Ceghorn whose deceased wife was sister
Of ths,eposed queen Lliuokaani, and whose daughter
fbe hr apparent is at fashionable school In Eng
,ora lie will Law before President Harrison the
elamsof his niece Princess Kaulani, and will plead
for III establishment OF d protectcrate with the
Prince, as Queen.
@Tr girl he said, educated III England VIII be
much lore satisfactory to the foreign element IN ue
s,ndv1h Islands that Queen Liuokalani was II
bs ken from the throne. she hates foreigners ana
~ her emapds had found favor II would only have
6.en anatter OF a few years before she would have
conascud he property OF aliens. She did wrong IN
enAeavcnc TO get the Cabinet to sign new Con-
sdtluor which would disfranchise foreigners
Il not think the Provisional Governuent Will
LAT lon, for believe the United states will establish
p-otetorate instead OF annexinG the Islands. Eng
lad va certainly not permit annexation without
mixing vigorous protest, and perhaps great deal
q, troltI. II the United States will not see the
jUtce aad right of the claims Will lay before IT,
shll 60 to England and appeal TO Great Britain Inc
Pncess Kaiulani Is strong Drained woman capable
otrullng Hawaii She IS receiving the best OF euu
c;ion. with the expectation OF some day snuhs OH
liz Hawaiian throne
Mr. Cleehorn is extremely anxious TO reach Wash
,n,on 70 correct what he says false impressions
,ca,ved nv the President and Cabinet He said that
III Princess and Queen were the best OF friends ana
,ht the Queen teiegraphed her niece giving an nc
eo-, ~ the Incidents which took her from the throne
The Hawaiian Commission arrived in Chicago on the
.w.r,and Ever, OF the Northwestern Railroad at
.r3o this morning Accompanying the party was
Mas Nellie Andrews, Of New-Yofk City, cousin OF
r,o.-,,.n Thurston who was the only person not at
MID N the Commission permitted 10 leave the Island
onts steamer The secretary 10 the Commission Is
G. :. Emerson managing clerk OF MT. lhuiS'oi Id"
OHIO The remaining rnanber Of the party was Nhi'A
A. ,tntey now a lawyer In salt Lake Ol'v' pu.
fsrr resident Of the Sandwich Islands ana one o' ,V
leadig participants IL the revolution o. ZOO. -.
met The members Of the Commission III
OrAa, ,nr IN. nnrpcse OF renewing old nc
,n.,n,,ca h,t was induced to accompany Me
bodv Washington is an unofficial capacity Us iega
advise The knowledge OF conditions on 'ie i'"i'o
and h, tsclty for formulating ideas make him val
uable ddition TO the Commissioners purity ~
oliver vss over two hours late, and Chairman luis
ton hst telegraphed ahead for the reservation Vi ~
commoonons on This evenings limited express on ''
Pennsylania Railroad. ON arriving at the oepo'
howev. It was found that the railroad authorizes nav
bea tbsYevstone eypress on being Informed OF thh
fac, the commissioners made break Tor the 'eno'N
In waitiv and were driven at breahnecN speeu ~ ="
Urion Doot. Ten Minutes later they were On '''"
VIZ 70 tie National Capitol. ,. a
There xas q conference Of the Commissioners :,
IT, drawngroom OF the sleeper SHORTY "''' -,
fat this morning regarding the plan 10 De p"rS"'
Oh arriving of Washington and it was decided 10 seer
=. t....s ,,,,h s.cretarv OF state Foster ana pre-
so, n hin, The certificate OF authority issued by tn'
Ppyis,ond Government before asking LOT an a'uVAI
VIII President Harrison. IL was heH 'h'' 'ii' W.
B. more IN accord with diplomatic us'S'H '"''' ~,
ooer course Commissioner Castle SAID 'ha' ''e I'm
ussoners had so far formulated no pohcy'
wait until the executive branch Oh 'lc nan q
6yernment bod expressed itself. Every man
-, ed, ~. C.st,e ais an annexationist pure an
mnla We want annexation II IL can poss'"p
rr,rod II mot then we must be sauShed WIN
udectorate II that Is obtaihaOie We -.
u., r.,,rs,nc our return home. We propose 10 s'''
vosh,rcton unti, ,,r mission Is successful OF u"u
,os norsd so absolute q failure that II VIII U
pss< 20 st.v longer We do not look ior "''
l.,,- alternative. We believe that the people oi l"
r,.a s,.,es ar. with US and that the N"uo"'
seumept Is s,ch as TO ensure us some sue Il"
ls>,g Identification with this country as nav
Ss ,re have our own predictions. but we VIII ho
ur them TOO forcibiy If the sentiment Oh '' 'O
uhBtration Is favorable 10 protectoid'e' -
Men It'd that j. VI. CcghOrn, INC "i'eeN -
se,t,iye OF his niece, Princess hai"hlhH'' pa
tbr,,,b Chicago LAST night on his way TO "aen''eV
10 ,rssn+ the causs OF the fallen monarchy, inc oo
mislners smiled "That story must be iaAo'
sat dr wilder "Cleghorn was in lilwail WIG"
left md a. is an utter impossibility for MIN " y
IN AMERICA. The next steamer left ten days ai'c
our and suppose the monarchists' deleeauoh
nov plougaine tine ocean toward san Francisco
IN dispatches from London to the en0''
thelritish Government had received no advice' no'
Harai concerning the revolution are taken VII"
paA OF salt by the Commission. one OF us me"
Devastated that he had absolute proof OF '',c i"'
that he steamer which left the islands Oh hoi'''
evenis, January 10. the day before the re'o,u",
md he day upon which the oaeen had sons".
hrcea new constitution down the 'hIoat' oi ,'' -.
iSers carried 10 Auckland, Ne" A1", ,n,
two cable dispatches sent to VIC 4. 81
Sh lceConsul swanzic-one addressed 10 T., ~
oiilk Government. advising that rcvolu,ont "no,bc
met and asking for British protection. anu n;ur he
saaroed 10 the Princess Kaiautui insl. .ner WA
eue Auckland on Monday morning OF this week, a. a.