The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-12-05

- A--z-<[ac- - T --A-l-C - -
s,r,=zr S-Ssszszs n rsSS-S e n
1rESc[ S--sSc2. SzS rssS y pS-
-SsSc2 r. So-lcw1S tsS~s- Ec,e-
- k--Ss,e - =-Sr-Sc q s Es1t-s
-E = Sz FrxzcSSco q tss S1csSS
TVS III "a IL vsSo $ lirtls ~
4 1arS q - oths- - e NJ eoso-1'
A. L. zsSSc7- sd ths 1-1osz.es
Z -ksr - - - rc~sc - ~ II -
4 49, Il ny - f-& - W. ~
q rxra ~ 81 tie S-rszE1c2 sid or
49, 49, ! 80 S26 ScoEl1S VIA !
Z - XIV 7 cs-sxsz5y q 2ce rsSrss 4,
~ : : E-sS- SsSl q hCGo1S -
E - E-,-.5 so5 NJ. s. SS-sSess1 = e
Z r. al sxesz. ~ E0-SlzC n 11s oSSS
4 - NJ. S1STs-S VS. 81 6oGC 10 ~
= -srsrzs-S-E tas ezcyeS,o1S S-oT-
s--=s-& Ccs-C1S q oSwSrSoS- -
rs hSrs bsS- E-S-ES1 q u VII
- -sSr rh21 re ACS7cS7 pCol1o
AZ SS-sSSs5 Isl - ESS 1oe a no1r
- lS-s THS- ) vhSr cAs rGoGc
ErE NV Ec- - c1hs- SS1s-
nv cs-SSi1 k1owasSSs hs CO.
sa--ss ~ sid SnSa-Zz-So1 q TIE
Srs=-r q or S--zS-l-U5S3cs. o1r SyS-
tn q lx25 t1r2sS and rs1cCSS even
rNzc - ~ bSek IS SoS - dep $
11so Ia 51z-ScScSs q tAs 11S1S1s
S-z-1 Eali0wi1E ID ths S-S.Sc-, n
b-O-Ehf % Eghs TIE eScS q TIE ScSI-S4
SzoC-r q 1Sul SES-sS6 % TIE pSoE-S
= co- zS-S5 With rAs SGoG1E awarded
= rhs ShsssS Nos s GscSSl VS. O@ic-
ss6 Thsz h Sook NJ The ScSsscS q
~ S15 rhsS- SSSlSty Z Spp-ecSSts
rhe frSnrASSA Eo-loES1S ShsS he
S-rSssS The hsAlth pooblsz2- visiting
- h0SpSESl pS-SoGSlly. k1CcS-
Eo1. ~ he rs oOe emitted. tie
chrSS-sS1lrl1S Influences q S0 The
e-sSSS rscssvl1S cSrstCl consideration
Tnsz cozS1C % he DOgs material II
rs-sS-S 81 his rSoGSS1 cS-sscl SD1 sN-
hz-S-vs statistics wsrs prepared s. .
tAs CE2s-SAlp q pcopS-sy, lD1l-
vSS-Sllv S2S coliScS2Velvs who paid
chs -SxsS S1S by nSsSOoSlltseS The
r-oHShls s<scs q ChinsSs SD1 japan
80 SzGSzrSrSoa. or lSber lSES Sno
cehs- EuoorcSnt Subjects TO DCDsco1S
u mention to6Sy. VIII shy sensible
zSz ~ rhSt they ~ill have no bsSr-
IN q or future relations with the
TrSssS SsStsSS / have not LOST fSSth
IN he z-S1. SnS < j. not vie 70 look
oz oGr SSSe only q 5 DSo o. move
=sot q - much impo-sS1os . Amer
tcS @ Hawaii.
~No1 mention thSt II Mr.. GrsShsn'S
letter S16 Instructions Srs followed /
CT We shall bs in trouble Or psrplex-
~. Ds5 Il ever CcCCr 70 you thai Mr.. I
Wills may have hS6 Instructions % I
deliver o. Withhold his Letters Of eCS I
ssrcs 70 Mr.. Rols s. he miSht ind I
The Circumstances wSrrsnreiS Events 4
hSVe shown thSt he did delay in the 4
Sslivsv. When he did the set was \
snSl. IS By his subsequent remark, /
Ny rslStionS with the Provisional i
Srs UNCHANGED. Ams-
IeSn 6iplOmStS SbroSd have never /
~ carried the title Of perfdieS so far
i ny reading Of AmsrScSn dlplo-
nScv EosS. Is has proved thar il j
7euCsS on the line o. cultivated hon
sSty. Mr.. Willis proved this when
he eX-QUssn Sppllsd 70 him for pro
iection by referring her 10 the Pro
-iSionSl Government Snd like gen
lsmSn Offering his services As s
,riySts citizen 20 secure her the ne
l1irsd sid, Snd the eX-gueen Is now
-----G4 A-4G NA4~@S~A4~l-A - A-A-@ wv ]
nent.
you viii. perhaps, SSk the questiOn,
yhy dwell 50 long on these matters
nd I can only reply that il Is TO
trengthen the calm Judgment that
he Hawaiian question IS not being
rsStsi lightly either here or in Wash
ngton-
Il know You viii Ssk one more ques-
ion, snd thSt is, what shout Gres-
lSm'S letter. All il would be safe for
ne 70 sSy Is the public have answered
|, and President Cleveland reserves
Us opinion. The Provisional Govern
nent has come TO STAY, and in the !
is 3 very interested OBJ {
ever Of President Cleveland's opin-
on snd the Sction Of Congress" II
This mstter has given Us sll S
rest deal OF consideration. and
Thile / an only Yoicing my own ,
Jews in the mstter, feel that 1t Is
I1e TO the Advisory Council, and
'erhEps to those Of the public who
ne interested in this sit1stion. that
ONE statement by sn individual
member Of the Executive Council,
tho hiss given 1t some thought and ;
might not be out of |
lace.
/ look upon this whole movement I
-hich was insugurated not only last I
snusry, but which dates many,
lsny years back, as one of closest
stations to the United States. It IS 8
stionsl matter-it Is not 8 matter
on6ned to 6 particular party or to q
srticulsr fsction-it is g question
nat effects every man, woman and
hid in these Islands. 1t even goes /
srther than that. and perhaps that {
one of the reasons that the United I
tstes have been slow to act, becsnse 4
Is such s new departure in their
,reign policy to take the HsEsiisn
stands as part Of the Great Repub- Z :
c. but / think IN sll their relations 7
18th this country they have shown [
they have shown a kindly .
cling, they have shown sentiment, s
/ every way that can be eyineed, l
wards Us.
What the present situstion may be
It'll the heads Of the government
Washington, we have no right to
y that We know their explicit views 8
1E until we have hesrd from them c