The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-25

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NAVAL MEN plSHCSTED.
SAN FRANgIsCO. Nov. l6.-Naval Off
GERS are not insensiblC to patriotism, but
under the present administration they
have got to pretend they are or run the
risk of a court-martial. They remem-
Ter the case of Lieutenant Sullivan,
when 1t was proven that the officers
spoke Of an "un-American' policy and
suffered thereby. The writer could re.
late some interesting expressions used
by certain of the officers, but 1t would
only serve to get them into trouble.
The truth is that a general feeling of
disgust pervades the entire navy because
|Ot Mr.. Cleveland's Weakened Hawall-
an policy, and there are only two or
three men serving on this coast who do
not show it. The Boston's men were
sick at heart when they had to obey Com
mis siOner flag down Blount
and lower the stars and stripes. The
DIohicau's men did not take liberty the
day the incident occurred in Honolulu,
. preferring to remain on board ship t.
going ashore and witnessing the de-
grating sight. And now the crews of
5 the Philadelphia and Adams have got &c
= aid in boosting a fat dark-featurCd idol.
, atresS back on throne where she VIII
disregard all laws as she once did be
fore, and so far as that fair land is con
+ crrn"d. turn the hand of Time backward
/, "tuugh! exclaimed a nan who has
sailed the world round IN the employ Oi
Uncle Sam. The whole thing disgust'
me.
From naval officers 1t is learned tina
1 the whites at Honolulu are well supplied
with arms. and that they could piac,
nearly Il thousand men IN the field
every one supplied with e rifle an,
a plenty of ammunition. On the ulhe
10 hand the Royaliots have PRACTICABLE
: nothing with which to wage war. Thu
troops of the AnneNatlonlSlS nave beer
drilling steadily for nine months, uu'
: are not only well advanced III m nntr'
! tactlcs. but III artillery ana c""iI us'
,,uns in thair rnssrssinu
2 roNaRrssvrr TALK
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= WASHINGTON, NOV. II. he HAWAIIAN
Y incident IS attracting hiuch aIIehIl"h II
I commercial circles. ana ."ISreHS'hei
5 still IN the clty eNlhce lNely lhtereS
- IN It, 1t Is already accepted as new
. table that the haUter VIII come up II
congress It's soon us tne Session op'''S
} All indications point 10 uiNlsloh OF
b. strict party lines hePupilc"hS WI
[ TAX" letelanu poHlti"il 10 ne renee
g tl'n ON harrison actloil III .l'e IIeliiiSe'
a ana VIII doubtless attack nun therefor