New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
STRONGLY IN FAVOR OF ANNEXATION.
VIEWS or SENATORS wAsIrpuRN AND CANDES
AND THOMAS LOWRY AND DON
NJ DICKINSON.

AFT is nonsense to say that the foreign element
IN Hawaii would be much satisfied with Princess
Kaiuani ms the ruler than they are WIN 0"'e"
Imucl,oloni y said Thomas Lowry. OF Minnesota, when
seen at the Fifth Avenue Hotel the other day
American interests are so vast IN Hhw'h 'nN "e'
must be considered above everything ese' Inc u'
nosed oueen has nonstrated her hatred OF foreign
cr,. and II Is only question of time "hen S'.
would have attempted 10 ccnfScate the properly oi
u ,,c aliens ON thc islands. But TO place the youHs
princess on the throne would make matters efiSi,'
~ bad n not worse. Her father Is pr'''" SUI"
icct and he would use his influence Win bis oausn'r
IN advance British interests on the lslahas. al u"
dl,ion TO this the Princess with her h"sAs" i"'''
,cou-d ,ickc things as unpleasant fcr Americans ~
=, ,,s.ulv coold The United States is Hawaiis
,, fri.ud and the aunt and the father ol the frNl-
oos, w.uld have been wise II they had sent hiiu'"i
IN the United states to bc educated ihseau vi '''
nr her 10 England Il Is evident 'h"V ~ vas NV
hc intention OF the Scotch father OF the iTi"'c' o
,or Hawaiian aunt to have American iue"s l'S'ni'u
into her mind England, no dOtDt' iooA'u io ,
=, ,bo tlmc when the cabinet OF the ruler oi 'ie
sandwich Islands would be largely made up ol i'si'"
mo, and ScotcLmcn. The Queen hau ,he po"ei VI
,,.,,,i,, bsr ministry. and under sueh ruler a.
E.,,lo.i c;on,d undoubtedly hav" reen. therc "o"i'
boyc been many load compaHS iro" "e
con element there. IL Is not 10 "c -.
r.cent events have happened. lia"'" - i -,
Tho. fed
,o,, thore. The control must be absolute. '''" "o
nav r,,ro noror should be permitted to have any
~ , FnoIond Germany. spain ana fr'Hcc
,,,. h,ve all the possessions In the Paelhc t'ey
.h,,ld bc permitted to have. friei'ulS i
with foreign countries are g'ncia"s pi0"7"' ,i
increasing our power. 1t Is the ieSpec. ''O NV
affection of Outsiders that we want anu ''
control Of the sandwich lslahds we "i''''''
us" ,,, who hos olraody
~ Wps 4
,o,o,,a that ho l. emphatically In ilNor vi
r.,, Immediate possession Of the liawahail group
H., fair and Ion rablc means. also says 'n"' :. - ~ w.,
isb 70 talk nj out permitting lrl"cesS ~ ry,,h
,Io ,brone lust before his departure Foin INV
Wv - ,,, IN co 70 Washington the other day. lie
said: The question can only nc ueA''u N ~. ,aa,i
TL rr,,cd states can never afford to permit i""u''
- , 49, , kingdom. Hawaiian rule ailer "a'
:" ,.nonea nm the Islands must cease anu u"
,.,., c,a.s must have control. 1t would never "o
,o hermit a .rong-braIned and Seli-wiiied yo""s Wv
man who has had years OF English trihns' ~ o''uP'
thc Hawaiian tlronc.' 49, -.
'''' n,cliu.Cn IS 4 busy man these days bat
whom mot I'm the corridor If the Holman iio"'e ~
contIv he found time to say that he was III h'ol "
,,,o.,enr control In Hawaii. "Ihe lawahah group
M tunoront one said he, and the hileu o'u,eo sn
r,nnt m afTord TO let 1t pass into the haius VI a"o'
love. v,shburn of Minnesota. Is also enthu,ms,
,,coilv in favor OF Hawaiian anneNain , IN sp pnT.
III,
~ o, reccntly he said 1t has been saa ,nat o IS ~
~ ~ IN rlish re cslents OF the island are nlAl.' "
Ha a , Princess Kalulani take the throne ana permit u
nnn' n ','nrt io 90 Oh under her rule lhat Woul
sa,i',iIv make Hawaii English colony ai'er u'e
Enc;sh .iucation she has received. IL ele hu peea
h'sn i this country rs she should have been the
1,i,mdr Of the United states mi ght be enreN u.eh h
t Her ideas would not have been quenuOhej poD
ohi, Ind She received educational training IN .iaa
',,rv Her wise fathcr was altOseuer 100 "ls,,;
.,cn Her English IDEAS. he Will soon learn. VIII
w, H. tolerated the island The present iroule
IVY ~ ,ound TO come sooner or later II hot unucr
Wnnpoinnl,s Wnn rule II would certainly have come WIN
, Sc"tch. Hawaiian niece In power Inc group -
nI,ccether too important one for MS TO permit any
,inr Power than the United states TO gam contrD
,h,ra and this Government can cly 'ahe ohr s"p !"
The matter We must look ont ior our Iunfe % com ,n
arc" u rn the Pacific and coalng ana fe,lns SUI
,r,ns are necessary to success IN lrade "Hcn f
o, In lime flow across the great western oceai .he
United states must have pos'es5ioAs IN me Iaoinc
rhs Hawaiian group 1, the most desirabe IN thc IN.
oigc and the United States cannot alDw the present
nnc-urity 10 20 by without taking a;va'tlge OF u.
VII. don't favor a proiectornte. IN nv opihion 'h3
islands should be part Of the onitcd STATES as u
,orrl.ory NE should admit Hawaii lnst rs we nave
arizona and other territories. WIN goyernor;
indges AMI other officials appointed by the United
Stairs the condition OF things thee woun bc as We
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