Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10
Willing 10 Submit 10 a ProttCtOtate Of
The United States.
a DESPATCH rnou STEVENS.
Opinion OF Members OF Congress-
Senator Iceland stanford
Interviewed,


sncc TO other governments. Under the
old constitution the country was really
governed by Foreigners, and to this
the natives objected. There was no
Intention OF conilscaling foreign prop.
ofty or driving Foreigners from the
country. 10 bears dispatches from
the queen TO tho government nj Wash
ington. He snys the queen Is willing
60 submit 10 n prOttctorate by the
United States. The messengers claim
the landing OF tho United states ma.
rines was entirely unwarfanlei.
THE pRoTRcToRArE QUESTION.
wAsuINdrON, d. c., Feb. g.-rhe
p'or dispatches from san Francisco
this morning was the fret Information
received at Tue state department or by
the Hawaiian commissioners OF the
establishment Of n protoclorhlo over
thu Hawaiian islands by Minister
Stevens. Secretary Foster declined to
iiscusa Steven's action.
MT. Garter said among some OF the
members OF tne Provisional govern.
ment n sentiment prevailed before the
departure Of the commissioner for the
Onlteu osa,Ss 'l ul, ~ giosoV'o'I'e 5ueuIu
" sousus' ~ "uu ."uIhtOi' pvhesluB
IL own bottom pending the negotia.
tiOns with this country, had opposed
this. Thufstoi and his associates said
the whites who made the trouble 20
which the Northumberland referred
copprlsed what was known M the
opium gang OF politicians, and their
Hsspu,s~, WIZ mvuu w anomh "a
,.uh,sg ~ "asA su.hp's VI hee.cIs.
1Ai' h'nn'y VI SAis i''ho, "hV uvvVin-
panieu .ue oonil''ssion ~ 'ne sspaoi,y
VI unen oVunre,, ssi' W" iuus. h's,'h'
usp' hoNs , ~ w pisi'Asono1 'iyni tiou'
oiulu was, .ne'o hsNoo.en ihuIva1lohs
y. ulreensiV's niionB ho .renlpv'S VI
wy oAotu's I'll III no
sniu, o be~.es' uans.'
w NM nom sn',", ~, Wv sv's.h'nont'
who, though keen, were clothed with
AZ .hoti.y Wilnous sny previous eAle.
,lsh.o ~ unu ,n,n \. ~ SUI ",'nou.
w tos'i .., III W. iio'ev. ..i1a',
sn.y ".uu Ino'iey nav ul'Iueu
in'o 's,''oH' ""u "o'"'u NJ oiosS Pu'
po .r, s 49,. -, A..
my oeis'u 'otay ,e.oaeeu ,ho IN
junction VI lna evoie'Try ol STATE on
!uo Soi,espohuenvo petmSon hv
hileu states anu the bI,isn snu
ptonon so'e' nnon's lsoti ipi- W i9f'
,espeguns ,no sa' n " Va. h"mailsh
iss ~ ,o' ra. ~, .nu i',,,sn
sOvefnlpsn'' ne uy,iosponuonee
9nus WIN uhe ueclhiauoh py we
BRUSH anu rIehc" gONeIn"eh. OF he
suarahtoe heyel W sooA po.sus,'on VI
INC lsishor. ihoro appears ~ oea WY
general ieei!ns ssIaouon ,nht
'nis nave .aa 'p tusn pe,e"s snape'
ihis h'Ve'hoVn 'no ii""ae" oV"in'n-
s,uhos o'
thhiies M Sepao nhhounp'nS MS ar
NV. ~ oan 's ~. 49, Pa.une'
ment. Late tonight Secretary OF state
Foster received 'he following
pIspATCU FROM MINISTER STEVENS:
, ,c. ,-,.,
hoNoLuLu To,is'o.a so.'
etniheht - eA'h'"s po"o' "nu Iospou.'
hVeiy'hins III. h Ia ,
sehllnuhl N ihoieas ,. no ueau
nohhtchy anu opposiynn W "naeha'
ZION arc suppO''Vu o",rhy - Vno wv
very anu ollum Ing iou'y @ni
IN aoeotuAnc. WIN 'no i1iuvs' y, .no
provipionai sovetnm1n', l plaGeu me
govefhmeh. unue. onitou 3,s's pio'
lection turing .he heso.iat'ons' nor
interfering WIN tio ~ utsiun W p"o'
lie afiairs' JOHN ~ rIEIESs'
Secretary roster saIu {. Nelis' Hetion
was Wllnous ins''ue', sns ~ Io" ~ ,no
State aepaiIihsn. IN isS', ano ,nVS..
ment for chahB OF BoVethhon. was
unexpected anu hal nor oeen smIGl-
pated by tue INSTRUCTIONS IIom WASH