Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

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I a..Heei.. t.u harruosIauI 10 .hp police
.'HtI.H, huI ut her command at icu.t
llJ Iully rtm5I men HuI several pieces
I .i nsuilefy, indeed the whole military
Iercu ui her kingdom ON her
silg and ut her disposal while
the committee of SAFETY by
actual search had discovered that
There were uut very few arms boo Homo.
lula uut in tun service OF tho govern.
mcut In this state IT things, II the
queen could have dealt with TIC insur.
tcula nlIuc,h nor coufr would have been
u'ath AIT thr rrHult uuuIHiuhuhlp.
1915 th' United States hal Al be- q llsplf
| Win her uuvmius, h1u teclgu zsu
! ihrm us tuu true government
vi Hawaii aud had put her IN
position OF opposition against
lawful authority She knew She
could NOT W. stand tue Uuw,r 4 the
United riat.r, uut she believed she
might safely trust i,s Justice. Accord
/ iusiyi some hours after the recognition
ui thu Provisional government uy the
United States minHiur, the Tullyu,
BARRACKS, mud police station, with
hl tue military resources %.
the c.uulfy, were delivered w by the
queen upon presentations unIu To-
htl That Il the yuulr would hereafter be
reviewed nc Wellington, aud while
protecting. Hhr surrendered TO the
superior force Of ihu Uuiivd Static,
Wuusu minister ordered tlu United
States troops 90 bu huI1I at
Honolulu ami declared Inc would
HuppUr tho Provisional government;
anu that Hhe yielded hrr authority 10
rfuNcut n collision OF armed forces anu
iUa1 OF liis, ani only uIi such tine no
lhv UuitUu S,alpa, upon tlufIcts being
presented Go it,guUulI aunul thu action
20 90 repre- .cutlI0n aud rUlu.
slate her ia the pulhDnty she
claimed as the constitutional rov.
urciHn OF the Hawaiian islaud..
luis protect was delivered 90 the chief
RI tHU Provisional government. who
yuIurH. 70 thereon HE uckuuW IuIem.ut
% ils receipt. Tue terms OF tuy pro.
tfHt wyru read without dissent Hy those
Assuming 10 constitute tue provisional
government, who were certainly
charged win tho knowledge that tho
uleou, ilF,DaJ OF finally abandoning
atf yIwat, hal appealed % the justice
gf the United States Tor fUiu-tniu.
mout 100 authority ami yet
t.v provisional government with thls
uususwefvd protect in loo hand, has.
tened 90 negotiate with tho United
7wtt8 Coz the permanent bluiahmunt
OF the queen fr.m power aud Tor the
sale % uct Kingdom. Our country was
iu Danger Of occupying the pubiu0n OF
having actually act up temporary
government on foreign Hgil Tor
,hU purpose OF acquiring through
that agency territory which We
had wrongully pIt iu our
pDiofsiuu. The contract Of both si1rr
Of a bargain acquired iu such manner
To- called By a familiar anu uuuluasaut
uauiu when found iu private trans.
aCtl1n. We are not without precedent
showing how sorupuilusly w ny0id0i
tuch an accusation he former ,nys.
Auer tho people Of Texas had declared
tnoir Independence Ut Mexico
they resolved that on the
ncknyw iciremNut OF tholr Ind.
pouionco by the United States,
they would seek admission Into tho
UDit0d stRtoH. Several months after
the battle Of Ban JhcintO, ia which
Texas Independence was practically
assured aud established, prtlident
Jackson declined 10 recognize b., alleg.
lug ua one Vt his reasons he CIR.
United states 70 beware OF too
early movement, 40 Il might subject
~, however uuj uutly,t1 the impulgti0u
VI seeking ~ demDlish the claim OF
our neighbOfB TO the Territory " ith
view 20 i,s subscquen, acquisition by
Oursulycf." This H. Ia marked COZ.
irlst with the hasiy recognition "
government opgnly conceded 10 have
mi - NssH
ing ~ territorial hnnc2 alton.
believe oaudlI,tlorlugh oEamlrn.
ton of the facts will force The ClnylotlOu
that tho Provisional government owes
IA existence 20 armed Invasion by the
United Safes. Fait.miudrd people
with the evidence before them viii
hardly claim that the Hawaiian gov.
eminent was oyrrthr0Wn by the peo-
pie Uf thU islands, or that the pro-
ylsi0uai government ever existed with
their consent. / do not understand
that Auy members u this government
claims that the people would uphOlditby |
their suilrnges allowed ~ vote on
the question, While naturally sympt.
thiliug with every effort 10 establish u |
Republican form Of government, it IL
the settled policy Of the United States |
10 conCedo q the people Oi foreign /
countries the same freedom aud indie. |
prndence In the management Of their !
domestic Affairs We have AlwAys |
claimed for ourrelyes; aud II has been |
our practice 90 recognise revolution. |
AIRY governments Gs soon AS II |
uecame app rent they were supported |
by tho eOplu. For ILLUSTRATION VI this |
rule 1 now only 10 or 10 the revolution |
Ia D.. .a..U q.
was instructed % foClgni2- tho fepub- |
lie No soon Rs The majority Of the |
people Of Brazil should have siguined |
their assent tYiJ TO the establishment |
and maintenance Of the revolution la |
Chill ia 1891, Whom our minister was |
instructed % recognize the new gov. /
erumUnt II 10 was accepted by the PEG. /
pie, and % the revolution ia /
Venezuela, In 1891, when our reo5gn..
ton was accorded on condition that |
the now government WAS fully rstau-
hzhel, IA pOsso-ailu Uf tue power Oi |
tho nation, and accepted by the peo.
pc.
a. apptehend the situation, We are
brought lace 90 lace with tho following
con liii0uE The awful government NJ
Hawaii WIS OvcrhfOwn without /
throwing sword VI tirng a shot, by q
process, every step o. which, II may
safely be- asserted WIS directly trace,
ahle 10 Bnd dependent Tor In
success upon tho agency NJ the
United States government through
js diplomatic and naval reptosuuu-
livos; uut Tor the notorious predictions
Of tue United States minister tor 40.
uOAYtlUu, the committee uf safely
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