New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29
ANNEXATION SENTIMENT GROWING.
CONSERVATIVE POLICY OF THE PROVISIONAL
covrRNMENT-JAPAN SAID TO WANT

GONERNMENT-JAPAN SNiO ~ "-'''
THE ISLANDS.
San Francisco, March 26.-The United sta'es
steamer Alliance. which arrived from samoa by way
of Honolulu this morning, made the trip from io"o'
lulu in eleven days.
Tn. Provisional Government Is administering pubic
affairs in n conservative manner, and Is Strcngt'-
ening It's lires in every way This Is Deins uo"e III
order to mnnaIn the situation until the Uhi'eu S"e'
shall complete measures for taking the Islands into the
fold The sentiment I'm favor OF annexaton' ho'"i'n-
standing the representations to the contrary mas oe
gaining ground and many Of those who oneihay op-
posed 1t are now Its ardent supporters Ex-oue"
Iinokalnni remains secluded and refuses to see any
one with the exception Of certain persons VINO S.ihu
nearest to her. To thO:c whom she does cohsc"' W
give audience she declines to talk about the re|"i
ton further than to that her entire ihercs'' "'
in the hands OF Paul Neumann.
TIE uncertainty which prevails as to the prooaDie
fatc OF the Islands, far the question OF nheAe'
TO the United states Is concerned, Is having de
prcss.nc effect, not only the general tradc' ou'
on the morals OF the people, and feeling OF uhrcs'
has arisen which will require more than empty coh
lectures to ncutralze.
Tn. steamer Monowal. which arrived from Sah
Francisco on March 10. brought among her pass
rers ~ c. wilder one Of the Hawaiian Commissioners :
g H. Cooke. who accompanied the Commissioners on
bclr errand and Colonel voney Ashford the refugee
vr wilder in conversation with the Cnited fscSs
commemorative said: we were well reTciVeo III
Washington and transacted our business WIN more
facility than had expected. believe thero neea
he no doubt whatever that treaty Will pe r"u''u
in the extra session OF the Senate. nceWea uis'
match from Commissioner Thurston the day Oh whic"
the steamer left san Francisco lnimating ''aI Do
was satisfied that a treaty would pass at the extra
session. | think one thing Is certain, IL VIII oc
itber annexation or nothing. Talk OF pro'cctornte
f. nonsense Ask the average pohiiciaii. what IL
meant by protectOra,e and he cannot tel you i"e
hacking ND OF monarchy is foreign to American IDEAS
even n IL were not, as II Is. In opposition 10 the
real interests OF the United >tates.'
The news of the visit OF Princess kainlani 10
Aneiicn and her written appeal to the people OF the
United states provoked only amusement nj Honolulu
:, story /, current that the Princess Is engaged 10
marry the son OF Davies. her guardian. The Ad-
yerser- In a recent issue. commenting upon the act
that Pau, Neumann had filed with the S'a'e DP'r'-
mcnt paper which purpo:ts to be true account Va
the revolution and the causes winch lea up W !"
SAYS: II contains many suppre'Sions, many s"r"o'
statements many falsehoods, but we do ho' Dehe'c
Il containcd enough OF any OF these 'hlhss " p'
vert the minds Of the American people
Th. bark IIespcr has left Honolulu for san frah-
CISCO Th, /, the vessel whose second mate was
chopped to pieces by members OF the crew. "e VI
whom are now here. Captain sOdorGren, whose '''''
der WIS also contemplated, but who discovered 'he
plot before he could be made Ncum' WAL p'''
c,ute the men his arrival
The British warship Garnet sailed FOR Esqmm"ui''
D. c. on the 15th and the japanese framing sup
Eonrc sailed for Yokohama the next day.
II Is believed that Japan has designs upon 'he
Islands owing 10 the employment OF large nnplp'r
=, brr subjects OF the sugar plantations. Chiel
ths c,ptuin OF the Japanese cruiser Naniwa na9
called upon the Provisional government anu stA.,N
thai II the United States abandoned Us prOlcctora,
The Japanese would consider that no uovernme" IN rA
ist,d nm tho isnnds and would raise their nag inc
i"nnur. Government ofclss are said 10 De pront-
Inc through the romuneratve labols OF their SUD
iocts another thousand OF whom nave Jet 'hp"h
for Hawaii. ,, ,,,, 4, ~, ,rs.,d,v
,erms with the japanese Commissioner. ana II mas
even been charged that he has ADVISED IN" Vom-
missioner rs to his policy. ,-,..
I'm conversation with men OF imppachal IL lndn".ritn.
ON Friday last Mr. WedehOuse sHid = Inc maS oi
th. JnIt.d states Will have 10 come down, anu ,nf
Eo,ton', troops b. removed adding ihu. M .o'n-
missioner would be- sent here from the m"d STATES
10 Investigate the situation Certain olner rrna,Ss rms
~ the Nritish Minister have given offence 10 tne
,merlcons here who believe he Is acting without IN
.,ructIons from his Government or rather peyo"u
such as he may have received. go -
Coloncl Wolncy Ashford. who was op1gpn 10 IrtN"
uonnluu for thr nit, states for advocating annex
,,inu which the Provisional Government Is now
'anrin, Ia lrnc abont. said that Japan was power
No, to i., desrlsed and he was satisfied 'hat 'he
Vnnlwn would have made an effort 10 rstah',h
nroiectoratc on the Islands lad she not hfeh lore
Stalled by Minister stevens