The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14

the monarchy could be kent IN, would be by
III the Goyernment at Washington should
f fSS ss he fS - the y @
not he peaceful as was the last. There, would
| be an end Of monarchy, once and iora,I. And
as soon as The United stntes protectorate Of
| the monarchy was withdrawn. The Govern,
ment Of the ex;,Queen would not lie endured
ESS to Mr. @S Ct Sns
monarchy be restored it cannot last. No one
has any respect for Iilinokalani Hercharncter
her OK Marshal were an open shame. Her GOV.
| eminent was simply n was'etul eNtravagnnce
| it went out OF existence the. Provisional Gov;
| eminent has vastly imnroyed the condition o,
S debis Of re the r %onSpehy paid s own
$4,000 in It's reasur isss SWH?S o0 TSs
business community at nonoluln, is al.
most unanimous Tor annexation, There ar"
cent. OF this taxes levied on the islnn1s They ;I
while the assessments Of The foreign elements
amount to S23.OOOu0o:. Talk about tho M
0wnns H"T" mhe nd onS ,h nwn oT
eign born. but also the, native born Of
foreign descent rhs foreign Sl'%" int
account The natives count for nothing II, an
industrial or commercial ssn s Iney o IRE work m1t
Of land known ms ,tar1 patches Lease sn;so .hem
would be mistake to suppose that the natives M,.
are anxious to. sec the Queen restored Inc
So'' s"Ts SHp'H1d Ts
emit The only class Of people who want me
wS5 HdsS to gain
some personal benefit from the return OF thS
old corrupt and eHtravnGant order Oh 'N'h"s'
sPRECKEIs WILL DE THE KING.
When Claus Spreckels. the Hawaiian sugar
king. came up to Frisco from Honolulu last
July he talked with fellow, passenger n sugar
planter ma when meowed wit With m good e; WasSSr
incton 10 have queen Iiiluokalani restored;
and that he proposed to make the United
The mn n to whom he connded this scheme
told a friend in Frisco. and this irisnd re-
however. the Queen fortunes were at their
lowest ebb. and i ga not seem r"a tHn me
iiuence md wealth could accomplish the i'm.
possible. In the light OF what has occurred 1T
now becomes news OF inro aiG ME- osntemon
"is to nave the Queen put back on tho throne
and then, arrange, matters so that ne VII be
created the Impression that he is virtually
king Of the islands. that he controls the sugar
but most Of the people here and throughout
tho United states have swallowed the STATE
rnh ao sesSS is % owns very
portion Of the sugar producing districts OF tho
Islands. What he owns and the crops ne ,n cah
the eps act S' that he boasts Of his great wealth.
that Mr.. Sprerl els ca IT touch. Whom the isl
ands were full Of annexation. and this country;
long in seeing that their interests would sui.
fer II Hawaii became a part OF the United
aao hi could hp done. He saw that tho pre-
vailing feeling among the solid men was to
shake, of the shackles Of monaIr s SO SO
oWn. 'a and ' that they too mcht have
voice in the governing Of it. Spreckels vas
too, was for annexation. but not for several
years yet. he said. Not much faith was placed
ne nex Kat to this country would be death
blow to- his sugar. MONOPOLY me planters
would start te ths ets
and what would become OF the california su;
gar Refnery? Then the sugar king resolved sol n;l
host The Governmen owed him 500. 600. and
when no first went to Honolulu the members
about it. but he told them to give themselves
NO uneasiness about the maGneyI; S Ss d ne
wss ded the money The celebrity with heh
The wealthy, mon stood right up to the Coy .S.
coin. After this break. Spreckles, allied him
self to tho Royaists. whose cause he espoused.
QH 1 S' and II. when no left Honolulu his plans
areadT ,v,a Ase0fans to
t tsH snfs5 told WI" Tinted
must put the Queen on her throne and n place
s hsr e thS This only
the thing could be accomplished. because the
Proysionn Would s mayer + y wonpd
be part OF his mission TO go to Washington IN
tho endeavor to secure legislation OF this
"This much once secured. the way then
would be clear for the sugar King: ne
consist .s o
his friends. OF course there would be Il Leeis-
lature but It would be one p dominh d oy the
Spreckels control. the latter would be King In
effect II not in name.
WILLIAM WILLIS ACCREDITED TO THE PRoVIs-
1oSAL GOVERNMENT.
Admiral Skerrett was seen again this even
ing. and talked more freely than earlier In the
know q fact that Willis is r Heersdited
to prove that the provisional leaders are rec.
ognized. You may, say, that practically all
THE EngIsR With an e1eeptlG1 are against
s she about equally dVded dons look to ses
the United States marines used to re-
msn t a an shpe 3ae SsSSE9
am chiefly afraid of is the use, of dynamite.
MADE waS The II Combs N that the royalist Potters
for lack OF evidence. but he has a, grudge
against the Government and would like to
satisfy it," go
The Admiral handled Spreckels without
gloves saying that the sugar millionaire was
the chief factor in bringing about the present
els wants to control the islands and knows
there Is no hope Of influencing the Provisional
Government Hence his desire to see tho
Queen restored.
The British war vessel Nymphe arrived this
evening from ERluimault. The officers report
that on the 9Th the british sloop;of1war Cham
ZULU She had waited three days for orders.
She ought to make the trip in nine days.
MINISTER THURsToN IN WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1a-Mr. l. II. Thurs
ton. iawaiian Minister to the United States
Hawaii. returned to Washington from Chi
cage. where he has been tor several
shipping OF the Hawaiian exhibit to the
California Midwinter Exposition. he was seen
at his hotel shortly after his arrival BY n re-
porter. but declined to say ANYTHING In add.