New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
G.. G.. SHAYNE,
MtNUFACTrRING FTRKiER'
l24 WEST 42d STREET

common with the other representatives,, was h'uhel
Of tie change IN Government, ami returned ~ answer
to tho communication. lie may Fave '"ii'o'" Ms
mind however. as he had an nt"r'ie" "'th TIE
acting President Just boior" "" l'it.
Queen Inuokalani,T continued Mr.. Wilder. "it
sbe Lad been all wed TO carry out her plans. would
have become absolute Gr,pot OF thr Islands ~"
whites would have been allowed 10 vJtc. M House
Of Mobiles would have bccu abolished the supreme
Court judges who a1c now appointed i'I me- "'"''
be appointed for sA year term only ana Wo"ld "l Z
been subject to dismissal at tie within 81 the QUEEN.
~. are cad 10 layc the United state snip ho,lpn
I'm Honolulu harhor. I'll" wa III" 0hlf maloN"F u,
,nrt and v,h. She did noilin. hes 0ud Ian n- armed
sailors, who parocd the streets. yet IA" moral 'N'tt
was good. ard probably pueli"d any di-p -i'i -
~hti, an, tt u,tt Of The native, had there been ANY
Tho IlaWHlans n ruiz ar" simple IrHc"iul ana
lnd0lcnt ,r'oplr and would probably mahr no u nDIe
II left alone. Thcy ar" ca-iy inn"nr'd though ~
politicians md convinced by the Queen that SIN"
va, acting in their Interests. under t'id th"t tn'
United sat, steamer Mon,an ha, been Ordered TO
maintaining order. We would much prefer 10 have
some mocrn war,hips like the Charleston aud he ian
Irnci-co. which IRE now on tn Atlanta coast. !
think the Ho-iom viii De atc g control the situation
without trouble bat more ship, would do u" harm.
LGrIin A. THU. ion. the Chairman OF the Hawaiian
Commission. said things al" ~ such a PTlll1h no !,
that party or cln7, OF residents ar. I"iF '.Ps"l,
II establishing State Government They must look
outside. and naturally come 10 I'D" MIA n,n'er
IL wa, stated alsJ, that the condition OF aNaH' i
much more threatening iHIn !, ihGlcI,'u ~ 't Pup
declared Ia" Intention - ultimately "Npe All Ior,lsn
from tn" t~iuudS In" proposed ulNIlhH'Ii7'Hr
OF all except nativr-born was to l." the first step
There would be blc od-hed and destruction " properly
after eApenc all the Foreigners and their property
would be- conn-cated Property J. now protected
only by a volunteer force of 800 men and marines,
and the blue Jackets from the Boston.
II wa, affirmed by Mr.. Thrreton mat q Nj Gov
eminent fails 10 annex the Islands they viii b. LEFT
open Ia anarchy. The Old treaty between Franc"
and England. made In l-i@. recognize, ID" lide
those Powers negotiated by King Louis hillip". bind
Ink each nation not to take possession 81 H." Is
Lands, II (, clear 10 tho," well posted that Fl
land. under H.. present treaty. cannot annex nor
can The French. The United Satcs, At The tim" that
Tie treaty. was negotiated. refused ~ b" hotud hY
or 10 Join I'm the treaty. or IN other words. " re-
M Cd - pledge Itself not 70 taxi" possession ~ til"
Islands. hut imply recognized The Independence "i
TIE Government.
The following T. tho PERI nnd Of The Commission;
Iorrin A. Ihut~fon Chairman Of ~" commission.
Thur-ton wa Premier OF the nr-t revolutionary 'al
not 81 Hawaii. IN 1--- lie IS the lending lawyer IN
honolulu II" was born I'm Hawaii. his parents being
the Government I'm some capacity for year.
William &. Wilder I, H." icad ~ the Wilder steam
shin Company. which docs transportation business
among IA, .lands. He ha, not held political OH 80
until recently. when he became "A member Of the
Legislature.
William Il. Castle + lawyer and l. largely ini"r-
csicd I'm real estate I'm the Island + ON" OF ia" pnn
cpal owner 81 the Oahu Railroad Whi' un, down 10
Pearl River IlarlOr. lie l. native.
Englshman lie has lived In Hawaii about fifteen
years
charles l. Carter T. a son Of the former Hawaiian
Minister 10 Washington. II. \. +. Carter. lie !, a
lawvcr was born on IA" islands IL i young man.
seemingly not over twenty five years Of agr.