Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
THE QUEEN
or THE HAWAllANS us A VERY
SWEET GIRL
And She Is Now In Kew York Saying Swoe
Things 10 Americans KaiaulanPs
Address 10 Our People.

New York March Princes Kauo-
lnni, the niece OF the dcposCd queen Il-
uoliuliui of Hawaii. is here. She drriy-
cd today ON the steamer TcutDnic, which
sailed from Liverpool Feb. - Win
her were Theophh Davis aud Mrs 1lu-
Wis, English guardians Of the princess,
Miss Davis aud Miss Wharton, compun-
ions 10 the princess; u. q. Mcl'urluue,
OX-uunister of finance to the dctNroned
Queun and DIR. MOttcXnh. The present
Hawniinn minister To this country went
down the bay on the revenue cutter
They boarded the ship Immediately after
she left the health officers boarding
station. There WIS an army of curioH-
lty seekers on the piers Co get q glimpse
of the princess. a suite OF rooms h0d
been engaged for the party az the Bre-
immediately after coming OIL the steam
ship.
Ihe princess IL ~ years old She IL
tall. beautiful young wOmnn, OF sweet
face and slender figure She has the
soft brown eyes and dark complexion
that mark the Hawaiian beauty. She
came 10 the United Stntcs. The said,
more for the purpose OF learning ana
observing for her4eh the nature OF The
people who have asked 10 take control
of her country than 10 make a formal pc
titiou for her crown. Tint she SHld,
!
nrc the undetermined people ] have
learned TO regard them, they viii not
ice u party 10 AN outrage 10y which /
! have lost my hirtlrnght'
Following Ia Princess Kninulani's state
mput 10 the American people
II 'rbdden / stNud upon your shores
| today, where | Thought so soon 10 re-
| cciye u royal welcome ON my way tu
my own Kingdom | come unattended
| except hy loving hearts that have come
! with me over the Wintry SeHs. hcai
] that commissioners from my land have
] been for many days asking this grcNi
| nation 10 take away my little vineyard
| They speak no word 10 me aud leave mt
| tO find ont as | can from rumors that
| they would leave me without home ol
| name or nation Scyouty year ago CHRIS
| tan America sent over Christian mei
| aud women 20 give religion and civil
| cation 10 Hawaii, They gave vs. gospel
they made as nation and we learned Z,
| love aud trust Americans Today Tire,
| sons Of these missionaries arc UtyOur can
it'll asking YOU TO undo their fathers
| work. Who sent themf Who gave
thcm authority 60 break the constitution
which they sworn they would upholdE
Today, l. u poor weak girl, with no
ono OF my people near me, and all thes
| Hawaiian st0tcsmOn against me hav
strength tu stand up for the rights of pa,
people, Even now, ! can hear the wall
! my an my htNrl ana gives AlfNlgl Wl'
courage, and | am strong, strong In th
faith of God, strong I'm the knowledg
that ] am right, strong in the strengt
OF 7O0OO.OOO of people, who la this fle
land win hear my cry and will refuse &
let their tag cover dishOnor 10 mincN
Nj Davies also made. n lengthy state
mcnt. Detailed history of the islands s.
far rs il rotated Ca his ward since, he
birth, aud urging the people OF the ma
ton 20 listen 10 her and not TO theprovl,
ionnl government Davies was delight
cd to learn that the question Of nnneNu
ton of Hawaii had taken turn la an
senate aud That practically it was lai
over for consideration OF the next ut
mnistrnhon I'VE do not mean TO ga
hearing with President Cleveland Ia an
official capacity said he "hut simply q
private individuals. His decision wi
scarcely be affected by our visits ma
princess felt that Ia the face of the threat
oued annexation Of Hawaii by the Unite
States she ought 20 come here whcI
she could learn directly whit was IN
true sentiment Of the people We wi
remain IN New York until Friday, the
We 20 to Boston, whore we will remai
J until after March 4, from There we pr,
! coed 10 Washington, whore we will ~
pect TO see MIR Cleveland