The sun., 1893-11-17
HAWAII AND THE CANADIANS.
Restoration OF Monarchy Causes Profound
AstonIshmeht,

Restoration OF Monarchy Causes Profound
AstonIshmeht.
OTTAWA. Nov. 16.-Much interest is taken by
tho Canadian Ministry In the development OF
events at Hawaii The islands are place of
call for tho now steamship line running from
Vancouver. B. c.. to Australia In connection
with the Canadian Pacific Railroad. That
company's line to China and Japan receives
yearly subsidies from the British and Cana
dian governments. and when thoroughly or
ganized the Australian line will also be subsi-
died. Mr.. Mackenzie Bowel. the Canadian
Minister OF Customs. is now in Australia en-
deavorlng to form arrangements for en-
lareing trade between tho two colonies
and for constructing o cable between
them. The British Government 10 do
Ing its best to bring the negotiations to Q
successful issue. 1t Is felt that II Queen Lili-
uokalani Is restored through the good offices
OF Mr.. Ueveland's Administration. British In
fuence In the islands. which has been on the
wane may once more become considerable.
and Canada may perhaps be able to conclude Q
treaty for closer trade relations with them.
In 1890. after the passage OF the Mckinley
tariff. tho sugar clauses Of which knocked the
Hawaiian treaty with the United States on tho
head. the late King made overtures to Canada
for closer trade. but nothing came OF them.
Now that Canada 10 In direct communication
with tho islands something may be done in
that way. with Australia as one Of the parties
to the bargain.
I had q talk yesterday with British official
who has besn familiar with events at Hawaii
for the last twenty years. He said:
land. He seems to. have turned Quaker or
II wsrs MsuS 70
upset brand-new monarohy IN q country not
the noun and tho adjective. and that's what
Mr. Cleveland is appsrently going to do. Fifty
81 oar Pacific sauadronSi That isappose. W.
.a RssD' s Ts'Y e.Gns seosrabss tS 5ss
t$sn t$n'i il.s "td y me Understand VIA. Ss' %s SS:
tho QUEEN: PsrhsDs he thinEs shat Is eaaISa. Iva.
hs S"t Is 70 mistaien wi % bs nsesssars s for HIM
4 10 Wishes to keep hsr on ne throne. Great
corner corner Of tho world undsrs regime Of s roysltiss
a sss ofsefs %Ss:a baf alen esf
Cleveland is bound to have q royalty there.
sHs ssoS: 1t. SGSS sns ..S % B M
Giey.lapd would PVT nor back. Il wonder
Clevslsnd's attention. Sixty Years ago the
missionaries appeared there lust as they sp-
peared at Hawaii. The two islands gradually
got 2 thin vensor Of civilization. but this only
rendered stable native government imposs-
bic. In 1859 King Thskambau. q sort Of Kala-
iered the soyerslGnty 70 Queen Victoria The
British Government sent Commissioner
sna hi: +. tSs h
pursuadsd to- make the offer By Europeans
who controlled sugar lands and were think
land Sss9%sd The soysrssntE there night ss
was accordingly declined. A. feries OF rows
ensued. The Europeans could not put NJ with
q semi savage ruler with unlimited authority
and 80 they formed Cabinet; or Goyernmenl
CONSTITUTION and created . parliament: put
before long there was q triangular duel Pc
tween tho Parliament. the Cabinet and the
King. Ihero was revolution every Week
and crisis all the time At length Ihakam-
ban; who was z bit Of an orator. sent ior .
take possession; Fiji cannot govern herself;
the Europeans; who have the money and
brains cannot be expected to kneel before US
natives: the archipelago has become piece OF
drift wood In the sea to be picked up by the
hrst p.sser, by, and want England to sst r., #
IL "' '1sff1 with sstt sal jed sovsrnnsnt thlpss
improved. Tho islands will yet be q valuable
way station for steamship line between Van
couyer and New Zealand. They do large
trade In sugar and fruit with Australia. and
seton e c2G%ng hs rSn
civilization Into the old bottles Of barbarism
In FIJI but the thing would not work. Mr..
the .HaVailan Islands. and u bound 20 fan a.