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q their wives. began TO make itself felt, and
Ieusos narep rdm sres fas''s 60 %Rs Which
tseyyebh tssey had ri. Osn admitted
sociai predominance Of the women. OF their
SfssR 'Ss as se H'as; ne
tneir i, less & fortunate fortunate sisters: Hawalisns d
rsbufis and insults because oi &c Color and tLis
was never forgiven. and was made known, to
their friends on their return here; Al this i,,
the court. and Impending annexation have
:. In its inception It did not at all concern the
Hawaiians or bali whites living an orderly
rigid church ne cirees snS which eomes also
recially the Jealousy to which white women. in
volyed others who are altogether n..,,sseryine
OF the social stigma put upon them. While this
siicred n rSreIy local % , one: but the dlscussion
OF annexation p has enlisted In Opposition many nan
titles or entangieme ents. otherwise iavorahle to
IT. who fear the permanent extension here of
nr S s oHr stsse whh sy msS told Ss
lieve they are fighting against their social
dsg,ndn,ion They seldom nnI H. 4 eyer press ths 4,
s made q the Gf1r naa ."0' nave
m9.d Of to o. sn'
Blount finds nov great obstacles in in the way Of
dice against annexation. this question win
undoubtedly indelihly confirm this prejudice.
iii himse eG'H Very mueh @ interested in @ paslc "pir.
oS or dt do@n o tss as ' Is
hsy the Of Tas .
against the Chinese: that the prejudice against
them is strong and lasting: and flnds evidence
ssssan 81 ths IL the srs sss iii tss sSronsS sis
the iouse, with cheers, He ilnds : larger
'ti ness than M he expected. What to do With
them. what with tho J az anese and Portuguese.
wnd hs New S Of hH III. t
is 70 mako such questions secondary to the
main one
nbieY That being settled In the affirmative.
the Congress and the American people will be
have have done % tho more more perpiexins ones in their
As to the question o, the suffrage dlctatorl-
al government or government by com m ission.
the only form Of government seriously con;
,s!dered here. eliminates Its difficulties: % ind
opinion. be viewed with, alarm, With. all
far more rs quiet 1nd orderly than many cities Of
less than it's population at home; and / have
not seen an arrest maie, nor any 9ecnsi2n n ior
statistics show what a favorable record the
CITY has IN this regard. anl 1t Is In the city
it ia by annexation and the consequent tiux
Of American and European immigrants that
letting down the hurs to The Chinese. who are
now prohibited rom coming here. or BY slim
ulntng the immigration Of the Jannnese- ,o,.
with hope to the Japanese grows palmer every
day Only last week the Hawaiian Patriotic
of.war Nantwa. now in the harbor. with the
old royal bnnd playing patriotic airs. Tho
Adnms and was received under tho new regu.
lntions with twenty-ona guns on reaching
ann The ioowne sns has just ap
:CanadIan Pacific steam line for Vancouver.
NJ aus :" tSnns @ !S
port. with mail. ami pssseneers on or about
fsnnS" Ha1snS nnI tnS United States O0r Canadian
NOTE The above steamer will 10 followed
ip t1 about four weeks by her sister ship. tho
the ns ., the oGg
taneousiy come: the private ,intimstinn that
the Amerisan lns will nc I, Il longer Z ,eneh At
""Ha + IS pret.y a'ssn we'll anders,oei % That ant
nay wthdrsT entirely At the cns% Of
ts
suppiant San Francisco ms the, entrerot OF
Australian tsade sH Whsh loss i. To- US Of
"Whaiever inference may be drawn from
1nestion. i must be bered that this at.
litude is likely to change un"n the conclusion
p1oo n0S Sassa" and the
.s ':Stsd the Is,SSsn
Pacific Rairoad is the powerful acitator in
his matter: and It's sudden inauguration Of
aked OF was looked upon as = thing Of tho re-
note future. may have some connection with
st here she has not Yet at least openly dis
>, The bascles.ness q the repor. that Minister
stevens has criticised the President and See
wssn @ him and Com NJ issioner Biount. sS Which
M s""IE "s given by Bosn ss nn1s.sF @ss the rsst sSs
,le with whom, Honolulu. abounds.' Mr..
3lount very freely speaks Of his great respect
United States Minister and he himself never
ave cEedsnee 10 tho reports that he has ,criti-
nicer. Mr., Blount did not deem il Unnecessary to
onnde in Mr.. stephens that the flag was to be
oitieian.. Biount believes that ST Stevens @ .rIs Is
road enough man to find for this the abundant
tint an has taken PLACE since
ected to possess the confidence that hs re-
aimed unher the President who appointed him
nd the Secretary OF state. one OF whose |
losest friends. and confidants he was: and
hers is abundant reason to believe that
tevens looks at the mattor in much the same
Rht.
But Bount In all the majesty OF his power
ere is not more cheerful than Stevens He
as no doubt about the wisdom and justiflca-
on OF the. course he has pursued. and even
,ss about the final action Of the President In |
he settlement OF the great question.
'' I base my belief that the President will act
favor OF annexation" said he tn me to-day, |
because Of the public sentiment that is be-,
Ind this question, public sentiment OF tho
nd is bound to respect. The United States
III not desert an American colony 1000 miles
way. planted hero for sixty years and fostered
: our care; No nation ever was guilty of such ,
THE new Canadian Pacific steamship line
arts with better assurance 81 success than at {
rst appeared. 1t receives SIPS. 900 a year as :,
subsidy. The Vessels are to maintain ~
not rate and deliver mails In London from
10 Oriental and i. and o. boats"
Bu the United Prs.
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