The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-02-08
NORDllOrF GIVES IT Up.
- 80 LoNGEH ~ ADVOCATE on
RLsTOUATION.
lie j. surprised at the rN-uucen's he
heading proposals-A Policy OF Non
Interference Urged.
CORONADO, Cal. Jan. y. 1894.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal
CHARLES NORDHOFF, Coronado: All
reports that Liliuokalani has abandoned
hopes of restoration and will sue for
damages are absolutely false and circu-
lated for purpose. Telegraph Herald.
SAMUEL PARKER.
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
You will observe that Mr.. Parker
signs himself minister of Foreign AZ.
fairs He, in fact, held that Office
under the reign of the Hawaiian Queen.
II is not possible, | should think. that
the Queen any longer looks for restora-
ton by the forces of the United States.
President Cleveland, animated bv a
sense of justice, but anxious chiefly for
the honor and good name of the United
States, endeavored to bring about a
mutual agreement of the two opposing
forces in Honolulu. His object was
laudable and just, but he failed in it
through the Queens refusal to accept
on her side the just conditions he pro.
posed. That ended all preteuce or OPP
portunity for further interference in
Hawaiian affairs on our part, and if. as
Mr.. Parker says, she has not abandoned
hopes sof restoration, she must depend
upon the action of her adherents for
that.
Her refusal of Mr.. Cleveland's propo.
81. r,n1,,.,ad 20 ,o,, IT, a 'Io,tar ,,rint,i
in the Herald of May 4, spoke with
her one day about that time about the
that thore n,ust ha IL nosyihie in tho am6
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,,,ch n ,oIinv Of nan ';nterfarerca il a
hit "a nos;ti,a nntica tbat Will
p,,,. - ~, ,,,,,s. ,,rntact Americon
i;s,, a,d ,,rnnart,, IL thay, ore attncted
thev viii Inc strictly forbidden To trotect
M IN any wav ;ntorfere in heholf of
AmaricaHs ar G,bnr foraigners who take
no ,,o,,t in uov,i;,, nnl;,ics
Tho aoo,lv nracticabla wav of making
This necesssrv distinction il tn command
the Minister and Consul to keen n list of
Americans. and other FOREIGNERS as we'll
who claim the RIGHT TO nrotertion ON
the ground that tIey are merely resi-.
dents and take no pa,t in the local poli
tics. with the understanding that if the,
violate this pledge they will forfeit theil
right to protection.
When Won remember that seven ON
Of the thirteen men who made the revo
luton were foreigners. not citizens o
| Hawaii. that the one ri Them who ron,
tha nroclamotinn undar tho orns n
/ American troons had Lren in the coIntr,
! less than a year. that the editor of fin,
| afternoon organ of the present Govern
]
| time ofter tho revolutiop and that mos
of The G,ovcrnmcnt's troons are fnreign
ers not riti1nns and thnt tbeir com
mander Cninnel S"ner rs he took ear
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zen yn,, CON 500 wbv the evrlusion n
S,,nb I;orsors' IRON, American nrntartio,
;s ,,a,.y nncass.,ry NOT in Ills cnse alone
Int in oil Countries
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tha nraea,'t c,r,i,in,stancas mo ono "a,
rnnoi,Il hnt II ,,,,' ,a.,sa intarforanco
LII. tho ,'ros"nt C"yarnnant n,us
. .,,,,t .''1 t ;tlnif ,,,ora aC
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oIp''Li w. r.,,,aaxotion achon,a an,
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IA, Tx ~ ,ar u,avs If ,hey had ha~1I
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onns;2 oraIJo nativa nartv for while tb
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a,,,ayo,;on anJ nroud If thair Stat
am G,'r and indanendence they ar
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az, ,ba Leaders, IN tba revorutionar
,,arar,ant ware NOT wise man The
go, Jra.,n,ars ond ,,nIar Tho had i,
o,rat;nn nf A. Stauans thay thouoi
o Ell " "f nn,ting down the natives Tho.
E,m: ~ H., uho fnresnw Thai anne,
.t r,i,h, fail drnameJ of an OLGA
CIV the %oyernment of a few witLor
aiac,ions Evan that m;yht have bee