Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-06

'''NtA WIN lltI IluNn OF tho
timc from childhood and bns sccn ~
morning, noon and night and undor MI
circumstances, and neither OF us has ever
witnessed anything compromising in nor
character. She has made mistakes ms MI
make them, but she Is fully up 10 tho
moral standard Of the worlds rulers. she
Is inc impersonntlon Of kindness, and moi.
.her my wife nor myself nor any one else
mas ever heard her say word against
any one. In that excellence she Is pr,. en-.
ihent. In proof Of her good character /
nave 10 state the fact that thcrc is not "A
household In Honolulu thnt did not feel
hohofed by her presence. II she had boon
such corrupt character MS some corr,-
spondents have represented her, / do not
think that tho best men and women of
the Hawaiian Islands would have sought
her for guest ind associate.
Q.-Do you think she has been unjustly
treated
Al do She has been most Infamous.
ly treated. While our island was nj nenoe
and with no excuse for interference the
United States troops were landed. A group
of men, backed up by the United states
minister and troops formed cabinet md
chose president and sent a committee to
the palace and tod the queen TO leave the
place. 1t was another case of Nnboths
vineyard. Tho simple fact is TINT there
were men who wanted tho palace, and the
offices, and the salaries. From aflluent no.
sition she was reduced In position until
she had to mortgage the little left to her
to pay commissioners TO 90 to Washington
and present her side OF the case ASH said,
sho made mistakes, but she was willing to
correct them, and in public manifesto
declared she was willing to retrace her
steps in tho matter of tho "ncw constitu-
ton" She had as much right to her
throne as any ruler on earth has u right
TO a throne, but by sharp practice, when
she was unsuspccting, the United States
troops drove her from tho palace, took pos
session of the armament and innugurated
a new government.
The Royalist View.
OFF the choice of royalty or annoxa-
ton were put to the vote of the people,
what do you think would he the decisloni
A.-Tho queens restoration by n ma
jority of at least 10 to 1. We who are roy
alists arc, without exception In favor Of
leaving these matters to the ballot box.
In the United States the majority governs,
and the minority OF the people Of the Ha-
waiian Islands ought to have the Same
privilege OF government.
or, or noTnpds,
.rhov arc ,rorort,, bo,do-s rrbo,
have tbcir Lowcs Tbov have n nro,tiraj
intarcst in uubIio ofTnirs Moreover thcv
oro f,r IN, most mart irt,lII,-ort Won an
hardly find Hawaiian horn since 1910
who cannot read and write.
O-Whut do Won think Ia the most pro
volSipg Iton, i'm The condition of YOUR conn
tryy
1T ia that n nrofessod friendly now.
or has robbcd ms of our government An
Tho nations of the Garth consider that vour
nntion has done us "A wrong
o-raltIng conditions ns they now nre
wbnt dn vou mini, Ind hcttcr bo done or
ia that n bemjsuberio conundrum,
Alt Is IA hemisnhorlo conundrum
onr o,ncn ia drtbronod. md ber poInce
and bcr n,ilitnrv forces orc in tbo noss,,s.
sion of bor crrrIies While cnpnot see
any way in which tho wrong can be right
oil sbc bns snct f,itb In the Hnal trlumnb
NJ iusticc tbnt sbc exnccts to rosumo nor
tbrono, IIer estate ms well MS nor crown
taken from nor She deserves the sympathy
of tho yhoIn world. / bollov, i'm republics
for some lands and monnrohies for others.
Ono stv1c of ,ovcrnmcnt win NOT do for
ali stvIes of neople A rcpublic is best for
tho United states, a monarchy for the