The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-07-07
HON. e. D. GILMAN TALKS.
INTENSE FEELING IN AMERICA FOR
HAWAII
United states viii Not Permit Onteide
Interference-Turp Ms Cleye-
lands Friend.

are the ouests of Hon. p. C.. Jones.
En-, - - 80.
MI "ii'nah was 'ee" '''' '"'i "
ing by a STAR representative ana
IN reply to direct questions upon several
uoints of political interest. he EXPRESSED
- -
"i'ilseii "9 ioiio"s.
me people OF the United states nave
been intensely interested in the politi.
cal affairs of This conutrv since the first
news of the revolution was flashed over
lie ,yir.s in F,hr,,nrv tsog
,.At frat there was a ganerol ,pterast
in what was Thought tu he the bpvinning
nt ranuLj;can ooy,.rn,nenr I'm il,ny,i,
Thnn came n Division of sentiment
,ha ,riends nj AIR CInyel,nd ngsu,nin,,
tn ins,ify INV ar,inn ,,,lau lac him,
yvhiin IenIling 'RaunhIirnns ., GRO nnnn In
her ayn,,othv for ,h. prnvisinnni
Goyarn,nnnt
nTLa Grst le,isiva octinn ortor thn
,,;,i,dr.,y.i nf tha tr,.,ty hv prnsid,,nt
cr.vaIand yas ,he rannrt ~ Tho com.
,,ittaa nr tho uo,,sa Of Rnnresa,tativns
in cnnpect;on viii Mr.. Blonu,,s renort
AIthou.yh The rasolutinns nresantpd ,yarc
nnsspd nv fin, u,n,sn of Rrnrpsnntatives
thev wore not oennrallv received Inv the
countrv as n satisfactory expression of
the oni,ions of the neople.
..'rbenext in,nortant sten was the nres-
antation of Senator Morpau,s renort
which was considered to lie very able
con,n,ebansiva and tn cover the grounds
~ ~ U,,xai;on n,,estinn
..Tbe renort was Immediately tele-
rr.,nled ali ovar The conntrv and gave
SSarY General sat,sfaction MS The sum
MING mn of an Accredited statesman
and was generaIIv RECEIVED as the OK.
nrsssion Of The a mericnn people through
| their representatives in Compress
81, rae cone,d.rad 40 10 indicial
summing nm of the nrns and cons of tes.
tin,ony tho imnnrtant international
Questions ware luJiciouslv considnred
ann tba conclusion reached was accent,
ID nc Vic unh;,eej and un,,ortisan
.sSenotor Mnryan's rnnort was consid-
orad 90 ,nrnnloto ,L,t ihere u,as no In.
n,od;sta octinn t.l,lr toward lis accent.
nnca esnoni,llv 400 as tho tariff o,,as.
| TO-, y.oI nrass;no for ,ttantion
"Aftertbe neonle of the country had
an f,i.isnt inns tn consider tho s,,b;ac,.
1910, s,,bn,;ttad Ia ,ba ,an,,t Sn9tor
Tmrnia Who beaded the list of thnsa
u,bd die,nr.ed Win some nort;ous Of tho
rannrt ;ntrndnced a rasnIut;on knovn
| 90 III Trr,,i, rasol,,,;on ,rh;ch ,,,as n,,
n no H., he ,,a1,ri,' ss tba tinal ci"sa #
,ha uayoiian Matter as aSs,,ned nv,
Pros;dart tliarsIanJ
..Ttot ras,Intinn M vour raoders
,,,,,li -, i, q d;st;nc, o,,o,,al tbat tho
Jr,;,ad Gt.tas yill NOT ;rterfare tbsn.
- ,,,ith ;ntarnoi nolitics 81 Itauai;
and Il nn,;ca 60 ntbar i,ns of tI,a
18th t,'at tbov viii hot Le aiIo,ysd to
- '''"' wy
" ri ia accente1 as the conclu zion
,of thn yrh'io srhiact whio, has hoon
undar d;scnssion O0'
..Hau,aii must Iool ont for ;,se,f for
;ts own saivation evan If il he With fear
and tramhling II has ibe assnranc.
hnvaver ,haT Tho ITnited S,atas i. an
;ntonsalr ,rtarested onionler md viii
n.rn,;t ~ ;nt;,nida,ion no note, fron,
What snurc,. il NAV come
On tha n,at,ar of annexation there
H., ,ba Gni,od sta,as pa
.Eirs,-Thnsa ,vho b.va followed tho
s;tu,tion for many reors and who ac-
centad tbe events Of January ;so3 as
tha heginn;ng of tho ard IF nnn,r,.hy
"Sarond-S Marty who favnred Inc az.
tension of boundary and were ready 10
add n new star 70 the GALAXY of the
Union.
..Th;rd-Tbe conservatives who
looked with disra vur mon The exten.
sion of tarritoriaI limits under any cir
cnmstapces
81 think the American neonla will
watch with intense interest the prog.
ress of the new Republic. Hawaii il a
Land .u,baImed in fine heart of the
neonIe of tbe limited States more 90.
npcinlIv the Christian ro,t of
the nation II il n conn.
interest connected with il in mission
work. whose history and destiny has
been increasingly followed bv the pro.
gress and the Omen purses of the beneyo.
lent people of our land.
This interest has not abated during
the last eighteen months and the great
questions of civil and religious liberty
and republican institutions which are
being wrought out here, carry with
them the sympathy and the hopes of a
large body OF the American people.
nIn the matter of annexation. dc
not look for any immediate action on
the part Of Congress, or any expression
, of a desire for it on the part of tia,
, people at large.
Il think tne course of this Republic
the wise and iudicious actions of it,
5 officers, will tend very much to quie
7 any apprehension of danger arising iron
3 the mixed character of the population
1.-The great ability shown by Presi
dsnt Dole, by Mr.. Thurston at Wash
: ington, and bv the iudicious manage
: ment of the departments of the Pro
e visional Government, have won al
admiration in the United States whicl
cannot be easily set aside. The abilit,
n which has been shown, through puli
o lished correspondence, of those VIII
] have been in charge of affairs, In
won marked expressions of approve
from the people OF the United States.
n "In granting this interview | wish t
Z state that up to January, 1893, the gen
:. orally expressed feeling among returne
t Hawaiians resident in the United State
was that they could most honestly an
:, earnestly utter the prayer God Save tn