The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-01

eea'ury have been very peculiar. dlfsrins an
tirsly from that between us and any other
people"
He then ssetched the condition Of the islands
and their history down to the point OF the rev.
olution which overthrow the Queen and estab-
llshsd the Provisional Government. His crlti-
opium Jill and her mi pts tt 10 snnu the Con-
10 said, the queen, made mad Sy her sue.
sFssy forever s1Sw n on tho hoss spd no Violation
Other solemn oath ahe had undertaken to
CONSTITUTION, restoring TO the queen her power.
taking away all power OF she people taking
all the white men OF the Islands and depriving
them OF their propsrty In fact. reducing the
ssht5 Spf 70 ssfs sn and TS
Relations well said there was no Queen there.
Where. Mr., Trye asked had the President
Of the United states obtained his authority to
Its overthrow Admittedly the President had
been contrivine to overthrow the existing
Government and TO restore the Queen. lie
had sent Mr.. James n. Blount to Honolulu
with towers more extraordinary than were
SUI or sp rom an he tinted
states. Mt FRYE read President olsyelands
Bluunt to him. and closing with the words.
May God have your Excelleucy In His wise
Mr.. President" Mr.. Frye continued. II be-
lievc God heard that prayer OF President
Cleveland, and answered IT, The magniIleent
enabled them to cay firmly, with dignity I'VE
MI never iN surrender could only have been
Mr.. Frye read the standing naval reeula-
landing United states forcSs on foreign soil to
and then he read the despatch from Secretary
Of the New Herbert 70 admiral Sk e, say
and will obey any instruction you lay receive
from him" There could not Mr. FRYE said.
VioatIup Of lava AND common S dsconcg as that
order Of Mr.. Herbert. ,.,
Mr.. FRYE went on to quote the instructions
81 the Queen from Wiiliss speech to President
Dole. in which he gave renewed assurancesof
American Goyernment to President Dole and
to the people OF the Hawaiian Islands and
And When N. he hs said that" Mr.. FRYE ,e1.
from The pr%sdcnt ofths tnitsd states to drive
them outside Of the great family OF the free and
to reduce then INTO ahIeet slavery under an
Zoe to Minister Willis, declining to entertain
m ent should surrender its authority to the ex-
Queen. He ridlculed the statement Of Secretary
hers and sn W Of the Provisional Govern
ment wouldlnot suffer In their lives or property
% th Ss IN o i 1 Sas
that the Queen would not pehead 3 600 Anglo
Sayons with rifles In their hands"
Further on In his speech Mr.. Frye broke into
a passionate outburst OF elolucnce.
Think OF IT," he said. "a wicked Queen,
with barbarian instincts and vile purposes.
bJindly stumhlrs OF from her throne. A Gov
eminent representing progress. enterprise.
Christianity. civilization, springs into exist
ence. is recognized ny all OF the great powers,
by our Minister. by Presidents Harrison and
Cleveland, and By q Com m tssoner and by two
Ministers. one Of them welcoming It into the
Grent family of the free. viii 9 he he had In his
pocket instructions TO destroy forever that
Government which he was so effusiyely well
coming Are we proud OF that Think OF
IT. 4 President Of s5.Ou0,OOn OF PEG;
scheminc assiduously. working night and dsy
again and gain self-deth ron ed Queen. listen
Ing to talk from her so harbarous and savage
that the President did not dare to send 1t to
Congress and to the people"
At this point Mr.. Frye paused, md suggested
ms II was now O'Clock. and he understood
there was to be n caucus at half past =, and
some executive business might DO desired. he
would yield the floor.
An executive session was thereupon pro-
posed by Mr.. Morgan Dem. Ala. and was or
dered. the Senate aiterward adjourning till
tomorrow.