Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-23
/ SD Dilemma.


srch ruzz.sd. IT Is commonly (
-eroFied chat a letter has been
rec lived i,ru Washington which /
vs- rerd Il tie executive session
Yesterday and vhlch vas either
written az inspired by Senator
Morgan. Tie contents 81 that
letter WIS that the Provision /
Government must hurry up and
form permanent republic. bat.
= sgoi r,guilir did noi receive ds
sanction r. Hs Hauaiian psopis Il
voah n,t B, r,oogai->d o. any
rauer in lie ngriL Now the
Prusis on1l government knows
that the Hawaiiaus cannot be In
ducsd 10 become traitors 70 their
country - b their sovereign aud
far that reason all possible STEPS
sra proposed sud devised which
m GIT lead at least sume q them
t. all into line and swear al
leg. rec 30 a government, not
set established by popular vote
ar A'va nder Young spreads
himself "a long address to 5
L Dole askug for iuforra-
ti1u ami D aking assertions which
be- canna; subs,sut'ate. Although
We as % rl'e do not consider Mr.
Young mpetent 10 advance po-
liti,d Ideas We are willing tn
acknowledge his great com
potency ss a mechanic uud the
imme, So credit which is due To-
him ar an udyancer OF the sug 7
industry in Hawaii. Ne believe
tue mau has honest intentions
although q nnrrow-mindrd aud
too b g.rd TO recognize tn
right "a the masses, from
the racks Of whom he
sprung 30 preference 10 the rights
Of the sses t. when be now
through l,s wealth. claims to be-
long -Bore is Mr.. Alexander
Young address:
Mr. Pres dent, The Provision
al Goy rnmeut of these Is
nds now proceed ng H. ests,b-
IN a convention to organize a
perm mont government Ia its
p,uro and tesd
II Is therefore desired that the
n tive Hawaiian people shall
freely participate Ia the furmt-
tin sac0 Z vernmeut. and H.
that ED muth,tl has been pro
, dvd In ,he election Of de.eg ties
a. the proposed convention, bv
Which al. native voters may indl-
"a tLoir choice Of such dele
gates
There good reason TO believe
that there arc many natives who
w3llrviu~e 10 participate Ia these
1aocc, Il - ON the sole ground
H. Z. IA iaeir opinion. the Gov.
prnu., nj 81 tbe United States VIII
/ tie ne,r future. aid IN sone
way. iu She restoration Of tia,
d. os,d Qreen. The majority II
white l,vol lein these Islands. 1t
Is bvl,sy, j. src capable If form
Ing correct judgment svgsnling
the possibility al such int-ryrnt.
i'm ana are satisfied that reStur
ton vii n 4 tske = &c.
rse nat p opie. however.
srs IN serious ioabt on THE
object. aud the large part ot
tbrln evidently believe. that saeh
i,ier,eui on will bo forcible
They fur,boi believe that If res-
{ ration takes l.lsce and th,.y
should psgt cip 10 n the elect
ioa II he y at,S Il the proposed
eonvsrtt a. or II they should
: Ia the &, ia If allegiance n the
. sent Government, they will. or
-, bv uassh,d.
Tass dcuhs on the part II the
native l--a. le. Is due 10 the IA.
cs.rr.ct aiormstloa received los
Il en- r. a. "a, 81 hssiile 70 thss
q evvrnnant, not blythe Ops
s.tiou press, and lolit,esl lead.
ers The natives are not; to sny
rr.st extnat. readers IT papers
,.s.blishea ia the United States.
aud sro Mt 10 a positl'sn clearly
IL end. ~ ,nd the present S,,l-
q q ,he Uaited States toward
i Government.
ltsstf she ntInoSt importance
A. this innetnre. that the NATIVES
shoald be rvl eyed fss'1n sppre
ssnsion q intervention of any
! al by ssie Ia ted States in the 1
\ liter q restor ton. IN onier
lat thcv a.ay act without fear
"a the ser.oas qaestious soon 10
y placed eelore thea.
Tue sttit ia Of many Of the
siseS lclieve. is largely or
ne T. tAe~xi~cted ressorat on az
he de osea Queen by the pres
nj Amerscan Administration.
lac p.lsey which Is stu esi-
IA as msSua.lsrStA.osl hy them.