The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-08

TIE Nsverent Embraces An Cisssss that
Have elves Ala 60 the Provi-ispsi Gev-
sr--e-t-Psrt.suess solid - Their Aiie-
sis-es ts the Power. th.t Be-wuiis
Pleased vita The New Fsreiru hinistsr.
opyrtsM 1894. tv u, Usf-a Pre-.
Ban Francisco. Cal. March THE schooner
Transit arrived from Honolulu at IL o'clock
this morning. bringing sdvices up to Feb. 20.
Advices sent by the Oceanic on the 18th
ultimo reported i'm portant action having been
taken By the Provisional Government In the
matter Of preparing for q Constitutional Con-
vsntion to organize . representative Govern
ment This was forwarded on the 18th. after
an evening meeting OF the Annexation Club.
By action on the part OF the leading members
OF the club as citizens in organizing formally az
q political party in support OF the Govern ment.
Resolutions were passed deprecatinG the
division Of annexstionists into leagues or
clubs and advising the whole body as loyal
annexationists to form one broad party.
preliminary committee OF thirteen was APP
pointed to take charge Of the formation OF
the new party. The committee met on the
18th and organized plans for the appointment
Of national district. and island committees.
Their work was continued on the 18th.
This movement embraces all classes and
divisions hitherto arising among the sup
fully expected to supsrsede and displace all
separate political action in the American
League or German and Portuguese organ
izations. This party organization is indepen-
dent Of annexation clubs.
While the Aforesaid leagues have served to
stimulate political activity. the new party or
ganization IL expected to absorb their political
pies has been an substantially H asresd upon as
follows:
/ To supper, tn. Provisional Governments
Establish prsctieabls form Of representative osv>
: n. Government 20 be united as soon IS pO'sibl. !
with that Of the United states
tracts settlers and diScour aging large speou
k:yi:ios o. the ,.I.,icn system large estate. to
Of fSs RSS. aa
TO replace Asistcs ,,,-,..,- -
es.. 20 f s5; ei ssa.,0n discriminating against any
10 Needed ssSr an. q. fds puso s. no,
to e IN S .So se, 3, IN
"a No persons to be employed BY the Government
nently satisfactory to the Government and its
Minister Willis has congratulated the Gov
eminent in the most friendly manner on the
appointment of Mr.. Hatch a. Minister OF For
mass meeting OF Portuguese citizens was
ss In Of sss 81 tn.
series OF resolutions was
adopted. The leading feature OF these Iesolu-
lions 10 a strong protest AGAINST further
Aslatic immigration. They pledge the sup
port OF the Portuguese to the Provisional
or SSch 4 n .ss Sa so
low 1t in any political transformation which
rircums stances may demand.
The Monowsi yesterday brought the news
Of the passage OF tho MoCreary resolution
The second paragraph ~ generally regarded
n final and decisive that the United States
will n OF intsrfere to restore the Queen Native
royalist dailies. however. loudly Insist that in
the principle OF non interference.
L means that Mr. Stevens's violation of that
principle must be redressed and that the
Queens INN ediate restoration is accordingly |
% be expected. This teaching will doubtless
DO more or less believed for some time BY the
% ajority Of the natives.