New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
ACTIVITY IN HAWAII.
A POLITICAL PARTY ORGANIZED ~
SUPPORT THE GOVERNMENT.
ANNEXATION TO THE UNITED STATES TO BED
ITS AIM AND OBJECT-BRoAD AND

ANNEXATION TO THE UNITED STATES TO BID
ITS AIM AND oBJEcT-BRoAp AMI
LIBERAL PLATFORM ADOPTED
,copprjgh,; 1891. BY me Uoited P'dess.'
San Francisco. March THE schooner transit
arrived from Honolulu at II o'clock TINS ''oi '''e
bringing advlces up 10 February ~
Adyces sent by the Oceanic on the l'th u''' re-
norte1 ,nportant action having been taken by the
provisional Government in the matter OF preparing
for a constitutional convention TO organize d rep
resentatlve government. This was for"aiDe' VA
the l7th after an evening meeting OF the A""s"
ton Club, by action on the part o. the ie"''''9
members Of the cub citizens IN organizing io'
maiy az a political party In support OF me uoN-
eminent Resolutions were passed deprecaV's ."e
division OF annexatlonists into Leagues Of ciuDs
and advising the whole body, as loyal annexation
fists TO form broad party. a preliminary co"
mlttee OF thirteen appointed 10 take cha'S"
OF the formation OF the new party. Tne committee
met on the 18th and organized pans for the APP
continent Of national district and island COM
mittees Their work was continued on the l9th
This movement embraces all classes and divisions
hitherto arising among the supporters OF the Pro-
vlslonal Government. L is fully expected TO super
sede and dspace all separate poic1 acton m one
ganlzatons. This party organization Is independent
While the aforesaid leagues have served 70 stim'i-
late political activity the neW part ~ ,h
expected To absorb their political functlpns III tLe
future. A platform Of principles has peeh SUD-
Frst-;To support the Provisional Government
Sccond-Reslst the restoration OF moIarcny;
ThIrl-Establish a practicable form OF representa-
Fonrth-T'he Government to be united as soon as
possible with that Of the United states ,. ,
FIfth-IAberai policy IN dispcsing o! pupiic anio
in small tracts to actual settlers and discouraSns
large speculative holdings. ..,o, s,.s,ou lare.
estates to their proper share Of the pubic Dur
Sevenh-ravor immigration of Portuguese ana
other whites to replace Asatics.
Flrhth-No class legislation discriminating aSans'
Ninth-fdberal system OF productive public WORKS
Tenth-Needed labor and material Tor puDll, ST
vice not to be imported from abroad II procuraDe
Elcventh-No prison lebor to be employed In
mechanical work. ,-., j., .,, q,
eminent unless loyal to H. l., ,o..,,,
The organization OF the new party IS emlnehty
satisfactory 10 the Government anu It's ACTIVE sup
Minister Wills has congratulated the Govern
mani I'm the most friendly manner on the appoint
mcnt OF Mr.. Hatch as Minister OF Foreign AltlrS
a mass-niectng OF Portuguese" citizens was he'd
on the evening OF the 18Th. This class Is united "
ia support OF the ProvisiOn2i tio'erllmeiit. -
series OF resolutions adopted. The leading
feature OF these resolutions i Il strong protest
against further Asiatc Immigration; TIey pieIsee
the support OF the Portuguese 10 the Pr0visionaI
Government. not only for the particular purpose
for which Il created. but also TO ioltow Il
in any political transformation which circumstances
The Nenowai Yesterday brought the news Of the
passage OF the Mccreary resoutOn IN" s,conn
paragraph Is general" regarded as mai ana De-
c'sly" ma, the United States viii no; Interfere
TO restore the Queen. Nati"e RoyaNst d1Lies. hoy
eycr loudly insist that in supporting the principe
=, observation-disclosures I, means that Mr.. Stevens's
violation Of that principle must be redT1sse, am
that the queens immediate restoration y Accord
or legs believed tor some time by the majority of
the natives