Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-22
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ional government is no O.
republic OF Hawai- hola. 4,
power.
But it is only a chang. !
same people are in ~
avowed purpose Of The -.
the same-to obtain un,.,'.
the United States. rbs i,
ton, which was finished
was promulgated on ~ +
from the front steps !, (,
palace. A large crowd l,
and when President Dol. 4
was greeted by a mighty x
surrounded by his cabin,
tary and members or In N
tioral government, Ne rsa, /,
nation OF the new repu,,'
lows:
IT. Sanford Dole. prs.s.,
provisional government q n
an islands, by virtues !,
given me by the execu,i,'
visory councils of the prosIs /
ernment and by act da,es n
claim the republic Of nv.
sovereign authority over a,
out the Hawaiian island. n
time forth. And I declar. +
tuition framed and adc,,a
constitutional convention /
be the constitution and FL
OF the Republic of Hawai- !,
tue of this constitution | N
the Office and authority I
thereof. Long live the ri
j. w. Katu. one OF the
tive annexationlsts. next ra.I
clamatlon in Hawaiian. n
greeted with cheers and tls \
was over. There was no nlBuj
whatever. The men on d. |
phia We're not landed, The !
thinking it best not to al
mics the chance to say. as d
fore, that the change was a
United States troops were ID
the slightest Demonstrate, !
tempted by the supporter n
queen. A few evenings bstt|
the royallsts had Il mas \
which about 1000 were "a
passed resolutions protssli,,l
the forming OF the repuba.
that President Cleveland al
answered the petition sen, \
be restored to the throne
Copies Of this resolution n
TO the Representatives u IA
ernments with the REQUEST 4
should not recognize III. "A
had no effect In that WY. "a
all these representative u
nized. with the exception d
Woodhouse, the English mid
dent, who simply stated iiA.
inform his government Of n
ON the evening OF the tqriA|
neNationists held a big mla|
for the purpose OF ratlfli,|
constitution. II was a nal
astic meeting. The 9Th was 4
In true American style, the
day making 1t peculiarly 4 n
ilcation for Americans. cala|
marines, Cochrane. Of thenI
delivered the grafton. He 4 4
self an annexationlsta, al,
speech by saying that be h
10 be able 10 call those Ife|
citizens. Throughout hiJ 4
lauded the provisional goy'fl
its supporters. Admiral "
his stan We're present and y
evidently endorsed the sps4I
Coehrane. He was also Of
tive building at the time & /
mitigation though not Chs
republic having been laaa
lister Thurston will probably
Washington soon. He was
on the 4th, having gone TO ~
One of the royallst papes
umua, which has been 9
porter of the eX-queen, tnI
its policy and is advising
to take the oath Of alleElrI
republic and acltnOwledgs.
cause of the eX-queen Is deaf
list commission consisting i
Parker. II. NJ. A. Wiedemri
A. Cummlns leave for W'sj
the Rio Janeiro this aftsll
their intetnion to so TO WIZ
once and try to obtain A.
with the president with VI
forcing him to give them Z
rs 10 what he intends y II
Hawaiian matter. ThI
have been paid by prominsl
here and they carry a seal1
them. Parker and cummn
Hawaiians. but Weideman i
man. The royallsts here
hopes of the cummlssions =