The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-22
And the Chicago Reporters Be-
Iieve Him.
kAIULANI VISITS
LONDON.
Julien ID. Hayne Unburdens Himself
in Chicago-Just How Long the
Government Will Last-A. -. Cleg-
horn and Daughter Visit Italy.

CHICAGO, Oct. S.-Julien d. Hayne,
editor of the Hawaiian of Honolulu,
is at the Great Northern. He is of
the firm belief that the Hawaiian Re-
public cannot last long.
"Within eight months the Hawai-
ian Republic will be overthrown and
Princess Kaiulani will be made
queen," said he. at is fact that
everybody is sick of the new republic,
and it is recognized in Hawaii that
monarchy will be restored The pres
ent Government has been running
behind at the rate of $40, 900 per month
since it began.
''It is the hope of both those who
favored the new Government and
those who opposed it, that Great Brit
ain and the United States will make
Princess Kaiulaui queen under pro-
tectOrate The father of the young
princess, Cleghorn, together with her
guardian, Theo. II. Davies, Major
WodehOuse, ex Nninister from Eng
land, and George Macfarlane, who
was King Kalakaua's chief financial
agent, are all in Europe at this time,
the suppOsitiOn being that they are
looking to bringing about such an
arrangement with England.
''In this connection Lorrin A.
ThurstOn, who was turned down by
the Government at Washington, has
become dissatisfied with the Govern
ment and is openly favorable to the
establishment of Princess halulanl
with prOtectOrate.
"There is really no opposition to 1t
except on the part of Damon, Secretary
of the Treasury, and Judge Judd,
| Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,
and a few other officials. Even the
| Government employees, who are, by
! the way, the same men who We're
in office under Queen Liiiuokalani,
are in favor of a prOtectOrate
How about President Dole ?''
dwell, L wouldn't even say that
! President Sanford B. Dole wouldn't
/ like it. He gets at present $4,000 a
year. As often as the month comes
around, whoever goes up or down,
! Dole draws hi- $1,000 and ships every
dollar of it to San Francisco banks.
! Everyone there knows that the
Repu blic has only a few months more
of life. The people don't think of
paying taxes and the Government
cannot force payment because no one
would buy the land. They have given
! lG up enJlT6lY.
'The whole thing, of course, was
! scheme to advance the interests of
! those engaged in the sugar trade, and
! they have discovered their mistake.
! Today they are split and majority of
the wealthy favor the Princess Even
! Claus Spreckles advocates the estab-
| lishmenU of the Princess. Business at
present is dead"
"How will the establishment of a
| protectOrate help matters?"
"Well, people will pay their taxes
and the Government will brace up
Immediately"
LONDON, October Sit is reported
that the visit of the Princess Kaiulani
to England has some political mean
| ing, and that renewed efforts are being
made to secure the interest of Great
Britain in her cause. In addition to
Mr.. CleghOrn, ber father, Colonel
Macfarlane and several other of her
adherents are here, including TheO
philus Davies, the Princess guardian,
and Major ami Mrs. Wodehouse.
Nh. CIeghorn called at the Foreign
Office yesterday with letter of intro
duction from the British Minister at
Honolulu, and he had another confer
ence there today. The Hawaiian
! Princess is treated with the same for
ndIlly dS IelShibS IIIhCe@1 "Oulu
be treated She has grown to be a tall
| fl me- looking girl, aud has been busy
since her arrival from the Continent
sight seeing and receiving visits.
The Princess today went to Wool
wich. and this evening she was a
member OF a supper party at the Sa-
vOy Hotel, which Mr.. Hoffnung, late
| Charge d'Afairs in Hawaii, gave in
her honor.
Mr.. Cleghorn has been in i'll health
for some time past and has been or
dered to take a perfect rest. He leaves
with the Princess for Italy i'm a fort
night, in order to pass the winter In
that country.