New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-24
uAwAIrs LEGISLATURES MEETS
PRESIDENT DOLE OUTLINES THE POLICY OF THE
ADMINISTRATIONS -ANNEXATioN TO


Honolulu June l5 via san Francisco. June u
The special session OF the first legislature OF me
Republic convened as called at noon ~ the LIN
I'm the former Throne Room. President Dole de-
uvercd snort address. lie stated tha; the H'pnp-
lie OF Hawaii bad been recognized hy all the prln-
cin,l Nations with whom relations were friendly
Internal A rairs had been In an orderly ana pros
perous condition. except tine January insNrte'u""'
which had been suppressed without serious Him.u''S'
Asaiic immigration was deprecated 'Able CUM
rnunication must BE- assured. Franchises ana SUD
sides hal been promised. but the tme had come
for the Government activity 20 Initiate the mat
ter 4 bill would be submitted The cho''f 10y
Senate and House of their respective th'fn' "i ''
Council Of State ought 70 have early a'''"'on'
High tribute WAS paid 20 the labors Tor twenty
nine months Of the Advisory Council now on, OF
existence one hundred and nfiy-iwo meetings h"a
heen held and "A large amount Of legislative
and other work done. members serving without
my with pure and ncorrupiiblc IatFloNs" INV
outlay including expenses OF IN" mih'Afy eo"''
had been over fcoooo. paid from current fnn''
In the treasury.
Annexation TO the United states continued 20 be-
tho poIlcy Of the Government. AMI would BE- ear
neatly sought for \ liberal policy was recon-
rnendci In administering the pubic .anis. 30 as 20
facilitate the 'quiromen ~ permanent hoii"s' 'Y
industrious persons Of small means. The 'ro"n
lands should b. manag.l 10 the same "ni '"
would be submitted celebrating such land pohcy.
Sporlal reference should bo paid 20 Inducing imni-
r.,ti,n or desirable American Ani other white set
tiers. -.
The two houses organized The Scnai" chose W.
G Wider Pfctii'nt Ih" House ''''''' '''"'
Saonc Speaker.
Thos. reports were totally without hunianoh
which were sent from san Francisco on May 10 thai
this Government aAs ioiierlng. ana Thufsion pan
Ming TO restore the monarchy under kain'hnl Inc
u hol. thing was "A cantri. tn" steamer l''hnA
crrlscd for three weeks. bu' heard of no hlDnsirr-
.rs and gave up the search.
Minister Damon recommends to IN" Legislature
10 grant Kaiulani a pension OF !2.". beginning
with January l. 1886. This meets general approval
\ Now York Tribune special from Washington "'
June l. reprinted here this morning. states thai cr-
Minister Thursion had frequent conferences Min
Secretary Gresham at the state Department on the
subject Of annexation. Also that the ~ Minister
"a, no time consented that. IN IA" event OF an
uexaflor. change In IN" relations OF the hH"HH
in his country could bc brought about
NI- Thursfon out % t1wr. President Dole
s.,d. "it ls my impression that Mr.. Thurston never
h,d Tho conferences named with Mr.. Gresham Ia"
unslfion attributed rim on the rubjcct OF IN"
relation OF aliens. evidently ineaurf HAlau' coh-
tract iaborrs was entirely outside OF any views
or itis Government When the treaty Of annena-
lion was negotiated with President Harrison there
was no other expectation than that Inliei states
Law would obtain here on that subject IL has al
ways been expected that annexation "'uli put All
end . the contract system
At,orncy-GcnerAl Smith also seen Ii was
exnec,cd that the United States laws. In the event
nf ann.xaton would put end to the present sys-
tem Of labor and 10 the importation Of Asiatics.
although IL would be- asked not % max" the cn tnSe
50 abruptly to cause "A disaster 10 the riah'a-
tiOns .,. - -, ,....
Wr Thurston's public attitude here has always
been conspicuo,isly opposed to any permanent con
tlnuance Of the contract system OF labor