New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
CONGREssMEN LEAVE HAWAII.
NONE OF THE PARTY OPPOSED TO ANNa%ATIo'

NONE OF THE PARTY OPFOSf-D ~ -A.N''-@-''N- 49,
ENGLAND AND NEcKAR ISLAND
t1oroluIu. Sept. %. via San Francisco Sept %
panresentatives J. G. Cannon of Illinois; H. {.
I,oudensleger. of New-Jersey a. s. Berry. OF Ken
lucky. and j. A. Tawney. Of Minnesota, ana their
families sailed for San Francisco to-day, a1ter d
snort stay IN this country. Senator Morgan VIII
remain several weeks longer. During thelr say
they have been conducted to the different points Oh
interest and have had everything pertaining to
Hawaii explained TO them. Many social functions
have been given in their honor On the evening on
September % a public reception was given to SEN
ator Morgan at the United States Legation and
was largely attended. Senator Morgan ana the
Congressman visited Pearl Harbor yesterday The
latest charts. together with brief sketcn or the
work already accomplished by the Bennington sur
vey party. were laid before the Senator and his
colleagues.
4. has been alleged that Representative Cannon Is
opposed to annexation. in an interview he said:
you can rest assured that have not committed
myself against annexation do not care what
you hear to the contrary, no man can say that |
am pledged against annexation Of the islands to
the United States. l dislike going into particulars
on this question at this time. am here FOR pleas
ure and 10 see and learn all possibly during
the period Of my short stay. can trU:hfully
say that l am greatly impressed with my trip TO
Hawaii"
Congressman Berry talked freely. He said: Il
was favorable to political union before came here.
and my visit has only strengthened me in my posi-
ton / confident that annexation will come
during the next session of Congress. The Hawaiian
Islands will be annexed in some manner"
Congressman Loudenslager was noh-committal
il is understood that he favors annexation He
said: Not being on American soil, would prefer
not 10 talk on the subject. ] do think 1t would
be right for to do so. You will hear shortly
how ! feel about the matter. for intend to venl-
late my views when return home / say that
favorably impressed with the American col
ony IN Hawaii. They are intelligent and law
abiding and are worthy OF their flag and country"
The French cruiser Dusuay Turin arrived from
Tahiti yesterday with Admiral Fort who has been
in command OF the French Navy in the Pacific for
some years. She will remain here ABOUT week and
1t is asserted here that when the question of the
the United States Senate England VIII make pro-
vs. , ms protest WI not De OF DelHeeIent Hat-
uss. ana II IS alleged Is only the foreiuhner or a
.enene 10 obtain contro! CT Necka Island Tor cable
Ii Nay. 1884. Pses.den: Dole had reason to believe
issi Ensland had her eyes OF Neckar Island. lie
d ard SSIpy t2sa ana ma on A@y 70 M yes YES w3 ta6 s6
M IAN James a. King. the Minister o. the Interior
seabaa M cnArse Of the e%pe1ition, The sland was
ma nation S was read 4, James a. King Minister OF
Hawaiian Islands in purSusnce Of a commission
tresSedr!m tas.sd me ~ His EXcelIeney SANFORD T. D0ie
ysei si is.ahds. do hereby IN the name Of the Pro-
,osss, s noyeIninent of he Hawaiian Islands. take
espp pst of Hawaiian territory the same lying In q
49, % LalHutcs norm lftu1e ana Longitude ICt
he y,s - minutes west. and having been claimed
~. hawaiian Government as Hawaiian territory
,af..e uue year DID. wnen expedition under Cap
traiy "3s sent 10 survey the island"
,aeS.s 80" me Dniief Sta;es and Hawaiian Govern
t. The a;G" posltycy that England does object
. ,1IIsratlon OF the islands But snc must have
Yniss Is bs o danane near Hoaoug. ana TIE landing
~ on Bntsb SOL Eecka- Isi3cd f. practicable
Cogsre1sssi C,ess TO Hawaii. and II is believed tn.t TIA
no.. 'ss5'eLi VII readily cedc The barren ro.g 10
deasn e."ssIa Had f. been fOr tho recent
TnyarSi Ar. Uawes The British Comnissioner
y"m@ ~. - REQUEST for the ISLAND Il is 'bc,leved
he ra.a ness been presentei 20 this Government AZ
new Gc,n,y,w Nv slahch. nothing VIII be done u1.L a
When en,i9r.l.s0neI IS appointed
found 10 taplslp King visited Eeckar rslapf 4. ,yas
thfns hinest heap of volcanic rocks ne,riv
coarse gJass s'o ,e"i 0ieh. Win a lew p5tchcs or
NV e'"ss on i's surface. -
"'''" hSo"S or AZ INDEMNITY
-. "asH'.l''e Sepi. e,.-Minisier Ilosbl. T., Jonar
,. ',.''y mai he hes 30 Information fnat ganan
ua.,','a. - 70 accept Joo.No H. sod ffcm the
,ee,ie, D9fsssineb' ~ sull i1dengiiy for the re-.
Is. -. "a, ~ one thosssnd Two hundred ,sno,ese -.
~1,...s ','Nh Aelhoritles. IL such an iud.unitv
4 ssy ~. ~ We Hawaiian Government The neces
S.oeesans With the srbtrafion would he