The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-12-14
TIE Prospect.

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T. -ae Worlds correspondent in
Washington. on November 10th.
H. forecast af the action Of Con
cresS 6nrinE the present session.
Tn >euaro- =. il i well known,
0ne ~ the wheel horses In the an
uxa-iau movement We presume
zh@ reE-ort j. correct although We
have abundant reason 10 believe
ttz- m World earbles Hawaiian
cu-r-~-.audence
Sana-8- Chandler said I place
f-z rh- question u Cuba: second
Na~aT and its annexation on
t.a-h ot these subjects hope for
a5a1- am warm advocate Of
the annexation Of Hawaii There
D. majority IT both Houses in
fFsr 10 h. II i no- certain thar
rhare = s rRo-thirdS vote in the
S~Eare. ~o possibly the treaty may
uof b ratified II II cannot De.
am ir tavor ~ auneXing by a joint
Resolution. The senator makes
rS significant remark referring
O. -he acquisition ~ Hawaii and
several af rhe West Indies Isl 4
au5S whether there l. repre- /
sentative government in these few .
Flac-> which ve NAV acquire Is Of 4
~ u#r- Importance than II i thar
there Is o. representative govern
rru rf- District Of Columbia
>Ero- Proctor Of Vermont Is
u0-- sal-uine than senator
Candle. for b. states in an inter
View uirh THE correspondent Of
III Philadelphia Ledger. that be
t-ei-p-~ The treaty viii be ratified 4
ar o1-- une Of our evening con
Ieur. 1rarie> has a better 6nowl-
sv5S- than either II these Sena-
tars- on uhar the action Of the
SeHa7- WiIl D.. and any of our }
r=ad-rs Who really must have !
positive information. which Is a I
SAM article In Washington.
should refer 70 It's columns. =
Eut whatever these Senators !,
may say IL seems 70 be certain n
1har the great silent eentripetal
forces are AT work, which are
bringing Hawaii. a. well as other
nations. hr>t within The sphere OF
American influence and finally
sirhiu - jurisdiction and laws. "
TIL uaperS - the Middle and Z
Ea>rern States renewed their dis
cussious 4 the treaty. as the Con
Er>s0usl term approached. +
Nbfle TIRE treaty matter Is not
neglected the Cuban question. as :
>suaror Chandler SAYS. seems 10 Z
1ake rhe first place in public !
thought THIS i natural enough.
Almost within sight Of the Ameri- I
can people. barbarous war.
made hideous with revolving
cruelties- II the accounts are cor :
r,rr i In existence. The Ameri- :
can people are impatient They :
ar CONSCIOUS Of the power they L
hold Is establish Cuban indie u
Fendenoe But war with Spain {
means The suffering and ruin Of 4
lary people In America whose in {
came and labor depends upon the Il
for-en trade War means. in a
the~e days. the inevitable suffer a
iuE If large masses Of innocent I
people When they suffer. the .
money power suffers also. and Il
President Mckinley knows il well a
enough Be knows TOO. that the o
EuroFeans would Ike TO see war g
with spain. and the starch taken u
on q the Americans by the Grip Il
ping - their commerce. e
How far this matter may affect
our Affairs during the present ses- o.
son ne one can now say. But at u
the present. hour. ii i quite prob Is
ahie that keen Observers In Wash q
inEron have m0istened their I'm IL
sers- held then up in the political o.
Wiuds- and know whether We are n
our q the -doldrums and the 81
richt sind j. blowing. c'
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