Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-12

NJ home I will live In my own house az
Xvnshinrton Mace. where my dear nus
hand nnd 1 rpent 80 many happy years.
II ~ one of the finest houses Ia Homo
lulu. you know" ....
docs your majesty expcc, 60 regain
the crown lands Which were taken IRON
you by the rcpuhlicI'
Now the financial question u a deli
cate one to touch on with the uueun,
and / felt some hcsitauon IN putting
such n qucry n ia well known that
the roynl estates which brought In "a
revenue of some 100000 annually, were
cunnscnted by the republic. aud not uuc
penny Of compensation has ever been
paid 10 the queen.
u do not know" she replied. Il cam
not tell what will be- done with the prop
crty ~ which ! was 70 uniustiy Dc.
triycd. hut I nm SURE that great and
honorable nation like the Unit 4 States
viii not treat me with injustice"
"ticr maIcniy." put Ia Colonel Mac
f1rlane. as one better competent Co
deal with figursa. "h1s relied entirely
on her own RESOURCES since the rUvnlu-
tldn. Many kind friends have offered
help, but Hhc has refused an financial
aid. Her EXPENSE at washington
have, Of course. h.Dn very heavy. and
she has had tD mortgage her private
IlNlNNaN 20 NNNANW ANNNN am NNI "
the American nation would never al
low the queen, whom ;aty have de-
privod N her country. 90 sink into p1N-
sriy. You know when a proposal Tor
annexation was malc under she HtrrI-
son administration 10 was INTENDED %
offsr the queen ample compensation fIr
the loss ~ her crown. Now that an.
ncN1il1n ~ an actual fact some prl-
poHil or a similar nature VIII De-
/ mnhp."
before this war broke ou.." .ald ihs
/ queen. y had every hops that / would
/ come Into my own again. tf annex
I ton had been defeated the movem uI
Tor the rgH,1ratlon ~ she monarchy
would have gained strength enough Gu
! nu ~ ine republic away. My nrp1IU
l never voted Tor the republic. hui a'
| least y per cent of them would have
/ voted for my return 90 the throne.
Every Thing now depends on thH
/ manner IN which ,hf commissioners ~
] United Siltlg r. sonding 20 Hawaii 81.
| lie the government " they treat ms
/ people well and slvc ihcm the mi
all Will be right.
'wo were She most civilized rae. n
the paclnc.' went on Llluskalani
proudly. we belonged tn the famli,
I OF nailnnA our representative werl
- be '0und IN every court. We hal
Nv thn machinery Or m Iirrn govern,
[ ment, our people wore sducafed an
know how % vote ln;elilgentiy. II /,
a very different thlnR from nnnsxinT I
colony N another nIiiln or capturing
group % savage Islands IKE IN
/ phlllpplnea HAWAII has a lust clair
q the preservation OF her state rights
u che nation n 20 absorbed by In
| tnliod states then u should b. al
] miiied q the union. and the Hawaiian
should hc granted the same rights an.
privileges az are accorded 20 any 9TH
portion % the race.
"Thcn, again, some special pr0vlafo,
must be made for the Introduction o.
Aslhuc labor. or else an me susa
plantations VIII he ruined. II will new
sr 90 /, stop the coolies coming Their
nut are rot there enough mon nos
on ~ Islands % work the pian.a
Yes. there are enough coolies n,v
put " more were not allowed 10 com
You can see thai the supply would an,
run oui, ami there would be a rre,
rise ~ WAGES Then u would h. i'm
possible O. grow sugar prontnbly. az,
ne Islands would be ruincd.@- sai
Francisco call