| Show THE HAWAIIAN SIT washington WASHING TONi jan 30 there were some important developments today in the hawaiian situation first it Is ia pretty clearly indicated that the ad la Is riot not in any way lukewarm in the matter as wits wai first supposed conAy Se bacon ily tue a tiou liou of the commander of the boston against which great britain to la about to file ur or nas has filed a pro eat ear haa bas received the official approval of the president and the cat cabinet the sentiment in favor of annexation is rapidly extending and several members of the cabinet have expressed themselves in favi r ot of it it has hae been rep oried that preel dent ei arison Js ia in lavor favor of annexation although the course pursued by minister sevens in ordering the ine Bs B brona rona marlnee marines 0 shore was waa without explicit instructions from the government h a action is ia fully approved by the provident in the senate there is a distinct distinctively ivel american feeling on the hawaiian question which is ia ot u to any party there can be n doubt but that a majority of the mom memi t ere era of the fort ign relations committee look wab lavor favor upon the establishment of AMERICAN DOMINION ON 3 HE ISLANDS but in I 1 lust not what shape is ie a matter of detail oot not yet considered mr a member of the committee on loreign foreign relations said bald this eveni evening DR I 1 I 1 T the b e U n itle d 8 states has been w waning ning fifty years for this opportunity anil and now that it has come in such a way that the problem can be solved without baffic difficulty alty I 1 certainly see no why we should hesitate A man who would oppose what is the manifest duty of the country in this matter is I 1 think hardly deserving of a seat in congress I 1 certainly favor the control ot of these theme islands by the government of the unite I 1 states 1 I mr hiscock Hi ecock another member of the sa tie ne corn com kittee nit tee is also alao in favor of annexation t bel eve 21 2 1 said he this government should prevent tiny nuy interference in this matter on the part of any other power it ie 18 a matter that concerns ua m wholly and fur for one I 1 may inay may gay I 1 am in in favor of the establishment there ot of a territorial form of government under the flag of the untied united states one member of the committee who did not like to 10 be quoted laid eald the only stumbling block he saw in the way was wa the possible action of the house if it were swayed by the influence 0 of if certain gentlemen who c appropriation pria tion it would he thought be a ashurt lighted policy to consider be b e cost when there was so much at eake in the ibo matter of the perpetuation of the safety of the republic and the acquirement of that which would enable us ug to compel the respect of un gions who were now BOW tri friendly endly simply because it was waa good policy to be erlen j ly in a country like the united states an aa he be looked upon it jt it was waa ot of tittle little mome moment tit whether the annex annexation tiOn of hawaii involved the expenditure of thousands thou Bande ur millions SENATOR CHANDLER JS resolution requests the president to lay jay before congress Congre aa any treaty he may mke mike tor for ratification by legislation the pur pose oae of that language waa to permit the house of representatives to have a share in the edibility eibi lity for the disposition deposition of the subject and not to have action taken in the senate and behind closed doore door undoubtedly this was calculated to strengthen the proposition contained in the resolution looking to annexation senator ch chandler saye the edthe time has baa come for the united states slates to annex the hawaiian islands for years they have been gravitating towards up but ta as long as a belt sup porting government could be maintained on the islands there was no necessity for annexation now however it is apparent that the government lm can no longer stand egand and the people are willing to come to us it will nut not be necessary for the united stages to embark to in a general policy of annexation or colonization what we wea want is ia hawaii in the specific and one or two points in the west indies we need them hem for coaling stations and for strategic outposts and we can stop ston there f chandler Chandl erle resolution will come up in the senate in the morning hour tomorrow unless some diversion divernon be made in the house there was a diversity of af views mr watson of georgia voiced the peopled People le party it is a lot jot and nothing but a lob fob s he be said bald speaking sneaking annexation it la Is a job put up by american p rop prop arty owners and sugar planters in hawaii who are not junking to national prosperity but bul to personal ag agaran di il the general sentiment among the members of the house seems to be that afe united states should annex the hawaiian islands now that it has been i invited D v i te d to d do 0 so but tb there ere a are re exceptions to this view oferral of virginia la Is opposed to the acquisition by the united states of more territory blount of georgia chairman of the committee on foreign affairs declined to spek pe A upon the subject R raynor of maryland another member member of ther the foreign affairs committee said raid 1 I am not in favor of letting england got get of 0 the islands if the question is i between the united states government N and the government of great britain I 1 think the united should annex the Band sandwich grouell grolo personally I 1 favor the protectorate no hooker of mississippi also a member of the committee expressed himself an aa absolutely opposed to any other rov erni nent th thin in the united states taki tak 1 ing possession of the hawaiian islands eslanda THE DEtI TISH government has instructed sir J dian iti it i minister here to protest against the action of the united states officiate officials aad a d the foreve i t hawaii the brou prou protect it is understood will be lodged with wah secretary of state foster tomorrow to what extent the protest goes cannot be stated now LONDON jan 80 the charge d at the haw iian dian legation received official elal news today confirming the th report of the revolution att rm Raw hawaiian altan visited lwi lii w rozeberry roseberry RoB eberry 1 t l tuti the foreign effice and a it the situation with him A S the associated press preen at 4 nt Is reliably informed that L elrd rd Roa eberry intimated that great 1 detain britain was M not likely IY to intervene benefit vene at fit present pree ent lord rosebery Ria Rs ebery aleo mated hinted that england france and nd would not be likely to con germany eer many satt to the annexation of the hawaiian 1 by the united states the heiress of the hawaiian throne r htoo also received a dt catob from her aunt containing a record oi 0 r res the ate queen kneen e vents TO HONOLULU ORDERED SIF chip VALLEJO CJ C mi J in au the united states adams now at mare island navy 7 yard today ody received to wll goil for honolulu aud atad will go 0 o t rho orders are areto to difloe monterey Muni b between the S the che ore crew W of 0 the erey adliss and tile the bauier to give tham the ranger bauger will f a lull complement t 51 away ln in a tew few days ya r TO ENGLAND AN A N APPEAL ja J n so 80 it is ie L BAN ahti hawaiian has sent nt cable advises to lu the v loueen t cpru of new british b government by way concern lug tue ELAS situation at these advises advices were sent honolulu Hono aono luiu lulu sn 40 munday monday evening ja uary the revolution the anoney before by fitly seamer mer albirda AlalU Al Bitda tda for now new south agile al too alameda will be due at ai y auckland today or w m and from could be cabled there 19 patches to eagland Za gland knowing sowing this the provisional gov lo siring that tile the aota acte of th lh trume ut revolution should be known in the united before the story atory sent beut to by WO the queens queena cau cabinet illet could 1 reach that country the steamer clauline claudine was accordingly chartered a id the ta ci hurried to washington annexation jo jan SO 80 I 1 io a the as aa resolution requesting hembly a joint join toe cali UW orns db delegation legation to C U agre to s use ue all honorable means to secure ot of the hawaiian hawaii islands was waa referred refer reif acl 1 a committee with in to report tomorrow ill ju jau 30 30 tue hawaiian matter wa brought up in the oe lower hoube tl of the illinois legislature this evoking by a joint resolution reao lution introduced by mr mf mccurly or of cook A friend of 0 hawaiian corn com ebur nod mou the in congress to use their to secure amerlean supremacy iu ILI the hawaiian Is ig jamison calculated to permanent aud prosperity icy iu in ake isla iala da after a brief discussion it wall wa laid over u ul tomorrow when thre thare will im IH a full attendance of the out oot jan an SU 80 Colonel volney V ashford ABb lord commander iu chief of the hawaiian forces under Kalaba kua Is 18 here bere visiting H said today the revolution in ia hawaii ami expected but it seems beeme the queen km b force j the hands banda of her appo dd obliged them hem to declare their appo attoa rather sooner than colonel ashford id of we the that annexation to the united states would to toe tile ulan je in view of their present commercial relations tationa re sm THE GERMANY BERLIN jan BU 80 Voss radical Rai Ra ical lical says say of the revolution in ID hawaii the restora tim of the ibe queen certainly would be preferable to a iri 10 1 control of the country our experience x peri 00 with samoa by no means recommends the repetition of such an experiment G amany has no creasm reas u to meddle further with the south sea affairs america and great britain might better be left by us to settle their relations as they think thick proper rhe die berlin press la is practically one in III the opinion that the hawaiian revolution concerns england and america alone bigla Ci GLA PARIS jan SO 80 the paris dailies taunt england with inconsistency bu be cause she objects to Aai american erlean aggression in hawaii while she herself excludes other powers rom egypt eur Um versale says bays that the great american people are not of the suit to be intimidated by british bluster A BRITISH CONSUL SPEAKS lo 10 LONDON ndozo jan 80 30 mr davies da vies formerly british consul at honolulu Honolu luu in a letter to the times agures all hav ug ng property properly in hawaii that 6 B dile in fis a ol of ref ement culture anu ani honesty aud that his hia preset t position i N a guarantee of the gravity ot of the crisis an aej integrity with which it will he be met BOSTON jan 31 relative to the question que ution rear almiral george E belknap bel B nap retired says to the deop beope e of the united states the present situation is 0 momentous interest anu and vital importance indeed it would seem as I 1 if nature lias established that group to be ultimately occupied as an outpost t as it were 0 the great republic on its western westan barler 11 bod nd that the time has baa now come for the fulfillment fulfilment of such a design dee iii the group i ow seeks annexation tu to the united states and the consummation Bum matlon of ouch buch wish would inure to the benefit of both peoples commercially and politiC politically annex the islands constitute them a territory and reciprocal trade will double within twenty years L lit 39 the islanders landera is feel that they are once and forever brever under the folds folda of American the fi flag ag as part and parcel of the grea gra a new lake place at once in the group that will at once be a surprise to its people nut not to take the fruit within our grasp and annex the group now BOW begging us ua to take it would be fully indeed a mistake of the gravest nature both for the statesmen of the day and fur for men among us ua of high commercial views and great gram enterprises lot the british lion once get hi his paw the group and honolulu would soon become one of the most moat important strongholds strong holds of great britain Brit ains power and great britain will doubtless doubt lesa pro pose a joint arrange arrangement mout for the government of the islands but we want none of that no entangling alliances alllan cee we have had enough of that business at samoa we want no joint protectorate no occupation there by any european powers power no pacific egypt we need the group as aa part and f the united states and ad douht take what is offered um u even at chii th hazard of wr 1 |
