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It is for them that I would give the last drop of my blood; it is for them that I would spend, nay, am spending, everything belonging to me.

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have no right to disclose any secrets given in trust to me.

I told them that if the mass of the native people chose to rise, and try to throw off the yoke, I would say nothing against it, but I could not approve of mere rioting.

scarcely sustain their families.

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t grossly insulting things of President Cleveland

and these representative bodies of my own nation prayed me to undertake certain measures for the general good of Hawaii.

my judgment should dictate for the good of the Hawaiians, to whom the Creator gave those beautiful islands in the Pacific

I refer to the children of the soil

Mr. Wilson

Perhaps it was because I had gone hand in hand with them in all good works that they thought I would cast in my lot with them now for evil

It was under these circumstances that I prepared to visit Mr. Willis in accordance with his request.

until he became imbued with Dr. Hyde's own prejudices against the native people of the Hawaiian Islands and against their queen.

it will be noticed that the constitution forced upon my brother at that date made the sovereign inferior to the cabinet.

They became fiercely jealous of every measure which promised to benefit the native people, or to stimulate their national pride.

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d. And yet, all this time, by Mr. Willis's own words, I was recognized by the United States as the constitutional sovereign of the Hawaiian Islands.

It was true that I was always an active member of all the associated plans for carrying on missionary works, and was never appealed to in vain by the missionaries to give money or sympathy to all that was to be done in the name of Christianity.

Perhaps they imagined at this time that I would be a willing tool to carry out all of their projects.

if I would accept the throne in case my brother should be dethroned

Mr. A. F. Judd

oyalty of those who professed to be my friends

The election of 1892

The British government has long since adopted license instead of prohibition, and the statute proposed among the final acts of my government was drawn from one in use in the British colonies; yet I have still to learn that there has been any proposition on the part of the pious people of London to dethrone Her Majesty Queen Victoria for issuing such licenses.

I am simply explaining what this bill intended, because, by the reports sent to their correspondents in the United States, the missionary party represented me as a grand vender of lottery tickets, by which I was to become rich and powerful; whereas the scheme, be it good or bad, would not have been to my individual profit, but to that of my native people.

The prosperity brought by the reciprocity treaty and the sugar plantations had disappointed our expectations.

the missionary party have had the impudence to announce to the world that I was unworthy longer to rule, because on my sole will and wish I had proposed to overthrow "the constitution."

Yet this is exactly what the quasi Americans, who call themselves Hawaiians now and Americans when it suits them, claimed the right to do at Honolulu.

two-thirds of my people declared their dissatisfaction with the old one

THE three "intolerable" measures

It should, however, be only necessary to remember that the measures which brought about our accession of wealth were not at all in line with a policy of annexation to the United States, which was the very essence of the dominant "missionary" idea.

hat I was the constitutional ruler of the Hawaiian Islands

Even had there been a disturbance, no one but the government could have authorized the employment of alien troops.

as an act which would put in peril the independence of our nation.

There was a very strong feeling of friendship between the king and the late General U. S. Grant. It amounted almost to recognized fraternity.

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