Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Papers of the Hawaiian Historical Society, Vol. 9: The Uncompleted Treaty of Annexation of 1854; Presented Before the Hawaiian Historical Society July 2, 1897, by Prof. W. D. Alexander
During the years 1850 - 54 a considerable immigration from California took place. It embraced many restless, ambitious spirits, some of whom came for the purpose of exciting revolution. They found the foreign community already split into factions, be tween which bitter feuds existed of long standing. Many of the new-comers naturally joined the opposition party, which claimed to be the liberal and progressive element in the country.
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