Mr. Hahn, here is the second part of my response.  This part focuses on your moral and legal claims.  

First, the insurrectionists were not Hawaiian subjects.  There is a difference between a Hawaiian Kingdom subject and a Hawaiian National.  Some of the insurrectionists were Hawaiian Nationals and others were foreign nationals - all of them were White.  No one has a right to overthrow a government and those that did, made up less than 1% of the population.

Second, the 1898 illegal annexation was not permissible in 1893 under international law.  They call it an "illegal annexation" because it's illegal.  That's been the sentiment for as long as annexation and international law have been around.  We know it was illegal because President Grover Cleveland killed the first proposal and Congress killed the second proposal.  U.S. legal authority in the Hawaiian Islands does not mean that the U.S. government can violate a law and somehow that violation becomes legal.