The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-06-17

crT-1ClEt-l Tor IL Inc lfcNt NAN ny
fnc ~-as held with officers Of the Rife
z7i ~rz others. % discuss the Que>u0l
whether marital lSw should be deciare'
q na-. Al the officers were Opposes
then O. declaring martial law and severe
r. criticized the Government Tor IN
s-srs Il unu-euzreineSs IN which II us,
ben surprised. During the remarks
CO A~hfoui ne stated n the Minister
Ct TIE Interior thSt be hsd particularly
invited that instruction by failing 4
u-oSecuie the conSplrSiors before ma
- h1rs of contention between them
sns another reason why Mr. Thurston j:
- c5-S-;cpouSlv impartial when he dls-
susSss ne merits Snd dement's OF the
Colon.I. II Is only fSir 10 exempt the
Minister OF Finance from the hiame al
rschinr 10 the other Ministers He was
rben new % the Office and think it only
TrS 70 sxemp; him 70 that extent, but 10
rhsr extent only. He went to Colonel
Ashford and told him that If the facts
were Ss he represented them, the Cabinet
we've much 70 blame | did not hear
Ihk- conversation and do noi pledge my
reputation for veracIiy upon II.
! desire 10 call the attention Of the
House that the Minister OF the Interior
ms charges AGAINST nv brother have,
therefore. dEelt particularly upon them,
h.ecznss Il they fail, the charges against
ne mus izil with them
I LEFT here November 10th. During
nv absence s number OF things occurred
of which l can know nothing The
chz--es IS 70 : certain interview with
nv brother will doubtless be investi-
= nd I NAaEn
i IL Them
The Minister OF the Interior states that
relations were cordial ST the time OF my
departure. Thzt wzS only true in s
modified sense. They were much less
cordial 70 me than before l took my in
6euanisnf course 81 : certain Cabinet
counGl Oh the treaty question. That
as patched I'D sni there was no open
hostility s. tnzt time. At the same time
Z became clear % me that they had
much lsSs Use ior me than formerly.
szE rhzl I and NV opinions were con-
SANITY disregzriei They wanted 10
use me s. 5 scullion in their political
kitchen which was not ScconiIng 70 my
high toned ideas l declined 10 De 50
used and they were disguised accord
InEiE-
t. =
statements IS though they deserved the
sane treatment IS the eternal verltes-
I nav es mistaken. II nSy have been I
due 10 nv physically weak and depleted !.
condition Sui II WAS and is NV i'm 4
preston
Nov, as 70 NV absence. told Mr.. /
T1arstoa I expected 10 De shsent seven /
O. nine weeks l found S relative whom
had intended 70 visit was IN Salt Lake.
50 I vent there. l then went 70 Chicago.
heard that certain relative wss on the
Eso5o1 Of death and wished 70 see me.
VSS also notified that Sir John Mscdon-
Sl6 wished 10 confer with me. l was not
8 little surprised by the Importation into
ne Minister Of the Interiors speech Of
ny Cznzd2 experiences. l did not see
EhS- il hzi 70 DO with my completely in
: conspiracy here in April. Ii looks TO
Ne Ike sour grapes" The Minister
had heard that I was received by Sir
John Macdonald, and the guest Of the
Cznzdlsn Pacific Railway, s rich corDor-
zl5oa with very comfortable cars. /
leave Il . the House whether there Was
anything more than sour apes here. I
did loI think that I received these at
1e1uo1s. The Minister complains that
he had no letters. but he received papers
~ which ! had had the temerity TO ex-
press opinions On Hawaiian affairs with
CT consulting him and having him read
Ihe prooi- Until the Premiership got TO
buELinE n his head he WAS willing to
grant ne this privilege, especially As he
had regarded me- as his particular pro
perry. his particular Scullion. Some OF
the things sid IN the papers were true
and some false Some prepoSterous. '
rells story l tell this IS s sample
o. vsrsciIy Of newspaper reporters in the '
alisi States. ! think they are better
slightly better here Ii is true had Z
with Sir John Macdonald ]
nd some q his cabinet / found them ?
vsrF pleasant. And Mr. President. not v
me u them ever attempted 70 sell the {
of his country under the y
lll sl1.srfuEe OF s Reciprocity treaty. c
There Is something besides sour i
-rzpSs- There Is 5 di>trust and hatred 1
4 fhe possibility u 3 revival OF British Q
1lle-ce here r
After rhe PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADvER- K
-sEE cane ouI ia favor Of the Independ- L
~ Ticket On Hawaii. ihe Minister Of the 2
l-erlor and q blSom friend started : y
-EsuzEer whose inst article VA an at
AZ On tie Independent Ticket because s.
had Too many British We must put X
.11e but Americans On guard Tonight II
aa1 E-s their idea But Do not think G
lSr : the right policy. They were &C
irzid that these Euglishmen-All but 81
* q whom I SIN glad 70 see here u
-o-id prevent their scheme OF selling q
q the independence Of the country, and in
~ : the secret Of their opposition to ID
ls hs
L : tue that I rode over a large sec al
o. q the Central Pacific Railroad Co. th
: 8 guest Of the president and found him AT
nan O. large c2ibre and full OF ideas ia
IN rsszr6 70 connecting these islands b.
: rzil and steam with Canada, and [ nc
ave frequently told the Ministers that M
they c9uli ever find two hours Of eli
ls1re, l would state the substance OF | :
= conversations and sSf what | thought in,
: ought 70 DO. But the fact i they CD
I've heen 50 busy arranging and perfect
z their plsns for turning over the Sc
l1utry bound hand and foot 10 the In
nifed States, that they have never di:
md tEo hours leisure. Thew don't l C
nj s good thing II II comes anywhere res