The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-01

YOIney V. Ashford were secured the de-
throDement of the Queen would follow, and
a republic would be established. Ii IS
claimed that sedtiOus language was used at
tile meetings of the sO-called Liberal League,
ell of which is said to be known to Marshal
Wilson.
The Marshal called the attention Of the
Cabinet 10 the matter, and earnestly urged
the immediate arrest Of the riDgleaders, the
names of whom we're known 10 him. Inc
Cabinet was very deliberate, however, and
il was only through the I'm ceaslng efforts OF
the Marshal that they acted at all
WARRANTS ISSUED.
Warrants we're out for the apprehension
Of many more, but no action Will be taken
against them, with one exception, unless
their conduct merits 1t. The one exception
Is an attorney named d. /. Huntsinan, who
has only been in the islands for couple Of
years, yet who is anxious TO assist IN the
cares Of new republic, provided one be
made. Here IS sample OF this custom
made Hawaiian's speeches:
II IS an awful thing for the Queen to get ammu-
milton 10 Kill Der own peo9ie. AIe you men or
are you children? There is no people In tie
world that would stand what you have euduredl
You only talk, but you never do anything. am
En American. l was born In republic where
they can't tolerate such q thing as your "nOble
vote" " hat HAPPENS 10 you depends on how
much you Will stand. They have taken all /;
when are you going 10 stand up ana say, malt?
You have two hands; buy q rihei sell your pigs
Our Minister 10 Washington o. Mott Smith
Is trying 10 annex our land 10 America. Now,
what right has the Cabinet 20 do this without
oar knowledge? Why can't they make their
gTanss CtiOns public, as wilcox and do? We
are courageous. DR.. Smith IS now hattering lie
American people about annexation. Now, II
they continue doing this vi hOut consulting Us
afsT. let US make a republic before We are an
neXed 10 America. Our Queen has been very
unjust 10 Us She has neyer recognized the
rights OF Hawailans. She Teigns at your VIII.
Mr.. HuntSman has very wisely dIssp-
peared from The league quarters II he be
.aught tie Government is very likely 10
make il warm for him. At present it is
impossible to tell what will be done with
the cOHSpiTat0rs. They Will be prosecuted
to the fun extent Of the law, but whether
The Government can secure q conviction Is
another thing.
FROM PRIVATE LETTERS.
Private letters have been received here
from prominent people OF Honolulu who are
not at all in politics, but who are in posi-
tons TO keep well posted on all that is going
on. Speaking OF the arrest OF AsbfOTd,
Wilcox aud others who are posing as
patriots and endeayOCing 10 save their cOun-
Try after their own fashion, one letter goes
on 10 say; although / doubt Of any con-
Victions being had, still think the Govern
ment has acted well and promptly in niD-
ping this matter in the bud, and it has the
support Of the better class Of the c0mmnni-
~. 1t certainly has scared the revolution
lists considerably and probably quiet viii be
restored for another year at least. Not the
least eommotion or anxiety is manifested
here, though l presume from tie reports
which will appear in your papers 1t will
look as though perfect reign Of anarchy
was going en-"
Another correspondent who has large IL
teTests in the islands writes;
ARRESTS FOR TREASON
''At last things have come to some kind
Of a head by the arrest Of some Is or 20