Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-22
aEvlNS' nEPLY
.,.rr.AND's MESSAGE GOES
's,ce 10 ANCIENT TIMES
.,.a Things Mean Enough to Say
,,,0u, the President, Whom
me Ex-Miuistcr Wants
Impeached.

Z tonight made the Following reply
.'5l,nd's message and his criticism
,.,,us official conduct
4 area in our political history has
I'M Of tie congress of the United
1 slemnly resolved IN favor Of i'm
\, De occupant of the executive
Probably it was well the effort
.,e Andrew johnson from his office
/ rested just on the brink of success.
4 "a. reluctancelof the conservative
1 Ne country to remove the clief
ts Tor abuse Of power seems To
Il ,ucoaraged Cleveland TO resort to
ti.oriinary measure of oyerturnlug
4 rssional government of Hawaii,
d much as possible conccaling his
M design from the American con
4 Ma the American people.
II q the historical facts displssiun-
i ia 20 one will deny that the lines
\ sgpaii0n and injustice on which
Ina and the secretary OF slate have
4 anre March Z last, coupled with
Iamrie, siar-chniuhcr course OF Com
arr Biount relative to Tho accented
/ bhy Of liLDulalanis fallen and cor.
4 aihisicrs. are more sweeping nnd
4 mlilc 10 Anglo-SaNnn liberty than
4 "a Of George the Third and The
4 North ministry, which drove the
ian colonies 10 successful revolt.
Is noting in American history
4 Aameinl in Us scope Of Injustice
. yauny than the attempt of Cleve-
. md Gresham 10 crush out liberty
american interests IN Hawaii by the
4 70 restore tile extinct Hawaiian
3rhy by force OF arms or by diplo-
thieanery ana the pressure Is more
iJus \ posalhle' tEan the use of
aqd ile phyohet'
II Cleveland recent special message,
ihlch he 80 severely eriticlzes the
u OF ihe recent American minister
hoaolllu' Is but @ feeble repetition
he siliement OF Mr., Gresham, pre-
~ pi1lsned. ~ answer to Mr..
J.. lsis report extensively published in
gnihl states l shoWed concluslyely,
! @ y. lhurston aud others, lhor-
E,ii sp0nslble witnesses, that the
apF IN the report against the
4ndnrt OF capt. NhiHe and .nly-
II mssiy untrue ana in manifest
ral 10 All reasonable probablll'
Re- ihe logic of the situation in
N January EAST
i y ilayeland's grossly untrue and
1fiIy unjust allegation against my
~ ihe naval commander rests en-.
3TN ne statements OF four notorious
lNN ministers OF the tallen queen
Aqa, the queens favorite, and other
-ty diseredited testimony, ana !
here what mas been amply Nerl-
gan aud AGAIN. that neltller Dy
u BY thrent Of force or Oy any
q NINE was the inll OF the mon
'fNpltated. IT Mr.. tleNelanl seeS
1ake II Il point against my onclal
z mat months before ihe events
January ! advocated lhe 9nne1a-
y deliberately and purposely con,
hli what ! said in my dispatch
M'nDer, lS'i%. was a cohhuehllu,
Nv 70 the department. on sue %
y eohlitloh OF aiiaiIs ~ hawaii
{a,oi lac,s whleh, DE l5i ae es.ao,
NleS ana pr9ctlce OF ulploIuhVy,
u Qnly bound 70 AiaNe Known ~
pls'hment' Al the date spoken OF
h9ns were 50 PHya'ciy hel,l lluI
A Honolulu anu elsewhere II WIS
Il lhe American munster "''
i anheNhtioh' ,,.
i w sell-possesSison, OF r ,',l,'.
n 't9nslblt men OF t1e l9lllls nv,
& Jug outDreak anu overture" VI
1fyhy at an carrier NY Wy. c.,..,
nonolulli IN me unitee 'nlntts
a poSton January - IN VIZ 70
4 ~ ullleS from lloholulu' 'ie llisI
\ y many months when ! uee,lieu
4 % leave Honolulu. IN zen Gays
/ ~ aDsellce from tue l'Bl'luu ! ~
10 more OF what was transllTihE
salnlu than though ! mad. Deen at
a1e IN Washington tapuhnl W .,r
lsft on the Boston arrived IN INC
4 I Honolulu on the forenoon OF
Nv II.
4 4 completely taken by surprise ~
A lie queen, the palace associates ana
A Nsp gang had accomplished IN ten
queen and try by friendly advice
nv The revolution 1t was too late.
4 u the royal retainers We're al
Hthering 10 the palace to aid
pea to carry ont her plan Of over
d I the constitution. What took place
4 place that afternoon. January II,
/ o. Hawaiian monarchy forever.
A Justice .Iudd. Who has held Office
'its, Is always conservative. a SUP.
Il of the monarchy in the recent
plblc meeting In Honolulu. rave
n u Of how thn mnnnrohy fell
4 Ill not hero ronent What / before
i o ihe American npblje ms TO HE
4 Of tho cbarges that tbe nnecu
4 nien from The throne by AN Amer
me N any Va forn ' ar manner what
Il As 10 tLe Landing al fhe BOSTON
5 "a January Ia onlv All what
lra done in a preyions Hawaiian
b Commander woodward on M
4 s,of Minister Morrill, noting under
n aIeland-Bayard order Of August 1,
A Following 4 me Language Of Min.
. lerills report TO the department
many with alarm were coming
" legation l al once requested Com
Woodward 10 eend 10 the lega
boly Of marines. which reques
aply replied with