The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-17
STATUS IN HAWAII.
sENrrnENT TRoNG AGAINST Ru4
sroRATIoN or MONARCHY.
Icx-srinister stevens TaIlss Abont sAn-
nexntion of Hnwnii-Peixoto'n
Forces Gain an Important vic-
tory-.Thc BerIin budget.

Honolulu, December e-lCopyrighted
1893 by Associated Press,)--on November
20 President Dole addressed note to MIR.
WINS In which It was stated that the
provisional government had received no
tice from Mr.. Thurston OF Secretary
Greshams letter. The provisional gov
eminent wishes 10 inquire.
Flrst-If II was correct and II so, In
timated It was due them to be informed
what were the intentions OF the United
States In relation TO the recommendations
OF the secretary of state.
on December reply was received by.
Mr.. Dole. stating in substance that hr
considered the letter OF Gresham do
nestle matter, with which he CWiIlis) had
nothing 70 do. II was his opinion how
ever, that MIR. Cleveland would decide to
furnish definite information and instruc-
ton as soon as lie had received certain
advlccs already transmitted TO him 1t
was Mr.. Wills opinion that Mr. Cleve-
land would be able to come to a concu-
sion because ne WAS anxious TO have the
Bawl Alan trouble speedily settled. 4 pre-
yious note had alao been received frnru
Mr. Willis In which 1t WIS Understood he
fhet no troons NJ Minded fro,, thc limited
st,,as NH, ,,,i,,. ,yitb,,,t ,,,,ittar cnr
se1f az the nroyisonaI government.
presI,ienf i,oIe ms condemned Inc s,ate. 4
ment of the various members of the
chamber OF commerce OF the proposition
made that body the day the steamer
Arawa sailed, by Hon. McKinzie Bowen.
agent OF Canada.
MIR. Dole said to the Associated Press
,bIa rorning thar Roxven mad STRONGLY
d',isod ne chamber M cancel tho resi-.
nTnriw treaty. with the Ifnited States.
which he claimed wns already defeated
IN, ,he action, an fine Mcxinlov HIN
i,hyyen turner aaid ,bot both me On
madam government and the people vera
anvtn,la IN enter into poiiticnl and trade
relations with Hawaii. ana hoped nego.
tlations in That direction wopll soon pc
opened,
Members or the chamber state thnt !
Bowen iniimated privately mat sueh ne
Eotiauons would ma the ihVor ana sup
port OF England Is necessary
When asked II he thought England haa
said he could not answer as no hao no
information on that point.
Interviews with several prominent roy-s
alsts show that many have given up nope
or restoration ana belleVe me situation
win be reviewer by tne bnitsa states
Ntli1ff'-f
The following resolution was adopted
at meeting of the executive COMMITTEES
OF the Annexation club, held SATURDAYS
Hesolyea. Ihat me cruz uenounss es,, nmy
anu ~ nee rbicb shsiI have for IL OBJ
~, ~, ,oro,., az. nernane,,t
i itol ~, ~ M iIa,yaiinn tIrone ana mat Il
VI IL neral ana nbvqInaI resistance
p,'a ~, men r,,res or men that NAV be en-
~, ~ ~ s,ch behnlf
,rbe nress Of Honolulu or that portion
,i,i XIX snnnorts the present eovernment
there lndulged in severe editorial CONF
r,ents upon The report Of COMMISSIONER
giount the details OF which were receive
al IN Honolulu previous to the sailing Of
tho Australia
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