The Washington bee., 1893-09-02
SITUATION IN HONOLULU

Honolulu, III. L., Aug. s, 1898
DEAR Caro- Moreno:
/ have written you Oh the situation
and condition of Hawaii To d" in the
hand OF self-styl d Provisional Govern
ment, which Minister Stevens estah-
lislIed 10y the aiding Of the L. s.
Boston under the late comm .nder
Wiltse. lion. J. III. Blount is coming TO
Washington he will tell the trnth of the
Opera BOutfe OF Mr.. Stevens from the
commencement TO Ihe end. and which
has b, Ell already written t. the American
Press 10y impartial writer's, like ChaS.
Noldhotf. III. {. Carter and few others.
What want to remind you of, so
that in your conversation with Srna-
tors, you Will be able to tell them the
the Whole truth is this. Ever since Mr..
Stevens appointment as Minister res
ident TO Hawaii 10y his ''private friend
Mr.. Blaine, " he conspired with the sons
and grandSOns Of the Missionaries
against the government Of the Gu, Ell
know this as fact. In order to ac-
compiSh this robbery, protest
WAS prepared, and two of them were
the lottery and attempt to proclaim a
new Constitution. Mr.. Stevens and
his fellow conspiratOrS knew well that
the ardent wish of all the Hawaiians
was to have new constitution i'm the
place OF the one forced upon the late
nlng kalakaua 10y foreign rebels. The
lottery was more popular among the
white elements here, as the SONS of the
missionaries, were spending thirty
thousand dollars year, buying Louis
ana tickets, OF courSe secretly. How
ever Stevens aud his fellow missionar-
les, Tried to protest hypocritly agrinit
tins latter one; but in the meantime,
some Judges Of the Supreme Court,
went Secretely 10 the Queen and encour-
aged a'l they could, telling her that the
constitution was defective, and all the
people wished a new constitution.
The attempt to proclaim new con-
stltutlon was the ardent wish of all the
llaWallanS, and also of the majority of
The members of the last legislature.
AS You already are aware the conSti-
tuition OF 1897, was anO' her fraudulent
act ever perpetrated upon the mild
sons OF the Pacific 10y the missionaries
with foreign fillbuSters.
ABOUT Ihe Lottery, nearlyall the
foreigners wanted it, as the missionaries
We're send ing out OF tie country thirty
thousand dollars for Louisiana lottery
tickets. The only question is this:
Are the United States going to allow
Inc ministers TO any friendly country
ana Week III power, to conSpire against
1t, and upset it with United States arms
and establish it under the protection of
iQe United States flag, till these miss
lonary SONS are prepared with imported
San Francisco hoodlums and ruffians rs
soldiers, and all arme with the arms of
the rlghtfuu government taken bv
american Minister'S highhanded work.
Ill the United States believes in this
KIND OF policy then [ say, annex Hawaii
IiSIt away. But if the united States is
me same United states that fought
battles for equality, freedom and Justice
l Say restore immt diately the Queen of
Hawaii as the L. 5. found it the day
before landing the L. S. Ship Boston;s
Marines.
The people here trust President
Cleveland uprightnesS and the people
OF the United States in general. that
they viii not for a moment tolerate
Stevens robbery Scnemes which is the
most disgraceful actiou of any Minister
OF any powerful Soyt rnment to small
country like Hawaii, eyer was perpe-
trated. .
The z. G. president S. B. Doles, who ,
betrayed the Queen at the very last mo-
ment, is shaking on his knees now in
Tear the Queen may be resso ed. But
you can Suow the senators nearly all the
Missionary type are in Washington now
-Ihurston, 0leon Alexander Hasting
and he IS merely renegade
American, and a traitor. Let United
States restore the government of the
Queen or let us have free hand in doing
il.
All the Hawaiians recognize you as
aloha nui.
Viva (long live Queen Lilioukalani
and the President Of the United Stats.
Robt. w. Wilcox.
To Celso Caesar Morens,
Washington d. c.
P.S. The talk that the p. G. will give
Hawaii TO England if the United States
refuse it is another fraudulent scheme
Of the missionaries to attempt U.S.tJ.