Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-19
HAWAIIAN QUESTION
rsDytllny Referred by the President
10 Congress.
anJENyS ACTION REPuDIATED.
Ills Zeal Shown 10 Have 0utrun His
Discretion.
rry7ER WILLlS'S INSTRUCTIONS.
"a gsSWe The Status Existing Before
Queens Lili'S Deposition.
rsT.IS CONDITIONS DEMANDED.
I'm. Them Amnesty for Members Of
r, Provisional Government.
I'm. Them Amnesty for Members Of
r.. Provisional Government.
r.WTl0S TREATY WITHDRAWN.
rp1iion 60 the Injured Mon,
arChiSts.

message upon the Ha-
cation was sent to Congress
document Of about 5000
t.r Instructions 70 Minister
.. were scnt TO the Senate.
.. House. make an additional
Following is a synopsis OF
ia his op ming paragraph
20 says.
.m not able now 20 report
..,.c ip The actual situation.
that the difficulties Lately
..a here and In Hawaii, and
.- Foo the way 90 solution
..tve action Of the problem
-al.r 10 proper and expedient
t, should he referred to the
uy and discretion Of Con-
f.u explanation Of the en-
.., f.r made 20 deal with the
..l statement OF the con-
..A have governed my ac-
t..t right and justice should
oath 90 be followed in treat
.....- II national honesty is TO
.I ana q desire for territorial
dissatisfaction with form
I1t cur own ought to
conduct l have entirely mis-
t mission and character OF
70 ana the behavior which
% our people demands Of
-.rrru-s.'
.rl then gives a history Of
a. he found II upon taking
s pending treaty Of anueXa-
rual hy himself and the
r- Il-unt 20 investigate the
.r The negotiation Of the
.... 90 the overthrow OF the
..-.u. No.. Mr. Blount's report
t.. message IL has already
.. az this report Mr.. Cleye-
.. with rs accompanying
.rc-. ss now before Con-
.. H'h submitted. justfies, in
.. -'stemeut that when the
.s. ID TO submit the treaty
.-- with the declaration that
.t-H - the monarchy was not
...e- NOTED by this government,
~tuats was induced TO re-
...es ID on that basis. both
senate were mlsied.
ISIS PERFORMANCES.
..-. ta facts and evidence rela-
..r.t.-rr ~ nnnaNafig
H.~aI Mr. Cleveland OBJ
-.. ..- project was one which
F promoted by the minister
H.g '.- uited States I'm that
hs - emily ha1 an arlC1t de-
..' should become a fact accom-
l.- agency ami during his min
Ns not igconvenientiy scru-
g. th- means employed % that
S.. day q November, 1892,
-- . rtas before the first overt
...lE t.vards the subyersion OF the
-.terrmcut and the attempted
.r Hawaiian territory 10 the
..ss BE addressed a long letter
-.-.-ery of State IN which the
eXaflou Is deliberately argued.
political and economical
lie refers 10 the loss 20 the
...r ser-iuterests from the opera
N Kinley bill and the tend
'Ither depreciation Of sugar
some positive measure OF
.rvsiehs against the exist
clvernment and emphau-
-1 f1F annexation. He says:
'.- monarchy here Is an absurd
It has nothing on which II
GO leEiumately stands. The
20 which IL once stood no
the monarchy now ~ only
-.ut 20 good gOyernment-an
o. TIE prosperity ana prssress
&c ...tr"
.r-Har and literally from Min
.-e.. communications 20 the state
ST. Cleveland says: These
a-,w q disposition and con-
I which may be usefully
wren Interpreting the signii-
'- Minister'S conceded acts, or
.uc the probabilities OF such
.. Us part as may not De al
the President quotes from
'- ..~ stevens dated March D. lSgl'
...ns asks for information as
ana duties In the event OF a
4rr.ug In Honolulu; and also
lam. February J. 1898, in which
res that "the Hawaiian pear
rpe. and this IL the golden
Pre- United States to pluck II.
YrotectOrate incident Is
g. t'ra.l 70.
WOw OF THE QUEEN.
.ti. lent reheprses the incidents at
a,ern.ow OF the queen, ana
-s-s mis- deduction:
arpears that Hawaii was taken
~ hy The United States forces
" consent or wish Of the gov
ne Islands or anybody else
Down. except the United States
acref0re the military occupa-
f...iulu by the United states on
r.HI0oed was wholly without
ciher as an occupation oy
as an occupation necessitate1
farcstenlng American Ire ana
must be accounted Tor IN
fr way and on some other
ts real motive and purpose
OBSCURE nor far 10 seek.
ilsclssing these events ths
. when our Minister re-
t.. provisional Government the
Upon which IL rested was mo
meg rbove stated declared II 10
s neither de fact nor de
-. .... ~ perpiexlty in which this
US placed the queen Mr. CleVe-
~ The Queen could have dealt
E U,-lrgents alone. her course
.e Leen plain end the result un-
.fe. Bu the United States had
' with her enemies. had reeog-
'.a the true government OF ha-
-' Lad put her and her adhetehtS
unu q opposition against law ,
'y she knew that she couig
% the power OF the Ohuu
Iut she believed thaA
t safely trust 90 its JUS
b. dinghy, some hours aiter
q t' ruition OF The ProNlsiohai
,.'f'"'li Dy the United States Minister,
.ra the barracks. and the police
win all the military resources
e country. we're delivered up by the
aiY4 the representation made 70
i Scr cause would thereafter be
'ri 90 Washington. and while pro-
,.t iat she surrendered 20 the SUI
~i i4rce % the United States. whose
'''f lad caused United states troops
allel al Hawaii. and declared that
4. s4ppOft the PROVISIONAL eovesh.
ana that she yielded her autho1ty
!. F''ent collision OF armed forces ana
- " NE and only until such time ~
- h4'ed states. upon the facts peins
+i'i 10 IL. should undo the aeuon
Z. preventative and reinstate her M
s.'horty she claimed az The consutu..
u, s9tereisn OF the Hawaiian Islands.
s,. 1etelsnd cites number OF prece-
ri. AZ telling against the action OF the
L. States in the present cfse. among
Tue Genissicn Of Texas as g part