The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-24

To. ..s. and vail d.. lI|.I.. rs ..., .tU.
ruuuN IT tho Navy O.. proceed ul. '. d..
honolulu auI report to b lmit.l Irwin.
ana relieve the philadelphia. which vii
return TO Mare Island. Foe plan De- tu
increase the numbrr of marine. ut uu.
uululu aud give Minister Willis large
force az command A rumui uas cur
rent that Minister Willis in going to
Honolulu was the bearc, Of orders to
Admiral Irwin from the Secretary OF the
Navy directing that IN the event of 10.
lection of President Cleveland ultima
tun to the Provisional Government or
any uprising Admiral Irwin would des.
patch the United States steamer Adams
to the United States with any special
communication Minister Willis might
require to send for information of the
Washington City authorities. Admiral
Skerrctt, who was seen on the matter
smiled and said that while such course
was probable hp had no knowledge
of it.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1j.-Thcre viii
he little or no freight shipped for lIa-
wall 10y the Monowai the steamer which
s;uls tomorrow. II may he. said Con
sui Wilder. that the merchants do not
care to risk their goods by sending them
Ia Il country where there is chance for
revolution. President Winston of the
S'ather Banking Company. with which
the Provisional Government has connec-
tiOns, said that no drafts on the Ha-
waiian Provisional Government had
been presented to him. If such Il one
were presented he would have cashpd it.
CHICAGO, November #. - a DdiB
NeWS editorial says Careful inquiry
reveals the fact that not a single person
identified with the Provisional Govern
ment Of Hawaii is an alien. Every one
Is either native or uaturalized citizen.
Dole, the president, is a native and So is
Damon, minister of finance. and Smith,
attorney general. Nice-President Hatch
and Minister of Interior King. natural
lied citizens. When Secretary Gresham
calls these men and others connected
with the revolutionary movement aliens
he blunders woefully. He might as well
say that all except Indians are aliens in
this country. If there even was IA iusti-
fable rebellion that Of the property
owners in Hawaii was justifiable The
queen and her court were thoroughly
currupt. Misrule was the order of the
day. The revenues were suuandured
and to replenish the Golfers it was pro-
posed to legalize gambling and make
honolulu the headquarters of the most
gigantic lottery in the world. The de-
position of Queen Liliuokalani was an
act which the whole civilized world ap-
plauded. Yet President Cleveland and
his Secretary of State propose to undo
the good work and pave the way for
another reign of vice and corruption.
Their course in this matter is not merely
Impolltic and undemoCratic but il is
"A Times special from Washington
says: 1t is rumored on the best author
lty that both Secretaries Morton ana
ltoke Smith would tender their resigna-
tons to Cleveland as members of his
cabinet. The reasons assigned were the
radical and emphatic disagreement of
these two gentlemen with President
CleVelahds Hawaiian policy and the
given the restoration of .
the Queen. President Clcvcland. through
Carlisle ana Gresham prevailed upun
them to Withdraw their designations. or
at least defer them for Il time.
JAEGER AND sPRECKELs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. II. - Albert
Jaeger, at one time member of the
Hawaiian Legislature. spoken to con-
corning the situation at the Islands, /
said: "The disposition of the people is
not favorable to annexation. The (
natives are opposed to it, If Hawaii
were left TO herself the monarchy would
be restored at once with the constitution
of 1888 or one of like nature. The
Provisional Government has little To
commend it. II couId NOT Iono a,,,i,,,,
If laf, to itsalr ,,..,,,,.I
''',N '""' a''''e
loreiSh Government, say England or
germany would get Hawaii, should
lhe nileu states not annex, there Is no
sense IN II. Inc people are all friendly
. tile GIiteu states ana II they were
1'illPelIeu 10 choose the United States
"o ~ De thelr preference.
n, Oia'9 % IechelS' III regard TO secretary
I'es,lall ietier' said: - cannot find
'"S '"InE iui 'hel W say IMAM To express
my SATISFACTION! over ine cheerful news
.eceiVeu l'st hlShI; Inc men who rep
resent the so-called provisional Govern
ileht hau no more right to depose the
queen OF HaWail ana assume control
u .,ie poNerhhient machinery than l
"ouiu 10 uehlhhd OF PRESIDENT Cleve-
ana MS seat IN washington. Under
ne management OF the revolutionary
government business on the Islands
laS become depressed. Owing to the
OF the situation, trade has
iiliiiiiiSnta srealiy, us the customs re-
'oT's VIII SNOW ana would nave contin
leu 10 uiniiniSh as long as the new Gov
'rhliiehl iau existed Inc Provisional
'overhhient mas seen lit to change the
I'M anu thc ulsdslIous result Is only