The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-18
IAN Ex-M1NIsTER's AN
sR TO THE PRESIDENT.
6 Under the Severe striot-
Of the Presidents Message, y
10 Abuses the Executive.
LaEArroE OF THE QUEENS DE-
THRoHEMHKT.
Precedent for the Lardingof the
lean fosees-A Very SHY Docu-
nsnt Throughout.

I 'vens tonight made the following
+ y cieveland's message ana his
OF Stevens official conduct:
; nee IN our political history has a
OF congress- OF the United states
4 resolved III favor OF impenching
upant OF the executive chair.
4 Il was well the effort TO remove
johnson from the office was
Just az II was on the brink OF
The great reluctance OF the com
Z men OF the country TO remove
n executive for abuse Of power
o have encouraged Cleveland to
o the extraordinary measure OF
aing the provisional government
an whi.1 as iAuch us possible con-
hia arbitrary dcalgn from the
sn congress and the American
Look at the historical facts dis
ltcly and no one win deny that
. OF usurphtlQn and injustice ga
cleveland and the secretary OF
NE acted since March last, couts-
n the eN nartc star chamber
90 Commissioners Hlouut. relative
accepted testimony Uf isiiiuolSolanifH
lnd corrupt ministers. are more
y and more hostile 70 Anglo-S0xon
than inc gets of George III and
4 North ministry, which drove the
IN colonies 10 IA successful revolt.
nothing in American history more
u In liz scope OF Injustice and
than the attempt Of CLEVELAND
NahNm 10 crush out liberty ana
IN intercsts In Hawaii by the
90 restore the extinct Hawaiian
ny by forcp OF arms or by dlplo-
machinery and pressure more In
u possible than the use % bail
fanct.
and's recent special message IN
10 80 gHVereiv uriticiesa the course
iooent American minister ut Homo
but feeble repetition OF the
mt OF GreAhum previously pub
IN answer 60 Blount's report, eX-
~ published IN tho United States,
er Thoroughly Responsible Witness
\ the allegations IN that report
the official conduct 20 Gaptuin
and myself were groHAiy untrue
IL IN manifest; nntngoniam IA all
hle probabilities of the logic Of the
h IN Honolulu IN january last.
nd'a grossly untrue and shame-
fal commander rests entirely on
tpmcnta Of four nutoriously cor
lnBters OF the fallen queen and
the uieen'a flVpfitc, and other
ihiy discredltEl testimony. ! re-
he what has been amply verified
nd again. that neither by force or
lt OF force or pg any action ~
~ Tho nall Of monarchy precini-
II Cleveland secs 1T 10 make the
gnlnRt my official conduct thar
before the events Of lust january
,nted nnneXati0m, he deliberately
'posely conceals that Whit l said
iiapatch IA November. lAg2 was q
tiAl statement 10 the departments
of the true condition OF affairs
port OF facts which. by established
IA practice OF diplomacy l WAS
bound to make known 10 my gov
al the date OF my opinions, were
'toly held that both IN Honolulu
awhere II WAS believed that the
u minister was averHe to annex
war only the gelf-possession OF the
lilo mud responsible men OF the
prevented an outbreak ANA Over
4 m0ninphY a. IN earlier Day.
0inlu Ia tie United States Rteilner
January on a trip 20 ltilo, go
ON Honolulu, the irat tiIne Tor
ionths when ! deemed it safe to
onohilu. In the ten days OF our
from our legal lion / knew no more
ma tranEplrinc In Honolulu than
! / had been at that time IN Wash
4 wiltge and myself on the Boston
IN the harbor OF Honolulu N the
Of January n. / was completely
v surprise Mt what the queens
associates and lottery gang had
.shud IN ten days
opted 10 gain access 20 the queen
by friendly advice 10 arrest the
IN II was too late, Mobs Of the
a sra.f 4
90 20 aid ths queen to cnIry out
Of Overturnlng the constitution.
Oh place ar t4e palace that after
january II ended the Hawaiian
" forever
fusiice Judd. who has held office
!, always conservatives, a aupport-
,nnrchy IN The recent great public
IN Honolulu, gives the following
as TO how the monarchy fell.
4 not here repeat what j before
the American public as 10 the
the charger that the queen was
om the throne by American force.
! OF American force In any form
or whatever
he landing az the Boston marines
Try 70. ! only did what had been
Il previous Hawaiian cruise by
der Woodward, on request Of
Merrill, acting under the Cleye-
ard order Of August /. 1850. The
~ fNt lunEhdkt OF oiluibhtT
report 90 the department or
any with alarm were coming to
tion, l ct once requested COM
Woodward TO send 20 the legation
Of marines, which request he
complied with. The appearance
marines on the street and at the
had "a favorable eject on the pop
Il that time the United States
was near the royal palace. nt a
nnce than Arion han, or which
4 and isloun' speak Of as so COM
Of the hali / had never heard
Ddglng place wns needed for the
after they landed By an accu-
+, just received from Honolulu II
! thrt this hall does not command
Ap
esidsnt'E abatement that the thfee
4 which orr small naval force
ied was not favorably chosen for
b OF American life and property.
lily IN error as an know that
lllar with the map and buildings
ontinued on Fourth Pnge)