The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-11

The barkentine George G. Perkins
came in this morning with two days
later news. The files received re-
veal the text of Liliuokalani's state
ment to Blount: the proposed Sugar
Tariff legislation the progress of Mel
los III starred campaign, etc.
IILIUOKALANTs STATEMENT.
Text of Her Tale to Blount -- Minister
Colburn's Treachery.
WASHINGTON. November %. - The
fourth volume of papers accompanying
State Department to-day. consisting of
all the disclosures made by Blount in
his dispatches and with his report from
Honolulu 1t is the testimony on which
he bases his report Numerous com
munications bearing on the day the Pro
visional Government was proclaimed go
to show that Minister Stevens recog
nized the Provisional Government and
that troops were landed rrom the Boston
before the Queens forces surrendered
to the Provisional Government.
The statement of Liliuokalani ad-
dressed to Blount is of special interest
and importance. On December II. 1892,
she claims she received letter from II
source she does not divulge, warning
bar that the American REPRESENTATIVE
,,,as at that time nrenarinp for the an
nav,tion Of the telands She sppesled
.. a. pr;,;sL Commits sionar and he adj
,.isad har AGAINST bar suggestion to Law
tho nattar hafora all tie members Of
tho dinion,atic corns
co,,t;,,,,;,,gr IL ave .sTha morning
&c Tan,,arr "a 19o9 arrival with ali the
nrenarations for The closing of the Iepis.
iat,,ra A. tbe Cabinet meeting told
tbe Cabinet II was INV Intention TO
n,or,,,Igate a NOW Constitution. At
moo, nr,,roonad the T,evislature no.
tio;n,, tbpt sa,saroI r,nn,barS of tba Re-
fnrn, rartv ryera not nrasent ON enter.
mo 10 PALACE / saw Mr. Wilson and
aefad if ali was ready He replied
w.; ,,ld tban said ,You'u have 70 he
t,raya ta.dav' wont to the Rme Room
ma ay,,ited tho ministers After some
liz tba,, arr;r,d and ;udged from
th,ir ,.o,,yta,orco tbot son,atbing was
,grong
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fEIIiioNs foh \ 'oNa 'iioii'N.
"A few days before planned that |
Woulu slsh the oons.itut'of p , III we
- Of Tho aa,islatnra many Of whom
hal haen elected for fine nurposp of
AZ 49, for tha new constitution. At
tha ronirsancament IF NV REIGN netitions
,,,ars son ~ ON an narts of tie kingdom
askino fnTa now constitution A month
Later with two members of the Lepis-
iotura | started in to make n new con
atitution from thar of Kamahameha V
,nd that ~ 1877 After comnletin0 il
niaced II in the hands of Peterson, ask
~ bi,, TO corract and revise IL He
consulted many LAWYERS and Others re-
,,,rdino il and when if was returned
Snund no changes had been made. SO
concluded il was all right.
"Earlv in January mentioned TO
rontain NowIein of Inc Household
Guord and Marshal Wilson my inten-
ton Ia nrnmuIgote a now constitution
and toId tbem to nrenare Themselves In
"msIi anv riot or dntbreak from the on
nosition They assured me they woutd
he ready and gave strict in iI,nction of
sacracv and showed Wilson The Milan of
the throne.room Parker and Cornwell
yova mo assurances of their support he
THrs their annointment as Ministers
while Peterson understood NV intention,
,pI C,lInrr baard Of IL from, paterson
r,.,,,, ,,,or.,,,,,, ,,r, rn,,o,yny
,,.u.,.,, 90, ,I,o ,,,or,
inc, of Ike Ilth of Janunrv acted the
mar, Of n traitor NV going 10 Hartwell. a
nwver and received instructions from
him to strongly advise me to abandon
tho idea This was the cause of the
Jal,v in the blue-room When tbe
Minister arrived / told them everything
snrnrised when the Cabinet Informed
~ ~, 1;d moi tbink il advisable for
no M tal,a such - stan. that there was
Janoar ~ an un.;sino etc
II tnld them I shnnld not have under
,alran If If they had not encouraged me.
They lad me t0 the edge of the precipice
and nov we're leaving me To take the
Iaar ,lor. IL l. huniliatino said I
.Wbv not Give tba neonle the Constitu.
t,or and I viii hear the hrunt of the
tInra@i
..pato.-,,, s,id no b.d NOT road tbe
r,n.tit,,ti,, 4 tnid lin, ha nod If in
lis ,,ssassi,r a Whole month The
Ministers Iaft Parker to trv and dis.
snade me- From, nv nnrnosa and in tha
neantine tbay ysnf re- tba Cavern.
ment Rnldiny 10 inform Thurston and
ms marty Of the stand I TOOK OF
course they We're instructed NOT tC
Weld
,,,,,.,.r,,, ma,
bE""ED HER 10 WATT
The Ministers returned and | asked
them to read the Constitution over.
tnen aShe" tilei'l what was iiiJuiloua II
the document Peterson SAID tiat some
pm oina1 ~ , IdI h5 VIZ h"I eN coni5