Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11
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Reports by Various OnoIals Concern
Ing the Sandwich Islands,
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Lease aud The Pupulisls.--
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lttNtl % 0tNltkN9 btNFHahA " VS.
President, dated the 1sih Of Oc,obcb
concerniog Hawaiian uilsirs, has beou
SVEN cut for publication. In II he
t1kos tho ground that the marines
landed from the United States steamer
b ston Ut the timo Of the revolution
were not landed to protect American
iife and property, bu, TO aid In over
throwing the ezisting government
Their very presenor, he snyf, iml lies
coercivo measures agalnst IT, The
provisional government was otinb'
li,hvd by the action Of tho American
minister ana the pferruce Of the uools
landed by the BostOn,aud Us couunu
existence 10 due 10 ueiiei % tue hn-
vniiaus shat iu an UngIt To- overthrow
% they would tuc0uuter tue iotetB 81
the Unilvu Slatrs.
Secretary Gresham thinks the great
wrong accom- lishel should be- uhdoup
by restoring the legitimate gaVnih.
meni, N0thiug thUft q Ihat VIII
satisfy the demands Of Justiuc.
Department of state, Washington
Oot. Is, 1898 10 thr PltaideuG--Ih ne
sui and impartial reports submitted ~
Hon. james "a. Bl0uIt, your special
cDuimluiuurr 10 the Hawaiian ltlanhti
tt,abnsh tbu following sct'i Quten
liiiu1kglsui announced hct ipiuhHoh
ou SATURDAY, January II, 1893 " pre-
tisim new constitution, bus thu OPP
position 0f her ministers aud others
induced her TO Hgcoaiiy ohnngo hof
purpose aud make puUlic announce
mout Oi the TACT. AZ mUyu IN
NUURuItsIsa IL Nst ..UH al Nnnl
DAY, u0.callou contniituu Of public
raiUty, UUuHsiins OF thutcru men, To-
ing all or nearly all present, anu u
ulhj0uty Of whom, Including i've
Americans, were aliens, was appoint
cd, go consider tho biiultlou buu
devise ways uul means Tor the maiu-
truauce Of the IubliC peace aud TIE
protection Of HE anu property"
Ihis Committee met on tho 10Th or
the forenoon OF the 18Th, aud rcsOlyoi,
among other thiugs, that Provisional
government be created, 20 exist until
terms Ut union with thU UuitUd
States OF America have been negotiated
aud tgruci upon"
AZ mass meeting, composed largely
Of aliens, which assembled nt . y. m.
on the lss. day nameu, the queen ana
heg supporters were condemned anu
denounced hnd the committee WAs
continued aud all OF its acts approved.
Later ga the zane afternoon the cofu-
nitteo addressed letter 10 John l..
Stevens, American minister 10 HU.U.
lulu, stating that the livos anu prop
crty OF the people were Ia peril, anu
appealing 90 hun Hud the United
states forces vt his command .Or assist-
Auco. This communication concluded:
eve are unRtls ~ protect ourselves
without aid, aud therefore hops for the
protection OF the United states 'ofuus."
On receipt u thia letter, Nit. Stevens
requested Captain WIFE, tho COM
manuuT VI tue United States ship
Boston, 90 land force "i0r the pTOleC-
ton Of the United States legation, the
United States emulate aud 10 secure
the safety OF American liiu and prop
gtty.n We'll armed troops promptly
Landed aud marched through the quiet
streets In Honolulu with Two Hguiug
suns tDA public hnll, previously st-
curtd by Sir. Stovrne Tor their agclm-
mediation. This hall was Just across
the Hueot nom tho government build.
ing and IN plain view " the qu1un's
palzcr. The reason Tor thus lIcaling
the military VIII presently nppuat
The governor " tho islauu lmmedi.
aICly addressed 10 Mt. Stevens a COM
municAton protesting against the Hct
az hn unWnrfnnled invasion Of Hawa-
ilan soil, and reminding him thag the
pf0iof authorities hal never denied
permission 10 the naval forces Oi the
United Blat0a 10 land for drill OF euy
other rfOprT purpose.
About tho sams time tho queeEis
minister " foreign aiiEira SAINT q uuts
TO Sir. Sicveur, Eskiug why the TROOPS
ha1 been landed, And informing him
that the proper authorities were sblu
and willing u afford iuii protection 90
tho American legation and NIL Amsrl.
eau in,cuHM In Honolulu. Only eva.
rive replies were Hent 10 these com.
municAti0ns.
While there were no manifestations
Ui excitement or alarm In the city, anu
tho people w0ro ignorant NJ tho CON.
trmplRtod movement, tho committee
entered the government buildina, after
FIST ascoHHininK that itwas uuguurl.
ed, and Que Of their number, uitizol
VI the United states, read u progama,
ton declaring tro exihting govern
mnut Oy,glhrown aud = provisional
government established ia It's place,
$50 exist until Soc ieImi OF . union
with tho Un,loi states of America
have been negotiated upon" NJ uu.
divuCe was present when the pTocang.
ton wan read, buL duti1B tho reading
furly or my uru, some OF thom 10.
Inherently gfmad, uulorel tho room.
Inc executive and aivl8ory council,
mentioned In the PROCLAMATION, HI
once addressed communication 10
MI Slcvrns, Informing him that the
monarchy had heon HhrOsnted anu n
lloVisionHl government established.
rms communication concluded: "3uCh
pioVisional government has been pro.
cialmed, ~ now IN possession OF the
government departmental building
The archives anu the treasury, aud II
IN control Of tho city, We hereby
request that you viii, on behalf OF the
Uultsd States OF America, recognise
u ~ tue oNisting de fnoto government
OF the HAWAIIAN Islands, Gud AFFORD 10
II the moral support OF your govern.
mont aud, II necessary, the support Of
American troops to atsist In preserving
the public peace"
On receipt OF this letter Mr.. Stsvsns
Immediately recognized tho new gov.
eminent, aud IA note addressed u
saniufi B. Dole, It's preiidont In.
l,Tmei him tnat lie had uOne 20. Nj.
Dole replied;
Government Building,
Honolulu, Jan. ~, 1893.
To His EXCellrnuy, John l.. stevens,
Uuitrd States Minister resident;
Ril--l acknowledge receipt OF your
valuable communication Of this uay.