The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-30

tho ships marines had tents Of their own foI
shore az once wrote note and sent L H By
messenger to secures large hall that was sup,
SOsod b tG be s,oiIs The s in ShsTao
bad not, known Of the existence Of the
r@yallst; ne returned me souTteOps ~. AZ:
ceased 10 DO the agent inI9Fmlns me who bad
note note and third EFFORT Of the en- messenger whieh
proved successful So much time had been
sailors were obliged to stand weary hours In
the streets before they were able to GO to heir
lodged. at the legation and consulate but for
| want OF room. whore as many as possible were
and squares from the palace and Governmcnt
building ,t2r the occupation OF Ation liall ~
Safety and supporters OF the Provisional Gov
| eminent had NO more responsibility than Sec
one Of tho chief objects in view by myself
and Capt Mlltse in landing the marines and
tSe city tsat ncsn nf re asG mish be- ea set
| by irresponsible parties for the sake Of plum,
der This 1ess Tas auSpe e by the fact that
| The request maue OF me by Capt Wiltse and
his officials when they came ashore was hall
them 10 act, effectively 4 tampit and ipcsndi:
nrism should come. so that they you'd know
obtain the hall and secure the necessary maps
occupied my time until late in the evening.
legation. others being obtained by applica-
tion at different private houses.
A cory Of the call OF tho Committee Of Safety.
which Blount insinuates that wished to con.
ceal from h i'm. had been promptly forwarded
printed pamphlet Of the state department
documents. ordered published by the Senate.
bSs WITH him S%Sen he csme to the
Islands. Perhaps II. is unnecessary to copy
hero ., the ic5i!oTfing from Blount to Gresham.
n my despatch to the department Of April 20 I,sidt
M riG ma rss9SSd
now to sSy so eSP1cn nstnp
ion satisfies me that was not justified in It's use
Special commi:.ionsr Of P the GIFTED st.,o,
So long as he supposed Neumann wished TO
make u trade with the United States or with
sh Of All for csS sssh SSn
regarded NeumHnna knave, AZ soon as this
l!iount for iiluokalanl's restoration, to the
throne. at once Blount immediately learned
low So much for conclusive evidence that
Spreckels. Neumann. and Blount were then.
linked in the conspiracy to damage the action
Of Harrison's ADMINISTRATION and OF the senate
annexation. To the same object Blount devot-
ed much Of his report to disapprove and re- |
IF
izing our Com mis- sioners at Honolulu to nego- |
tate treaty Of annexation on lines similar to |
committee Of February last. ,
This TIT OF Blount. Sprcckels, and Nemmann
Harrison. nni other leading American states |
men must amnse the American public ae much |
American colony In Hawaii are exciting just
public indignation.,
and 4. =. Peterson and Charles L Hcpkins
AID the letter OF W. u. Cornwell conflict with
Wori Trh ho s ct o i S St mstp
rnptonist. with some amiahle qualities. who
Sdsd n in brbSinE the wf1EsayG MEMBER
PASS the Lottery bill. and he demanded and
received as COMPENSATION for his, infamous
man who allied in the distributiOn Of the lot,
and held the Queens authority TO constitute a
lottery Cabinet and to aid the Queen to pro-
As to Samuel Parker. whosc testimony is
used 10 discredit my action. would gladly cay
s T9sy of Rnsys SsS
natured. iree-hearted. Ignorant, fond Of luxu-
Tiant iiyip1G n0tETIous SPHndthrit he has
father and uncle. Iii word and his note are OF
littlo value among the bankers and business
pot CT snd I" be the Ss MGE Minister st. psg
which service he, is without capacity. he has
fayors OF the recent Immoral occupant OF the
palace. He was a ready tool in tho hands of
|
cy which precipitated the fall Of the mon
Archy. II seems Impossible that Blount
Of the four fallen Ministers. whose words he
cites.
OF the DR.. G, Tronssenu who figures CON
washing, the notorious Wilson and Iiliuoka-
lant and abusively rejecting on my official
action. need only say that he is an adveutur-
GUS Frenchman with whose printed record in
Paris and moral career in Honolun will not
10 remark that what is herein said OF Samuel
iarHer ~ most respects applies TO Cummins.
sh ather he has wasted i in exr na CANT
living and shameful expenditures. For years
~ has had two Evss at the
ard unites in testimony with Cummins. for
seward is kind OF house clerk and steward Of
.ummtns. occupying tho same homo in which. |
I IL well known In Honolulu. there Is a great
ieal of unla tul freedom OF life
ignores that the division between the Queens
is not the ordinary division OF par
ecent years it Is II division between bad men
md good men. between mon OF moral charac-
opposts haq 6s end ds ,hSse
5 as broad as between the notorious Boss
Tweed. and his, supporters and the best citi- ,,
al and'cOrrupt King.
Regarding Gov ,CleGhorn,, whose protest
4 tho Boston. little need be sald. Under the
nonarchy prior to the adoption Of the Consti. :
ONE importance. The Office was abolished by
hat Constitution. Tho Legislature OF 1870
estorsd the office as an honorary title. giving I
tito power or duty ClrGhorn is n hrother-in-
aw 10 the fallen Liliuokalani, and Is the renut-
q iather OF the so-calied Princess now residing c
a England, whose half sister Is married to the :
,nglish Minister'S son. Cleghorn is COM
letely under tho influence and follows the q
dvice Of English Minister Wodehouse. His q
rotest came To- me alter the landing OF the /
oston's marines.
Hopkins belonged 70 the same gang as Corn J
ell and Peterson. CoTnwell had been one ot {
ne Intimate palace associates OF kalakaua r
his bestial. lecheTous life and shameful
Ha is OF VIGOROUSLY immoral Il
anlts lie has been a cheat on the race course, d
stting against his own horses. He was one s
the most active In aiding Peterson and Col
urn TO brihs the Legislature in forcing out
10 Jones' Wilcox Ministry. whom all tho re- q
lonslole men OF the islands wished to con- q
nue., lie had been repeatedly voted out Of the =
Ilhlstry. alter very brief stay, by large ma 0
,rltlesi all the honest members voting against Il
I'M. PrioT % Cornwell's two explosions y
eumann had been voted out on Aug. 20 1892 =
} vote OF 81 TO 10. ReRpponted by the l.
uesn on Sept; II. he was voted out on oct. z =
J 81 to 10. lie was q close confederate with 4
eteTson and Cornwell. He was known Of tho !,
ontract LABOR ring who was bleeding the 4
anters. Win good reasons he was believed | il
be the author u the Queens revolutionary y
sSpotlc new Constitution. Losing caste in n
ailtOrnla as a political cOrruptiOnist he had | =