The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-20

position IN front OF the ,DullalpR 80 tnat ~ OF
ican marines would have been compeled TO IRE
on their own countrymen aud their own Tag.
press has been paying considerable attention
TO the fact that mem bers Of the royalist party
fn IN e. sSSS q dsrS Rd%
tration toward Hawaii In advance OF its publ,
cation in the United states; ~ is contendsd
and the fact that Harry Colburn, cousin OF
In the ex-Queen'a Cabinet. has made appllca-
tion to Consul Mills for place In ~ Office,
bssn an 9pdststan ling between the adhefents
Of royalty and the American Consul
Since departure 81 the Corwin, CARRYING Minis
ment and President Dole's reply. several COM
munlcstiops have passed between the GOVERN
ment and Minister Willis. The nature OF these
docum 9 nts the Covernm mt refuses to disclose.
hut their nurport has been ascertaned;
Within the last three dsys ths troyi sisl a
yisional Government by his threat TO land the
the throne. Willis replied. declaring This un-
just and asking for specifcations. MS re-
t sr. in Whch minute details "S Of tho ' Charge
OF menace are given. The document goes
on 70 say that the Minister'S action
feeling, paralyzed business. and led to inse-
eurity and great m entail strain throughput the
Wins has up not to GH shs Sts Rss Is
q hidden purpose in the Provisional Govern.
%SPs sssTn Nifty. and 3Sr. SGnsY S SGn
doubt Sp' as to { whose authority hs was act;
TO tho United States Senate as part q the
Provisional Governments case. and viii ma
tS,sy is W tSee
way into print at east not before they lave
been laid before the Foreign Affairs Commit;
tee OF the Senate. Their publication would
cause big sen sation in the United States. as
they would place Minister Willis in a still
worse light before the people OF both coun-
Minister Willis is extremely unpopular here.
and this unporulntity has been aggravated by
his insults to newspaper men who have called
upon him courteously for Information bearing
upon the situation. Ever since he gave out an
to disavow Il he has had great horror OF
Newspaper men.
Of what might have hsppened had the Amefi:
can troops landed according to the wishes Of
our great and good friend" has Just leaked
out few days ago a sailor OF tho Ihiadel-
phia was asked whether the crew OF that ship
had made preparations to land. IL called upon
by Minister Willis to do 81,
He said yes, but the understanding was that
N called upon to shoot at the Government
forces they were to fire over their heads. The
Hawaiian troops were to do the snme, and
then the United States marines were to run.
The sailor expressed himself as confident that
G. w: Ashford q leading attorney and royal
tst sails on the Monowat. 1t is reported that
w to Hra sye ee
The belief is general that Parker AMI Peter:
son. who left BY the last steamer, ore bound
on q similar errand. and events that have hap
pened since the departure OF that vessel prove
that ShSsFs5apd s so vst
con in the Queens interest
A prominent business man in Hon olulu told
your correspondent to-day that spreckelss in
fuence and money and Theodore Dayies's
British gold would be used to influence Con-
Rress to sustain Cleveland's policy toward the
dore Davies who is the guardian OF tho Princess
furnished the necessary cash to de
fray the expenses OF these emissaries to WASH
ington-
Bvn- Caaei P,,..
It Is privately learned that new Consttu-
zion 10 all ready to be promulgated at the
proper time Its form is like those OF the
Houses Of the iegis lature; For voters for the
ity to read and write the English language,
which will exclude many Of the Japanese. In
this House the native and half white vote will
will be required in voters CONSIDER
able educational and property qualification,
sufficient to secure predominance OF intelli-
gent white citizens who will also control the
choice OF Executive. Certain special powers
BE ssns WhsS
able them when well agreed To- prevent the OBJ
struction OF necessary Legislation by the lower
Under this Constitution the native element
will possess all the share In legislation which
tive aaI power owe ' viii practicaly Be Transferred
M s VA 10. A H;SssS n: oo1!
tuition until after learning from Minister
Thurston that there Is no present prospect OF
There Is no doubt whatever but
that such a Constitution Will be heartily mp
ths s Gt who
will gladly forego. II necessary. some
for years faced SO much danger together, To
make the right of suffrage unlimited would be
fop 10 ConstitItion ia Hawaii has ever BEEN
submitted to vote OF the people. hut simply
!. Ess to be- ioo%ed a The
l II an Interview h; with Kalulanls guardian. t.
SH GoSsTntne3t he " SAID could S mot not
81 the mob snsWsra6ly only to ' pd nTe
lar elsmor; His desire Was for pefao,eabls
whlch suitable RrhitTators should have adj
Iusted a new Constitution, reducing the royal
POWER like that Of Victoria; But he was made
list~n to no proposition OF that kind.
Th" coming 9TH o. iIIh,nHary i, 81, the first an
N anarrhy. and the Provlsionai Govern.
n ut has ordered that the day bs OBJ
.rrrr'd as holiday Planters ppG9sed
be generally observed by the friends OF the
stC~a- will We closed, The military chartered
in thr iUdic iary building are preparing II for
ILLUMINATION oy Japanese lanterns aud other
fevrrs.
The planters have asked the Government
Tor psrrrission t" introduce limited number
81 Chinese lahorsrs: The Council voted yes
terdAy 10 Er'Int their request. The rea-
sons given b. the planters are that fur
Their shipments from japan are likely
10 be pOstpousd until certain questions
are settled between the two Govern ments, and
hat the Japanese alone on large estates are
likely to become eNactinR and Guarrelsome
During this year and 1885 about q. 900 labor
contracts will expire and their places need to
Du hlled.
During the last week the available cash bal
.nce In the Treasury has increased from S227.-
39l.54 TO S27SS7AlS This increase was
nAinly due 10 receipts Of taxes OF s3B. OOO;
rom the sales OF bonds S5OOO-the first bonds
Iold since the Corwtn week OF terror.
Walter q. Smith OF the star continues to he
Earnestly pushed by tho Annexation Club to
1ll the next vacancy in the Advisory Council
His opponents have secured a vote OF the d.
TeetOrs OF the STAR Company disappearing Of
he candidacy a likely to Interfere with his
editorial usefulness
The Annexation Club Is q representative
body. supporting the Government and its