The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-10

rlor intellleenes. II gives the royalst posi-
y: a p SsT. to The s asssgS to
attack OF to resist, BY advice We remain ras.
ave. The restoration Of the Queen BY United
WSies doss not ts Within the ssops Of Con- SG
gress control The correction Of Executive
""Mfnister stevens having dethFoned the
Queen. President Cleveland reinstates her
Congress cannot interfere. The Provisional
! Govornment was created By Stevens, and with
The force used viii not be war upon a really
Ss e S be bo. Ss e. Esye
been the one under, which Willis was gfsGar.
peculia5 EXPRESSION to the American League
about his having come here to exercise exec
utive functions seems to ind explanation in
Tie royslist speaker went on to say that
able when in possession OF the facts. The
| roynllsts would like to have the monarchy re-
wSeS would ' preSent ntnre reyoStonS In
| return they would grant to the United States
sneval station and other advantagesl -
The ArAwA arrived at noon on Dec. ~. nine
| days from Victoria, b. C. The larger part OF
the Presidents n,essaEs, on Hawsli was re-
papers. IL contained the very important fact
that the President left the whole subject en-
the last shane 81 sp sp ' II Hononia q
forcible or any other restoration OF mon
In the same paragraph was the very ,surpris-
Ing revelation to most persons IN Honolulu
that ~ the ,. con IN spGESn
instructions was no other than the ex-Queen's
absolute refusal to accede to President Cleve-
Few had adopted this solution Of the con-
tingency" conundrum, and none was SO greatly
To the American party II was a welcome bit Of
news 1t was already known that the Corwin
hut was suddenly delayed to take President
Dole's, answer on the 24th. IL was learned
that the sx9neen had stu669rnly rstuisI
tho anchor was hove short J. Q. Carter m AIDE
that PTesld emit Dole would never have received
bis coveted opportunity to give to Willis an
In an interview on the osth Hawaiian Minis
ter Irwin OF Toxic INSERTS positively that
control in Hawaii. He has lived in Japan
twenty years, has a Japanese wife. and has
long been Intimate with several leading Japan.
As to the intimations by Sir Edwin Arnold
that Japan coveted Hawaii he derldes Arnold
BY the Oceanic and Australian news came OF
eminent The chief sensation was produced
by the public instructions to Willis. which
Honolulu from the 18th to the 22d. when fight
ing with the ne nav Srees OF the United states s
in fact. no power to use those forces.
| Many Americans expressed great indigna-
tion and contempt for him. 1t should be con.
sidered that to have disclosed his lack OF
power wou d have made 1t impossible to make
his demand Of the Government with any show
OF dignity. His position has certainly been a
| 4 gentleman OF the highest character and
| lifelong intimacy with the natives said on the
The royalist natives are losing their grin.
| II makes them the more bitter. The majority
OF natives care little for the monarchy and
| have been systematically stuffed with lies that
the whites meant to drive them all to the
| the first occasion OF a fight to shoot them down
| like dogs Most Of the better class will well
A brief correspondence took place between
! President Dole and Minister Willie after the
| sailing OF the Ccrwin. Dole called Willis's at
In the community caused 10y his apparently
| menaeing attitude. and asked u he could not
give him some assurance which would relieve
Mr. Willis replied evasively that the inquiry
did not seem to be specifc. Dole answered
| ceiyed that day transmitting to Congress the
decision OF the whole business. relieved the
public mind and bad v o6yiated the peed q
irritation about Dole's questioning.
From one OF the highest sources 1t 10 learned
that the feeling OF the Government is that
Willlss course has been cruel in virtually hold
Ing over the city the threat OF landing tho
sssms to- imply tRat Wits nsree had orde2s S
! use these forces. he seems to have had private
instructions to use the menace as u blum. for
in Ignorance OF his Intentions. while from time
to t me causing PREPARATIONS for landing to be
made.
The warrimoo lay ut Honolulu on Dec. 81
and Jan l. Beyond the sight OF a few Provi-
sional Government, soldiers paradinG the
country was in the midst Of q political crisis
upon the outcome OF which rests its future.