Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-10
MIN bI tlthkkrn. From All Quarters. WILLIS MIGHT USE FORGE Such is the Belief of Many
 at Honolulu. # VtS TIES ScHAEfFER's RECORD. He Made a Big Run and
 Defeated SIosson. WILL IFS! GOVERNOR mITcgEll. Duval Club Arranges for
 Another Fight.
WILL IEsy GOVERNOR MITcDEll.
FREEDOM AND JUSTICE AT BAY.

FREEDOM AND JUSTICE AT BAY. All Concession and All Compromise in tho Direction of the Return Of Monarchy at Hawaii Will Be Re. fused-Presldent Dole Expresses . Belief That Willis Has Authority to Employ Naval Forces to Restore tho Queen.
 VICTORIA, B. O., Jan. 9.-Additional Honolulu advices ~1eoe.vei per sta,mer Warrimoo in Ie!erring to the meeting of Minister Willis with tho provlsionsl gov ernment gay that President Dole summoned the advisory council to meet the executive at o'clock ca December 19. The nature of MT. Willie communication remained unknown to the public, although they had no doubt of its tenor. At o'clock mem- bers of the committee came into Fort street and made known the fact of the de- mand for the queens restoration and that the general tenor of the reply had been agreed upon. No one was heard to ask whether the government would refuse or not. That went without saying. It was learned that no intimation was given whether the military or naval force would be employed to enforce tho demands. The general sense of relief was manifest that the new minister had been forced out of his concealment.
 On the 21st, 1000 gallons of water were stored in iron tanks in the judiciary build. ing for use in case of . siege and the cut ting of water pipes. Tho executive build ing is supplied by an arsesisn well on the premises.
 Since his arrival from the United States Ar. Thnrston has been busily comforting with his government. He stated that his object in his visit home was to put himself in complete touch with his government. Thurston and Armstrong, as we'll ss Editor Castle believe Willie has never been gu. thorized to employ force in restoring the queen. President Dole expresses strong conviction that Willis has authority to employ the naval forces. The impression is derived from Willis' language and de- pertinent, and the confident assertions of the royslists support this belief. His em- phatic assertions to the American League of possessing executive functions imply power to enforce his action. His declars- tion of an Intention to suppress disorder by naval force implied the same.
 Whether he had such authority or not everyone understood him to imply that he would compel submission to his demands But when the request was made 1t was in courteous terms without any implied threats.
 The Bulletin (royalist on December 19, said: "Grover Cleveland is the head of the United States government and is going to stay there until March 4, 1897. This Ha- waiian question is going to be settled by him to the mutual advantage of both the United States and Hawaii. A large pro- portion of the true American born residents of these islands are on the presidents side in this matter"
 On the 23d, after the news from congress had arrived, thS Bulletin said:
 eve have not the least fear but that congress. when the facts are made fully clear to it, will support the executive in his determined measure of redress of the wrongs committee against the Hawaiian nation"
 The Advertiser said on the 18th: "There Is only one course before us and in that there is no sssenting voice in our ranks. We mean absolutely to refuse all conces- sion and all compromise in the direction of the return of monarchy in any form or guise in this country Freedom and jus tice arc now at bay in Honolulu. Stern and grim men of Honolulu now have their record to make, and it will be the record of patriots, true, determined, self, sacrific. ing, the same faithful sons of liberty as our fathers before us.