New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
United states ITO enforce the execution OF the
Presidents policy.

| United States ITO enforce the execution vi "e
Presidents policy
TIE DISPATCHES CARRIED BY TIE coE"i"
Touching the statement in paragraph % that
your Government was refused permission 10 io'"
ward Hawaiian Government dispatches by the
disuatch-boat CoTwla, it Is only necessary TO re-
/ ,,i,d ,or ,bot the naval officers Of the United
states ard The public generally were denied such
privilege and that no lnernce o. ui,r'H tgoover
Ing should therefore have Deeh uraWh hVieo.r.,
At the time Your letter was written, you were
OF the fact that for the aceomm0data9n cd
over half week. .---o,, 90 ~ ro-,,--,,h o. Of
the Rrjtsh Minister and Japanese nsuCiencral.
for permission to land troops, they we're am N
mob violence This permission Is still outstanding,
and is not now and was not tnei. IN my Jug. ~
r,ont proper evidence OF hostile purpose on the
part Of our Government. - , =. - ,,o l.,
In reply to - ana as' h 10 o stat u,
upon the authority OF letter now IN my possession
from II" domac asfn b o. OPP " Of Is WAS
confined t% Prominent American supporters of the
% Mr. F "au says in his
Many Of my neighbors were nervous and OK
! cited being afraid OF some sudden acts OK lawess
PEOPLE ara nre II niP@d z rcsence being in
somewhat distant part OF the cltyl ny , Jo,Sa. i
was always at their service as goou iriehu anu
Ny answer to paragraph 2 Is set forth In my
| communications with the Queen were tully ana,
trust. satisfactorily explained to your oov"rntileh,
Decenber' 49, admitting he views OF the President
upon The Hawaiian question, reSprTt,u ;on S's ~
10 the use - force and that. even had there p'el
10 prior information TO You upon me Snoleri; there
stated in the opening words OF ths address itself;
the beginning. absolutely free from resentment and
entirely consistent with the long established friend
| ship and treaty ties which have so closely bound
| together our respective governments. a.
Your paragraph 90 states upon the 2Sd OF De-
| I'm the negative. Up to the time OF sending you
my communication Of December 81. no further com,
no assurance had been received that force not
10 be- used nor wha; your further instructions were
| concerning this Government
DOLE KNEW THERE WOULD BE DELAY.
| Let mo call your attention to the fact that at
| the time your answer delivered notified you
| that | would forward IL 70 Washington. and that
| nothing would be done by mo until further In
structcl To this your reply vas That VIII be
| very satisfactory 10 our people
The Corw,n which. as hrrcnbeforr stated. had
! hcrA DELAYED for the purpose OF receFn4 your
T rh nrx, s az a. & Sundng nT,cp
| could b" sent to you. bat on the following day,
| coipt OF your answer t. President C,evcanI's de-
cison. Notifying you that II had been sent - Wash
| lngion. Tnls communication was delivered at the
Executive building before p III. Of date Of above
named. December IS. On the fo'lowins day, De.
of which this correspondence has arisen
| our paragraph t2N) states: During your neary
faui., have defined the customary social courtc:es
| usually extended - those occupying your Official
position. on tie Specified ground tat Il was not
| deemed best. un!er existing circumstances. 10 ac-
| cep; such civi,es."
Ia r'py. perm mo 70 say that the course O; con-
| duct referred to was prompted BY the frienI.iest
iny,iye had no Official slgnih,'nce was adopted not
! toward me FroN'S3nhi Gov rnin"nt a.on' ana was
intended - l'Ivc all persons af;er tn disclosure Of
! r.s-'l 81" icermln" r. thcins".v : tie relations
! thy d,s.r"I - ho.I . mo ana to my iamiy: The
or e T"g c" r. 6V 6 h. 5r
crnnont Band. on The night Of our arrival. which
rnu-. without unr ec"..sary comment, have con
| s'Ier'I and endangered - explain hose portions
i..a 80 'h- 'purposc t. force" and the respon
s.hr,les arising thercfrom
| Nhir duly respecting the doctrine Of non-n-
mont Win Your domestic aftars | shall ~,o;c. -
! know That anything have done or st! 1'w o.
- r~,ru cvenis in Your history ami nio''yes and
| - intentions ns - which there NAV be- as you
r'a'e mutual alrrcten,on.'
| terms which YOU havr been pleased - express and
whch arc cordiallN r'cprocr~t ana ir'isi.nS IN
| aiius'rn'nt - al ponlins Guertlors. hry" the
| honor WITH renewed assurances ~ high consldnrs-
ALERT s WILLIS
T-on Dispatch from Mr.. Wills to Secretary
| Gresham, dated February .. 1894. 1t appears
! that some ~ the persons named In Marshal VIII
| sons list ~ queen = advisers disaYow that honor
| Mr.. wills writes:
S. In my dispatch No. 49, o. n~c'r"'r =. tsp
@n nlI,W NV VIII D9d2n'l r.f,TscN T.,
made ly hlrn 90 4 H., of special and supplementary
| advisers wi IN he hal selected. and among whom
| = many q 81" most prow'n.rt and n
| rrcntlai c't!zrrs. IL was not claimed by Mr. VII
] SON. as Tar ~ nm Informed. that the selection by
| him with tho know,elge or consent Of those
s,ntl incn. some of whom in the tally press and
others IN person. have stated. Among
| these the Hon Richard +. lIlckerton First As
social" Justice ~ The supreme Court. the Hon. W.
| Austin Whiting First IUig" Circuit Court. and the
| Hon = \. Schnrf'r. who explicitly d!Tavow any
knowledge 81 th' slil PSF. AMI state that the use
| ~ ;hclr names entirely unauthorized and I'M
| w1rraLt-d. Tho Same dsavowal * made bv the
| Hon \. q " Robertson the Hon "hul Nawmlnn
| M"ssrs. James II Boyd Henry Smith. Thomas H.
| Lucas ". " Cunningham and others. 1t Is
doubtful wh' Their OF those whose names are on
theso lists were Informed Il the fact. Very r.
| spcctfuliy. ALBERT : WILLIS.
| In a letter 10 Secretary Gresham dated Janu-
| airy ~. Mr.. Wills acknowledges receipt Of dis
| patch ~ January y. 1924. and says:
| Permit me 10 express my thanks for your
words II approval. | WILL directed. cndeavOr
| t. keep the Department fully Informed Of the
| course of events and will until further notice.
| consider that my special instructions have been
| fully complied with. the Hawaiian question being
as you now inform me. submitted 10 the Con-
| gress."
| The rest % the correspondence Is made up Of
| newspaper clippings.