New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
''7'''' ann Albert 5. WILLIS.
dNCLOSURED

PROPOSED COURSE OF PROCEED RE
Immediately on receiving Information. officially
or otherwise. that Her Majesty the Queen, win
her Government. as Of the 18th day Of January lS8
Is to be restored to its former prestige as the
permanent Government Of the Hawaiian Islands
Her Majesty's Cabinet. Of the said date. Will
AT once call Cabinet meeting for the purpose
Of considering and preparing "A course or ACTON
to be pursued under the circumstances and adopting
such course as will be The best means rs OF r Sc
eminent and the security of NE ana property
generally to the residents Of the Kingdom. anu the
the Islands together with such other matters In
cident 10 the restoration as Her Majesty Cabin',
may deem necessary and advisable. 50 that the
laws OF the Kingdom may and can BE- constitution,
ally enforced. and all unnecessary bioodshch ana
loss Of life through possible fanatical opposition d.
These POSSIBLE events should be provided FOR by
the discussion OF matters Of such q complicated
nature and Of such far-reaching consequenc"s. In
a calm and sober way prior TO the event. None Int
the best results may be looked for. AMI II carefully
and calmly reasoned out the highest success should
be the result while II left to the last moment for
discussion and action hasty conclusions may bring
disappointment, failure and possibly even serious
After He. Majesty's Cabinet have decided upon
plan and course Of procedure. they shall inW'" To-
and trusty friends of the monarchy and nation. 20
act with advisers and assistants on AL matters
taking place during the restoration or lteT MHJ.sly
and her Government 70 the standing from wnicn
they were so untusty forced uni tn natural order
established. and Her Majestys Government be One
recognized
ment Of the Hawaiian people
These persons named as advisors and assistants
will meet with the Cabinet for the Purpose Of con,
sdering suggesting and ainending J! necessary; aI'
finally approving and adopting. tho plans lalI be
The previously mentioned objects After final action
by the united meeting the cabinet VIII proceed To-
tne hiS t nTadi he return Of Her Majcsiys
Cabinet after their meeting with Her Majesty. ON
their return they shall report me result Gi tn,T
prove OF it, Upon which haying ny vote
The hands Of the Executive. the meeting viii ad-
journ. subject to call by the cabinet th"N IN me
mean time to place themselves Individually in It's
hands for orders. or for counsel as the Executive
may require or direct
UNCONDITIONAL Surrender EXPECTED
The preceding propositions are made in the event
OF the United States Government. through rs OIL
Gals causing and compelling the Provisional Gov
eminent to surrender Internationally and proceed
ing 70 the restoration OF Her Majestys Govern
mont rs 1t was on the 18th day Of January. 1888,
possibly coupled with request or recommenda-
ton to mercy and leniency on behalf Of those VINO
took part as principals in the overthrow OF the
Queens Government on that date.
In the event OF such restoration taking place, IN
order that the details may be properly attended TO-
and that assurance may be given that law and
order will be maintained and that the constitutional
Government Of her Majesty Queen l-iliuokalani be
lowing important details must be carried out while
nj he
mendations Of leniency made by the United States
Government:
Uf il does not conflict with their instructions
from the home Government. the nited states
commander chief should be requested BY her
Majestys Government to bring ana Keep his forces
on shore in quarters TO be provided for them, til
her Majesty's Government has been fully reorgan-
a aa nnS a feS or Sg ana a if not in conflict With
his instructions from home, that ne be asked by her
hour Of surrender by the Provisional Government
and forces him and his forces be at 10 O'Clock
he of a
hey win deliver uP 70 him The PosfSssion Of n,
over to him all the and munitions Of war de-
livered up TO them on the 18th day OF January 1888
by her Majesty's Government, and all other since
obtained by them which have been in their pos
session since and surrender all their officers ano
men him as prisoners to be subsequently turne,,
over to her Majcsty's Government to be dealt viii
by court specially appointed for that purpose als(
turning over Of Government arms and munitions
Of war, prisoners. etc. by the United States Gov
eminent to her Majestys GovernmentJ
DETAILS FOR CONSIDERATION AND ADOPTION
I. proclamation by the Queens Government OF the
reassumption of the control Of the Government o
the Hawaiian Islands.
II. Appointment of commander-in-chief and staff
H. Proclamation OF martial law and the suspension
of the writ OF habeas corpus.
" Calling all loyal citizens and well-wishers
of the Government to register their names fol
service at ONCE: enrolment OF volunteers.
V Surrender OF all arms and ammunition In pri
waite hands. and the prohibition OF all sale ant
d@ect,on OF the communicated chief.
VI Taking possession Of all Goyern me build
forces and placing guards therein,
VII Proclamation prohibiting the departure o
vessels other vessels to the other Islands
Will disappointment OF all officials and the films
| OF vacancies . - ,,,., - .o
IN Arrest OF all persons iihpHcateu OF cohceihc'
I'm the late overthrow - ., ., .
authority Of the above paragraph and those handel
over bv the United States forces.
VI Receiyng of all arms ana all munitions o
~ and other Government property SURRENDERED
~ Irni,ed States forces by the Provisional Govern
" vii Disnatch vessels the other Islands to pro
| o,nt,, the Queens Government and make all neces
| sary changes and arrests. .. ..,.,... n.o.
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