New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14

advantage or inc toniItlDu OF 10 HeIHinu
eminent, together with the discomfort of the native
of the rights secured under it,
In addition the facts, was fully apprised by
here Of many lawless and dsordery characters.
3 sc adYeSia Of the EXCITEMENT VA" and gne5 d
rangemcnt Of affairs To indulge In raplne and mob
active responsible representatives Of the Provis-
ional Government and certain men wao were not
taken 70 dictate its policy The danger from this
last source. | found upon arriving here. much
in my dispatch No. ., OF November TO-
HIGH CHARACTER OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERN
MENT
The President and the Ministers of the Provis-
ional Government and a large percentage Of those
who support them men of high character and
Of large material interests In the Islands. These
men have been inclined to a conservative course
toward the Hawaiians. They had placed in the
police and fire departments and also I'm many other
more important Offices native Hawaiians-thus en-
deavoring to conciliatc the friendship and support
of the 1000 natives Of the country The irrespon-
slblc element referred to were pressing for chanGe
of this wise and patriotic policy ana insisting that
they should be invested with all power, thus in
tenslfying and aggrayatng the racial feelings, al
ready too extreme Many Of these men were oIcn
In their threats AGAINST the III, VI ,n9, I,
They have even gone 80 FAR III the puDilc p!Ints
and elsewhere To- threaten the representatives
Should listen To- the Presidcnt's policy Of peaceful
settlement If 1t involved the restoration OF Inc
Resides this danger. which would have been pre-
ciptatcd by any premature announcement OF me
policy OF our Government. there was another danger
deserving serious attention. The native Ha"alan7'
under the advice Of their best native leaders sup
plcmented by that Of many symlathiZng FOREIGN
crs have maintained the policy Of peace during me
settlement Of this question Will nGWearii In vy
abiding people the evidence Of the most thoughttul
rosc, II, Minister Of Finance called attention TO
the fact that under proper leadership they might
collect quite an effective and aggressive t9IloWins
Hence his opinion. given to Mr. ilount Will" there
and TO me since that n strong i"t', Sn,"'' -" L.
trouble might result from Il sudden attack on their
part ,
known devotion to the cause Of royalty or chief
In defence of their supposed rights or IN the re-
hey -corarme thc opinion, expressed by
Reneai.,lIv srcc | reached these islands have
been 9dys by ,n,- o s ycTy ou to furr
restrain them They were looking with confidence
,b.ir ,ri"vancsr and fhis has exercised q whole
some influence upon their conduct Any sudden an.
uuon he ignity and the lfc of the queen might. in
their Judgment prscalr hg m @r sery 6cb g0 was
known I'm pari. although not fully. To tn Iroyis-
ional Government. IN" policy Of silence to Which
ACTON VA unl, ,,", Ma, inherent course
v,oIII bave pr,,c,l di-ls,rous 80 one estimate
+" what N,'n, tn, Observation-Disclosures Of marked or
vessels h3s prev & % ,ssars you mat have
"tn"r Nvl,hS'i .n, ,,,,l,, vim tho ,lcws and
instructions q the rrt@n In r' Sni 10 1 Two
49, ,i,,. r',u. hera ver,. nor. when came Dur
ing tn month - s Agsns St g., ,bc Proysdna
government land anl drll his for.e5 wh. 81, Esr
I., stated In nv dl-plich 80. OF December 3.
the Provisional Government addressed M, noe
r.vokins ms i,''',, m',i "c,nI4c.i ln 10 such
,,,,.,r has since hoon exercised 50 punct.liious
has been the doctrine. Of non-neryenil9n. thAt
'ficrnoon iurlnr reception II some q The ll.'.es
- The NAVY ADMIRAL lrwin's attention having
been called - IN. fact that IL had excited t1""
shonl be- mo- repetition q mis- incident Tn I1p-
au,s. aul English Legations haf" n'ru EN'i -. ~
inarin,s from ther respective vessels n .' an
be- ., foo,
~ official commHHcl ii9n mas hr,n % r. ,,ro
sn,otfyr Of the naval forces ~ the Tinted state.
',hr,i... ,.'ly Would have doue consult with
The Admiral AMI high officers M coinuoIi -! .Hl
re., vhIse cl,ar ana intelligent iudsm"nt WoNll
h,v. hon o, great advantage 10 IA. in the frequent
AMI delicate questions that have arisen
H. word n"tn ~ hf,r''{ ~, NOR i ina, our Gov
crnm,nt props 10 intcriers by i9 ,,s n me
9.i - ~, var haV. for this reason bccu
limited g. two or three social occasions. Ihcrr mas
n 'hrcfor" as HE foundation t ,E 'i ta,nr@rar
secrecy observed. as We have sen. as safeguard
ararsi sudden outbreak AMI mon 'lpi"'', -
rnl.r the cir.pns ani fg i 10y S'n[
imp'tahNr in. .'i'n' u, ~ ,r .r",t,s,
gravity AMI Importance Wha' tt answer wi. n,
u, ~ Know. '-. ,riistio,, r'i+ st,t'l hat m,
l'.if "i''' '''.'' ..tl f.r
PROVISIONAL P't'TN"'nl "'"l ,t h.,,
under NS immediate "Nlr'l ,t-fr ~
20 D., etc. NJ ''N' o. " ''''''''
TIL, i>rt.f.,lrv WITH PRESIDENT DOLE.
I'M '''-'''''''
Enclosed in tbs dispatch is Mr. poe's note OF
- t, o.. .t,,.. Nv willis II IL ,,ls true that
H ',t. .l. l,,i,,t y..fb 81
%" Wa lh '"i'il"" ''"' WIZ '''" -. v,ii
ll... r.u, aironti.,. an Interview AS already pub
ub ''' '''
~ account of tf.. ,.l.lr,f.l Interview II Minis
tar \V.u.. .l,h Precedent Dole ou c.nher j. is
49,, a., t,t,I .,it- .,fI,lIy "a. already published
-
III T. NJ. M, f,r her duty q, ndvls. YOU SIR
81, IN, ''' .t .,r -, 't.,,l ,,1v,rrrf,nf and
."' \, ,. ~ .. i,,.a..,,,'s discrimination oi
, ,"' .I, ,,h..t ,,ur trtinn and that of IA,
Queen drNulVtI az pu him. AMI that You are 'Ni''t'
a1thoriip
Provisional Gpvcrnm.ui. with a deep aud solemn