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

and their property connscated" then said a 81
have no runner n nn,I hear from my
Government, which VIII probably be 'hIee o' loUi
Nothing was said for several minutes when
asked her whether she was willing 70 give me lHI
Night within day or two consider 1t my duty TO
hold consultation with them in her presence. Sne
John Richardson, Joseph Nawahi and II. {. Mac
Farlane -
then inquired whether she had any fears OF nor
safety at her present residence. "Washinstoh
SQUARE" She replied that she did have some fears
that while she had trusty friends that guard'H nor
house every night. they are armed only win ci""S'
and that men shabblly dressed had been often Seh
prowng about the adjoining premses-a schooi-
house with large yard. I Informed her that was
authorized by the President to offer her pulccun
either on one Of warships or At the LSgatl2n.
clined saying she believed 1t was best for her at
present TO remain at her own resiHenct. ,l," go 90
of our Government was open to her acccIt91iio''
The interview thereupon, after some p''7"h"' -
marks brought TO "A cIos"
CHARACTER or THE QUEENS SUPPORTERS
rpon reflection. | concluded not to hold any con-
sultation AT present with the Queens friends as
they have no official position and Furthermore
because I feared If known to so many her d''iira-
ions might become public 70 her great de'rlm'h''
II not danger. and to the interruption q the plans
of our Government. Mr.. j. O. Carter Is brother
Of Mr. H. A. F. Carter. the former Hawaiian MIN
lister to the United States and is conceded to be
Of high character. integrity ana intehsThce
ne Is about iy- W NarFarane Ike Mr carter
Is of white parenage Is an unmarried man, anp ,
G tWsr $50 lain Ricbardson is young man
Of about thirty-fve years or age ne u COUSIN
Der Of the Queens Cabinet AT the time Of The last
| revolution. lie is resident OF Maui. being arsg-
stock raiser and proprietor Bismarck Livery Siap'
| Richardson is a half-caste. Joseph Nawahl Is a
rhe hae H hss served twenty-five years in
Ieeisature but displays very little knowlcdse Of
the structure and philosophy OF ne Go'Crnil,n
which o h s $40 9n sreslen Of the native
| Political Club. Upon being asked 10 name three ~
Sag 'o Of John e. Bush r. ". Wilcox ana mod
! estly added. II leader. Join >. bu-h - ~
yerv bad f. w Wilcox is the notorious han breed
who engineered the revolution Of lHl OF AL ih's'
w,om the Ministerial Bureaus could be safely
intrused In c3nyersau2n WIN "a Sa blay ry il
that the Queens implied condemnation Of the con-
From tbese and other facts which have been de.
| veloped / feel satisfied that there w DE- concerto
throw of that constitution. which would mean ;he
overthrow OF the constitutional ana Limited govern
The law referred to by the Queen +. Chapter ..
Section g. of the Penal Code as follows; "Mhoevsr
Du1sne' ~, % he Government Therc are under
this law. no degrees Of treason. Plotting alone
| carries with it the death sentence.
need hardly add in conclusion that the tension
| Of feeling is so great that the promptest action is
| necessary to prevent disastrous conscquGmces
| send a cipher telegram asking that Mr Rlouni's
report be withheld for the present and send with
telegram not in cipher as r follow; =, roo,
iur'her hS'f"o''o"' ALBERT S WILLIS.
Under date Of November 49, 1893 Mr. Wills trans
mts an explanation and apology Of Charles Creieh-
| ION for putting Mr. Bount's name cane pre-
| scented to Claus Spreckels
| The next dispatch from Mr. Wills is as follows:
Legation Of the United States
| Honolulu. Dec. >. 1895.
To the Hon. W: O.. Gresham. Secretary of State.
Sir: On November q the British warshp Cham
pon arrived. Captain Roeke commanding. IT, has
| der handed him which will detan him until the
hss are eTser SsnM Ran 1 MSs
| commanding. arrived She will also remain here
ON, on Friday November "a, your letter appeared
| in the Honolulu papers and created great sensa-
streets discussing the news but although the excite
ment SO intense, an glad to report that there
meeting mss nS was called for the following night Of all
was held. the annexation papers stating that here
were 1900 present and the royalist papers putting
t We're "u Mr. Hatch yice-Presden of the PToy,
sional government; T. s. spauding a large sugar
Pansr ,S %sc Mr. W. castle Sssts ago member Of The
ADVISORY Council; the Hon. A. r. Judd, Chief Justice
i s the the Editor Of The Hawaiian star which holds
| verv advanced views upon annexation and other
| political questions. Il incose an account OF the
| Ing quietly dispersed at, $50 and there was no
disorder dis OF any kind.
| PROTESTS AGAINST THE Use OF FORCE
| On Yesterday a protest against the use Of force
- ,he Tinted States against their persons or prop
| or,v was presented to me by several gentlemen
| who. like the other LAG sgners. stl claim aIegi-
| oa "a our Government One Of the gentlemen
| ,ho secretary Of the American League; claims to
| rrnnresent 10 members of that body lncIose u
irp "a cony OF the protest. Ii may become neces-
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