The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-10
HONOLULU FELT BETTER.
,Ur SENSE or RELIEF AFTER WILLS
MAD Snowy mrs HAND.

.-.,orntious for Dersuce, However, Were
,ot ReIaxed-Co--ents % Royahst
S.v.p.per-A su-wsry OF Fre-idsrt
po,.,. Answer to WINES De-ssts-Ths
p,o,,.,o-.I Government Dis Not Use
RATED states Forces 20 Overthrow the
o,...-Th.y Have Submitted No Matter
Y.,.ti.a 20 the Rsvoiuuo- 90 Our Az
,.oritv and Deny Our RiGht 70 r-terfsrs
The Goverru,ent. Thersfore, peeiises TO
Consider the Propo.itio- Made BY Wills
e-.., Excitement IN the Days whs- 90
.u..E By Our M.r,aes Wa. Feared.
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VICTORIA. British Columbia. Jan. a.-Addl-
uaa.I Honolulu advices received By the
.,..ner Warrimoo, in referring to the mseting
:, uinister willis with the Provisional Gov
...m.nt say that President Dole summoned
.ho Advisory Council to meet the Executive at
SR NJ. on Dec. 10 -,-,,--
Tho nature OF Mr.. willis's communication
..m,ined unknown to the public. although
,hev had no doubt OF it's tenor. At o'clock
SANDERS OF the Council came strinElng down
Merchant street into Fort street and made
tnovn the fact Of the demand for the Queens
,..toration and that the general tenor OF tho
,.ply had been agreed upon. and that 1t was to
\. prepared with elaboration.
Many questions were asked and Few an
.rar.d. IL was very noticeable that no one
~. hard to ask whether the Government
.ouId refuse or not That went without say
,,o II was learned that no jntimation was
s,vsn whether the military or naval force
srould he employed to enforce the demands.
Tb. oeneral sense OF relief was manifest that
an. raw Minister had been forced out Of his
soncsalment and that the meaning OF his
.opivocal expressions for the past six weeks
Was now plain
,-,tar were stored In iron tanks In the Judlcla-
90 building for use in case OF siege and the
emitting OF water pipes. The Executive build
ing is supplied by an artesian well on the
premises
since his arrival from the United States
Minister Thurston has been busily comforting
With his Government. He said that he had
only one object in his visit home. and that was
10 INIT himself in com plete touch with his Gov
eminent. Both Thurston and Armstrong. as
we'll as Editor Castle. believe that Willis has
nsysr been authorized to employ force In re-
storinc the Queen. deriving their impressions
from that belief in Washington.
On the contrary. President Dole expresses .
.,ronr conviction that Minister Willis has
authority to employ tho naval forces for that
nurpose. The impression 10 derived from
Williss language and department, and tho
confident assertions OF the Royalists support
this belief His emphatic assertions to the
American League OF possessing executive
functions imply power to enforce his action
His declaration OF an intention to suppress
disorder by naval forces implied the same.
whether he had such authority or not, every
one understood him to imply that he would
compel submission to his demands. But whom
the request was made 1t was In courteous
terms without any implied threats.
The bulletin tRoyalisN OF the 18th said: The
takers are reminded that there can be only
one Cabinet at time under the Hawaiian Con-
rtution. and that the only Ministers who can
lawfully 60 in with the Queen are the four who
were forced out with her. In the event OF
restoration there will be an election due in two
months which will probably decide tho tenure
Of the Cabinet"
Tho Bulletin on the 10th said: Ths sup
portsrs OF ths Provisional Government had
better not be deceived by the vaporing OF the
Star. Grover Cleveland Is the head OF the
United States Government. and Is going to stay
there until March 4. 1907. He will have the
support OF the majority IN Congress for
his silver policy. and Is going to have IL for
his tariff policy. This Hawaiian question Is
going to be settled By him to the mutual ad-
vantage OF both the United States and Hawaii.
Alasge proportion OF the true American-born
residents Of these islands are on the Presi-
dents side In this matter"
On the 23d. after the news from Congress
had arrived. the Bulletin published the follow
Ing:
Their prodigious Growing over the latest
news from Washington does little credit to