The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-11

ineligible to reelection except after the lapef
make him a shist magistrate, rather than !
wlrepuller; There are many other matters q
NSS S vsh T nGs .nS g.
lunctions.. It Is a magnificent opportunity We
them with dellberation."
:, II i proper % say That many 2, the pub;
Presldent Dole are the result. either 81
s sna S'0s tn: prs.den s sssn t sr' feel q
species Of brain fae.. which. while Il did
hOt dim hi; intslleStnp nrSees.e %sdIs
his double capacity OF President and Minister
Been f .epsrps lie s two ose.
yl pass ard NTH n6d 4 will go salary for ths =,
sisn Atreifs e likeiy TO Be ,eI:yics. resident
and now has the largest practice in the Islands.
eraI William Nevins Armstrong, who. accom-. .
panied Kalakaua around the world and figured
largely in Hawaiian politics up to 1882. ls like
II Is said that Samuel NJ Damon would I'll
II to advantage. but his services as Minister
are looked upon as Indispensable. Prob
ably the present Cabinet will hold Office
great political contests OF the party will. there
Tore, he fought upon the Vice Presidency and
the composition OF the Senate and House OF
For the Wee Presidency there may be hall. a
dozen aspirsnts. among whom VIM II. Cattle.
Atherton. and Walter q. smith have been in
cluded by those who make horoscopes.
tho na 81 n' ysry the seG new n'F rSSeR
Commissioners. with credentials addressed
to rhs 2Tg IN Paris H bad Scsn nntnS
and he started hitler as soon as possible after
official y informe ed the French Govern N ent that
q least this & the sSF' ".
the United States without finding out that ths
Ambassador had been mislniorped a. to the
now now awaiting new ses Of crsdentals c'A 10 -
DER storm u cpticism from the Press directed
against BE policy In regard to the observance
onH n eouqteous note
Dole asked him to explain It
He replied with "a z vague reference to the
dropped. Similar replies to similar interroga-
tions we're made by the, other diplomats.
her friends and supporters have never let an
topport r, pass to make use OF the assertion
ior 10. apS
II on this particular statement that some
sht r nov WgSns to be Nv
Al
TO Secretary Gresham. recording the CONVEX
sation between him and the lately. deposed
monarch. Minister Willis spoke Us follows to
-, :" then made known to her the President.s,
slRseTs regret that through ,s TIE ansuthorised
been Obliged to, surrender her soyereiRnty.",
And further along in the same interview the
Saestion By the American Ministerp:' ''" :"
These people 1.-THE Provisional lesdersl were
ss IF sS b and aSy Rs
they are here. They must be sent out of the
country. or punished. and their property con-
In a private interview held with I.iluokaIani
by J. o; Carter. one o. her chief advisors and
abe had reached with regard to amnesty.
You surely cannot wish to punish these
people. as Stevens was mainly to blame" She
Stevens wasn't hero in 'S7, when these
same people forced my brother to accept new
She seemed to attach very little Importance
to what Stevens had done and declared again
and again that IL she pardoned the Provis-
ion9l leaders they would start another revolt
SAN FRiScIsco. Cal, Feb. 1o-Ths schooner
Aloha arrived last night from Honolulu. bring;
HosoGr iHSpJ JAM 3a.-pates to Jan. 10 were
dent Cievolapd's message OF the 18th was re-
seiysd. together with his latest instructions to
The Supporters o, the Provisional Govern.
ment understand by the attitude OF Congress
that all endeavors at Washington to restore
the Hawaiian monarchy have definitely como
to an end. Among them. accordingly . feel
ing OF confidence and satisfac tion prevails.
The koyalists are very silent Their papers
view yesterday with the Government Minis
ters nade IL clear that no movem emit toward
constitutional organization OF the Government
Is at all likely to be taken up at present.
Any such action will be postpon ed until more
OF Congress and the Administration toward
granting Hawaii some form OF political union.