Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14

Nothing was aald for several minutes,
when I asked her whether she was will
Ing 10 give me the names or four OF her
most trusted friends, as / might. within
n day or two consider II my duty TO hold
n consultation with them IN her presence.
she assented. and gave me these names:
]. O. Carter, John Richardson. Joseph
Nawaihi and Il. G.. Mcfarlane.
I then inquired whether she had any
fears OF her safety at her present resi-
dcnce, "WashinGton Square"
She replied that she dld have some
fears: that while she had trugty friends
that guarded her ho,sc every night they
were armed only WITH clubs. and that men
shabby dressed had been often seen
prowling about the adjoining premises-a
school-house yari.
THE PRESIDENTS PROTECTION.
informed her that / was authorized
by the President 20 offer her protection
either on one OF our warshipB or at the
legation, and desired her TO accept the
offcr. She declined, saying ths, she be-
llove1 &c was best for her. nj present 10
remain at her owa residence. 1 then
said 20 her that OF any moment, night or
day. this offer was open 10 acceptance.
The Interview tbcreupon. after some per-
sonal remarks. was brought 20 q close.
upon reelection, l concluded not 20
hold any consultation at present with the
Queens friends. rs they have no official
position, and furthermore. because 7 fear
cd that A. known % 90 many, her decla-
rations might become public. 10 her
great dctriment. II not danger. and 70
the interruption OF the plans OF our gov
eminent.
-. o. Carter IS brother OF II. A.
=. Carter, the former Hawaiian Minister
20 the United states, and IS conceded 20
1t.
and intelligence. He Is about o. years
old. lie has had no public experience.
Af7cFarlartr like Carter. is Of white
parcntaco. is an unmarried man, about
g. years Old. end is engaged I'm the COM
mission business. lie has had no public
experience.
"John Richardson IS n young man OF
about 90 years Of age. lie IS a cousin OF
Samuel Parker the half-casto. who was
n member of the Queens Cabinet at the
time NJ tho last revolution. lie IS q
resident OF Maui being designated IN the
Directory Nf 1883 as 'attorncy-at-law,
stock raiser. and proprietor Bismarck
livery-stable. Richardson IL n half
caste Joseph Nawaihi IS n full-blooded
native practices law, as he told me, In
tho native courts. and has e moderate
English education. lie has SERVED twenty
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very Nttle knowledge OF the structure
and philosophy Of the government which
he so long represented. He IS 81 years
ola and s. president OF the native Ha-
waiian political club. Upon being asked
20 name three Of the most prominent
native leaders. he gave the names Of
John T.. bush and r.. W. wilcox,
molosLy adding. 4 am n leader
"1ohn T.. Bush IS q man Of considerable
ability. but his reputation IS very bad.
T. w. Wilcox IS the notorious half-breed
who engineered the revolution OF 1854.
or all these men. Carter ana McFarlane
are tho only two 70 whom ministerial
bureaus could Doe safely entrusted.
THE CONSTITUTION OF 81.
TN conversation with Sam Parker and
also with Joseph Nawaihi il was plainly
evident that the Queens implied condcm-
nation az the Constitution OF 1851 was
fully endorsed by thom.
"Trom thes, and other facts which have
been Developed. ] feel satisfied that there
Will be n concerted movement in the
event Of restore lion for the overthrow or
that Constitution. which would mean the
overthrow of constitutional and limited
government. and the absolute dominion
Of the Queen.
The law referred to by the Queen IS
Charter VI. section Q, OF the Penal Code,
and as follows.
'Whos1eyer shall commit the crime OF
treason shall suffer the punishment Of
death. and an bis property shall be con-
nscatsi % the government
There are under this law no degrees
- treason. Plotting alone carries with
10 the death sentence.
81 need hardly add. IN conclusion, that
the tension Of feeling &C. 50 great that
tle r~ruut'st action i9 necessary TO pre-
vent disastrous consequences.
IL send a. cipher telegram. asking that
Mr. Tl0nrs report be Withheld for the
present. and ] send with IT a telegram not
in cipher:
"'NicWs OF first party so extreme as
20 require further Instructions
81 am. etc. ALBERT ). WILLIS"
THE DEMAND OK DOLE.
The remainder Of the correspondence
relates 90 recent events in the history
Of the Hawaiian middle which have be
come public from time 20 time, but are
here st ont I'm chronological order, with
Nfr. WliHes observations upon IN ID. Th'Y
ncl1la the subsequent SIGNING by the
Queen OF her amnesty agreement the
presentation by WINS Of this ACRE ment
ID Dole. with demand upon tho Pro-
yieloual Government for the reinstate-
iN'II 'i liI' Nt.''"' '.'''
rejection ~ the demand win an i'', ',S1-
iuc history Of minor events ol l,e AI,,t-
v,HHe time. me Wh'ie 'oiciu-.7 WI, Mi..
"a copy Of The Itel l"9' ''.-.a Gnu w, ', ii..'
hy 90 amer, when sa",A III 'dA rum
cisco to-day. ,,..-.,s
l)ole's reply vas a'iV'i NY Il
personally - Wits nj inlIiieu' 81 IL
ceWher -d. ana WAS seh- ID IN '"-
cisco by the re'.nn'-culler IT, W.
captain "as c.l'iH'd 10 ".''" 40 w. w.
of what bad ttnsi.iiei 10 nct'u'y I'. az.
ntu WIZ dispatches mao i'd~''14 '''0
state Departments
pOLE'S REPLY.
Do''s reuIv is about 400 words IN
loncth and SIS q remarkably vigorous
document It's substance has been pub
lishl Following are extracts from il:
"NNhuc we accept the decision OF the
president OF the United states. declining
further to consider the arnrNation propo-
siuon as the final conclusion o. ;he pres
cnt administration. Ne DO no., feel m
cIinei 10 REGARD it as the last word OF the
American Government upon this subject .,..j
for thc history "i lhe Hi"''"i go,
OF th" two countries, on '''''' '''' Ct'r.e
ana lnHu,A'- j." i,i'.,'''i7 '' o., c.rsni,,,-
uan cN'.1tl"h NI,,n t ,f. ,,,,,.,,-i a.,
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