The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23

pro,ection oi their interests and had no
deSire for STRIFE Snd bloodshed. they be
-an TO inesse in political way 10 effect
. a compromise between the people and
the Queen and they induced her TO make
the Proclamation Of her intentions TO
poStpone the completion oi her revolu-
iionary purposes, which was circulated
in Honolulu on Monday morning. These
men, whose conduct can no: be chsr4c-
. teriEei As anything less than perfdious,
7 hssienei 70 give TO the President OF the
United States false Snd misleading
statements Of the facts leading up TO.
attending. and succeeding this Teyolu-
ton. To do this they mSde deceptive and
misleading statements TO Mr.. Blount. Up
on them mus; rest the odium Of having
encouraged the Queen in her revolu-
tionGry intentions: oi having then Shan-
doned her in s moment OF apparent dan
ger: Of having thrown themselves upon
The mercy Of the people, and then Of
making Sn attempt. through falSehcoi
ani misrepresentation. 20 regain power
in the Government Of Hawaii. which the
people Won i naturally, forever deny to
them.
\ question has been made - 10 ire
right o; the President Of the United
States 10 despatch Mr.. Blount 20 Hawaii
SIS his personal representative for the
purpose q seeking the further informS-
l;on which The President believed WAS
necessary in order 10 arrive = Just con-
clusion regarding the stale Of affairs in
Hawaii. Many presidents could De
quoted 10 show that slch power has been
- - 1h-.as-.1-.,
OCCASIONS without dissent on ihs part of
Congress o. the people u The United
states The employment al such agencies
: Necessary part cl the pro.er exercise
Of the diplomatic power which Is lntruS-
ted by the Constitution with the Presj-
dent Without such authority our
foreign relations would be so embarrassed
with difficulties that ], would be impos-
Sib.e 70 conduct them with safety or
success. These precedents also show
thst the Senate oi the United States.
Though in session. need 10: be consulted
as - the appointment q such agents. or
IS tothe instructions which the President
msy give them.
An authority VS. lntrGStsd 10 Mr..
Bloznt 10 reno, the American fisg from
the Government building II Hawaii. and
% G.>clsim openly and practically the
p-oIsc.crzte which hzI been announced
n taxI country by Minister >tevels, and
also 20 remove the troops iron Honolulu
% the steamer Boston. Ihis particular
Ca,ssz-ioa o. authority - M B.o1nt was
pSrSmo1l: over the Su;hority OF Mr.
Stevens. who wSs continued IS minister
resident Of the United States 81 Hone
lcIu. sni j. -zisei the question whether
the Government o. the United states can
ministers. each q whom shall eNerciSe
= psTz:e sni special poSers
There seems - ba no reason Ehy the
Gove-1ms snE q the Cnii-d States can not,
IN co2icc,iag iss diplomatic intercourse
with o:25r countries, exerc.>e powers Is
o,ozi Scd general, O. IS limited and
peculiar, - special, s any other govern
uelt. Other governments have been
for many years, and even c-nt1rieS, in
iae habit u intrlsilng special and PSF
t5cllz- missions 10 one man representing
them :. foreign co1Ft, &nd . several
n-l II combination when th2- s. iound
20 oe desirable IN fzc;, there has been
10 limit placed upon the Use Of : power
Of this kind, excsp. tie discretion c: the
soya--iEo o. ruler 0. the country The
committee fail 70 see thsi there Is auy
irrs-ulS-lty II s-cl : course IS that. OF
ilSi the power gwen 20 Mi. Slocnt 10
withdraw the troops from HonO,1lu Or 10
ioEsr the Gag q the United States Sss 70
z1y extent either dangerous q interrup-
ing % z1y other lawful authority existing
there II any Diplomatic o. naval officer.
There DSy % : question - 70 the uGrtie-
ulSr Eor5i1E Q; The order which Mr.
Blo--t gave - Admiral Secret for the
lowering q the 6zE zni the withdrawal
O. TIE troops bl- tls- : hypercrlticism. {
bacS-ss the S-dS-s-.is. tzc. YES that NJ
Blo-l. execc.@i The command Q: the
President n c0Du1licz-1E 10 Admiral
Ske-re:+ s-eh o-isr. s. the or3eE o. the
P-as-csli q The United SAFES Mr
B,oc1.'s zClho-i;y hsd been made knosn
% Admiral Skerett his distractions
had been exhibited % Admiral Skarreit:
s16 they bo.a understood thS. Ehs. Mr.
B1ocn; EGs then doing hs6 received the [
sz-1;ioa q TIE President q tbe United
S.S.5s b=to-e NJ. Blocnt had entered
1901 lbe 5lsch2rce q his ministerial /
tc-ciio-s. and TIA: his se: zo1ld reoeiye
TIE unqualified Approval u the Presi-
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addressed % Admiral Skzrr7.- seems 20
be matter q 10 ssCOcs c11SsC 1=nee-
he coa1rol Eisea - w Irisi over the
military ops-z-1oos II Mer1s9. EEsn Ezr
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11ich Ezs GolS5e5 % Nr. BIo1ut. The
sezrs; orders gwen 20 -he c3Eusnters
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