The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-04-12

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". HHHHT Hut 'H.IU, HI flg lHIr.I
States. H- Ha0HVei Dob Ifs ~HU
Inrer- bob -Tau.. contrast With lIg
absolute HI-fru-' obi Hut hostility tHoAtrt
a. Hi tH. Provisional Government
.Ils lraN-uUa Government f1-IH.
Ie lIu mgrUE OFT Dos aIuN a ulrH '-
Hl.r- Md spies Hl whom uUns ar. iIH-
NHWu.. NeN Ieu Americans. Hul
large proportion have negu imported
into ils country SINCE tHp revolution
occurred
The proof of the weakncss Of the
Provisional Government may be found
Iu lIe biu which tlrf introduced into
their committee a frar aau. lhis hil
provides that n thg Attorney General.
who introduced the bilI or marshal. Or
amy sheriff on deputy sheriff shall sus
poet ans one Of euterlaiUiuE lawless in-
teutiour toWarl- the Government or
towards public CO.. private property. that
man shall be- arrested and taken before
circuit judge who shall NOT admit
uiui t0 bail without the consent 81 the
Attorney General. This official D. thus
made supreme BOO THE matter That BE- .
the present attitude 0f Che good Gov .
eminent which Wa- guaranteed "a lia-
Nauaus by men who kidnapped the
nation. and offered DO Ou thr part % th'
Hawaiian people o. tle United State
"N0 one can understand tbp perfect
reign Of terror that exists az Honolulu
The army, which has been heralded af
being s0 loyal and devoted o. the Pro.
yisional Government. Dr. composed
largely Of Ger4ans aud broken down
Portuguese who came a. thi- country
after the revolution. attracted boy the
salary offered. which iz $40 per mouth
and board for each soldier. al ia.
waiiaus have left IT, because thel
would not promise - fire On American
soldiers in case they were landed. IL b.
T "a Doe pure and simple that the natives.
or even o small proportion Of them, ar.
iu favor Of either annexation or the
present Government
u DO not believe the Provisional
Government Dr. preparing tO establish o
permanent republic. That would ne
7 csssitaie giving the people voice in
the direction Of public afiair- aud thei
do not want that
/ Ell tbe citizens Of the United States
/ could only realize tbe horrible state OF
affairs iu Honolulu they would quickly
/ perceive hOw their sympalhies have
/ been imposed upon
The Fan FraHcisry BuHefia rays: T..
/ 81. Dayic-. the British guardian VI Mis-
Kaiulaui Of Hawaii b iu Washington
with biz mouth open. he wants ~
know what the United States propose
ty DO about Hawaii. and incidentally ~
put boo - few WDrds for ihe monarchy
and against the Provisional Government.
! u some responsible person would
whisper boz Nr. Dayies' ear that 90 one
knows what the Government b. going 30
.INl aN a. Il
Davies business anyway, be might take
the hint and clO-e bic mouth for repair.
sroEy ABOUT LmiUoKALAsL
NV Yong, March Inflammation
that LiliuOkalaHi, eX-iluren Of Hawaii,
now layyrs annexation 10 the United
States under the condition that she
shall receive from this Government 40
annuity VI sos, 900 has been in the pOs-
session vi the state Department for sey-
eral days.
I Minister Wills, To- confidential letters
~ Secretary Gresham, has fully advised
the Administration that a turn IN the
affairs Oi Hawaii has induced the cx-
queen ~ look ~ the United statc- Tor
immediate and substantial assistance Of
a pecIuary nature.
This information, like much more Of
the same highly interesting nature, has
been closely guarded by the officials Of
the State Department.
! This information IL not official, ~ q
strict sense Il has become known,
/ however, that the eK Queen wishes IN
the premises have been seriously con
/ sidcred by President Cleveland and Sec
/ Rotary Gresham, and that the mission Of
/ Admiral Walker % Honolulu H. in rela-
/ ton 10 questions which have grown out
/ u LiliuOkalanfg expressed desires IN
| this matter
/ The object 81 the ex-Queen II appar-
cui. She hag become convinced that her
/ chief hOpcs lie with the United Statca.
I she has finally abandoned the idea that
/ this Administration will take further
step ~ secure her restoration. That
/ she has confidently relied upon Eng
| land ~ further her ambition there il no
| doubt, but whatever that cOuntry's
motive may be, IL has, 20 far, not taken
| any active steps 10 put the Queen IN
| power again, Or otherwise 70 further her
ambition.
ADMIRAL WALKERS FLEET.
/ NV YORK, March 23.--The Heraid's
{ Washington correspondent telegraphs
| that when ReaT.Admiral Walker takes
/ charge Of the Pacific station his i'm
mediate command will be narrowed
/ down ~ one vessel. Orders have been
Issued directing Commander Thomas
! Nelson Of the Adams, now at Honolulu,
| 10 leave that station Immediately upon
I he receipt Of orders and proceed 10
Puget Sound. Then he will take on
cOal and other supplies and make pre-
/ parati9ps 10 join the Behring sea feet
when II starts north on May lst 10 pro.
| tect the seals.
Rear Admiral Walker will therefore
have only the Philadelphia IN the i'm.
mediate vicinity Of Hawaii Tbip fact.
/. together With the foul condition Of the
! PhilndeIpbih'B bottom, which will make
/ her return 10 the United States impera.
/ tive at an early date. has caused a re-
! ylyaI Of the talk Of the New York being
sent 10 Honolulu. This vessel h tx.
| pected 10 stop at Bahia on her way
/ from Rio, and a cable dispatch NAV be-
sent 10 her upon her arrival az that
! port, directing her 10 20 around the
Horn and report 10 Rear Admiral
Walker, who, by the time Of her ar
rival, VIII be- IN command Of the Pacific
| station.
Rear-Admiral Irwin, when relieved by
| Rear-Admiral Walker, will not return 10
| the United States by the Adams, but
viii take passage on the mail steamer ~
| San Francisco. Upon his arrival there
hc will report Immediately 10 the de-
! partmeut. Before that time, however.
be will have been placed on the retired
list.
rng "uAEs" SCORES GRoyER.
L0sDos, March 26.-COmmening this
morning upon the approaching depart
IRE ~ Honolulu Oi Admiral Walker Of
IL. a. Il
station the Times says:
"Tbis seems 10 mark prccipifate de.
scent from the pinnacle Of virtue on
which President Cleveland took his
stand a short time ago. IL is easy to
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