Huntsville gazette., 1894-01-20
J 'HAWAIT'S REPLY.
..;dant Cleveland Sends Presi-
dent Dole's Response
u, DeH,and of Minister Willis, To-
H., with Other Hawaiian COrre-
svndence, to Congress-Wh-
liz. Latest Instructions.

,v,suryGroy, Jan. 1.-THE presi-
,.n+ cent in the Hawaiian correspond
ao to congress just rs soon as the
'' .a met at IL o'clock yesterday
rn;nc As the steamer Mariposa,
n1erinc the latest telegraphic in
D-,o,;ons to Minister Willis, advising
Iatba mirht now consider his ''spe-
.:.,;rstructions 4, fully complied with, "
"a that further action must be die
.a.sd BY congress, sailed from San
r,,rcsco at a, m. yesterday, there
a.. M danger of those instructions
...cbing Mr.. Willis first through the
.or.naners. which is said to have been
,bo rhief motive for postponing the
,ns.ssge until yesterday, notwith-
sanding that this postponement de-
,rrpd the senate, which adjourned
Tridar till Monday, of the opportunity
ofrceiving the message at the same
dme as the house.
The most important features of the
0rTeSD0Hleu Ndoi ot SOnioes MI
EHlis strong dispatch No. 3, of No
.snber Is, 1898, which the president
b,i previously withheld from publica-
tn Next 20 that in interest was Mr.,
Gss caNstic reply to Mr.. Willis de-
mi for surrender, which, however,
bi previously been anticipated to
weextent in United Press dispatches,
Between these two terminal points
N the correspondence, Mr. Willis
raphic history of current events, and
his documents upon the character of
the queens advisers and the kind of
government She desired to maintain,
fre-estantshed. form & running thread
ofabsorhing interest.
No 3-Mr Willis to Mr.. Gresham.
LEGATION or THE UNITED STATES.
HoNoLULU Nov. 16 1893 {
siR-In the forenoon Of Monday the 18th
Inst By predlTdngcment. the queen. accom-
fsDied lv the royal chamberlatn Mr.. Robert
| son called at the legation, No one was pres
piat the half hour interview which followed
TchImberlain having been taken to another
ron and ConsuiGeneral Mills, who had in
Tsiher 70 come remaining in the front of
Wmgse to prevent Interruption.
sI a formal greeting. the queen was in
trsthat the president of the United States
hnP0rta1t communications to make to her
ushs Yas asked whether she was willing to
Fste jtm alcne and in confidence, assuring
hhkhiS was for her own interest and
Af ~ answered in the Affirmative.
hg! !nade known to her the president S sin
uneg'tt that, through the unauthorized in
htenli0n Of the United States she had been
@lged 10 surrender her sovereignty, and his
t1nihGt, With her consent and cooperation.
!a wrong done to her and to her people might
erelfessei Io this she bowed her acknowl-
@7sne1tS then said to her: THE presi-
e1l expects and believes that when you are
Hll'iated you will show forgiveness ana
Iaga7Glmty that you will wish to be the queen
q 'ha people. both native and foreign born
al lou Will make haste to secure their love
alloydlly and to establish peace, friendship
nd GOOD government.
ms she made no reply until after waiting
moment | continued. The president not
@$ lenders yoI his sympathy but wishes
ltlp you Before making fully known to
H4aS purposes desire to know whether you
u Wiling TO answer certain questions which
As MI duty o ask"
Unanswered. Il am willing"
linen assured her. Should YOU be restored
Wi ios throne would YOU grant full amnesty as
sSn5 ana property 10 all those persons who
. ..s leen or who are now in the provisional
s,''lhment or who have been instrumental in
-ssWertnrow oI YOUR government"
& I15 leStt3ted moment, and then slowly and
Su9 answered. There are certain laws of
2tV'-flment which | shall abide by NY
~ SONS must he as the law dictates. that
sn IN persons shall be beheaded and their prop
~ SoalScaiel 10 the government.
,tA HfA Sald repeating very distinctly her
saDa Il is your feeling that these people
G4i "uU tuelr property conns-
Ne replied: tits"
M sIsl saln 70 her: DO You fully understand
Es'auins OF every word which | have said
ro M alu m OF every word which you have said
qi,o- SaV il So do you still have the same
I'M \. ,i[SE ilSTer was: Il have understood and
M, al. AZ. nave said, hut might leave.the de-
WI " ms to my minister's"
srriaral -,r l. ltphe1. suppose it was neces-
ufm.ri",nnc rl,nc decision before you appointed
trar1t listers ana that you were asked to issue
,r1, ,'9' to oo1lamation of general amnesty would
4 ~, aus SNered; Il have no legal right to
5onssi MAN., aha | would not do it, Pausing
W. t5o She continued: These people
N. constitution OF 1857 There viii
sst te ye amy any peace while they are here. They
aIblirS S,la a..od odt ol the country and punished
lhs,"t property conliscated =
t,iorVIu' / nave no further communica-
sG bS5r tly 10 you now, and will have none
aaablr III M from my government which will
Erbt1 NJ Ihrce or four weeks
.Sksl Fs' "ah o. s%lu ior several minutes, when
thames \" telher she was willing to give me
tlnig5s y, rtiy iour Of her most trusted friends,
SfmAola 's'iiia n 4- d uay or two, consider it my
n~ace consultation with them in her
"a fsr,oe9u eug GsSeuted. and gave these names.
lGa.S; y Nacsarane p-- -'N ""Ni
Rser \. 5.IIea E whether she had any fears of
SCare ~ present residence, Washing
TRTA
ssleS m. ,u't Wnlle she had some trrsfv
n vs-s 90 a.. guarded her house every nigbt
Aaaa.y dras-ol WIN clubs only and that men
:, lae adto;r,nr n"" peen often seen prowling
"A arre5 r5y-H.4s y5..4s premises-a schoolhouse
rr-elled NJ ~ informed her that | was
,9a e,bsr' sne president to offer her pro
Sslao5 SI ,s oA one OF our war shinS or a, ,ho
- She oacI.'Ie Ieu her 10 accept the offer at
\ iol her a, 49,, saying she believed ii was
- tbsn s,E!IlV EIlVNent TO remain at her resi-
- O CAV thjl l'l we 20 ner that at any moment.
t2 % her ona.N9 VIZ oler Of our government vas
q aiisrs seeeptance The interview thers @as
>rshl loa cIoll oa9 personal remarks was
-iat.oa AZ A. concluded not to hold any
So aS th4y present with the Queens
sS,-ssnOra ~ bIeFe nave no official position and
81 her because feared If Iy1oI,-r, aiu, ~
III sreat 5ia,allons might become nnhlic
ia,ers1,, w wv lrinent if not dancer Ind ~
n, vi ihe plans of our govern.
5a. N the iarm5erl i1T5 Is "a q brother or Mr. H. A.P.
So states lseF aeE Hawaiian minister to the
s' .alGactera a-G III. l. conceded 10 be man ef
!. Il aooGts ;555'esrlty e and Intelligence.
III, eo public Years old He has
s,..e. like M experience. Mr. Mac
5a od 4 spd an unmarried : man, N a6nns Wn,1e
ss,es'sN John p , ENGAGED in the Commission
e. years Ife ;e i- rason is young man of
s d1e caste who Il CO... cousin of Samuel Par
y 81 c4lilst al t6s %ao was member of the
s tia Resident ~ T'lits 3ie OF the last revolu-
n. -'at a5s 4 IN as ''attornev A. law law
As.ss AcEardseoi1S seiSaFietor ,- Bismarck livery