New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
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recommended that. pending the arrival OF the
Charleston. the Monterey be sent to Honolulu
No. = dated April 2s. is follows:
y few days since, while the Minister OF torS,s ss
absent II % Mns Ssner Resdsn
met president Dole in the and read TO him hin
from paper IN his hand apparenry Saele hy
mail steamer. instructions directing him to INFORM
the Provisional Government that II was the inten,
Island for the purpose of landing telegraph cable
from na psh oam staten :"
branch to the Hswaan pwo The
house to report to his government by cable Ine
effect OF this uT9n the TshsG SX
requesting the matter to be kept secret especially
from the French. ,.-.os ,,,,a ,xo,,ou
at cabne' meeting and the Minister of Eor t,|g
narS was ns,rnc,eG 20 wre 20 IT Should
formally and definitely lay the proposon IN cues
would ccasider It. ana thai in the mean time it
could not engage to Keep the matter secret from
it's relations and affiliations close and intimate.
copy q hs letter was read to me and has oeen
I am writing this report from my recollection from
sa asfS NeSe Island is u very small
islet about 90 miles to the north and west OF the
wheh asserts the oWner;hp of the range or small
AS fnr aa the navy LANDS s% this claim
never. to nv knowledge. been disputed. The char
acter of Major Warehouses; communication APP
peared to recognize the existence of this Hawaiian
lain without: entering into the question of its
validity.
No s. of May g. incloses newspaper clippings
gardng elections. and in No. 10. of May IA. the
Admiral notes the waning hope of the Royalsts for
an ultimate restoration of monarchy. but declares
that the japanese agent is pressing for 2 recogni-
ton of his peoH.e. holding that they should re-
ceive all the privileges granted to all other for
eigners and significantly closing: They OBJ
stinate and c,annish. and probably are somewha.
affected by interested political agtators. and they
have good dlplor attic and military backing. Mr..
FULL impresses me as a capable man. and the
Takachiho is the Department knows. sister
ship of the Naniwa.
No. 49, May g. incloses newspaper clippings ana
No H. dated May 80. contains additional informa-
tion in regard to Neckers Island. Robert Reed,
Minister of Public Defence in Victoria. Australia
had arrived his return from a trip 10 England
made partly in the interest OF a cable company to
connect British Columbia with New-Zea.and. In a
conference with the Executive Council Mr.. Reed
stated that the company would land the cable only
on English territory. The Admiral then descrlheS
the action Of the Hawaiian Provisional government
In formally assuming possession Of Seckers is.ani
by charterng small steamer and sending tae Mn
lister of the Interior on board Of her. mission
which was successfully ACCOMPLISHED. as rea.ed at
the time in United Press dispatches
No. Is. dated May 81. described the openinS OF
the Constitutional Convention. No 10 forwarded
COPY of the proposed Constitution. No. ls. dated
Dor. has been already published No. -. dated June
o. announces the adjournment Of the Constitutions
Convention and the good effect created by secretary
Greshams letter announcing the passage OF 'he
Senate resolution on Hawaii and expressing the
Presidents satisfaction herewith On TINS suoJee'
Admiral Walker says:
IN terms SO clear and unmistakabie, has strengt h,
viii undoubtedly assist in the solution Of certain
diffcuit questions which attend the anop''om orn,
Gen form of government The Royaiss
Tespondngly depressed and discourage II IS IN in
derstood that their leaders have held several IN
formal conferences upon the situation. put mr. u,
nctnns nv 70 the use of force In my oPn
ion the peace is not in danger OF being olS'u'oe'
present.
arrival or the japanese training Cong-Go ana the
recall of the Takachiho. No. r. OF June ~ declares
that while various rumors are In circulation OF 'he
intended rising of Royalsts he looks upon theh a.
without founda ton. the Provisional GovernVent ne
ing master of the situation ana uhuouo'>us WIZ
much the alert.
No o. dated July ?. incloses final copy 81 the
Constitution and No. &C. July &. IL an EXTENDED
description OF the proclamation OF the republic on
Julv 4 No q of July r. describes the continued
peaceful situation Commenting upon The ne" 'oD-
stitution Admiral Walker regards the questions OF
citizenship and suffrage having been sKl!'uhS
managed. AS indicated in previous Dispatch any
general exclusion OF Asiatics, as such might nave
caused trouble
tuition. BY making distinction OF race ana ma
tionalty ard placing property and other quallhca-
tons upon naturalization provided safeguard
against the electoral power being overrun ana con-
troed by voters of alien birth All Apprehension
of trouble with the japanese had subsidized, ana her
warships had departed. presumably Tor 'orea' III
conclusion. the Admiral writes:
permanent form Of government has been
quietly and peacefully nauguTatea' an Sdsa nnyaSn
has been adopted, and the oihcers o. tna' bo'e,m
ment have assumed their duties undeI IN. pr pr
visions of that organic law The Provs,ohs IN
Hawaiian political history which treats. Of The
e,osed There are no new phases to anticipate
there events to VA! Tor NTH the hHpe
revo,on By physcai force and Of such an attemp,
there is in y my opinion no probability Whatever.
sntcpate SPEEDY recognGn Of the rspgSe y
mestlc sentiment, and the ultma,ee conversion OF
the R9yas party into If 9rrenSsr her
claims to ths throne for pension nar matters from w sr
and security could have been expected than the
pTnder these circumstances. do not consider the
constant presence of an American rag officer a.
should still be kept here and care should be taken
that the c9isrrst1on the pepsrtmen has confidence
bit the critical period during which IT was al I'M
portant that American naval influence snonld ,o Pe
paramount has been passed, and Honolulu m,igh ,
now be safely regarded os having reyeftea 70 , ms
or,snt because OF It's American Interests and s
a,ions
No. 80 July 81; No. 81 July &c, and Ne. 49, August
4 briefly refer to the continuance OF perfect order
ard auiet No. 81. dated August IL ana written al
sea on the return San Francisco. Is probably one
OF the most remarkable official documents In con-
rection with the Hawaiian controversy that has so
far been made public The Admiral says mat upon
Tho rsce,nt Of elegraphic orders proceed TO Mare
rs,,nd which reached him on August g he gave
orders TO coal the ship and fixed the Sh as the DAY
of sailing The commanding officer Of the Champion
had announced the receipt of orders to tax
deep-sea soundings in the neighDorhood OF hawai-
10 determine the feasibility of a cable route ana
had fixed the 9th as the day Of his departure inns
work was TO occupy the Champion nearly three