Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-01-18

This / understand to be the American doc.
tr1ne conspicuously announced from time 10
time by the authorities Of your government.
In conclusion. President Dole says: II am
instructed 70 INFORM you. Mr.. Minister. that the
provisional government OF the Hawaiian H.
lands respectfully and unhesita tingly declines
70 entertain the proposition Of the president Of
the United States, that itSshould surrender itS
authority to the ex-Queen. !
Regarding the right of the United States TO
interfere, Mr.. Dole says:
1.-THE treaties between the two countries con-
fer no right OF interference Upon what, then,
Mr.. Minister, does the president Of the United
States base bis right Of interference -
Latest Instructions to Willis.
The last instructions to Minister Willis are
dated January IL ind are as follows:
TO Willis, Minister to Honolulu: Yours
Nos. II to 10 inclusive show that you have
rightly comprehended the scope of your in.
structions and have as far as was In your power
discharged the onerous task conhded In
you The president sincerely regrets t
the provisional government refuses to acquiesce
In the conclusion which his sense Of right and
duty and due regard for our national honor
constrained him to reach and submit as q
measure of justice to tho people of the
Hawaiian islands and their deposed sovereign
While it is true that the provisional govern
ment was created to exist only until the islands
were annexed to the United States; that the
queen finally but reluctantly surrendered to an
armed force of this government Illegally
Quartered In Honolulu, and repre-
sentatives OF the provisional govern
ment which realized It's impotence and was
anxious to get control OF the queens means Of
defense, being assured that il she would sur-
reader, her case would be subsequently consid-
cred by the United States. the president has
never claimed that such action constituted him
an arbitrator in the technical sense author
lied him to act In that capacity between the
provisional government and the queen
.'You made no such claim when YOU &C.
;qnainted that government with the presidents
decision The solemn assurance given to the
e NJ mas not Deen referred TO Is authority
but - 3 fact material TO . lust oeterm nina,
ton Of the presidents duty in the
premises The subversion of the Hawaiian
government by an abuse of the authority Of the
United States was In plain violation of 1nterna.
.ttonal laws and required the president to dis
av0w and condemn the act Of our offending
ondcisls and within the limits Of hts constitu-
authority.
Mr. Willis Is at this point acquainted with
the submission to congress OF Blount's report
and all other correspondence The letter con-
c'uues:
iour report SHOWS tnat on Iurther re-
necuon tne queen gave her unQuaihedI as.
SEM ~ "rltlna 70 sne conoltlons suggested
ana ina. 1ne provisional government refused
70 aoQu!esce Inc mattef now peing IN the
nanas OF congress, the president WIZ keep that
pouy iuAAy ausiseo Oh sne stuauon ana VIII
'ay iDe'ote ~ from ume 10 TIME the re-
lorts received from you lnciualng your No
p neretotore Witnnelo ana al instructions
s SEMI " YOU ~ tno neanume, WINE keeping
~ sae uepa1'm IuIy iniormea OF me course
=. eYeuss. YOU VIZ, un.n 1ul taer nouce' con-
sloer .nat your special ms truct'ons upon this
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- Oof Nv ne'''snco'
5 SAN fRANC1sCO, IAN. 16.-Ihe City OF
tPekin arrived from Honolulu bringing
the following advices.
.Ho,o1mr Ion k-s,noa o,, ,... ,o
sent per wartime on the lst all has been
quieter. The government has removed all the
s saAIn from the yerandas OF The executive
~ s.,acr,ne nevsi ,o.nas Sho m1se " paoK
order the queen restored hv force No reststan os
would be attempted The sandbaR defensas on
the ground are left against a POSSIBLE rovalist
insurrec,ion. The government has small fear
OF such an attempt, but remains on the alert
Made = Few Exceptiona.
..I. &. lao rrad ,ror, . r.o,,,na,, ,.,.,,..
80. na3,aa St.,a. 1rtnt".a u,.,s 'nse
his a.mand nnon the n-ov;s;on.i eonasn ..aae
no hsa-s thatp,he ay omsen tn,andsS 80 aae..
several tndtv1dnals from har s,,e~ 1872
~ amraatv r. "a reno-tad ,,oe .has
,,ron the Amer,can n-tntata. .nan. eao
ton Of the evening In question at Washtnoton
Mace. arguing with the ex.oueen and mrntne
her IN change her oninion r. 10 aaid no s ,'e
reiused 20 do this and that abe eYcentad from
amnesty President Dole. ". q smith, attor.
new General. Chic, Jns.;cs i,dd ana sa 49,
ny h' oN '1'' s110 "no oe'oA"'