The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21

uent HIST appeared mere, IL Will not bo ClhlIneu
that there was the slightest apprehension as
to the interference Of the United states forces.
the greatest settlement prevailed at the Exec.
utive building. tho military forces we're in-
creased in numbet and the volunteer , rom com.
preparations were due not to any fear OF
American ,interyentlon.' but as Mr.. Damon.
resulted from the appreh en- lons Of many clti-
Eens mostly women and children, that as the
King Kalakaua, large numbers OF natives from
the adjoining districts would he here. and an
The stesmsr leaves in few Moments and |
am unable TO write more at length. but will do
ALBERT s. Wills. +. L. and NJ r. i. s. A
The full correspondence 10 enclosed In the
despatch as follows;
Mr. DOLE TO Mr.. WILLIS
DEPARTMENT or FOREIGN AFFAIRS
HONOLULU. II. L.. Dec. "a. 1893 I
Bm: Pending the further action OF the Gov
ters contained in your com unicatlon OF Dec.
10, and my reply to the same. dated Dec. %.
desire to call your E1celiency,s most seTions,
condition of this community, arising must
respectfully submit, out OF the attitude
which you have used In public and In commu-
nications to this GovcrnIne emit and also out OF
OF the United states and the Presidents mes.
sage on the subject OF the restoration of the
mate that this unfortunatc situation has been
Intentionally created by you, or BY the Govern
natural construction OF your attitude and the
ambiguous terms OF the statements referredto
the forces Of this Governmsnt were orsonined'
and were amply sufficient to suppress any In
tsrna GisO.ds Asr arrival lou made
were amt iguous. and for several weeks you
failed to disclose your intentions, and have
moment, leaving this Govern emit to infer what
they may ultimately be from the letter OF Mr..
Gresham, and the Presidents message, In
which 1t has been declared IN very distinct
language that the deposed Queen ought to be
the United States. and leaving US further to
infer that this assumed obligation would be
lilo declared that you intended TO perform some
act when the proper time arrived without dis
Under these circu ecu m IS there arose at
once general feeling OF disGuiet. The nat
and refusal to disclose your purpose. and from
Mr.. Gresham letter and tho Presidents mes-
sage was and is, that you intended to use force
10 maintaining your policy. The fact Is we'll
known that you. as admitted By yourself in
your communication o. Dec, 10. without the
held negotiations with the deposed tyussn for
the purpose Of overthrowing this Government
Well as that OF persons who remain neutral In
these matters is that you hold instructions to
use physical force for tho restoration OF the
monarchy. am not prepared to state that
THIS Government entertains this opinion.
trSry has compelled il to act as il it was cor
In conse4uence Of your attitude in this be-
Ing In your intentions to restore the monarchy
Of assassination OF tho officers Of this Govern.
ment have been made. The police force L.
ddTI:Spsss' Informed nsd s Of create
tionalities. have been and are in a state Of dis
trsss and anxiety. Children in tho schools are
.1oes The wives: sisters. and daughters
S 81 sesiSSsn1S' inclugdnG many Amasrieans,
armed themselves in preparation therefor;
homes for defence against assaults which may
arise directly or Indirectly from such conflict.
with a Wow OF Immediate departure. TarSe
quantities OF handages have been prepared. |
OF asylum from, the ,Japa nsse representative
against possible disturbance arising in
%Sr U the nans n y our
forces for offensive purposes have 'agl- |
t tate . the community nr for many days;
OF warfare. without the incident Of actual COM
bat Even the ex-Oueen has called upon this |
Government for protection, which was accord |
eminent has been compelled. by public ap- |
foros. at great expense It's oiiiees 5avs ' Issn
placed and still continue in a position OF |
community has been put into state OF MUD
Bordering on terrorism.
This Government has most earnestly sought |
from you, and through our representative at |
Washington from your Government some as |
failed to obtain, It.. Your action has unior.
tuhatsly aroused the passions OF all parties |
&c erssssd at anS pSy
military authorities that. while the force at |
sity it Is insuScispt tn 20 dss,roy this
rising and conflict OF armed forces and in |
surrsctlons. or to prevent the loss OF lie and |
This Govern msnt 10 reluctant to believe that
this condition OF Affairs was contemplated or
tnited States have therefore To- ssR y %, ,fe
iniorIn me. with the least delay. whether you |
the use Of arms In any event. trust that you |
will be able, IN reply. 20 give assurances that |
vii tend to sllay the apprshensions existing |
I have the honor to be, with the highest con-
want SANFORD Is. DoLE.
Minister OF Foreign AnairA
Mr. WILLIS TO Mr. DOLE.
LOCATION OF THE TSLTED9 sT4IEs.
a. w.. HONOLULU. Dec; n. 1893.
delivered at p NJ, and would have received |
an Immaculate answer except Tor the state |
United States aud upon his DIPLOMATS agent |
IN this country, which. in view OF their gravity.
more particularly snd certainty. In order. |
therefore. to answer your communication as 1t |
your attention 20; 70 The ~ following Clauses and
sentences, which cannot be properly COM
l. You refer in several places to the Atti-
tnds which YOU the Diplomatic agent Of the /
United States assumed" the natural con-
BtTuction OF my attitude " the natural infer
once from your attitEpe." in consequence Of
your attitude IN this behalf" owing to your
attitude the Government has been compelled"
Attitude" "a 10 we'll understood, Is "ss-
sentiaIly and designediy expressive" its OBJ
lsct Icing 10 set forth and exhibit some
internal feeling II this Is the accepted
meaning OF ths word, will you point out when
and where and how the representative Of the
United states assumed any attitude" toward
the supporters OF the Provisional Government !
or that GOyeTnment itself other than one es-
sentially and deslEnedly expressive, OF peace
You assert that atthe time OF your lmyl !
Government were organized and were amply
SuLle.ent 10 suppress any internal disor-
der VIII you intOTm me what connection .
this slAtrmnnt has on Is desired TO have with