The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-20
HAWAIPS REPLY.
President Cleveland Sends Presi.
dent Dole's Response
To the Demand Of Minister Wills, To-
gether with Other Hawaiian Core
spondence, to Congress-Wu-
lis Latest Instructions

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10 u uUn s.i
N~AehiNdIoN, ,Jdn- f-ihe pFe3i
lent sent in the Hawaiian correspond.
anoo q, rn,rro. So. :, a, ,h.
chSs CohSresS JUST a. sooh aS tiie
house met at IL o'clock Yesterday
mor,;nr A. A. , N.r;no,n
morning hs 'ne SVeai 4"ai.po:u
conveying the latest telegraphlc in
s+r,ot;o,. 4. kJ,a;..o. ,y,,,;s Ia,;s;ad
o'oh' W "ihV ""'S
that he might now cCnsiGer his 'Spe-
c;al ipstr,;etion. fifflx robnlied with IS
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and That further action must be die
fated nv conpress saibesd from San
Francisco at a. ~. yesterday, tnere
was no daprer nj tl,ose; Instructions
ue ,r.,,,- q. .l.-s-L ~
reaching MT Wits hrst hfougn tne
newspapers, which Ia said 10 have been
g. Ih:rt -. r. -o..- a.
the chiei nnotl'e ior posePonihS the
message until Yesterday, notwith-
,on1;n.. 81, a.
priyed the senate. which adjourned
Friday till Monday. of the opportunity
of receiving the message at the same
time as the house.
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was "S
To THE CosGREssni= transmit hare Win con.
les OF all dispatches from our minister at Ha-
,ha, c,,ns,pv cEcen, snt y ,, as have orVhn been bers,ni
rofe laid before congress. I also transmit a
f scI d or s1e Ia 1aS ! Ins' ~ isSi h SEM 10 ,he our nm INNS rs
structions to him not already sent to the cen.
sress; u...a
my message dated DECEMBER i. 1891. / with
hpid q disp.tch from our minister numbered 3
patch from our former minister. numbered -,
and dated October :: ~. Inasmuch as the
ape rcferrcd 70 in he disnatcbes 81 = M. :.
cent date now semi 10 copgrcss and inasmncb
as there seems no longer 10 be s%urfcient reason
for Withholding said dispatches, n COPY Of the
same is herewith submitted. The dispatch
numbered ~ and dated October q isq. aTove
referred 10. is still withheld for the reason
that surh n course stil annears IN he instjt,hle
and proper.
tStgredl GHOSER CLEVELAND
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The most important features of the
Jo,.a yy,s ~ ourso NJ
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Wills strong No. 8, OF No
vemher III 1909 which tho pras;dapt
had previously withheld o publlca-
Tlnn Next IN thlt in 1nfprpSf was Ar
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Dole 5 causlic reply 10 MT. Wits dc-
mand for surrender. which, h~oyepSpr,
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had previously Deen anticipated to
some extent in United Press disr1tChes,
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het"eeh Ihese WV "etlilhai points
In the poffesODndence, MIR. Willis
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i"P"'| "i''oiS vi current e'eh'S, anu
his documents upon the character of
tba nraon.s ,J,;.r ,nJ ,b, lid ~
i " M"
government she desired to maintain.
IL ra-eSt,bliSbad form n rp~nn;nr tbr,,J
u 'hiSau
oil absorbing interest
No 3-ur Willis IN M c-asbom
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lh"AiioN ~ inn ost's" Sfai 81
HoSoLcEu, o 10. lsvJ
SiR'--lh the forenoon OF Monday the 18th
Inst. by prearrangement the queen, accom-
by ths royal chamberlain. Mr.. Ro!ert-
ent at the haif-honr interview which followed,
ncr cnamnerIaih having oeen taken 10 another
room. anu consul General Mills, VINO had in
yited her to come, remaining in the front of
Inc mouse, 10 pre!ent interruption.
AFTER q torma' greeting. inc queen was in
'arned thai the president OF the United States
Important communication to make to her.
ana she was asked whether she was willing to
them alone and in confidence. assuring
atty. She in the affimltive.
IA IA Z INT ITtSlutIt STU
regret thlt, through the unauthorizrd in
srventlon OF the United States she had been
obliged TO surrender her sovereignty, AMI his
rope that, with her consent ard 20 Operation,
ne wrong uone 10 heF ana 10 her people might
redrcsssL Tb this she bowed her acknOwl-
.tsements. 1 then said to her: The presi'
lent expects and believes that when you are
einsiated you VIII snow iorslveness and
naglanlmlty't hat you VIII wish 10 be the queen
all the people; both native and foreign born;
ma you WI. ! M ms * n.stst 70 sesure tnear love
Ind loyalty ana 10 estaDilSn peace, friendship
md good government" o.,
To I'M. she made nc reply until after waiting
moment continued: "The president not
y o, lenders Sou ms synpa'n ny,r n1t wishes
'ou ms purposes. desire 70 know whether you
re willing to answer certain questions which
I is my duty TO ask:
she answered: Il am wlillnS
then assurtu heIE Snouiu N"u ne restored
Inc throne would you grant tuil amnesty as
o llte and property TO al those persons who
ave beeh or VINO are now IN tne PROVISIONAL
government, or VINO nave Deen instrumental In
he overthrow oil your government
She hesltateu q moment, ana tnen Slowly and
ARMY answered: .Ihere are certain laws OF
ny government which l shaI abide by My
must 1e as me Jaw dlctates. That
uch persons snail ne Deneaueu ana thelr prop
rty uonfscated 10 the government
l Then said repeating very distinctly her
Sorus: 1T Is your feellns tnal these people
mould be beheaded ana tnelr property conhS-
atedE
She replied: IT'S
L then SAID 70 her: u youiuliy understand
he meaning OF every word which L have said
o you ana OF every word when you nave said
o me, ana II So 90 you Eth nave the same
fier answer was; nave uhderstooi ana
mean III! nave sald' put might ieaVe the lie
lslOn OF TINS 10 NV minister's
To this replied: suppose II was neces-
AIRY 10 make a uecislon betorc you appointed
ny ministers, and that you were asked 10 issue
royal proclamation OF general amnesty would
do lt:'
She answered: Il nave no legal right to
10 that. anu l would not do It PauSing
moment she continued: NThese people
'ere the cause oil tne revolution
no constitution OF lN- Iherc Will
ever be any peace while they are here. They
nust De sent out OF lhe country and punished
M their property conuscatcd:
l then said: 4 have no further communica-
70 make 10 you now, anu VIII have none
htil near from NY government winch VIII
rSbaoiy oe three OF iour weeks,
Nothing was salu lot several minutes; when
asked her wnetner She was wiiIlhg 10 give me
nc names OF Tour OF her most trusted friends.
) mlSht, wlthlh a uay or Two, consider IL my
uty 10 hoiI a consultation with them IN her
resenVe. Sne asseneeu anu gave THESE names:
Sar'er, J1hn hlcharusoh' Joseph NaWakl
ma r Z; Macf arIahe.
l then INQUIRED whether sne hau any lears OF
surety ~ her present .esiueuce, HaSnlng-
square. Sne repiIeu maj she uIu nave
p'ne Iears; tnat WhiIe she hau some tIuSty
riehus tuat euarueu nct nouse every niSht'
ley were armed Win clubs only, ana that men
haoDiiy urcsseL nau len oiteh seen Prowllng
pout the auIolnInS PIeMlsesa scnoolnouse
a hIBc SaEu- L lniotlntu ucI tnat L was