The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-01-18
lFHAWAIPS REPLY.
President Cleveland Sends Preei-
dent Doles Response

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To the Demand OF Minister wrlis. To-
se'her win othcr Hawaiian cofro-
"onuence' =" 'onsrrsa-WpS
"'test ihstrucIiohs'
f
WAslHNGTOS Jan. 14.--Thc ptcsi-
ans vs. s'"l III wv" 'ia"hliah correspond
enre To congress lust as soon us the
house mot az ~ ,.,IooI, ,,o,,,,l.
..,as.,,; o0'oo" ye"V.'"uJ
morning. AS the steamer MnripOSa,
con uyeyinp ,ho l,tost tolo,rro,,l,;, In,
$500 ,M...'. 49, 5'"P''S -"
sbruSIiohS 10 Munster Wits. advising
that he mipht now considnr his "sne-
osa,ii,,,... -, =, ~ :,
N'S'i "ct'onS lully computed wltn'
and, that further action must be die.
tatra la, con,rr,ss .,iI.a f.a,, c.,
Fr W ''"Rrcoa' s"i'c" irooh Sdp
ffufciseo ut a. In. yesterday, thcrc
tes ,p,, da,oag ~ ,h1.o i,air,,oli;,ns
VIZ ~ oangern tnose lnstr"e'iHos
renehiDg Mr.. Wills lust through the
neysnapers which is said tn have bccn
tho nI;ar ,,oti,a fa,, ,,a.t,,o,,;,e, III
the cniei mOtIVc LOT poStpoh'ng Thc
fftessarc until yesterday, notwith-
atanding that this postponcmcnt de-
prived the senate, which adjourned
Friday till Monday, OF the opportunity
Of receiving the message at the same
time as the house,
rh, Meesasa,
Tha nres;dpnt's mossaro NJ tr,psu;..
,ai was nc follows.
T,Hctrys MANSION, Ian i7. tsot
TO THE CoNGREss- j transmit herewith cop.
,es % a III, ,in IN @ nrU our n,if'er NJ iit
that country, except suih as have been hereto.
|
ter, dated January IL, is5i. reing thc only in.
structions to him not already sent to tho con
In iranmittlnr certain corrcsnondcnce with
my message dated DctcmGcr 4, isJl with.
and and dated November % Is iG % I!p! and !r aka T Gs'
patch from our former minister, numbered =,
rnn,enis N ,hr ,Iis,n,,ii VI ,in"r,"%ot ~ ts1t
n,' ,,,orrnd IA ;, ti,n I sn,t No. ~ ~ ,,idi, r
cent date now sent 10 conrrrss and innsnnrh
,ot tSishol,ling said di,t,nlcbcs, n c5uy ~ thc
ramc ia herewith suIrnittcd The Glsuntrh
nrmbcrod "a and dated 0riohcrs I.,ri nTovn
rcfrrr"d 10 ia s,iiI ,yitbirLI fnr ~" r.,so,,
tha, such n conrso stIlIannn,rs To- hc ii,stin,hlc
enn nroncr
ISI"npdi GRoyrp Ctryrt.yp
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The most important features of the
cnr,.osoondon,o ,,,,e Of c,,,r. N.
tiu9t'on''"'' ""'' Va '""i7I' hl'
Willis strong diSDltCh No, >, of No
,o,nlor IN ienp ,,l,;,l, il,, ,,o.;,tn,,
,'',i"'' w. i'''' """,' Wv P''''''"'
hhu previously wlthheld from puDllca-
tion Nav to that In intnr.st ,-os Mr.
,,.,,,.,
Dolc caustlc reclN 70 Nv, NiItiS dr.
innnd for surrender which, however
h'!u previously pccn anticipated 10
some extent in United Press diSpatchcs
I...., ,I,,,... o., .,.,;i .,;.,,
bctWceH lhcSc 'Np lciNiihai p"lhta
in the correspondence, Mr.. Willis
.,.,, lit. l;.o,.,' r ,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,, I
BI"ph'c history Vi current events anu
his documents upon the character of
tb, o,oan,s ,l,irare and .ho hind of
thc queehH h''isers anu 'hc hii'" OF
government she desired To MAINTAIN,
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oil laDsorblnT interest.
N, swr ,yi,,s t6 NV. 4roabar,
.it =" rs ''I+I W nA' ~ .''N 'ti"'A'
HuNoLtlu, NOV. To- l-'J
SIR:--In the forenoon Of Monday the 18th
inst, by prcarrausemcnt the queen, aurom.
panied Ivy The royal cham acrlaln, Mr.. Robert
son. called at the legation. No one was pres.
ent ut the haf-hour Interview which followed,
her chumDCrla!a having rccn taken to another
room, and Consul General Mills, who had in.
vited her TO come remaining in the front OF
the house TO prevent interruption,
After q formal greeting. tho queen was in.
formed that the president Of the Unite States
had important communi, ations to make to her,
and she was asked whether she was willing to
receive them alone and in confidence. a4Snring
her that this was for her own interest an /
salty. Sh4 answered in the anrnl,ivc.
then made known TO her the presidents sin
cere regret thIt through the unauthorizcd in.
tervention of thu United states she had teen
Obliged to surrender her sovereignty, and his
hope that with her consent and cooperation,
tho wrong done to her and to her people might
be redressel. To this shc bowed her ncknowl.
edgcmcDt5. then said to her: The prcsi.
dent expects and believes that when you arc
reinstated You will show forgiveness AMI
magnnnlmity;that YOU win wish to he the Queen
6t nll the peUplr. both native hnd foreign born
that you will make haste To secure their love
and good government"
TO this She made no reply until after waiting
moment l continued: The president not
to help % YOU before mak,lis fully known to
you his purposes desire to know whether you
are willins to answer certain questions which
It is my duty TO nsk:'
She answered: Il am willing"
then assured her: should you he restored
TO the throne, would you grant full amnesty as
10 life and property to all those persons who
have been or who are now in the provisional
government or who have hecn instrumental in
the overthrow OF your govcrnmenty'
She hesitatcd n moment and then slowly and
calmly answered; There arc certain laws OF
my gov, rnmcnt which | shall abide by. My
decisions must lee as the law dictates, that
such persons shall hc bcheaded and their prop.
erty conilscatel to the government"
l then said repeating very distinctly her
words: 1t IS your feeling that these people
should be bchca1cd and their property contis
catedI'
She replied: 1T is,"
then said 20 her: DO you fully understand
the meaning OF every word which have said
to you aud Oi every word which you have said
to me, and II so, do you stil have the same
opinion"
Her answer was: Il have understood and
mean all have said, hut might leave the de.
cision OF this to my minister's"
TO this ! replied: suppose II was neccs
sury TO make d decision before you appointed
any ministers, and that you wcro asked TO issue
q royal proclamation OF general amnesty would
you do IT,
She answered: Il have no legal right to
do that. and would not do it," Pausing
momcht she cOntinued: 'rhese people
were the cause of the revolution
and constitution of 1857. There will
never be any peace while they arc here. They
must be sent out Of tho country and punished
and their property conhScated. u
thon said: Il have no further communica.
tion to make to you now and will have none
until hear from my government, which will
probably be three or four weeks"
Nothing was said for several minutes, when