Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

ALTOONA, PA, January 2o.-Minis-
ter Thurston, from Hawaii. talked quite
iree.vt day while en- route to Wash
irs,1n, & the Pennsylvania limited ex-
uress. lie was met at Pittsburg by
conservative OF the Associated Press,
who rode with him 125 miles. Concern
lng toe news from Hawaii. published
to-, afternoon. he said that while the
news brought by the Manowai was
later than anything he had, the dis
catches contained nothing OF impor-
lance He knew OF the demand al
eyed TO have been made by Minister
rs on President Dole for the return
o.a. tho CORES spondence on the sub
.e.t 1i restoration and preferred not to
comment upon the rqmor.
Do you anticipate any early action OF
your government looking to reorgan-
I7atOu? asked the reporter.
For the immediate present, said he,
tt. provisional government will take
nI action toward reorganizing the form
% government until Congress has indi-
Gated what course IL proposes TO take.
What will then be done depends upon
c.rcumstances al the time. Whatever
done viii be In subOrdination TO aud
ia iIrtherance of the originally de-
AIRED object OF the revolution, viz:
union with the United States in some
form OF other. The method aud
clrd.t.ons are matter of minor con-
ler4tOn.
THE REASONS FOR THIS
are the same that existed az the time OF
the revolution. They are that the late
Ia y family has shown itself devoid OF
honor and unworthy OF confidence. The
promises Of both kalakaua aud Liliuo-
ka.ani ON 10 the letter the definition OF
'.e word OF prince. Something
made TO be broken"
Even II the queen had agreed to the
amnesty proposition she would without
hesitation have violate IL at any time
that she thought she b-,d the power to
do so; as matter OF fact she finally
agreed to IL only vixen advised that her
signature would not be binding, as the
cnhsutution yaJNides that no pardon
rau be granted, except with the consent
Of The cabinet and privy council, and
iaa' the queens act is void unless coun-
'er- gned by member OF the cabinet.
Neither he cabinet nor the privy coun-
cI' were party 10 the proposition.
SECOND reason Is, and this is funda-
mental TO the consideration OF the Ha-
Jan question: independent gov
eminent monarch, provisional or re-
public can exist In Hawaii except with
aSDpporung military force. While the
4 provisional government is amply strong
4 DO hold Itself In power for a long time
4 io '1We ts members and supporters
nav. n3 desire TO do so. They do not
lrrre @" bold or control the govern
"rh' Other wise than upon purely re-
p'' a. principles. The only reason
4 ."a' tuey now DO so is that in self de-
j .-l'e they have been forced to do so,
aug now that they have undertaken the
'a'S they are not the kind OF men to
s'' no until they have obtained
-oUE RELIABLE ASSURANCE
l'a' they will not be obliged to repeat
'' experience. Independent govern
meaoS continued unrest and un-
4 certainty, depressing business, retardlng
rment and an Injury 10 the
'"lIy in every way; while with the
.Iy OF government which will come
"'." IIic1 states control there would
4 N' H"re thought Of revolution than
ln california, and the develop
ihe country would be immense.
i fat~ ol Americans are 50 great
Ht"a.' that 10 is for the bene-
iuis country, as we'll as OF
that some solution OF the
4 e't situation be speedily found.
provisional government Will act in
4 -puous spirit, but be ready 20 cor
.'.' cooperate with the American
.'ueat toward this end. One thing
.''.l Ike 20 say Is, that a col
ana half Of alleged interview
myself published in Chicago
e.terday In which I an made 70
.ol OF pusillaimOus twaddle is a
LAKE, Ny entire interview with
'l'rter consisted in telling him
had been 10 Honolulu and was
.t % Washinton, and was unable
"'r the direct question which he
' me. To the honor Of the Amer
d. 'Nrnali T. this Is the first time in
years somewhat Intimate rela
'n press representatives., that 7
n' across what seemed to me
'-HtooaI Misrepresentation.
'pHFIArNr FROM WILLIE