The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-27
LOOK AT BOTH SIDES

LOOK AT BOTH SIDES.
Our friends the advocates and
supporters Of bullet aud bayunet
rule should keep their clothes ON.
They are making an indecent a.
we'll rs ridiculous exhibition of them.
selves ia their furious dununciations
Of the Queen as "bluodthirsty."
"bloVdy-minded, etc The men
whom the Queen j. reported tn have
desired behuadrd are som. Of them
the very men who plotted in secret
to sssassinate her brother. the late
King kalakaua. in lSS7 Although
Ia persons who refused 10 40 into
the movement on account uf this
murderOus feature, the runners for
the League denied that there wa.
anything Of the kind intended. vet
the men who w-r. to do the dirty
work divulg.d the sinister business
both Uefor. aud after Il he revolution.
While. at this writing, We cannot
say for certain whrthe tn. Qu,ru
used the word "behrsied 10 its
literal or III tigurativr sense. Just
lot US ask tn. f-rc. and fiery com.
uI.ntaturs uf hor interview with
Minister Willis to review their own
aud their party's record since the
tcginning Of lS!2 Should they
honestly comply with this request. i,
might free them from ia. blundrr
Of hysterically howling at Ia" word.
of the Queen. Beginning with a
violation Of their promise To lcay" -
small guard with IN" Queen. III"
Government allowed their organs
without protest tn advocate"
violence tu her person. Her
character wa> brutality a..all"d Al
home and abroad by som" II In"
leaders uf tn" revolution. who had
within few month, arr"plrd her
hoSpt,aliti"s with their families, aud
furnished her with seat uf honor
u, uOtahI" church gatherings. also
III phllaulhrOpl" run!"r"n"rs wher"
her advIc" was sought and her As
sistauc" ackuuMl" l"dg"d Persons ia
the pay Of th" Government W. de.
tccted IN inenaclng the Queens res
idence with dynamite, aud tn" dyna.
mitcrs OF former attempts AZ rrvolu-
tiou were caught glOw"rlng over IN"
fences, Military officers known a
expert shots were discovered in
premises adjoining her residence,
aud more than onr" has she appeal
sd in alarm for her liz" To foreign
representatives, II vas terrible for
the Queen TO mention behoading "a
the fate OF those who had next to
Minister Stevens contributed Ia her
undoing aud tacitIy consented to
threats Of violence against her. But
II Was all right, in the eyes uf these
bitter accusrrs of u woman at bay,
for representative Of the Provision.
81 Government aud reputedly amia.
BILE aud Christian ladies IL Homo
lulu To declare tieicrIy u reporter,
~ the States, that il the United
States restored he Queen she should
he immediately murdered in cold
blood. All this was Christianity aud
its civilization when coming from
the Queens enemies, SO also wa~
the scheme for assassinatlug tn"
chief sympathllers with the Queen
III Honolulu at the first sign OF active
operations against the Provisional
Government from either civilians
or the forces of the United
States. The assassination club with
III the Annexation Club had its ex-
istence dlvulged by journalist con.
uecled with the revolution, but that
was not the latest Transportation Of a
bloodth rsty spirit animating the
friends OF alleged "Christian civiIlHa.
ton" In the parior. OF tn" 81 called
missionary homes Of Honolulu, Will"
action of the United States was re-.
gsrded rs imminent, the pur" AID
peaceable disposition Of th" revolu.
tiOnaTy matrOns was expressed ia
this sentiment; sour people will
not fight against the American forces
If they land, but it will be a bad day
for the Honolulu royalists' While
We belieye the Queen made u great
blunder when she refused to consent