Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-19
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and ! will speak r 1t in meeting Fur
thermure. what Z out to tell YOU Is a
straight tip Of thd condition OF affairs
in Hawaii. When Jorwip arrived in
Honolulu haroor . ooked as though
MIR Willis intended sstore the queen,
the provisiunaists prepared to fight
and would certainly red on the Amer
lcan flag or any Othe. hat waved over
the heads Of monarch ipathizers. The
Dole administration IL mined and will
fight TO a finish for It's rights. Minister
Willis Kept the people Of Honolulu in sus-
pense and terror for several days and has
succeeded in getting himself gen
orally disllked ] don't believe be will
remain at Honolulu, but will resign
eventually because he is practically boy
cotted by the white residents Of Hawaii,
who are all prejudiced against him This
feeling has even extended to the social
osiruclsm Of his wife. Very few, II any OF
the ladies OF Honolulu call upon Mrs
Willis. The society people fear repetition
OF the conduct OF Commissioner Blount and
wife. who asked them certain questions and
confined them TO mere replies IN the Httirm-
atlye or negative, with no opportunities to
explain more fully. Naturally the society
women who were thus used as uatsplws to
create a sentiment by having their couversa-
tioLs garbled fayora aoly 10 the queen, are
somewhat adverse TO taking any further
chances with ladies whose husbands are
identified with the Cleveland administra tion.
boycott IN SelI-Delcnse.
This social boycott is not intended as an
insult to America, but a safeguard against
being misquoted in official correspondence.
II is also a slap at the Blounts. The result
will be that the isolation will eventually
have Its effect on MIR Willis, and he will
doubtless throw up his job. as he has cer-
tainly made a great bunCle of it, His actions
at Honolulu and subsequent instructions TO
the Corwln officers at Frisco have caused
Indignation among Americans on the
coast as well as at Hawaii a steamer
will reach Frisco today from Honolulu. ON
this steamer Will be some important adNices
from the islands and the result will De that
the cores pOndence between Minister Willis
ana President Dole, together with review
of the latest state Of affairs al Honolulu,
will necessarily be given TO congress ana the
public or else ] miss my reckoning. Popu-
lar sentiment in Hawaii is 1Ur Dole, and
growing daily.
Lii Would Have Been Assassinated.
IF an attempt mad been made to restore
Queen Liliuckalani when the Corwin reached
Honolulu the dusEy queen would have been
assassinated. That fate awaits her and she
Knows it, although the provisional govern
ment would not officially encourage any such
action, ana as proof Of their position in
the matter the provisionalIsts voluntarily
guard the queens residence There are
only three people III hne for the throne,
namely, Liliuokalanl, kalaoni and Prince
of the other two would ever succeed her.
but so far as that is concerned the deposed
queen will never succeed herself.
Unpopular Throne from the First.
'When kalakaua was placed Oh the throne
he was not the choice of the people. they
mad no voice in the matter He was chosen
by the Hawaiian Legislature in the face of a
popular clamor for Queen Emma. So the es-
Ia ablisument ofiKalakaua's reign followed by
1il's ascendancy TO the throne, was not
really by the voice OF the people. and the
present government had perfect right to
tear down that monarchy when the occasion
justified and esta blish republican form of
government. The attitude OF The Harrison
administration is generally commended in
Hawaii, while President Cleveland, Com
missioner Blount and Minister Willis are
three very unpopular names on the islands.
You can put il down that MIR. Cleveland is
mighty SICK OF his bargain, and that the pro-
yisional government has come TO stay
Mrs. Garrett of Boston. who visited ex-
Commissioner Carter at Honolulu, hhs Tn
opinion of her own, which she freely ex-
presses in favor of the Dole administration
She corroborated Mr. Warehouses; asser-
tions about the social boycott on Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis. and said that the present Amer
lean minister at Honolulu was evidently
signing for home.