The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-20
The ROYALISTS PLOT.
hey Hope to Restore Ex-Queen
Liliuokalani by Force.
AL QUIET IN THE ISLANDS.
ussistss While slammed by the Beet
People 10 Henelula-Annexssfo
Idea Sos Given Up.


~ 70 San Francisco. Since the sailing
Z The last steamer political affairs have
IN q drug in Honolulu. The govern
: nsns has been pursuing waiting policy.
= The ground that no definite action can
y taken until some definite policy regard
30 Hawaii has been announced BY the
= Unsed States.
In IN interview with Marshal Wilson
ne morning several important facts were
harmed. Among these was the statement
last the royalists were ready TO assume
shs offensive upon news from the Coast.
Il IL said that the royalists have sent sew
exI lobbyists 10 the Coast lately. and
ss6erstand that Hon. G. w. Ashford goes
y the Nonowai today TO appear before a
eenmitse Of congress at the present ses-
100. Ashford was preceded by Hon. z. c.
Mcfarland and Arthur Peterson, accom-
psnisd by Hon. Sam Parker. for the avowed
05Spose Of eniisting Clans Spreckels I'm the
libby camraign in favor Of the restora-
lion. | believe that Ashford goes as
aeent Of the Patriotic League. q
native organization. Fred Hays6don, q
prominent royalist and son-iu-law of
Wafer N. Gibson. arrived in town q few
days ago. He left again today for the isl-
and OF Lanai. which he owns. While her.
he said: "The queen will be restored, OF
tAis Ne have positive assurance. and her
majesty fully believes in her speedy res
tosation- saw her yesterday and she as
sared melt Was only a matter Of few
weeks. Could We see q way out
Whereby control OF political patronage
could be secured through . republic we
should not hesitate 10 back II. If We were
assured that tho missionaries would not
b allowed to control affairs upon its
establishment. While We are not over
loyal" continued Mr.. Haysiidon. 1--WE are
I'll deadly anti-missiorary."
The candidacy of Walter g. Smith. ed.-
TOR Of the Star, TO fill the vacancy 20 be
created upon the return of Hon. +. VI.
Hatch. who will resign to accept the posi-
ton OF minister Of foreign affairs. still
holds prominent place in Hawaiian pol,-
to- Objections are urged TO Hatch as
representative OF the sugar corporation.
and attorney for Claus SpreckeIs. The old
missionary element is seemingly deter
mined to retain all the power they can
under the new government, while the new
progressive political forces, which at pres
ent seem 20 have the backing Of a majority
Of the cabinet. insist upon putting Editor
Smith into the advisory council n il
thought this will be ultimately accomp-
hshed.
An interview held with an intimate
mend OF the Carter family discloses the
iset that J. O. Carter. a prominent royaiist.
ana go'eetween In the recent negotiations
between Minister Willis and that lady
declared that Willis had received verbal
instructions to use force in the restoration
OF the ex-queen IL necessary. and that
gentleman EXPRESSED great surprise 10 his
nephew after the departure OF the United
states steamer corwin that such force had
not been used. II in said that J. o. Carter
Claims the royaiists had positive assurances
that force would he used If necessary. but
that for some reason their hopes were de-
iayed by Willis action.
Attempted interviews with both Minister
Willis and Consul General Mills have been
refused. though il is plainly evident that
both gentlemen are disapnointed at the
reception OF Cleveiaud's policy In Hawaii
ssweil A. the personal snubbinr they claim
American residents here have awarded
them lately.
The government has determined "a eeie.
hrate the 18th of January, the first ami
verssry OF the revolution, as a nationa,
holiday.
The question ~ republic still oceunie,
attention, but the government DELAYS SC.
ton, awaiting absolute rejection of ia
waits hopes by the United State. con.
eress This II is not anticipated will han.
pen.
Just previous 10 the sailing OF the Mon
owai sensational rumor was curren.
sLieh was traced 10 an authoritative
source. that n few DAYS after President
nole's repy was delivered TO Minister
willis and before full details of Willis de-
mand ard Doie's reply had been made
pubic. Willis called uron Dole and en-.
deavored to persuade him 10 return all Of
hst"itise correspondence on the subject
OF restoration and TO expung. from, IN.
records the details OF nole's rerly exerv-
thing pertaining to the subject and 70
maintain absolute secrecy about the whole
usosaet'on- Doe fatty refused 10 enter
INTO saeh plan. and IL Is said that willis
soSh attempted TO force Dole To act accord
snH 10 has wishes. and threatened To tai.
he american men~of-war OCT Of the har-
0of ard practically 70 break off diplomatic
sia''ons between the United States ana
na~ah. Dole still refused 90 enter into
me nroieas and Willis alleged attemnts 20
hhuhv ms restoration policy failed.
'HfeN0o Jan. ia-Minister I.orin
aaaFs'on. from Honolulu. passed through
me city en- route To Washington city mi.
m"rhins lie says he bears imnortant
dispatches from hts government 70 the
'h.'ea states government. Thurston
sad: $40"
When ! left Honolulu week ,ro l..,
ratefdsy Minister Willis vas stifi = -,
80 go statA' and can add tina, there
,sn,.t.s nor VAL there lee, con-
sSmNsted movement on the mart oF pr,.t
r ,, ifoie and the government 20 r,,,,ish
$3.50 Win his passports. The Matted
$3.50 are not liable TO he sued fnr d.u,.
80 " The almost friendleSs ana iYn.
Nni"o' derosed queen. She wifi never
sseted and / doabt whether yhe viii
~. IueteHts enough IN a shor, time al
a,AsAL. rate al desertion ~ make even
aaobN showing Of ROYALTY. The ,ns,,,-
es OF she provisional sova-rtn.,, 80.
81. asfmei BY her threats. as she !. a.
lNNsFieSs Her threats have
ia~F' lest her the alieslauo. of rnanv
-.,s-,tu' Noo deoouuce tne queen for
In 'oe proposition Ia grant amnesty
y,..s sac Vas restored. She esnnet be
nttls ,,.,A-,eSs}t ~ force. and there is
a.. i'o''ae!iity % that The tsik III her
raas sn srmy in Canada - treated As
,.e.n.Ii .Ss- knew nothing of mo-
sav.-.,.e oe'hg established. The present
y. .,.at Is SIMPLY abe to take are Of
vtA sc ! don; anticipate any trouels
en.x,i,.' hl'ed States. TIE annexation
to. rot iost sight Of in the Fesiora-
sssnd. 80 N4t Is Mi come M sgaln. tAe
e,anns,s,,tL strong ~ ever in favor
ai.,-...s'ea. Eren among the naive.