The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-05


SPECIFICATIONS BY DOLE.
A Washington despatch of Jan.
"a says:
Another Hawaiian message will
be sent to Congress 10y the President
within a day or two, probably on
Friday. 1t will consist chiefly OF a
document containing the text OF
President Dole retter replying to
the demand uf Minister Willis for
the filing of specifications to sustain
his president Dolc's) charge that
Mr. Wills had been cOnspiriug to
overt hrow the Provisional Govern
ment 10y iurcr and to reinstate the
person whom MIR. Wills calls in his
official correspondence Her Majesty,
the Queen
This document arrived at the
State Department in the mails to
day and will b. uu the Presidents :
desk when he r,turns to his office
To morrow. This communicated will
probably he greater sensation than
even the letter ci President Dole.
which Minister Willis was So exceed.
ingly anxious tu hav" suppress d.
"lt has been cprtainUd that the
efforts of Minister Willis To suppress
that letter. which has now been
made public. were not confined to-
the communication from him to
President Dole. He made most per.
sistent personal efforts verbally. of
which there was ne record, to induce
President Dole to Withdraw and
destroy that letter. but President
Dole was obdurato.
Minister Willis might. il consist
eut with his own view nf public and
private duty, pfopuse to the repre-
sentatlves of foreign Government
that The files uf The Legation should
be mutilatud aud the United States
Government aud prupl. bc kept in
| ignuranc" of what had happened.
| but President Dole would not b..
made a party I, such a transaction.
| The record stands. The letter which
IL now here l. an important addition
to that record. II is understood
that it s'ts fur;h dates. places, cir
cuinstaucrs aui nan"s tp sustain
the charge Of President Dul.'s letter
that the Minister Of the Cui'ed
States had h'"u rngagad Tor weeks
in attempting to overthrow a Gov
pruinpnt which Tia. United States
has recognized. AMI To which Minis
ter Willis himself il accredited aud
for which he. in the name of the
President ni the United States. had
expressed good will
HASTINGS sNuBpED INTENTIONALLY.
The New York Posts Washington
uit..y that the omission Of Secretary
Hastings of the Hawaiian Legation
ia Washington from the li~t oI invi.
| tations t. the recent state dinner at
/ th. White House was Intentional
aud not accidental. Tn. lrgai ion
was ignored by difcrt order OF the
/ President.
MAcCANpLES' GUES BACH oS ANNEXh-
1iUN.
! WASHINGTON, January 22.-.Iohn
/ McCau,llu>s. who was q member oi
ia. committee al safety at Honolulu
.
| the Senate subcommittee ON For.
elgn Relations to day. II. sust aimed
J the action oi tn" rryOlut iDnists aud
that ul Minister Stevens. Tie was not
an earnest advocate ul annexation,
bat claimed that Hawaii wa, rich
enough to sustain herself. and the
intelligent white pruplr 81 the isl.
ands w"r" able To govern them
selves.
Minister Thurdon was a, the
Capitol TO-DAY, aud called at the
room of III" S"uar Committee on
Foreign Relations, but u, th. com,
mite" wa. ~ session hr was not al.
mittrd. Ihurstun went away in
company with cA Minister Stevens
tie SAID th"r" was nothing Ia add to
what had already brcn stated about
ALTAR, AT Honolulu.
The President transmitted 10 Con.
gress \ memorial of th. Aloha Alma
(flawaliau Patriotic League), pre-.
s"ut"d 10 Minister Willis by John
4. Cummins and \. Marques a. q
committee. ;. 7. Alexander Of Oak.
land says L. II. Davies wrote the
memorial.
VINES IT WOULD COME Ur.
1t was expected that the tariff bill
would b" passed as whole last
Thursday, Feb. !, after which the
Hawaiian question would b. taken
up. The McCrrary resolution will
form ia" a>Is Of The debate.
a despatch of Jan. ~ says: The
present indications are that the
Federal elections bill aud tho Ha
waiiau question will in a large inca
sure divld" the attention Uf the Sen,
ate thi, Meek. II the tariff bill
should pass the IlUus" according to
program On Thursday aud 'bo aeut
Immediately to th" Senate nothing
would be done with il more than l.
refer it To the financ" Committee
where it will rest for at least few
weeks.
The Hawaiian question has III,
right Of way for the morning houl
aud the elections bill after / hat time
The Hawaiian discussion will be
based upon the resolution reported
by Iurpir from the Cumlnittee on
Foreign Relations. and tho various
amendments aud substitutes will in
cidentally be taken up. There art