New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
HAWAII GETS 1T AT LAST
THU LETTER DEMANDING THURsToNs
RECALL WENT TO JAPAN


xIo,,,,, Nav . vie San Francisco May g.
Yesterday after meeting Of the Executive and
Aa,,sorv Council. Mr. Hatch. Minister OF For
,or Affairs said that on April 80 Minister Wits
oo,,ed On him and read letter from Secretary
gresham dated February q. which. he sa'd'
had heen sent to Japan by mistake. intimauns
that Mr. Thurston was no longer personally ac-
cantahle TO the Administration at Wasmhs'o"
as Hawaiian Minister.
The ground was that Mr.. Thurston had al
lowed a reporter to read private letters from
Honolulu concerning the conditions ana sem"
ments there portions Of which were h'aue pun
lie These letters also contained crluc's"s y"
the nolicy of the Administration toward hawai- an.
which were not published, but came ~ "
knowledge of Mr.. Gresham. A. c.hi
The communication was discussed py .le -"
net at the morning session, ana ineet,ne ,h Ua
the Council called at cioVn -, de6
f,ernoon, The session was short and no oe'-
mite action was taken on the matter
SECRETARY GREsHAMs LETTER
Secretary Gresham's letter to Minister Wills
d,recting him to ask for the recall or Mr. IhuiS-
ton. is follows:
Washington. Feb q. 1895
Sir. I regret TO be constrained TO pIihs ~ ~ the
+enf,on and through you the knowledge o, n rne
Hawaiian Goyernment S ssPan Of S' Which this
eminent has just ground to complain In o' Il he
SET forth the facts with desirable Sieale cmrred az
f f%o Interviews which had with Nh Thnrsor b h
this Deparment on , the at C sam Diego Call al
iesed violation Of neutrality lays ,,s In rsf Sa
ar finr % Brief Conversation this subject took took
coca sion 10 remark that hai IN, 'nao a.; connection
he was sd mot sTens at NH Mr. de-
sired TO know why that view Vas fro new
York paper Of 18Th inst Of which h ' SPS
read this article asked him II he had iurf Ms a
the matter the paper for puenesnUhb Which
he POINTED ont reading follows: 100 ,,o
There has been Rnvas ETeS who not
in and did not approve OF the iate ms nstb Of
ana numes Of Rab hs% h"Ys taken had as hat
as long as the Queen claimed that she shor'd helo
fom he United states Government to reinstate
her they felt in duty bound to support res'ora,nUn
N9T 'n on thu ne pa e of the rnited looking
stiuofion and Work for annexation which many
of them say they have all along considered ,ae
best course for all concerned. but have been Pre-
vented from advocating it by what they 'onsid-
cred their duty 10 the queen ,r....o nod o,so
then desired to know If Mr. Thursion mao na arso
furnished the same paper the coHrId'ns Pafs
graphs pTom no ee awyer in Honolulu
and reading thus ..,,., .onrasor,,,,vs has con-
anSd his a aSon 'h o dpomatc reauSt to the
eminent that IL not inconsistent with the interest
Of The on any f Elh
poned until he can communicate VIII ms Ms, Govern ho
ment while his whole manner Is frendly 10 the
Iron he Ca 9Gm Of the nf}r%s
would be given 10 Americans who either topposesd
or eS ppPpped o HAYES to know whether
would be similar to that OF the american Govern
trary he considered il highly proper for all En-.
rlsh citizens to do al IN men p'Sm ey vo,ated no
law and w0" Had or h sHqf 81
nof been discovered at the time they Were, and
had they once succeeded IN getting mo ts ~
W 1nsre W WGps suppSa With dynsmie bombs ne
evidence which has been developed SHOWS thai 'nr h
morning along the main avenue leading to the c,y
SSNnS " Up me the as they Advanced
earaless of the women and children tneroiI, ~
Their plans also were for an uprising OF the ma
tves in the city, attacks TO pe n sa
tion-house. and the telephone staton me arms arm,
a an Msre to play an important part the plans
marked feature OF the situation is tne arse NUM- mn
Government. They volunteered to the nrmosr OF 81
nearly to S go ,o '9 wnd Pemsn% in the
tans was effected through .he thorongh s.atrn
male by cPs% R SsSs r pss @6 E &
thorough knowledge OF the country secuted NE
hlis from Honolulu 10 the east end of the island
CLEVELAND THE ROYAllsTs HOPE
Mr. Thurston answered that he had furnished
nothing 70 that any other paper hH' 'h"' ne
had permitted employe or agent OF one OF 'ho
prrsa associations u copy al his Legation "a pr
waite letter or letters which he had received ana
added that the published paragraphs ana not con
lhcfcupon said that Was aware maj lhs was
go aud tina, knew ,hc private letter OF letters
printed, Handing him a Npcwtl,'rn penet a.
asked IL The omitted parts were no, contained l"
There is Intense feeling being manifested by the
people at what II looked upon az Mr. NilhHH uhwai.
iantcd Interference In connection wiih the present
trials. lie Is doing everything tina, he can to pro
ice, the Royalsts and harass the uovetnnen,
MANY OF our best feel It imperative for our
future safety that some examples should be mads
While the Government Is master OF nc SITUATION
for the present. the danger Is not entirely over
Much Indignation is also felt from the fact nat a.
though direct Information was gwen to MI WnIn LIE
last November before the shipment Of arms wa, was
stop the Shipment Il is fel, that tho Hawaiian
AGAINST the United States Govcrnmen on the score
Of its indifference II not at ITS active connivng a,
the Hawaiian Government Will make a claim by
reason Of the breach of the neutrality laws 1t is not
yet known, but there is strong feeling here that 1t
should be done. The action of Mr., Halves. the
British representative. is in marked contrast to that
An analysts OF the growth Of the feeling and
facts leading UP TO the Instruction showed that
II is based almost wholly on the eneouragement
en To Sns I0y and cpn"n
that the Queen ought to be restored. and feeling
throughout the Royalst sympathlzers that uron
the slightest opportunity Cleveland would take
control TO suitcient extent 10 give MN an OK
"Another letter received here from Honolulu says
The most serious feature Is the attitude OF Wills
and HAYES. They In constant attendance at the
trials. Newman. the attorney defending the insur-
TeciiOnsts. 10 constantly In close consultation with
them"
Having read the paper, after some apparent
hesitation SIR, Thurson said no did not know what
riehi | had 10 thus ntecTogate him. ! replied that
he had already admitted he had allowed the pub
ishei matter 90 he copied from letters al his Lega-
lion bat that the publication Was not full, aud
did not suppose he would deny hat The Paper
showed nm onhlahel 4 rnfIeel cory of The omit
,ei parts lie said The letters containing Tho omit
Tod passages We're submitted by him 10 the repre-
hr a. u
publiaa lnn not expressing HE oiosi 90 personal
Views, but as showing The state 0f feeling IA ii1no-
iuin
MERELY GAVE 0uT THE NEWS,