The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-29

IKE student OF Htwaiiau hissorg rr,u,t keer, !,
sharp look out II these days for history seems 10
bs uaade here at a rapid rate On Wednesday Last
Il vas known that Mr. VIM. L. Gieen had taken
the Office Of Minister Of F1r-ign Affairs, Mr. Bush
remaining II charge Of the Interior Depsgrtu,eat
Mr. kulsa Of the Finance Depar5ment, and Mr.
Jones resiyuirs the Office OF Attorney General tor
an at htsari1t appointment To that PLACE. with the
expectation sh.lt M wm- Neyias Armstrong OF
New York, brother OF Gen Sln1sl C. Armstrong.
woGd shortly arrive t5 take the perunane PLACE of
Attorney General Mr. Green's appointments sur
Frtsed one, for he has al along been one Of the
few persons vino have been spoken OF as fsted by
his experience as vel as By high personal charsc-
tar for a ministerial pcsitiuu- But the general
feeling was enc Of great surprise that he had ap-
Parsntly set at uaught the views of TIE community
IN accepting office with the furulrr arrangements
unchanged On SATURDAY it vas rumored that
Mr. Green lad learned that letters hs.d been sent
BY the cabinet Of which he had become 4 member
I'd the Great Powers of the United States. Great
Britain and Fr1nce ruGuestna, the recall OF their
dPlornzl- representatives, here and that these mis-
slvgs hI6 been entrusted To No less I rer,uBaf-s
than Mr. Moreno. Mr. Green then did the ouIv
thing which honorable Or Intelligent E.sr1 c,gt1id
DO namely, informed the fDreIr rtrr,ss. lives
Of what had Leen dous.
As fr aS the unlnftiIzsG could see tins must PRO-
G1ce l1Il11edIIEe ril-erc1urse between this Gov
srrnlent and the DI9t1nET-ic Corps. Whether Mr.
Green would RESIGN u consequences OF tins Ciilsnr-
MA. and refuse 70 hoid oEiice with Cabinet 80
reag 10 plunge the country into tie most serioqs
cum IPilSar15ns- was question: which on Satur-
isiy ID one seemed 1bIe ID answer Il was
further ruungrea that Mr.. Moreno had been
e1iirEst with the mast lmDlrrssnz tItpI1nlati..
EIIJns. accretlug him to MOST of the etJI.rrrie
Eifh Wilich this cuuE5ry hts rrsiEY rsII5iln The
cIFis1uI1rIc representatives tG whose respective
cvunrrIes TINS great IrGlguItT had been offered
OBSERVED strict sflEace their Iuterfed ACTION
D11 I1 vas ptIlu enough that everything except de-
ENG wIr agII1ss tl4 uirF-l States Ctrssr
BrIrIl and Francs hId 5eeu G,.e bT til, .,Jtrrrtrv
and t,IE I1s ariIblz rsiInH5us 10 those ulti,ri,
could mod cr5utiane If this fgothIrrIy c,l1rse was
not promptly rEtrisTed- MInT have Cioutt-,I
whether a-T kind CT Apologies a.Jl .tr.i,.tf bV Iet-
t1rs Withdrawing the absurd eli Ires as-af-1sr the
eIPli1InatIc Representatives world bs Of I1v avail
No one eIl4r tI1 % see that tE1s enuzrrrv WIS N 4
er1zIlI sI1IHE1u- Every rule Of l1fnrIri curt
esq or COMMON SENSE ap1sared I'd hIve been di,s-
cirr-at- No decir-sd enemies Of HE-y4ifEu i1ffs-
tere welfare csald have planned more ef-
TzcrEitE 20 m the Country On Sullirv r-l-l0urs
we're abUu1 tia1 the entire Cabinet had resigned
ami 5ha1 Mr- GrEEn hatt been asked 5y the King to
ae'spt ONCE with Mr- Il. A P Carter a. Minister
of sts ln1zrit5r and 1lr Jclln & WALKER Minister
sr fSreLcn AiHlrz. and Arrnrnsg GsnsrzI at a.
rsI-iH- WhaEi1er they would Accept or not and
Will Tuuif1 De the OF the sJrsis--l -sF,rrssf.a
Ives sstIee IN uncertainty Bur Nouftv The
LrI1Ey1la IevE vas aanDuaced that the zeurisr1s,
aisoFe Named hzd aecsp6eaL