The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-19
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS,


Following Is the statement ap-
pended e3itolally to the Judicial
apology made by the London Times
to Charles Stewart Parnell:
We desire to indorSe as appro-
p1oprista every woTd Of the fOreSo-
ms statement. Moreover. Mr.. Par
nell having IN the witness-box stated
tbst the letters are torgeries, We sc
cept II every respect the truth
Of that statement In these cucum-
stances we deem Ii right to express
our regret especially and sincerely al
having been induced to publish the
letters 3 Mr.. Parneil'S, Or 70 use
them IN the evidence against him.
This expression Of regret includes
also the letters falsely attributed 70
Mr.. F-gaD, Mr.. Dayitt and Mr..
O,kelly, 1t Is scarcely fitting now
To enter into the circumstances IN
der which We received and published
them. We are bound, however. 70
point out tina. Plgott was not the
person with whom We communicated.
Moreover we must add that We
firmly believed that the letters were
genuine until the disclosures made
by PlECtr on CuoSs-eyaminalCn. Ii
must be evident 10 all reasonable
persons that # 2 conspiracy existed,
CLe Times was vc1miEed by and not
8 party 70 i. Errors IN judgment
max have been committed. and for
them penalty must be paid. 1t must
be clearly understood what we have
done Is altogether upon our own no
ton and our own responsibility and
IN the public interest alone This
Withdrawal Of course refers ezc,u-
sively To the letters obtained from
P5goJ.
The second edition Of the Times.
usually due al , p. m was delayed
enc hour. The circumstance Is al
most unprecedented II the papers
history. 1t was held back IN order
that al advertisements Of the pam
pblet u Parnellism and Crime ="
might be removed. This action Is
supposed To be II co2sonance with
the action Of the Times counsel.
American Politics
Bills have been introduced N Con
Eress for the admission, IS States, Of
Wyoming. Idaho and New Mexico.
The Governor Of West Virginia
has Issued certificates Of election IS
Congressman 70 the TWO Democrats
who were defeated by Republicans.
The New York Herald publishes .
tvo-co.umn authorized interview
with Cleveland The retiring Presi
dent says lie Is an intense Democrat
and E6iculeS the Republicans who
say they fought the v6r It was
fought by American citizens Of the
North. He says he believes strongly
II the masses. and that the Demo
cratic party must be true to itself in
@ out Of power. He says the new
relations Of whites and blacks II the
South ara gradually arranging
themselves, and believes that no
wrongs 10 either vii be tolerated.
Cleveland has no fear that the Dem
ocraLc policy. the adjustment Of the
tariff 70 the wants Of the working
people with q due regard 70 all other
legitimate interests and enterprises.
VII not ultimately commend itself 10
the American people. They viii at
tScL themselves 70 the party which
consistently and honestly offers
them relief.
Harrison was u declare II his in
alguTsl address that he VIII under
No circumstances be & candidate for
denomination four years hence. This
Is 10 give him greater freedom Of
action II making appointments.
President Cleveland has approved
the bill 10 admit Is States Of the
Union Washington. Montana. North
Dakota and South Dakota Great
satisfaction vas expressed On both
sides Of the House when i vas gen
orally known that the President
had signed the Territorial bill.
There was 6 great contrast be-
tween the manner Of President elect
Ezrrlsc1's arrival al Washington
and that q Ir. Cleveland Oh March
3, lSS5- Every PGacaurion vas taken
by the latter 70 keep from the public
knowledge OF his presence IN the
city until lie was safely housed II LIS
hotel For soma unknown reason
AIr. Cleveland was nerEOuzly afraid
that al attempt would be made upon
ms lie The time Of his departure
from New York was concealed from
the people The train which brought
him came through IN the night. and
none but the train men knew that
Cleveland. Rose Elizabeth Cle7e-
land Daniel Manning and Dan La
mont we're occupants q the two
special caTs attached TO the regular
express that reached the city At 7 30
o'clock II the morning. There were
SIX members q the Presidential
party whose identity was concealed
even from tEe train men These
E51a Inspector ByTns5 and five
members Of his detective staff. They
surrounded the President q be left
the cars and escorted him 10 q car-
rage il waiting 4 detective drove
the carriage . the Arlington Hotel
and z detective sat upon the box By
the driver 4 third officer droTe IN
{ buggy alongside the carriage. and
when the President had us==li