Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
MESSAGE.

Below eiil be found that p.tt 81
the Presidents messaxe dealing with
the Hawaiian. Eoaneisl, pension and
tarid questions.
HAWAIIAN QUESTION.
OF Haxaii the President Bays,
The questions ari,inx from ous re
lstioos with Hawai- have caused s--
ious embarrassment. Just prior 20
The iustallati>7 Of tie 2resen; admin
is:ratSoa. the eIi=:lnS government o.
EcSaii bad tsn overthrtun, aud &
treaty OF znrexs. on negotiated BE-
tzssa he provisional government c.
tue lsianGs and III. Tr.iel States.
and submitted 10 The Senate for rAts-
Il -a:icn. This treaty / Withdrew fer
e~sauisa'ior. aBi dispatched James
Il BlcpE. - liorol.lU Is 4 special
Conc as&oues 10 maize 40 impartial!
Investigation CT the circumstances IL
t@ading the charge ot EuT.ranert.
At:era thorough eI~a;nIuaiioa, Mr.
B!uurt submitted 10 ne bis repo:,
slowing berond all s~aestion. thai the
c~nnsi'iuiicoal gorvTnTeni Of Hawaii
lad Beer subverted with the sc.i,-
aid OF our representatives 10 that
Sc.e:o1sn;; AID Through intiniGs-
,icn caused BY tie Pre4eccs ot al
armed navel ,orce - lie Jnitsd
States, EEich Landed for tia; p0r-
posa
Upon Thee. facts being dereloped;
II seems 10 ne that the onlr hoao.a-
ble course tcr this Sorernn4ot 10 PSF
] -as 10 unjo thu =-cag d0ce bT
ihc=s representing re- With the
vies ct accomplishing this rezul.
zithin The cOcsuiutioazl limits Q: ex-
ecai!re power, the pTss=5t E.c5s;cr
al Huroialu has received appropriate
Instructions TO this erd Thrs Fox
no Information Of the accomplish
nent c. lie definite rsul: has b-er
received from him, but zdd!lguual ad-
vices are soon expected. WheG they
axe recsI'si thsy ~i:I r.cRy:ly IL
sri 20 Cccsnss, accompanied by =
Special executive message.
FISAScI.L zCEsEEoS.
After quoting statistics from the
Sec.etzr! o, ;be Treasury. The Trssi-
dent says: Tie recent r.p.sl q tie
law requiring the purchase Of silver
bullion Icy the government Fad. al
entire change il the cmplericn ct
naT currency affairs. ] 10 rot Gc-b.
that ths u!iiua'e result Of this ariIcu
Kill be most saluiar. acd FAR REACH
ing. Aft:r the rseni financial p-r-
~turoltlon, time Is required for tics
re-establishmsri q business cent
dence shen, however. through lhis
restored confidence, The moc-y WHICH
has been frightened into boarding
places - reiuruel IL trate. a survey
OF the situation will probsbl! Liscluee
the safe path leading TO a permanent
Iy sound currency, sufficient 10 me.
every requirement Of Or ~inrreasirg
population and Business. In pursuit
OF this object va should r~cxoiut-ly
turn AWAY from slluring and tenpo-
:ary c1ptdierts, Determined ~ b.
content with no,hins less than a les;
ing and comprehensive fnauciai plIu.
Ia these circumstances / an u
Vinced that a reasJllJ.e delay II
dealing with this subject, Instead OF
o=inG Injurious, will increase the
vTobib.htr %! wise action"
The PRESIDED: recommends tn. fur
;heT postponeneut OF tire Brussels
monetary conference aud suggests
that a general authority be given tbs
P:esidsu. To invite other nations to
such q conference at any time when
there IS a fair prospect Of accomplish
ing an irtptuaIjoGa. agreement ca
the sutisct u coirage. Ito also
recommends ihst the existing stat
uies governing The issuance OF gov
eminent bonds bc ameudyd, rs .he
authority Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury IS Cot sufficiently clear.
n PENSION List.
The President quotes from the Sec.
Rotary 0! the Interior: "In juno lac.
there were DC III. pension rolls &C.,
Oh nau'oS an i~ocrrrse Of 1874 ever
that OF the previous year"
Speaking o, the recent rulirsj U;
The Commissioner Of Pensions, the
Presldent says:
Il an unable TO understai i why
frauds 10 the pension rolls should not
10 exposed and corrected with thor.
ouGhnees aud yigcr. Every pauis
fraudenlly put upon those rolls is a
wicked imposition upon tho kindly
sentictent ID which pensions have
their origin. Those vho attempt in
tho lice OF dry 10 rectify these
wrongs should not Ire accused Of en-
nifty or Indifference u deserving md
honest voterann."
TAHISH.
Coming to the tariff. he says. ar.
ter a hard struggle. tariff reform is
directly befUts us. After II full dis.
CUSTOM, our countrymcn have spoken