New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
MUST HARRISON CONSIDER CLEVELAND
Washington dispatch to The Hartford Courant
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Washington dispatch 10 Inc har'loiu 'oura''
President Harrison Is controlled solely by re desire
70 take su-h action with regard t. Hawaii will pro
trct the honor and dignity. and promote the best In,
irrcSs Of the United states. This l. what he swore
10 do when he We oath OF once for term which
vii not p % mS q" h 1a any """I .r the ons
ton as he Understands II. The term Of Mr. tlev~-
hand viii begin March a. ana u he tHal' una me
Whit hi,I" he does moi approve A. viii ". for HIM. II he
deems cxpdenl to request gonsre"' 10 rey"rse u,
recommending proieciorai" NAV prove 10 p" rue.
Dut the statement cannot now BE- verified President
Harrison will moi determine III" ornl III when ie wiz
send mc,.ase 10 Congress until after TIE Interview
with The spr.ia representative OF The Provisional
Government Of Hawaii. which Is expected TO take place
here saturday.
BRITISH MEDDT.lNG not IN ORDER.
From The New-York Recorder (Rep
The advice Of ,h" London editors 10 the Adminlsira-
lion Is entirely supcrhuous. Let them attend ~ the
Egyptian question.
TIE PRESIDENTS DUTY.
From The New-York Mercury Dcm.l.
II would he treason 10 American right and duty
TO tall TO Improve opportunity President Hart
California aud elsewhere and make sure Of the p,rma
ncnt control OF the sandwich Islands. No European
pro,cctoratc 40 DriIi'h domination!
CONSIDER TIE PRINTER.
From The Norwich Bulletin.
There Is one thing to hc said Of the scheme for
the annexation Of the Hawaiian Islands aud the con
,eqicnt reinforcement OF the ruling dynasty. We shall
never have 10 read anything more about "tle prin
cess Victoria Kawckn Kaiulani Lunalllo Knaninnia
hInpalapa, hclrcss to the Hawaiian throne And
that will be- blessing TO cOmpostors ana pr00fread'r
II TO no one el'e.
OUTSIDE INTERPOSITION REQ TIRED
From The York Press Repl.
The traditions Of American diplomacy for half u
century the security Of orr Pacific Coast and the
demand The domination OF Hawaii by the United states.
II has been concluslvely demonstrated that Hawai- an
independence Il no longer possible
ARE THE COMMISSIONERS FULLY ArTHORIzED'
From The Albany Argus tDem).
The recognition Of the provisional government ns Il
genuine, stable government Of the Islands must pre-
cedc any consideration OF the annexation problem
and to u Just. generous people. aiming to b" serupu-
lousy fair In their dealings. especially with the weaker
that recognition, in view Of our attitude toward
Hawaii for half a century, offers many difficulties
DON'T WORRY ABOUT ENGLAND
From The Boston Globe DEM.
II Is n highly significant fact that tho provisional
government Honolulu has been recognized by tile
representative of every country except EngIant.
The privilege of extending protrciore over Hawaii
at the risk OF losing part Of her possessions In Asia,
PERFECTLY safe 10 say TINT the Queens advisers hy
understand the situation.
SUBSTANTIAL UNANIMITl IN WASHINGTON.
From The Baltimore Suns Washington di'piich (Dem.)
There Is one point upon which there h substantial
Tina, IS that this is The affair Of the United states
alone. and neither Great Britain nor any oaer
natIon has any right 10 interfere In wav with the
m",rr Tney saw II the United states had taken
steps to annex tn islands BY force there might be
long ~ the request comes from The people Of the
sinnds and the United STATES Will Insist that a
m""rIty OF thc people shall vote in favor OF annexa
ton before they will be received. there j. no reason
iba, England Will protest IN any way. but some
congressman who would not oiherwis" favor annexa
no",d mi The United Stsics In III" apparent position
NJ hactIng down before Great Britain.
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