New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27
TIE DEMONSTRATORS IND HAWAII.
A INDUSTRIOUS sTULTIFICATIoN.
NFnrt1

A INDUSTRIOUS STULTIFICATIoN
From The Ecw-York World.
Tho res,ora ton Of the ex-Quoen by Govern
ment would not only be monstrous qualification
OF Democracy. but 1t would be an act beyond the
limits 81 comv TSe ne
states cannot engage In the business or setting up
thrones no mater how ney came a 10 De Op se
would be an act OF war. OF his own motion. The
Provisional oo N ar neary is g YEAR raeig
has been recognized by European Powers. IL has
ne oecredting OF Minister to It, Nothing can
be clearer than that the American people VIII
never sustain the restoration OF the monarchy.
n ANYBODY al Washington has entertnned a con,
trary notion, he must be dull indeed II he Is no;
undeceived By this time.
THE PEOPLE" OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
From The St. Paul Pioneer Press.
The only people there In the Sandwich
Is sha n m sae sas are the
there In business. with a comparatively Few native
not souls" for the missionary 70 work upon
But people" In the only sense imposesl on inc
have views about the conduct Of government ana
are interested in carrying them Into effect.
TRYING TO CREATE A REvULsIoN.
From The New-York Advertiser.
The Administration is evidently very much wor-
wal'an poIlcy has received and it y using ever; ;;,
means TO bring about revu.son OF feehhe. bu'
II won't 10. That policy Is doomed
WHAT Is THE NEED OF' SfCfFCf!
From The NewYork Sun.
If there Is To be restoration, how Is i to
be done? What prevents the Administration from
pubsng rs Al SETS h faeea se
surely nothing in Hawaii could tnwart tne power S OF
President Pre- backed by his Cabinet.
TT WILL BE DIFFERENT NEXT MONDAY.
From The Hartford Courant.
Thus far the President end mis- Secretary OF State
have gone ahead ION their own nook IN me ia
waIian business. Just though the Constitution
gave them the sole say about these little matters
IL will be different after the first Monday In De-
cember.
WHERE UsURPATION BEGINS.
From The New-York Press.
Grover Cleveland recalled the annexation treaty
and hauled down the. American flag in Hawaii;
However unpatr.otic his course In 50 doing, ne
ad wnq anH e q has to no ' to his hand
and strike down the Independent government
Election his constitutional power ends. Beyond
that limit he Is usurper
PUBLISHED wILLIS'S INSTRUCTIONS.
From The Albany Express.
No steamer will arrive from Hawaii for nearly
three weeks During that time are the American
people remain In ignorance OF what has been
done the islands? The Admnistraton shSniS
publish It's instructions to Mr.. Wills ana pupiish
them with the least delay.
NOT THE MAN FOR AN ADVISER.
From The Providence Journal.
Perhaps before the Hawaiian business Is ended
President Cleveland will become convinced that
those who advised him against taking Judge Ores
ham into his Cabinet knew what they were tax,
ing about Mr.. Gresham's erraticism has all
through his lie frequently led him by hasty steps
into untenable positions. and he has seldom II ever
been able to work tremendously with anybody
with whom he has been associated.
ANYTHING TO HELP THEIR CASE
From The Boston Journal
Now II Is in order for Paramount" Blount and
his organic apologsts to charge that the cruiser
Boston's log book is a base forgery