The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-22
THE HAWAIIAN POLICY.
TIE AUDSCITT or SOME VINO m
PU0N TINE PRESIDENTS MOTIVES.
" Il virginia Potatoes and Coal lie Put on
the Free List In the New Tariff
Measured Other News.
gmrs Burrlu. RArrrY BUILDING,

"a
tcn speak OF the administrations policy
ne restoration Of the Queen. and Of The
International features and the diplomatic
considerations. with an amount Of self
reliance that is calculated TO make one
believe that the generation IS one OF
statesmen, so whom the affairs OF the
world are but playthngs. and the comfy
~ nations a trining consideration. 1heJ
au know just what ought to be- Done
They an comment upon Mr. CleYeidhl "S
if he Was a ten-y ear-Old boy instea" "a
iLe foremost Democrat OF the times "'.e
talk about the situation of Honolulu pr -
10 we're an every day occurrence WIN U' ~, VS.
The fact IS that no especial pol0' ~
been determined upon. or az ieds''
public by the administration. F'o, ,.,..,,,.
reports OF Mr. Blount u Is poa'','
stated that the Queen abdicait' 49,
protest. and with the distinct ""u,'
Ink that the whole matter shou'u re re-
viewed at Washington, ana ~ iiiieu
nor willingness 10 abide by tna' ue0iSioh'
There ls no doubt that Mli"9'e' ''cF e"S'
hy his landing Of The Al'i'v"" MAJ mes
from the Boston, ana hiH iy0"'ioh VI 'leHl
toJsfefed the provisional government
movement and then. after the Queen
p4pituated with the proviso stated In
writing and endorsed by President Dole,
" thc reyouuOnists, that all should be
Ien t0 tbc United States. h is difficult to
see nos why any criticism should fan
upon au administration who weighs fairly
Deer rlEHts. and restores 10 her what was
taken by force supplemented. If not en-
trey dominated, by the American ma
IH0s.
TIe President and Secretary Gresham
cannot Dee blamed for the collision Of eX-
Minister stevens and this Queen should
u.t lose her vested and unquestioned
rights because OF conspiracy which the
recent developments clearly indicate was
not disc0uutenanced by the Americans
I4 authority upon the occasion. some
people are attempting 20 discount the |
rights of Liiiuokalani by publishing the !
facts Jf her lntrgues and lack Of virtuOus |
impulses. but This is NOT the question for |
This government 90 settle. Aircastles of |
frost confronting the sun are i'm no more |
900. arous condition than the reputa-
Ton OF am American woman who by
one .mprudeut act makes her mOdesty
subject of speculation. but with other
counties. and 600 other ATTITUDES than
oI- his distinction is not so finely
drawn. and we have no right to judge |
B people of another country and OF another /
government by the social laws that ema- |
nate from us. Whatever Is done finally 10 |
is sure that this administration. with /
O. VI its sources of information. and It's |
go and intelligent tendencies, Will act |
with Justice. temperance and equity, and |
$3.50 not Dee party to the cOnspiracies /
"a single man. even though be Doc |
Republican minister 90 Hawaii
The New tariff Measure.
Congressman McMiun. of Tennessee. /
AID to-day that the new tarn bin would /
ro04lv boz made public on Monday next
When a whole committee meeting would Doe
congressman G.. r.. Breckenridge was on
s way 20 the House restaurant when I
topped him with query as 90 whether
60 He reiterated that the members of
q Ways and Means Committee were
worn TO secrecy. When questioned again
fhe House restaurant. be- exhibited the
.me eXclusiveuess found iu the native /
Indition OF the CLANS in the chowder /
afore him.
''Wm tho committee prepare two biusT
asked OF Congressman NcMilin.
We have not yet decided whether TO
nbody the internal reyerue features In
e main bill or present 10 separately"
I
refer % the rum0r that the majority |
900 have a bin ready i'm case their main
Do cannot pass, ia which will be incorpo-
lted all the acceptable clauses that
ight be put On the minority report"
Here Congressman McAnnn looked out
The window and remarked chat 10 was
lppy weather
The entrance TO the committee room was
lrded by the Capitol police. ana shield
hy additional green screens The cor
Dor was uamped an day by anxious
respondents and committee members
IRE Obliged 90 run The gauntlet
a certain member of the committee was |
90 enough 90 intimate that coal and
latoes would not suffer much in the
al status OF the bill. although the pres
8 discussion on these articles was some
'at heated by reason OF the radical Z
fV platform Interpretation of the en- !
e. list by two or the committee mem O
hartman Wilson viii See no one. ana j
3 out no Information or intimation IL
: secretary held a levee an the morning Il
d taxed his diplomatic capabilities 10 o
p uttermOst. a
several members Of the committee are ! 3
ing among themselves that there be b
democratic caucus on the bin before il o
mes 20 the House. in order that no q
IF differences may he disclosed. but IL
Altman Wilson and many other promi- II
no members prefer that the tariff legis- 81
Ion come direct TO the House from the o.
nmittee and be subjected 10 the p
est OF discussion by that body. p
he report that branch Of the Demo p
NE National Committee viii be estab- a
led here indicates that the forthcom- VI
presidential campaign will be fought
on the tariff question. If the conduct
the campaign were left 10 the Con-
ssioral Committee. the fight would a
loubtedly take on a silver complexion -
10 would especially be true i'm the =,
TN. where many Of the members wish :,
conciliate Populist constituents. h
The President 40 % Eaily. Ct
he President was I'm his office early l.
morning. and disposed Of a considera- u
amount OF executive business before Is
arrival az the White House Of the Of
nbers Of his Cabinet No appointments 5
ny kind were taken up. and II IS not 81
oahle that any Will DE considered un- u
after the recess. The Cabinet minis Oh
who bearded the snow-stOrm of this A
-ment day for conference with their
u could be correctly enumerated on 81
fingers Of one hand. but as Secreta- p'
Herbert, Smith and Carlisle are alb W
b rom the city, their absence could Ia
d attributed to the bad weather. al
20 days are. in certain sense
'. days for Secretary Thurber. for
average caller. who is posted I'm the
I'e House arrangements knows that II
, next TO impossible to see the Presi-
on those days. and does not put I'm
appearance. thus giving the affable
-,e secretary little time 10 devote tai
.o'.'ai friends who drop in casually no