The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-11-28
Hawaiian Affairs.

President Cleveland hiss determined
If possible to re-inSsSse Iilioa kslAni
IS queen Of Hawaii.
The intentions Of the SdminiStra-
tion were made known by Secretary
Gresham on the lOsh inst.
Gresham Snd ClsvelSRd held that
the queen would not have been de-
posed but for the interference Of eN-
Minister Stevens And the marines and
sailors from the Boston.
+ Cleveland refrSinei from publishing
this news until after the special So
sion Of congress adjourned 50 that
there could De no immediate cougreS-
sionAl seton
Il is believed thzt Minister Willis
h2S Sogiers 10 secure the reinstatement
Of the ex-queen and that Instructions
went to Honolulu by the Monowai to
use fore if necessary.
Thursto1 hiss sent word To die Pro
viSiousl government to stand firm snd
that the mass Of the American people
are with the Provisional government.
The Hawaiian matter will become
: lively issue rs soon as congress con-
veues in Dscember and the Republi-
cans eonStrUs Cisvslsnd's action IS 3
reflection on the Harrison admins
tratiOn.
This Is , short resume Of the news
SIS affecting the future Of Hawaii that
hSs developed during the pSSt fort
night.
The first IntimztiOn Of what WAS
coming esme on the 9TH inst.
4 Republican Landslide.
In the state elections held on No
vembeT 7th the triumphant demOe-
rzey vsre struck by 4 thunieTbOlt Of
Fspubliesnism- The result WAS not
only : republican landslide but the
most stern rsbuke ever received BY
president and his party 80 soon after
his election
In Ohio the policy Of protection was
endorsed by magnificent majority Of
S5.nu1 for Mckinley. In some parts
Cf the state where counties hSd never
gone republican the democrats were
showed cut Of sight
Things were worse in the great
stronghold Of New York, where the
Republicans were victorious, the ms
JoEItieS ranging from 900 10 81, COO.
The state government, house Sli Ssu-
ate, sre now strongly republican and
the next United States senate viii Be
republican In the city Iammany
vFOH by greatly reduced mSjorities on
the city ticket Brooklyn, fer the
EiFst time IN many years wheeled into
the republican column
IN Massachusetts,, Russell for COVER
nor dem. ], for reelection, Was beaten
BIZ over 5il0Od, sld in Iowa BOIes
dem, who h1s thrice bsen elected
By large msJOEitleS, was defeated by
51G1O, sld Iowa zEAin comes
hack into the republican camp.
In NehTsskA the republicans made
large gains. and in Cook eoun-
u, in which Chicago Is stu
democratic stronghold the entire re-
publican Judicial ticket was elected
Democratic New Jersey hzs elected
. republican Legislature and broken
the hearts Of the administration The
only consolation left the democracy
i ihzt the iHTineibls democratic
states, Maryland and Virgins did not
also TsP1iiste them
This election settles the fact that
the HexI Presidential campaign will
X fought on tariff lines and II Is con-
esdsd that Mckinley will Be the r.
pu5lie2u standard bearer. be Is nov
being bo0msi f5T the next great race
Ils leading democrats who have eI-
pressed opinions attribute the Water
100 TO unusual hard times and the
failure q the party to fulfil its pEomi-
IS 10 the people, with respect TO
tariff ref0rTl-