New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14
DIPLOMATIC LEGERDEMAlN.


The Covarnre,, marty Is confident that the Wash
ngton policy Is T. maintain here whl'e man
government with possibility vi 'e'"'"s '"e
native monarchy The rcyaiistS D'udS s'ed' W.
preston but are still circulating among the native
popuace their boast that the euee" !" ~ oe III
medately restored by Mr.. Wills
"On his way down Mr.. Wits HiAue most
favorable impression on his annexatonist fellow
passengers including several prominent men.
While strictly retcent as TO his ml's'o'' III iei.
in them strong impression that IL - rr,
with the annexation movement. l. H.
guardian OF Kaiulani also arrived On INC ' M"
On the passage over Mr. Davies disaVoweu inc
widal, nuhl,ssed statements imputed to him In
favor of the restoration OF the Queen 'l"oe ms
arrival his tone has been somewhat deprecatory
and pleading as If he felt the hopeessness OF
re-estabIishnent Of monarchy. He Is deepiy con-
cerned that no injustice be done M ,hsr COW M
taking their country from them without Inv" 'o"
I'm an interview Minister Willis empha,iealy
declared that any rumors regarding, Hia "
or instructions we're positively unfounded ana una,
nothing would be done until he had an Wben
officially with the Provisional Cover i
asked As to whether the arrival Of Admirai irwin
had any political significance the ns ME- to that
question. In an editorial The commerc'ai Az
1t is probable that after Minister WIis PRE- pre-
senis his credentials understanding VIII ia "a
when the official consultation VIII The neeo,ia.
tons with this Government will be iorh''"s 'pe"'"
by the United States Minister. ,,.,, hos hr,
The Provisional Government OF iiaWnr nc iI ou n
pursue in meeting ana a iia,tde %
future Government of the ISLANDS aenn., 80.
they by the authorities of the uh NTH ,aa To-
All future arrangements must be neceSStti f IL
through them and with their consent iiiN,, pv ,
interests of the country. ther" can w ~, 80
doubt to the the Government
low to be consistent with the IMMENSE ,ra,t 49,
placed in the hands OF the people OF Ii""' a., o
" a return to the old form OF gnVerhll''ttt i ,pa,
OF the question and II is generally coh'r"c" nc
should the monarchy be restored ny sum nv, IL
pected and improbable means IL couin nO1 c,nnot
The old historical axiom that r'V"iuup'',, ho cn9e
go backward could not " vioiaten III .n o,,.o.
of Hawaii without grave and serious 'ps' 90
This however is not expected. The cohSi. ~ =
interests OF the people who really ."ptt 80 hut
Hawaiian Islands and own 70 per cent oi ,,,D g
ness interests OF the country would very lkeS I'LL
fuse their consent to such course. ms ""'h"
''On the LIST inst. Admiral Skcrret 32h .'' r,ha IN,
farcv eli ~ President Dole ana his 'aplnr, III
Admiral bade the President Goodby IN "a ~" w,
chosen words. and the President r"lrh say Ii,i ~;
he had hoyed the Admiral would remain uhiii
Hawaiian affairs settled. as ne nan u, -, y, ~
Honolulu through much OF the r"ccil. ,D,,t9,I
When the Admiral arrived az the iA'cunr u.,r,
ing the troops OF tn" Provisiona mn, ~ ~ ,h.
building. The band played America, aS M 80
miral RAISED in and when he "rerG'h ~ wa
gre@ted with the star SpanGlcd Hammer .,,,..
"Aimra SEcrrett and hts stan calico "n Ni''l'..a
pffcrnoon Mr. Wills. accompanied by '3"Sui
General Mills. returned admiral Skerrsii,H gu. ~
leaving the Philadelphia. Minister Wits wa, ~
corded the usual salute. From the ihilau ''phll
Minister Willis ana the consul l-'"h"idl WI WI ~ ,,,a
io The Ndams AMI after a brief stay on board came
ashore Admiral Irwin. his arrival AT hon,'lu ~,
went board the Philadelphia ana 'h'''o"''''''
assumed command