New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-25

be strange, indeed If, after being recognized by
throw Until further Information has been obtained
there will be more use specializing about
Hawaiian affairs than trying to solve the fifteen
puzzle"
NO JUDAS ACTION WILL BE TOLERATED.
From The Wilmington News.
1t Is difficult to imagine that after Minister
Willis had presented his credentials to- Presi-
dent Clevelands great and good friend Dole
he would attempt to destroy the Provisional Gov
eminent. That sort of Judas business will not
strike popular chord In the hearts Oh the Ameri-
can people, who believe In fair play.
MR. wILLIss WORDS SOUND STRANGELY.
From The New-York Advertiser.
1t reported yesterday from. Honolulu that
of Hawaii that he is not there, as Bount was, to
investigate. but to act. which he Will do at the
In Hawaii will have nothing to regret and that
outside interference will not be tolerated by the
lowing upon Paramount Blount's pronouncements.
If Americans will have nothing to. regret it
for II she should be. still another American Min.
s,er would hayeet us say And u
interference" the prospect would seem brighter.
IT GAVE A FEELING OF RELIEF.
From The Utica Herald.
At Washington the Administration preserves
silence, but the reports say secretary Gresham
seemed very much relieved on learning that nothing
had been done.
THE TRUTH AS WE'LL lOLD
From The Albany Express.
The papers have got to out In time. the
Administration will gain nothing by keeping silent
now, in the expectation that such action VIII come
TO be 9y she 70 ovarb ina. mere
Provisional Government all reports OF tnat character
being mere newspaper Inventions. mat sort or
thing might do. ir 1t were not for the stand taken
by the court organs
THEY WANT TO SEE THAT CARD.
From The Chicago Inter Ocean
The people have seen Blount and Gresham's hand;
what they now wish to see Is the little joker
land
A RECONSIDERATION WILL BE WELCOME.
From The Washington Post.
However much or little the Bount report and the
Gresham declaration may have represented Mr.
Clevelands purposes at the time the country VIII
Weions %m ana 1 re nrna any rscnn
sideratlon. The country Is quite willing to be
laughed at by u few Mugwump newspapers so long
the performance means freedom tor Hawaii anu
honor for the United States.
IT WOULD BE THE PART OF WISDOM.
From The New-York Recorder
The conjecture has been made that Minister
Wis's hand has been held back by later nstruc-
has knowledge Inc Administration will have
truest wisdom II this surmise shall prove
correct.
1T DOESN'T WORK BOTH WAYS.
From The Boston Journal.
The Administration. is reported to consider 1t
higny indecorous IN Minister TnurstOn to make q
public statement defending himself from the
charges in Paramount Bount's report. but 1t was
not able To any indecorum In publishing the
charges without permitting Mr.. Tnurston a reply.
THE PEOPLE LOOK TO CONGRESS NOW.
From The Chicago Tribune
The Government of the Hawaiian Islands was as
much an accomplished fact when Mr.. Cleveland
was inaugurated the Government at Wash
ington H. therefore. that Government snail be dis
turDed by him, still more, II II shall be over
thrown and "A monarchy restored. whether by moral
pressure. terrorism physical force. Congress i'm
mcdiatey upon reassemblng should call for ali the
papers and testimony In the case, and administer
a severe rebuke to the unpatriotc and un- American
act The people will rely upon Congress TO bring
the Administration TO n speedy halt II IL persists
in its attempt to overthrow an established Gov
eminent.