New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
WORKING OUT MANIFEST DESTINY.


From The Philadelphia Press tRepJ
rho sudden presentation OF the Hawaiian question
ID do great service to the United states beyond
10 -,erc gain Of these valuable Islands. IT VIII
famiIa1e the public MIND WI WIN aas pa,"d IN tic
near future. without stimulating any lingo spirnr
Of ambitious aggrand.mem, si 'g The Commercial
Development md the political obligations OF The
try will require the %o,Hrp q" the 81 present issue viii
turn the thoughts Of statesmen ana pcop'e III '""'
The application OF Hawaii presents the question IN
IFS SIMPLEST aid easiest form. 1t Is an ndepcnoeh,.
country II Is capable OF acting finally ana dee .a
for itself There Is no mother country or E"iopenn
government deal with. Since Hawaii asks i W
proieci9rate we hdy nom nTin a dues
there can be no opinions Mthough svents nave we
n"% projcrl The trend OF influences toward lh,
conclusion been clearly understood anu The
uolIcy hns long ped Itself 10 this emergency. IN
OF The Islands Is OF the highest importance
10 the projection Of American Interests ana ~, nser,
the focus Of all the great Pacific highways ana wnrn
the Nicaragua Canal shall be coinp oes,rahv en-
HANGED With sound policy this country 0ngns o :"
be- and will be- the master OF vast c0n,m n,nn md
INV naval rconirs msnts demand no possibility Of doubt
about the complete Identification OF ha""h VII" ''
Int our broadening commercial policy VIII nov o.
satisfied with that acquisition alone. Ts We
are aiming 10 build up commercial lines ana 10 es.oo
iish growing trade With Central and south Amsrcs;
Inc OUTLINE VI III" ,ron IN. trend of trade and upon
po"'liu ~, ,oorcIaI deveonnent IL our Pacific
t" % , y W"~o,n Islands shall In large degree
conSl am me nu I.f II is no less important
comuanu ", an w. rn,ers Of iis western outlook. II
lhat we Nlnn ~ n,,n,,i ,hot General Grant was
IS now gsnsia'y rec Eroiec, 81 ocGmIring san DO.
entirely right III us pro,,', NJ p'i.fortunc The
mngo ana thnt us or r, wa 80 aiso mistake
failure TO secure -. I9omS wa hrougS The 18th.
with great fishWa. o' hIt ~, nrsct,coly an
mus the cur OF Ne sn6osonni deve,opmens hav"
AnGrcah In , nnm The vnic OF these offerings
cnrl'u III u r",'" =" lin through our fingers The
MIltn ,, wai' , n sh,Ii IL, likely 10 accept them
ny % ,ro.isst urze of Tint quarter still remains.
=, :, -, H.nt thai Cuba cannot long continue attached
IL i 'n ,"'' honds orr les ,nlng ali the time AMI
y" sni, ~ sentCd 10 measures OF reciprocity be-
VIZ, t, ma tho I'nIted States she Welded 10 !,
,",rI. , az, " which can be thus modified and
na'ura n''r,o.'o ,ai came, Ia forever batlicd
poSipoh'N' out viii ,,' hc,me =. distinct mart OF
r"on.r or ..'r ,nu" nd h he'ter conception OF our
tr Amrua 49, t. oroin IN grow ON, OF the dis
ln'hre Po.'i tT,.,io nrorcr viii serve TO direct
ch,,ioh Oh vi. n,nrh md, larger ocau,on OF the
pnn r '" Tbm above MI comes The annexation Of
r Fvant orc riueninr for this consuin ma ion.
u. .,,inn.nt Oar thn inion Il growing RAPIDLY.
snnu'nn an. ric,ps ore laginn,n0 TO realize that
anu m"ms w, ~, , =" ncrm Tho growth OF con.
It VIII no, ne WIS. ~ Gnr,hern horler witt, nh the
,",Ion aid disturbance that would be incvli able.
rns an, manifest destiny Is bound n work itself out