Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22
The Hawaiian Matter Is Again
Assuming Importance.
THE SILVER CONFERENCE,
S'ron1 Effort 10 Have me President Send a
Delegation 10 Brussels In May What
the Diasfnnt Nations Are tx.
peeled 10 DO,

that Uhp Instructions which Ne t,i,,,,,t
! vas expected 90 convey To Minister Stov.
ems contemplated a withdrawal of Tho
3uslVh battalion from their station GA
StotS anu a more explicit disavowal of
1ill,7ler stevens act In establishing q
tyAPoiafy protecoratc thnu was contain.
| cd lu the rather pickwicl,inn disavo,Val
on Tue last administration The last
! heWs irom Hawaii ID r. Thought. hns
ch'hged the Views Of the administration
us 70 the ndvisahility OF such N course
uu1 Tue instructions which went ont
lolay. u r. umored. direct that tho pros.
en-, STATUS or Affairs Ice maintained until
mrther ORDERS
me conflicting reports which have
reached the department officially onI
mrough the newspapers concerning the
sHtHfth OF the provisional govprpmpnt
| colhfin the belief of the administration
oilcials That they acted wisely I'M taking
we pfrcnuuon VI making nn investirn.
uon OF their own before acting In the
The receipt today Of connie of mi.
waite letters from officers on The anna
snip show how differently even peoplc
ON the ground view the situation Ia
one instance an officer writpsi "Tbp
| provisional government Is decidedly un.
stahle. II the Boston's men were with.
| aINWn the new government would NOT
lsst toriy-eight hours In less than that
I uhe English sailors would bc landed
ahd you would see the queen hack on
her throne with the English flag noat.
ing instead Of the American"
Inc olher officer on the same shin
| writes Everyone Is going on With
business as II revolutions were uuhenr,i
or The provisional government has Inc
sympathy OF all the leading people md
! appears To he growing in popularity.
lu' presence OF the Boston's sailors
mas no doubt aided in preserving ponro.
but they could probably now withdraw
! WIN safety. Tho Boston's mon hnyn
| behaved very well aud srpm tn euiov
being on shore. Their battalion IA well
drilled hnd very efficient. An hnudg
have settled down 20 the idea Of ulti.
mate annexation Even the Euglishmcn
ere trying TO assume the virtue OF res
| lNnouon II they have II not The eng.
lish aud American sailors now frnter.
niEe happily together"
ne Democratic senators are making
hh%te 10 deny the sensational STORY thnt
President Cleveland has iuaurur1tpd n
| iFht against the senate because of his
| ulspieasure on account OF the manner i'm
Whlch ne senate committees have bcon
/ rcurr0ulzed President Cleveland VIVA
described rs full of Indignation hecnune
senator llill was made q member of the
| judiciary committee and senator Murphy
@ member Of the commerce committee.
Ia the height Of his presidential dis.
pleasure the story had It, Mr.. Cleveland
hhd informed the senate that no more
nominations would be spnt IN until the
assignments had been changed
There Is nothing in the story. presi-
dent Cleveland Is doubtless not wen
pleased az the complexion Of the seuntr
committee on finance owing to his desire
10 nave the Shcrmnn silver act repealed.
Privately lac may disnpprove of various
n9sigl ne1ts Of senators. but President
Cleveland II not nc this iuuctnre making
IN issue where none h necessary.
AIS supporters say with much con.
| hdeuce that his financial policy will be
| adhered 10 under IN circumstances. and
that he viii advocate this policy and
urge lts adoption consistently. dimlRcd.
! ana persistenuy but this program
| does not necessarily entail the lutagoniz.
| ing of the senate or individual mcfu.
bcrs Of that body ON cAtuneous mat
tiers.
The appointment Of senator Ne.
| Phrrson 10 q place on the finance CONE
mittee was admittedly concession to
! President Cleveland. Tho silver soma.
tors, Ia whose hands lay the control Of
the committee, had determined to dis.
place Senator Mcpherson from the
finance committee and substitute Scnntor
| Coke. President Cleveland. Il Is under
| stood explained That he thought such
action would hardly be fair in view Of
the majority Of frce silver mon on the
committee. In bis opinion. at least one
solid money Democrat should be- con.
| suited In the framing or consideration in
| committee OF bill having for ~ object
| the repeal Of the sherman law. TMs
! attitude Of the president was productive
| Of good results.
Ia senatorial circles for n week previ-
/ .ffa IN NtfN afa 81
| miitees Senator Mcpherson WIS under
| stood 10 have been displnccd. ana he. Il
| is reported loft the city in disgust Ihe
| announcement that the caucus committee
| had reconsidered IN first determination
I and concluded 90 allow Senator Mcpher.
/ son 10 remain ON his old committee was
something Of a surprise TO many of tie
| silver men.
A strong effort 20 have President
| Cleveland send a delegation 10 Brussels
| again IN May a. consider the question Of
| the wider use Of silver Us 20 b. made iu
the senate. senator Teller Of Colorado,
| originally contemplated Offering rrsO-
| luton expressing the sense Of the senate
I that delegation FROM this country Ought
| 90 attend ihe conference aud no poaf-
/ pnncment De asked OF the pre- aideut.
I The plan has since been changed So that
| senator Allison OF Iowa shall offer tho
resolution and urge It's adoption on the
! floor
Senator Allison was the chairman "
| the delegation which attended the c0n-
| ference nc Brussels in November. and II
Is felt that for this reason bis support N
| the resolution and tie arguments DE- viii
| be able to make Tor Il VIII have peculiar
weight. He win be- free from the sus.
piciOn Of any personal motive. because
| he has announced that De wiz not be
able IN any ease 10 90 again AZ one Of the
American delegates. II ~ possible. also.
| that Senator Jones' % Nevada win Do.
I cline further service, giving Mr. Cleve-
| land an opportunity 30 name two ~ The
| five delegates without asking the reigua.
| lion 0f cxCOmpirOller Cannon. Cover.
nor McCreury or President Andrews
II has been the general Impression that
Mr. Cleveland was opposed 20 sending
aH American delegation again 20 Brus-
sells while the present purchases Of So
yer coinage continued iu this country
and the United States bad no prOran
20 offer the conference which was likely
20 be- adopted IL Is for this reason thlt
the silver men are anxious 70 show ~
strong vote as possible IN Che senate
NJ favor Of second meeting 0f me
brussels conference. They think fhnf
MI. Cleveland has not 40 fully made up
Lis mind against q reaFsCmblln0 ~ tic
conference that az viii not be influenced
by an expression 10 which a large MAJ
joFiiy 81 The senate, including surh eon-
sergatire members as Senator Allison,
Join. The resolution viii 80 % the conn
mttcc on finance. and the silver men
there VIII be able % report it back With
senators sherman, Aionin, AllnA ond
sTs,e yreat diaienlfv NJ Brpseois iaa.