New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOT IN FAVOR.
From, The Springfield Republ.can
The idea of restoring o, rscrSpy IN bower on
the Hawaiian Islands, Is repugnant 20 ,he sd,nin
Of the American people dner e renaced Luok-
lani on her ricsety throne II can cNect w we ~
deIhneu Wy p,birh anv discussion OF this question
may as well recognize at the outset
THE MEN WHO WILL Re BELIEVED.
From, The Washington star
Americans win be apt to belieye ana 10 pia ace
REPRESENTATIVES of the white missionary clement on
The islands rather than the corrupt ana unsc.u y
Ions woman who backed by her paramount ana a
ing of lottery establishing and opium, smuggling
adventurcrs attempted with show OF force 10 10
overthrow the Hawaiian constitution and seze an an
solute power and who lost her throne In the at
tempt . r,,nrc Or-TuAcE
From The New-York sun.
To refuse her plea of admission TO the Union
overthrow her existing Government ana resns nrt
tate royalty constitute triple outrds. VI Il So'
never known til now in American history
4 JOB REpUGNANT TO THE PEOPLE.
From The Pittsburg Chronicle-Teegraph.
The fact which will impress the people ana when men
no "Hinisraiicn has taken up the job of resor-
Ir,, n monarchy il President Cleveland common
nse Gones 10 inan he backed down about the
return of the rebel flags during HIS h'S' -Nu''''''
tration.
WILL THE QUEEN HAVE A CLAIM fOi'
From The Indianapolis Journal.
The suggestion is made that in the event OF
Queen fiiuokaanrs restoration she WIN nave .
claim for damages AGAINST the rnnSa letter
would lie very humiliatinS to Americans 10 nave 10
pay such claim but tnot %Pua po Se tho neriea
name 10y the cowardy policy OF the Administration
HE MAY GET SOME PATRIOTIC ADVICE
From The Boston Journal
There continue to be reports that the Cabinet
ton 1t is cheering to Know That there are nj
least one or two patriotic ana sensible men among
tie Presidents advisers
THE MOST INFAMOUS CHAPTER.
From The New York Recorder.
If I'm pursuance Of Mr. Clevelands orders. blood
ia shed on Hawaiian soil and tn, United states
f. rces are used to levy war without consent OF
Congress) upOn the Hawaiian people IN support oil
heir sable ex-sovereign the most Infamous chap.
Ter in the annals OF American loreisn policy will
nave been thereby written. The President re,
sronsiblc for such Il perverted of the armed
rover OF this Republic will be eternally execrated.
AN ACT or PIRACY.
From The Washington Post
l,pon what pretcxt can the United States inter.
oor form OF government and substituting another
What authorized representative Of that country has
moral phvsicai or sentimental can we invade
coerce and revolutioni@e a foreign people? Would
A Kasson suggests even more odious act--ar
act of piracy?
THE RIGHTS OF THE PROVISIONAL GOV
ERNMENT.
From The I'tica Herald.
The principle of international law that dcclara
tlon OF war must be made TO the representative:
Of The power to he attacked at the capital OF tn,
attacking nation is broken only by savages or II
dealing with be- rbarians. ana Mr.. Kasson Is no
ready to believe that the PRESIDENT contemplate
taking such n course. The International status o
the provisional government q Hawaii has been es
tablished beyond question. r. says, and II has al
the rights Of the most powerful government oil
the face OF the earth
AMERICAN INTERESTS DO NOT COUNT
From The Denver Republican.
No one who considers the position che Secretar,
and the President have taken in this matter cal
avoid seeing that in Mr. Clevelands course Their
estB and welfare OF the United states. This ha