New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-13
THE FRESH AIR FUND.


A BLOT ON THE COUNTRY'S HISTORY.
From The Buffalo Express.
Never before was such deed done by an Ameri-
can President Never was the right to do IT. IA, as
s,lmed BIZ the chief Magistrate Of a free republic.
infamv FOR for Witch Americans will blush generations
hence The report of Secretary GreSnan teauJ d"
If it had been written by Claus SpTecKeis h"seii'
1T WILL BRING AMERICA INTO CONTEMPT
From The indianapolis journal
TO assist in re-estabshing such monarchy as
that when existed in Hawaii prior to the reyoiu.
ton and in restoring to power sucn ruie, a.
into deserved contempt throughout the civilized
world. Little we expect OF the Cleyeianu Au,ii
istratlon. we do not believe IL can Ia" ~ ~" "'
that.
THE POLICY OF INFAMY.
From The New-York Sun.
Never before has an American Executive under
taken to stamp out republicanism ana 10 s SET up
mona chy in any part Of the world. Never before
we believe has American President issued orders
FOR the assassination Of free and % shs COY
eminent undertaken. upon MS soie resPohsipn,tS
a a decide gtnI the Gesny Of foreign country dpo
matte relations with ourselves Never pei PC nas q
visers to assist him in the odious business Of set
ting up again a rotten and broken throne.
1T COMES NATURAL TO MIR. CLEVELAND.
From The Albany Evening Journal.
Evidently Mr.. Cleveland favors autocracy In
government since he practices IL himself. 1t is not
strange then that he should favor the establish
ment of autocracy In Hawaii
NOT POPULAR IN A REPUBLIC.
From The Hartford Times (Den.).
The announcement that a monarchy has been
loving people, especially when the restoration is 10
be made by government that Is republican III
principle.
HEAVY RESPONSIBILITY.
From The Washington Star.
Responsibility for the destruction OF American in
terest, and influence In Hawaii and for bloodshed
and loss Of life, when may result from TINS ehort
~ the great Republic to bolster up rotten pro-
English monarchy viii be upon the administration
of MIR Cleveland. And the burden viii be heavy.
NOT A PAIR TO BE PROUD OF.
From The Philadelphia Record.
Tho Cleveland Administration has made a mis-
take queen Liliuokalanl and King Spreckels
no; pair to be proud or
IS 1T A SECRET ACT OF WAR?
From The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
The Provisional Government of Hawaii has been
aud il cannot be oyerthrown except by act OF
war Congress- mas no II WAR s ap tne rres
and inform Congress and the American people
afterward
ETHER INCOMPETENCE OR CORRUPTION.
From The Hartford Post.
Gresham's position is entirely illogical. Senator
Morgan. a good international authority points 1t
out The members of Cleveland's own party are
agreement can account for such policy a monu-
mental blunder and thoroughly un-American
AFRAID OF IT'S EFFECT ON THE ELECTIONS.
From The Troy Times.
A point worthy Of note is the fact that the CON-
munica ton bears the date OF October Is. Why was
II held so long after completion? Did the Admin.
istration fear the effect II might have upon Demo
cratic fortunes IN last Tuesdays elections? 1t ap-
pears that way
NOT PATRIOTIC COURSE.
From The Newark Advertiser.
The simple question is: Ia it right to restore the
Queen or IS 4, right TO allow the people of Hawai-,
TO rule themselves In the manner most satisfactory
ests of the community? We do not see thar AR
Gresham has answered the question In a patriotic,
liberal and Impartial way
IN EITHER CASE THERE is NO EXCUSE
From The Washington Post.
H. Az Mr. Gresham insists. the deposed mon arch,,
ia backed by AN overwhelming public sen,in,eny
il will re-estahiish Itself withcYt aid from ma I;