The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-31

carrying ont Of the scheme on the part Of th'
| AdminIetrRflon. Whatever may have been n,
ySs% ,S 81 r.. ps!Ss w oS beo sg1
before the oI.sninS OF Congress YoI
Without the authority of ccnsress,s Sly week,
S GSnh n ne SS oogd Pr SS %
which demand sd ana oStsipsd the above, an,
The Govsrs@eet q Hawai- az f'9 was at peace
hesitatinR and demand ding to know what guar.
entee che would have. fret that she should
there after she had given ber pledge 20. grant
amnesty Would the, President really do the
,S sSS pas S q to IT,
her to e and with AMER
pledges. Here was an American Minister not
only empowered but secretly instructed 70
he was accredited. into yielding peaceably to
a restoration Of a monarchy which Nas an
government; an sbomin alton in the light Of
dscency.J He was to reinstate a legitimate an ID
ndSSs Il 20 pledge Itself 70 Dobsdsnco &c to SV the
T 70 t rsss the "a bcas
functions. Yet In the sacred name OF . JUS
tcs Ess hy to 6o ne
ligence Of the Hawaiian Islands" This ie not
the fair dealing and dignlned course which
United states OF America-s'
There Is NO question here before us Of annex
stsHsps 81 action ior as to V that We know only
enc iIdc prepared SSan sEent hostile ct, to the
part. There is no ground Of debate now as to
whether the present Hawaiian Governm emit
Twelve .Ss Sn.s or .s sOn *, u 5sscs sr Ss
fore the House whether to approve. and oom-
mend the course OF the present Administra-
without the cod sent Of the, Senate. can send a
paramount diplomatic officer to supereede a
he may do II in Great britain or in Germany
as well as in the Hawaiian Islands. The same
under the name Of a Commissioner. would al
low the President to appoint any agent OF his
Of the dovern N emit, to exercise judicial func-
lions paramount to Judges already In Office
b. and with the Senate's consent.
After q review and consideration OF the
course Of this Administration as appears from
its own records. the, minority OF -FOUR commit
abortion o, the following substtute Tor the
resolution reported by the majority.
wh.ren., Executive communications to Congress.
disclose that the Executive Department has been
furnishing to Minister Pienipotentiary of the United
State, secret instructions to conspre with the repre-
sentatives and agents of . deposed and discarded
monarchy for the overthrow Of friendly republican
Government duly recognized by all the civilized
nations to which said Minister accredited and TO
and sympathy of the President the Government and
the people OF tho United States.
Received That 10 the OF this House that any
such Intervention By the Executive OF the United
States Its civil military representatives ocsrs
without authority of Congress- Is dangerous and
warranted invasion Of the rights and dsnites OF
CONGRESS Of the United States and violation of the
law OF nations; and further that the Of such
attempted Intervention by the Executive and methods
used worthy of the Executive Department Of the
United statss while the confessed intent OF such
PREVENTION IL contrary to the policy and tradition OF
the republic and the spirit of the Constitution.
BY United Pres.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3o.-There will be neld
day In the House Of Representatives on the
question on Friday next in all prob
ability. It IL the present understanding that
the majority and minority reports OF the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs on the Hawaiian stu |
alton will be taken up on that day for discus |
sion and action. There will be no report from |
he majority Of tho committee. The substt- |
.ute for the Hit and Boutelle resolutions was
agreed to ny the Foreign Affairs Commit |
zee on the last day but one OF the session before
he holiday recess. The Chairman. Represent |
alive McCreary OF Kentucky. had no time to |
prepare report other than . mere formal |
OF the committees action. and |
to recomm endation that the substitute be |
passed. Mr.. McCreary has since added An
appendix containing portion OF the corre-
'pondence upon the Hawaiian question. in
'luding those documents which will probably |
20 most In demand In tho course OF the debate.
The other material which would naturally
,avs been included In the committees report
DIR. McCreary will use In Q speech on the sub
eot
The report OF the minority now published
Eas prepared nv Mr. BelIamv Storer n, Ohio
:. A. 80. " nio
u the request OF Mr. hitL ana is signed By
fessrs. Hit (IlL). Harmer pa, Blair IN. H.
)rnner (Mass ! and Van Voorhi. IN w co,.u'
1.spoi mass anu 'au noornis W. l.. eonsu-
utinf the entire Republican minority OF the
on Foreign Affairs.
The Investigation nv the sen.t. Comm,tt..
800. n-,..TN y, Va. SonH.o oomlnis.oo
n forelgn heiations into the Hawaiian affair
Tili be resumed on Tuesday. when several
~, ,s.as will h. .,amInad IN Ia, q ,h.
W." 10 oA"uo- on 'an' 'he
ommittee VIII begin to hear evidence from
avail officers, who, having spent years on
ii .hins ...,,an.. :. 1,',i
o'a SINUS s'Auohou NJ honoiuiu' are wei
ualided to give the committee some valuable
lformation about affairs on the islands prior
, ,ha oy.rtbrow =, ,ho :, 1870.
INC o'etshio" Vi INC nonarchS anu INCIDENT
hereto. Secretary Herbert to-day ordered |
,ur officers who have recantly returned from
Avail vh.r. thav - - - -
e"e.' "HoAo 'A'os "oio on uuJ uuT- |