New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
BLOTNTrS WORK IN HAWAII.
HIS ALLEGATIONS NOT SUPPORTER

HIS ALLEGATIONS NOT SUPPORTED.
From The Mail and Express
Mr. Blount charges that the Hawaiian revolution
resulting in the abdcation of the Queen, was brought
/ about through a conspiracy which the Provisional
ster stevens and that the presence OF the marines
! from the gunboat Boston overawed the Queen and
isor boh for the sS, the
United states troops. ana II was refused 10 both,
II properly should have been.
A SHAMEFUL CONSPIRACY.
From The New-York Herald
The Queen was not deposed the Provisional
Government established by the people OF Hawaii
by Minister Stevens and supported py the naval
and support the Provisional Government could NOT
have stood week. nor would even have been pro-
hi conspiracy against the Government and the peo-
pie OF Hawaii. who did not favor the revolution
( nor want annexation.
THE AMERICAN NAvY'S WICKED DEEDS
From The Boston Globe
It is only too clear, according to Mr. Blounts
story what part the American nag american oil,
hcals American marines ana Ameri car m ma n
pose OF this plot. No lover OF ms country hono
that the prestige and power OF America should have
been degraded to serve the plans anu ampi'ohs Vi
L corps of revolutionists In friendly land.
MIR. BLouNTs FINAL STROKE.
From The Brooklyn Standard-Cnion
Blount has worked up the case as an agent Tor
a law firm would and the final stroke Is that
the Queen surrendered with the express Understand
ing that the Provisional Government would refer
the matter to Washington. Wen, IT was referred
but the monarchy had passed away, anu Iie' t
and Gresham were not willing Harrisons Admin
Ucnce plount and his case. and his question OF We
racity. and the policy of restoring the Queen
THEY KNOW MORE NOW.
From The Utica Herald.
1t is safe 10 assume that the forcibe overthrow
of the Provisional Government Will not De ordered
The President and the secretary nave learneu o.e
of American sentiment than they knew couple OF
weeks ago They sre more concerned TO cover
their retreat from an indefensble position than to
right Luokaanfs wrongs
LET THE JOKE REMAIN AS 1T is.
From The Washington Post
Whether Mr. Greshams public utterance was
originally intended witticisn,. or whether sober
second thought has intervened to SCI II al naught
with the establishment Of civilization and political
liberty in Hawaii. We shall ask no questions and
MAKE mains 9 lust where IL IS al for all time to
WHY NOT MAKE FRANK STATEMENT?
From The Philadelphia Ledger.
The information that the country needs on this
subject should be given II by the State Depart
ment, and IL should be given at once. The matter
is one in which the country mas deep concern. and
tn know II Immediately. me news of Saturday
from Hawaii to indicate that the Admins
tration would strengthen Itself by frank state
mcnt of the entire case
THE ADMINISTRATIONS EYES OPENED
From The Providence Journal.
PERHAPS the Administration Is a little I'm do,h,
itself as to its Hawaiian policy, especially or,er
the shurp criticism that has been visoI ,3no,, q,
But really the american people would Ike To-
to he committed by their accredi,ed sr mes a.e
tves at Honolulu. '~'~-