The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-13

down a government Crowded the fact were
really sol in a foreign country what war
rant has Mr.. Gresham for intervening to
set up another?-San Francisco Bulletin
Rep)
The thing to consider Is that the United
States, in defiance of law and morality,
threw its influence to one party In the civil
strife of :. foreign land. This is the very
point that the jingoes have lodged 50 far,
and they can never make Roadway against
1t except by downright ng..Chi
Journal.
For the first time in American history II
Is proposed to use the power Of the United
States to r~e-establish a throne. and to i'm
pose upon a free people the degradation OF
monarchical rule. from which, by an upris-
ing wisely planned and bloodlessly accom-
plished, they had been self-liberated.-New
York Press (Rep)
Our policy toward Hawaii should not be
that recommended by Secretary Gresham.
If we are not to annex those islands We
should not in any way interfere with the
government Of them, save when it becomes
imperatively necessary to protect our OWN
interests and the interests of our citizens.
Springfield Republican.
Secretary Gresham's letter to the Presi-
dent on the Hawaiian question will be re-
garded by the people generally as fair and
just. He says the people have a right to
choose their own form OF government, and
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Hawaiians alone until they shall vote them
selves in favor of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Appeal-Avalanche (Dem)
If there is a spark Of the old American
spirit left in Congress the administration
will hear from 1t before the holidays, when
that body convenes. If the Democratic ma
Jority is so craven as to support the adj
ministration in this unpatriotic and I'M
American policy the last evidence will be
furnished TO prove that the Democratic
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troit News Qnd.)
1t is quite outside of precedents for the
chief foreign minister Of a government to
seek to discredit the diplomatic and naval
officers of his country, and to cast odium
on their action, that of his own predeces-
SorS III office and that of his government on
testimony assiduously gathered from aliens
and antagonists. 1t is something like run
ming around among e~X-ccnVictS TO get teS-
timony against prison officials.-Louisville
Commercial.
The country has, practically, the recon-
mendation of the President of the United
States that the machinery of the Republic
shall be used to compel the restoration of a
monarchy. Time must be allowed the peo-
pie to fairly assimilate this startling fact,
than which nothing could more forcibly IL
luStrate the temper views and predslec-
lions of the Calhounists who surround and
influence the official head of the Democrat
ic party of ~to-day.-New York Advertiser
(Rep)
There are sincere differences Of opinion
as to the ACCESSIBILITY of the annexation OF
Hawaii; but there can be none, among pa
triotic Americans, on the astounding prop
osition that the great Republic shall use
its authority TO set up an overturned throne
and put Queen Liliuokalini thereon. The
protest of the people should be prompt and
emphatic. Americans have no sympathy
with crowns and thrones, and no desire to
perpetuate m~onarchical Observation-Disclosures
Blade (Rep)