New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20
THE FIISCO ~ IA VAIL.

RESTORATION AS FAR OFF As EVER.
From The Philadelphia Inquirer.
In spite or the intimation IN the Official document
Of Secretary Gresham that the Queen would De re-
stored that restoration apparently Is ms lar on az
ever. The diplomatic flight OF the ADMINISTRATOR,
into Hawaii must come TO an ignomlniou,s enc anu
II the Administration is not abusing ITSELF Tor ever
giving out that official repor. then 1t Is lost TO all
sense OF the ludicrous.
\ HITCH IN THE PROGRAMME.
From The New-Nork Recorder
There seems to be hitch In the royal restora-
ton exercises at Honolulu. Possibly the Admin
istraton has thought better OF its hrst instructions
TO Minister Willis.
NOT 4 DISAPPOINTMENT TO THE PEOPLE
From The Hartford Post.
II the President expected the restoration OF the
Queen before The Australia left ne ~ uiFappon,eu,
but the American people are not. Liiuohaiah ~
TIE PRESIDENT OUGHT 70 FEEL RELIEVED
From The Washington star
Queen Iiuokalanl had not been restored when
the Australia left Honolulu. and 1t is safe TO say
that she never will be- restored certainly not by the
aid of American DayOncts. PRESIDENT ,leVelahu mas
learned American sentiment on the subject. and he
ought feel very much relieved 10 ma that MS
Administration has not by acts irretrievably COM
inted itself TO forcible overthrow OF the Provs,
onal Government and restorauon OIL me Quern ana
steps.
THE ADMINISTRATION MAY THINK AGAIN.
From The Philadelphia Record
If Minister Willis has been sent to overturn the
. which nc ~ accfcuitrt, ne mas gone
about the duty In a peculiarly .aincabe fashion.
The news We get is precisely the news should
have czpected but for the prcmonitory thunderin,s
I'm Secretary Gresham's letter. IL Is nard 20 make
the s.rrctary5 preface square with the text of the
Orst chnptrr of Minister Wils's proceedings. Per-
hans the prudent delay OF the latter may give the
Administration n needed opportunity to revise its
first Instructions We shall see what We shall see.
NOT ASHAMED OF THE REPUBLICAN, RECORD
From The Cincinnati Commercial a2ette.
We shall soon know all about the Hawaiian ques-
tlon i'pcn the assembling of Congress the CORE
yDondcucc not only under the present AdnnStra lion
hut that OF exPresdent Harrison will be called for.
Fy- President Harrison ia not only willing, but seems
TO he anxious that this should be done. especially
so far az ne IL concerned Evidently the facts are
not feared and the records OF the State Department
cannot be tempered WIZ
AN IGNOMINIOUS FIASCO.
From The Philadelphia Press.
The shameful scheme OF re-cstablishing the do
graded Hawaiian throne has apparently ended I'm an
ienominious and humil!ating i!asco.
SURRENDER DOES NOT CONDONE THEIR
GUILT
From The New-York Press.
The speech of Minister Willis In presenting bis
credentials to the Provisional Government
no purpose his part to antagonize the recognized
(;overnmert OF Hawaii while the letter from e'ovs
land delivered ut the same time TO President No.
suggested thought OF intended hostility -niass
a scheme has been planned and is being en- rried out
more treacherous tpn any OF which c,yiiizsd h,s
tory contains mention Cleveland has not da rod ~