The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-24

bility has become so diifuse and GENERALLY un.
cinsSann ma me country has reached the con
with al R te PsS%es and csSins
niyterious cipher dispatches, are the mere tim
clad nc sot s, In a stupsndous comedy q errors
hidden for months the actions Of the Evecu-
TIVE ha. been removed and the patchwork
that sham and shoddy management which,
according TO the public press, marshalled the
m emit en masse IN the halls Of tho State build
ing and administered to the charwomen, mes
osS b. %gd and CLERKS m ,hS o
side world single word or thing .pertainlnR
to the Hawailan corresnondsncei Was the
that Secretary Gresham could make the
unlawful, and wholly nnqatoty impositioni
Was all this necessary to i'm press the beautiful
can Prime Minister? OR was he fearful that the
touching supplication sent 10 her on tinted
Wills ufsng Ses not e sns o he Sssd
great and good friend might finally reach
=, But by the persistence OF the representa-
light OF public scrutiny has Seen turned upon
brought into view. And what scenel Per.
sonal Eates and dislikes. partisan preiudlces.
est, Minister, offers 90 restore fallen mon
archy upon the ruins OF a crushed republc.
Sna wnySir Gs american manno3d treashey
able record 2, more than hundred years Of
-. What answer to these things do we hear
from those senators who timidly and with soft
fence for the Administration, which has two or
three years longer in which to dispense its
ed answer or defence has BEEN en- Charge It to
stevens. or What about Stevensr When
Secretary Gresham revels in cipher despstshes
IA fra al nj
ators and press and public grow weary Of walt
Ing and wondering why he, does not take the
cuckoo settles the whole matter by saying.
We'll, stevens is to blame
Minister Stevens can we'll afford to rest In
quiet and pcaco without reply to these petty
attacks upon hin. Whatever may be his per-
OF the tinted States as an honest and honor
able public servant. competent in his profes.
sion. stISightiorwaTd in his methods. and
every way hundredfold moro credtable than
that which seeks to strike a blow at BENJAMIN
Harrison over the shoulders OF John l.
:, -" There is still another word to be said upon
singular history. This Administration, pl edged
to reform everything in sight from the tarih
der. started upon the first week Of its acces-
sion to power to reinstate n monarchy. lR-
noring Senate then In session. and assuming
pompous Dictatorship and supreme control,
excuse tho President set him self in hot haste
more the Queen Of The csnnibai Islands. Alter
various sorts OF negotiations, he told Mrs.
Dominis. through Messenger Willis:
Now. Lii, II / do this thing you must be q
good Queen. You must not get me into trou:
good friend, Mr.. Dole and the other fellows.'
Tho dusky madam stamped her foot, and
swore she would kill every mothers son OF
them. and contlscate all their property be-
sides. Imagine Messenger Willis. with tears
in his eyes. begging the angry woman not to
throw away this chance to become Queen again.
But the march OF events continues steadily
on. The effort to discredit tho clear and
honest policy OF a previous Administration has
passed into the bundle labelled 'Nindictive
Blunders.' Everything which has been at
tempted to be done in that regard has come to
up the scattered shreds and patches In disgust.
eating the whole subject to Congress-
or course. / do not speak In personal
sense In condemning tho course OF action
taken by our Government but | do maintain
promises ana under the conditions, commit an
Illegal act, an offence against his country. the
President and his advisers have done that
thing. No other President or any party. dur
ing our history Of nearly a hundred and twenty
years. has ever put this people in an attitude
derision; and made US a laughing stock before
an enlightened world"
The bill for the repeal OF tho election laws
was again taken up. and Mr.. Chandler tRep.,
n. II. addressed the Senate In opposition TO
the bill. and in answer to certain statement
Mr.. Chandler. without concluding his arRu-
ment, yielded to a motion to proceed to execu-
tive business. and afterward. at B o'clock, the
Senate adjourned until tomorrow.