New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-15
THE UiUIII1N INFiMI EXPOSED.
"Ny POLICY" COLLAPSEs.

"uy policy COILAPSEs.
From The NewYork Recorder.
:, length Mr. Cleveland acknowledges squarely
srcs " little whiis ago he talking loftily
about having Congress on his hands; now ne
that b the hands 62St Of On ps 9 NY poc
i'm Hawaii thus completely coilapses. Mr. CleVeaiu
has been constrained to behave III Coordinate
manner
SOMETHING TO BE ASHAMED of'
From The Philadelphia Press.
No wonder President Cleveland and Secretary
Gresham suppressed the report now published from
iiiuokalani to the proposal for general amnesty,
II il had been made public December 10, NUN %I ' a
I1-esi,lents message, there would nave Deeh an
end then and there of the Administration poiicy.
THE WORST CONSTRUCTION JUSTIFIED.
From The New-York Advertiser
The worst possible construction which MT Cleve.
lands political adversaries could put on MS secret
corrcspondence which he has at last reluctantly any
70" TO which he still clings with bul.headed TEN
aclty and stupidity. Secretary Greshams dispatches
to Minister Willis and The replies Thereto sad s snt on
deliberately to restore the depraved ex-Queen to
n buresque throne from which she mad peeh swept
by "A wave OF public indignation
THE NATION WANTS THE WHOLE TRUTH
From The New-York Press
The Hawaiian infamy has not yet been fully
exposed The character of the document still with
held il unknown Congress and the Nation have
vel to learn the verbal instructions given to Wills
and the orders given TO officers of the American
Navv AT Honolulu The British share in the con-
snirSScy has also to be revealed A dispatch from
Minister Willis goes to verify the presumption that
Cieveand's plans before they were made known
to the American people, and that Britlsh Vsss s
Of war was ordered in consequence to Honolulu.
But whatever the dep,h OF the infamy as yet un-
probed, the Nation looks to congress LOT 'he "u'i
and all the truth
a DISASTROUS CONSPIRACY.
From The Philadelphia Inquirer.
IIav iinn
gress gives the latest chapter in the Presidents at
to play the part OF an b ana po Hn
IL was most disastrous conspiracy thdt ne Ell
seT9d his S Moser to the Queen and offered to
instate her and yet he had no power to do It. lie
been an act of war. and impeachment could not
have been avoided He could not make aehn m
demand upon the Provisional Government TO sur
render. That, too. would have been an act OF war.
How. then. did he suppose ne was going 10 yet
the bloodthirsty Queen back again!
4 NATIONAL HUMILIATION.
From The Washington Star
How periously near to becoming an accessory
to the murder OF Americans as well as to me de
strgcton OF American Interest," "I LEN the whole
affair is n National humiliation
THE PRESIDENT MUST DROP 1T NOW.
From The New-York World Uem)
They dhe Provisional Government( Know ana .ne
more can be- done by the President alone
lie does we'll to leave the whoe ma.a., ,s,, ' dc
vel to drop it, There are several passages In M.
Wlliis's communications which reveal tnat ne hnus
n Inherent state OF affairs from what ne was eN,
con, posing the Provisional Government are Oh a
much better sort than those who SUPPORT tns queen.
Ills account OF the Queens disposition ana oi her
prncipal advisers is distinctly unfavorabie.
SOME PROGRESS IN CIVILIZATION.
,,o,, The philadelphia Record (Dem)
So It appears that Queen LII wanted 10 pene sr
,ha provisionals when she was restored 10 power
dnr sn n,,tte natural IL shows the advance
ms IN uawnian civilization that the Queen did
not also propose 10 eat her ehehies' 1>o "o"ue'