The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-28
Admiral Walk Protests.

WASHINGTON, Sept IS-Some DAYS
SEQ l EumOr that Commodore C2rpeu-
ter, Acting Rear Admiral in com.
mSni Of the AsiStic sCSttOn, would be
recalled and the assignment given TO
Admiral Walker. The latter hSi Just
returned from the Hawaiian Islands,
where he went 70 make 4 survey OF
Pearl HarbOT. Orders have been is
sued for his appointment IS sUperiu-
-5uieuL Of the Naval Academy st
Annapolis, which i usually consider
ed an excellent berth, but il sppsars
that the superintendent Is subordinate
TO the Chief OF the Bureau OF Naviga-
ton OF the Navy Department, and
this fact was what caused the trUable.
Some wears SEO when Commodore
Ramsey, present Chief Of the Bureau
OF Navigation, IS uperintsndent OF
the Naval Academy, Walker wss
chief q the bureau, Snd WAS the
GuthOr Of the regulation whereby that
official was given authority over the
superintendent
When il appeared that the two
officials we're to be reversed in position, [
Ramsey continuing ST the head If the /
Bureau Of Navigation aud Walker I
going 70 tie Naval Academy, the I
latter vas very much dissatisfied at 4
the Navy Department IL l. said. He 4
will probably not be given the CON- i
maud Of the AsiGtic station, for Com
mO.iOre Carpenter has Just arrived 4
there, s1d 70 leave the latter under
the circumstances 30 quickly would /
be $ serious reflection upon him, but
the Secretary OF the Navy will give
Walker some other assignment more
10 him than the sUperin-
tendency Of the Naval Academy, for
Walker Is known Sc au officer having
: very strong pull with his sUperiOrs.
Louisiana Sugar Planters.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IS.-The mem
1ers OF the National Republican Con-
zressi01sl Committee now in Wash
ngtou expressed themselves today as
being highly elsted over the action
AIKEN by the sugar planters Of LOuisi-
ius yesterday. They assert that the
OF the Congressional delegs-
ion elected from Louisiana in Nov
.mber viii % Republican. The man
gers Of the Democratic headquarters, /
loEeyer, do not seem to attach very
much Importance TO deliberations OF / ;
he Louisiana sugar planters yes:er-
lay.
Senator Faulkner expressed the
opinion 70 s reporter that the Repub-
leans could Mt Secure more than one
in Louisiana, and it Z
-zs his honest opinion that the dele ,
alton would Be sOlIily Democratic.
Catehiug-, one OF the
=zd=rs Of the House, Eas asked 10 eE- 7
rz== su opinion REGARDING the situa- q
ion 10 louisiana He said: :
Il an delighted az this action Il I
he Planters II that element Ia /.
0Ii-isuz g1eS over TO the RepUbIi- u
~ party It makes the way easy for {
80 sugar Tney cannot, in my Opin- r
H. elect kepbLicaus to the House, d
al the Democrats VINO are elected in q
Jite Of their opposition will be under 7
o Obligation 70 watch after their SCI o
"a interests. Even If they should \
leessd in sending in Republicans to :
OBgress it would not Be 3 matter Of 7
rsst consequence tn the Democratic L
.rty7 (
reckiaridse "Turned Down - Z
LETESGToS, lKy.l, Sept 15.-The {
=Opls u the bluegrass region have | T
ITued down Congressman Breekin- n
5gs. Women have proven that they =,
= = power in politics, and they have, y
7 cir iuce=szut work during this 4
NJ and eTentful campaign, succeed n,