The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-10
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wAsHtNGrox. Fob 1.-THE restoration of
Hawaiian monarchy in tho person OF the bar
barous woman who cals herself Queen. is Mt.
Cloveiand's fixed purpose. Mr.. Willis - acting
under orders looking TO this Communication.
The passage Of the McCreary resolutions ny
the House is n part OF the scheme. TO controi
the Senate all the power OF the A6ministra-
tion will he brought to bear. At present the
prospect in that body is not hopeful coasts
are made TINT any intention to control VII.
Cleveiands purpos" will lie defeated and that
the final word Of the Senate will amount TO
virtual approval Of the policy OF iniamy. This
is now claimed by tho echoes OF the Admin
istration.
The country has no conception ot what ia
being done or what Mr. Cleveland will attempt
In ordes TO compass this object. Read the list
OF Appointments from day to day. Scan the
changes made in the departments. Imagine
the promises made Of patronage ~; every kind:
aud then understand that all this is n part
VI what Ia done to induce Congress not
to condemn hut. II possible. positively al
prove OF the policy ~ iniamy Tho House has
failed to condemn llr. tleyr.nnd's attempt I"
dcrose the lrhN sional Government and re-
store the monarchy 10y rrcrpwning no heathen
woman. who a month aGo uToEosed seriously
10 eat on tNp HeNuA OF u score OF lnen tpE st'-
ting M u republican = rm ~ Government.
That Mr Cleveland will again attempt to re-
store the monarchy an place the Iloodthirstj
woman where she may attempt 30 execute her
rcvsngoiui purpose there l. reason to
doubt. in case tho senate passes no positive
resolution OF condemnation. Private advices
leave no doubt ~ this Published accounts
show that Mr. wits is still acinl IN that line
I1entJ OF reasons exist hpre In Washington for
saying Mr.. cleveland adheres TO his original
purpose for which Blount was sent TO Homo
lulu. to carry out which Willis was sent as iuli
Minister. and ~ such is acting under instruc-
tions hostile to the Provisional Government.
to which he Is accredited.
To understand M Cleveland II Is necessary
to bear in mind .he fact that public sentiment
rs It has ioun expression In every part OF the
country has made no impression whatever on
him. He intends to leave nothing undone TO
destroy President Dole AMI restore tho savage
woman to her old place No one should he de-
ceived as to this Such course Of action
would accord PERFECTLY with his character
Congress must bow to hiS will. Public opiu-
ion is not n straws weight to deter him from
any course he has resolved On.
The navy IL under instructions at Honolulu
that con e m late the possible use OF force to
execute the policy OF infanv Just a. soon as
Congress has acted in the way Mr.. Oevs-
land intends It shall act. Navy men under
stand this with them there is NO symuathy
for the policy Of in'amy Nevertheless It :. well
understoo that nothing will satisfy Mr. tleve-
land but tho parsdinR OF the naval force Of
the United states at Honolulu to celebrate the
expulsion OF the Provisional Government and
the restoration Of the monarchy. Ito proposes
to wipe out the history Of the year that has
Just passed. 60 far as II records events in
Hawaii This il what he means when he
talks OF Fighting a wrong" there
This Is the intention o: Nj. Cleveland now
and he will act it out unless the Senate speaks
sharply in condemnation OF the policy Of in
fanny. Failure to do that will be construed ~
him to can license to go ahead