The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19
Further Democratic and Independent Ce.-
neat on the Ludicrous Faiiurs.


From n. Phfdie'rhir Ree1rd DEM
The most sadly iudicrous diplomatic affair
OF which there Is any record in modern history.
Iroa, ne HI'k,, IA - N.r- Lo's-. Dem.
The part the Administration played in trying
TO rerstablish tho monarchy is indeed humili-
IRON ne Srn TruHci.,o Errmir,r. Den.
Tho American nation is now IN m st ludi-
crous position -ludicrous, that is for all but
Americans and we do not see precisely how 1t
Is to get out OF it.
tr",n III. S,~ Hlr,~ E-nipg Register. Kvs Dr~L
II uuwlsc in our Government for one man
sary, 1t is well ,NlT avs T. be as frank and
open as possible in doing the public business.
gros ~, Ul4Iisg'o, Er,a,HJ Nar. IT,
The publication OF the latest Hawaiian cor
respondeuce has evidently produced q ronsid-
eraul- change OF sentiment among those lem
ocrats VINO nave been contending for the in
ialIbi!itV OF Mr.. Cleveland In whatever policy
he pursues. Something SO revolving In the
character OF LiliuokalaRi is revealed nv these
dispatches thai nobody appears to have the
courage 10 confess to any sympathy for her or
her detunct monarchy.
from rhs rot FIp -,', mt
The first thing that strikes ms in reading the
pansrs submitted TO Congress is the contrast
represent, Mr.. cleveland aud Mr. Gresham
write like men who are about NJ To govern the
man who would not he out of place IN tho
Presidency Of the United States The shame
full fact about the course o; the Administration
AS shown IN the record is its tTcachery. secret
methods. false pretences and lying statements
are the characteristics OF our whole case one
lie succeeds another and one suuteTtuEs frl-
lows another so RAPIDLY that there is hardly
lime 10 consider that falsehooi before this
tion is more like a story Of snea sing tTeachery
from the annals Of medieval ltaIy than any
Tra, ~ Wr.htrq'ou Po,L I'D
The men who had n charge the civilization
and the Liberties Of Hawaii were imhu5d with
the spirit that has animated pioneers aud lib
orators ever since the dawn nf human prog
Tess and emancipation. Neither by ralOleTy
nor intimidation. by stratsgsm nor bold as
Eault. could they hs turned one single aair's
breadth from their high and holy purpose.
Reset by secret installations threatened by
with the knife beneath his CLOAK, facing an
omen toe with murder IN his heart and har-
boring a hidden foe with treachery in his, be-
leaSuered by every snemy that could assail the
cradle OF a new torn republic. theSa heroes
held their ground with nerves OF steel aud
The sTec'ac,e which we discover in the re-
ports Of Mr. Willis VIII not be lost uQon the
country. Tho revelation Il "a savage and Ta-
YeuEetui Queen ridiculous IN everything eS-
cert her b!OOdtEirsty TancoT-the revelation
OF that tawlry monarch planning tho destruc-
taste OF the shamtles - enough q make the
American Pc pie shu4der lnr"Rsciousl T sna
yindicatel the revolution which dehTouel
her ana rut 10 shame the policy ~ restoration
when she declared her haTtaTous aspirafion.
tion; the idea OF u,hering in aa era Of M
li-htened progress, never ono" occurred 10
sen in that hour OF her hope was tAron.ed
with the scafiola and the axe.
The black shadow has passed. Never again
mrUt address itself 70 the task Of rehahIIi-
tatiEE ;nat savage and nurdeTous regime.
Never a-Hin will the American people listen
with liberation 20 any scheme which has for
It's object the eXaltatiOn Of harbATity aud a.
MS PasSsd- SondsRss al p fSy and spI.SS t'S Sy
mistaken zeal, It has been diEsipated ~ cOuF-
axe. devotion. AnG Christian manhood