The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-11
CLEVELAND GIVES IT UP.
,pK bDnISIsTRxTIov TO ABANDON
us HABhIIAN POLICK.

.re..-The President Preparing y Mes
.,ee 10 Corar~-. TO Accompany the
p.spatehe, brought by eve corwin.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1o.--The Hawaiian policy
.,Intsmy will not be further pursued by the
Idministratlon-at least. not for the present
The President aud Secretary OF State have de-
t.,uIned to rest on their oars and play the
zane Of restoration no further. As one OF the
state Department officials expressed the sltu-
Alton to-day. Secretary Gresham has pressed
The button; now lot Congress do the rest
In accordance with this agreement the
President will send a special message to Con-
cross as soon as he has read and digested the
dsspatches brought from Honolulu to San
Francisco by the Corwin and thence to Wash
Inston By mail. These dispatches are expected
tomorrow and II il thought that the message
vill be prepared In time for submission TO Con-
s-sss on Friday With the deliverance OF this
nsssa ge the Administration hopes to be able
10 wash it's hands OF the whole unhappy affair.
and bayo Congress take whatever further
,tsps are necessary looking to u settlement Of
the Hawaiian question.
Apparently only one point will need OF plana-
zion by the President in his message. This Is
yhether or not Minister " ILLS was instructed
or expected to cease negotiations upon the
refusal Of the Queen to be restored and after
the case had been submitted to Congress
By the President In his message OF Dec.
IL Opinions differ upon this point. but
from the lest Information obtainable here
IL seems TO lie fact that the
Minister merely carried out his original in
,,ructious which had been withheld tempo
ratily in view Of the Queens refusal to accept
the conditions upon which the Govern m eat
promised TO restore her to her throne. This
ront will. Of course. he made clear by tho
President in his message. and then Congress
will be ready to take up the question and set
lie 1t without further assistance from the Adj
Illustration.
TIE END OF THE POLICY OF INFAMY
Nv ne U1,t,i Prs..
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10. No further steps will
b. tasen BY the Executive branch OF tho Cow
eminent to carry out tho policy OF restoring
authority for this statement. lie said to-day
TIA United Press reporter that Tho settlement
6anIs ~ Congress. and everything that would
aid II In arriving Mt hconclusion would he sub
mIited b., the President. All documents, re-
the State Departme nt from Mr.. Willis. said the
Secretary, would be transmitted to Congress,
and publicity given to them through that
source as soon as they came to hand Further
more, all communi catiOns OF an official nature
addressed T. Mr. Willis would 20 to Congress
The report OF Mr.. Willis on the latest phase
Of the Hawaiian situation was not received at
the state Department to-day. y is expected
10 reach Washington. at the earliest late to-
sieh "a and II this sxpesta'ion be realized: It
sncials think, however, that the repor. is
likely to come in some time tom orrow after
soon or evening, and it is said that no arrange
psnts have been made to insure its delivery
hadyance 81 the binary time, Mr. Gresham
m N ninaf ha
stsrsmtttsd TO Congress without delay. lie
did not know whether it would DO given to tho
4 gentleman who Is said to have had an in
teyiew with the President on the subject Is
o sorr ns ss Ts the se
nand on the Provisional Government he adj
nits that the Minister did no more than carry
ever, instead Of the spirit. as was Intended
rs not likely that tho revenue steamer Cor
,nS VIZ VII make SnoihsT TIP to H9poIiu very
ban Francisco tomorrow for Honolulu. and
will afford the first Opportunity for communi-
eatlon with Minister Willis. IL will undoubt-
eddy carry message to him TO suspend his
action under his previous instructions until
the President shall have been advised OF the
question. 1t Is possible that arrangements
VIII be made with the agents OF the steamer TO
consider %inister Wiiiis's report. and frame RAM
proper reply.
BLoUNr WRONG AGAIN.
Ex.Com missioner Blount. in an interview
published this morning. Is reported to have
The members OF the Provisional Govern
nent must recognize the desperate character
brGSe 20 caTry them s o oRsr
INTO the United States. But annexation did
not come. They know perfectly, well that their
nttsd to a popular decision. They have taken
Ssleap and realize perfectly well that they
nave got 70 land somewhere, and the question
10 DrOnOSa q
formerly Surveyor Gensral, OF Hawaii, says:
ssIt for the disturbed condition OF affairs.
Tnieh Is a necessary result Of the policy OF the
we're never in SO prospsrous a Condition. The
Provisional Government to-day represents
hsarlY all Of the improved property. the intel
noiears OF any internal force II let alone. II il
nott The wish OF the people OF the United
sttss that Hawaii be annexed to this coun-
W. men the government will maintain itself
hArepubllc,"
JUDGE HoLMAs's VIEWS.
representative Holman OF Indiana has pre-
hAIed resolution which declares that while
ns Hawaiian revolution was unauthorized
iaa.pendent and foreign Goyernments. yet it
and to the public sentiment OF Congress that
~ euott should be made to maintain or to
Ia thst tRcas s sSoad he
A.A=
ntsfetence to secure the Ieestablishment
ne monarchy In Hawaii The resolutions
lRnIaliy declare that IL should be the duty OF
hsuoNeInment however. not TO permit any
Svassikh Interference in the Hawaiian Islands.
So shen q permanent form OF republican
ss,v,einment Is established in those islands
sPs should be taken 10 secure close and cor
- Ieiatons between the two Governments.
III resolution" sAid Mr.. Holman to- day,
HsnM % offered only in the event that the
tnsaas Committee on Foreign Affairs decline
Esspou resolution disappearing the seat
h,s,SN NE Queen upon the throne again /
ks'eiI mat the committee shall take the initia-
or, Mthey do not. shall feel compelled -
Sss,,.nI resolution ] don't see how We can
tois The Queen. She gets her title, not
WI the people. but in the line OF descent
inS n lave never been in the business OF bolster
ii 70 begin II now"
At ~ Holman was ask ed II it would not be an
SS,h y! Justice to restore the Queen. and n II
~ vInue That she Mas dethToned because OF
ia nihlerNention OF this Government Mr..
Stvtlah replied that he had no DOUBT Minister
shonIds had acted unwisely. but that that
WSssi not alter our position. The revolution
NJ nsie 10 come sooner or later; and" said
an ippnlman, reason once adm lifted in favor
Gus sl should never DO recalled. whether
ma IHE SENATE INVESTIGATIONS
RsIanss subcommittee OF the Senate Foreign
aTs11Ohs Iommittee. Investigating Hawaiian