New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
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| for the discussion of this matter the Admih'si"-
ton will be severely arraigned by the Repupl,
cans and at the same time there are ~, 70 En-
democrats who have IL in mind to parucipate III
the arraignment. 1t has become perIec.i! ap
parent that It will be impossible 20 pass throusi
either house of Congress any indorseneht Va ~ =,
Cieveland's attempt to restore the queen, anu ~
10 worry doubtful whether the McCreary ieso'u-
ton can be adopted in the House IL Is ui'ue g.,
stood that there are forty or nity pe''oV 40 ~
the Holse who think that Mr.. CieNelahu siiouiu
hc rcbuked though Il is improbable tnat man!
of them would have the courage OF theii co ''
yictious Very few believe that Mr.. CleVelanu 3
course was justified. and even among tnose &c"
there are some who think that II would pc eH-
trencly unwise to adopt the McCreary resoiu'iS ~,
without further investigation especiaiiy as ...o
Senate Is investigating the matter pel1's .'
satisfied with the Information In its Possessloii.
1t is urged that It would be very unlortuila,e
for the party in power II the McCrear! Iesoiu
ton were adopted in the House, ana al'er .na Una
the Senate investigation should disclose d con
dition OF affairs different from that assuhsu Oh
very incomplete testimony on the part OF .ne
House committee. Some of tie Democrats III ,le
House suggest amendments to the Mc,reaIS
resolution relieving Wiltse from censuro. anu
declaring IL 90 be the judgment OF congress ,na'
action looking 10 the restoration Oh ni ina,
laui should be taken. The more general I'M
preston appears to be. however tha' ei'nei
the resolution will be reconlmitted to awai. 'he
result Of the investigation IN me nena'g W
that an investigation by the House VIII DE
ordered. 4 very large number OF the Demo
Gratis believe that It would b. extremely uhWise
for the House to pass RESOLUTIONS vi 'SiiS"'N
against Mr. Stevens without better inVesusa-
ton Of the matter than has been mace. mere
does not appear 10 be any probaDint! tha' .he
McCreary resolution will be adopted even u'iuei
the lash Of the Administration whip
Minister Thurston Is Still! in Honolulu anu
there is 10 intimation here az to the pronaple
date Of his return There is perfect securitN az
the Legation and no apprehension Whatever IL
felt for the stability OF the PROVISIONAL 'roNe'n
inent. MI Thurston's presence there is OF more
service to the Islands at this juncture. for he
can give the Provisional Government, III any
controversy that may arise with me uhileu
states the benefit Of his observations mere ana
his acquaintance with the temper of the people
and Congress Of this country. hulloIs nav ",o'
reached Washington that he Is the coming man
I'm Hawaiian politics. The formation OF re-
public in the islands will make him prominent
figure and It has been suggested on more IMAM
one hand that he would maze a strong Caiui-
date for the Presidency of the Islands. The re-
peated assertions made by the supporters OF
the President here that the PROVISIONAL Govern
ment is but temporary nakeshilt arrange
ment will undoubtedly stimulate the republicans
of the Islands to an effort to organize govern
mont that can be regarded in no sense as tempo
rary Mr. Thurston is known TO be firmly IN
ffor of a permanent republic If annexation can
not be obtained. and at all events steps VIII be
taken To render the restoration OF the monarchy
an utter impossibility
The revenue cutter Corwin is expected TO
arrive az San Francisco tonight, or at furthest
to morrow from Honolulu, bearing dispatches
from Minister Willis. The attaches of the lia-
waiiln Legation IN this city are not apparently
concerned over the nature Of these dispatches
II is said az the Hawaiian Legation that there
exists the utmos. satisfaction over the way
affairs are proceeding in Washington ana me
opinion will bring about the condition they have
so long hoped for. and which some months ago
II was confidently expected would nave Deen
reached long before this