New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
THE OUTRAGE ~ HAWAII.
SUCCESS WOULD BE A CRIME.

From The Chicago Times Der).
ahe net effect Of the Presidential policy Of con-
ceal,ont will be 10 awaken very general sus-
ulcion that the Administration has sustained a
very serious blow in Honolulu and desires 70 Keep
ard and az remodelled policy There many ways
in which action in Honolulu might seriously affect
treus hing would be the complete success Of the
Cleveland policy. for news OF the rehslate .,eh
fsvorites the reinstatement in line of succession
OF the hafbreed princess win ner s scr,rna
tan. would be 10 many Americans uoinsS vi '
THE MOST ASTOUNDING ASSUMPTION
From The New-York Sun Oem).
Now there comes to the front pretext not pre-.
vously very conspicuous-namely that while no
authority has been conferred upon Mr. Cleveland
by Congress TO order out the Provisional Govern
nient and 70 set up a Queen in Hawaii, the power
has in some way been conferred upon him oy IN, me
Presidents determination OF the question which cI
your action and that Of the Queen deVo!ved upon
Mr. Cleveland has been chosen as the arbitrator
between the deposed monarch and the actual COY
ecsan f the we o Se Gned
Is perhaps the most astounding assumption OF all
NO WARRANT FOR THE ACTION.
From The Rochester Post-Express.
II there be any warrant in the Constitution OF
taken by our representative. Mr. Willis. IN Homo.
lulu on December 49, we do not know Of it. But
osgraceful as 1t was, let US hope that II put an
end to the first series OF lies under the official
seal Of the United States. Mr. Willis has come
him: and there ought to be more falsehood and
no more secrecy.
NOT A CREDITABLE PIECE OF WORK.
From The Hartford Times Dem)
Mr. Cleveland has not made creditable piece
OF work In this Hawaii plan OF his and II viii
probably never be carried out.
HOW ABOUT THAT NEW LEAF?
From The Springfield Union.
When Mr.. Cleveland sent his last message TO
Congress IL was supposed that he had turned over
new leaf and was hereafter to take the Ameri-
can people into his confidence That he still re-
OF dupNcity and attempted autocracy.
HIGH TIME TO STOP.
From The New-York World fDem)
What Is the present standing of the United States
In Hawaii? Certainly the Provisional Government
which Willis, acting under explicit Instructions, in
trigued to overthrow and failed can have no cor
6iai respect for this Nation. AS certainly. the
- ana her supporters whom Willis ATTEMPTED
Tor US than after Stevens's Performance
what has been gained by attempting 10 correct one
wrong by committing another? Is II not high time
TO ATOP the business OF interference with the do.
nestle affairs OF foreign nations?
WHERE THE GUILT WOULD LIE.
From The Boston Journal.
ac snsre Is no question that Minister Willis
6SoSns Wh aamn =, Those In
friendly Government whose legality we have twice
TTscognized. were given without the knowledge OF
~, ess colossal egotist who holds the presidential
thMee; whose conduct in bringing the Nation to
fnSs mad been fired during those exciting days At
nave rested at the door OF the President.
LOCATING THE SEAT OF TROUBLE
',cm The Atlanta Constitution (Dem).
n are involved in a disgraceful tangle. and II
iie.n inc result Of the attempt to mingle Repub.
~" ana AuTwump elements with Democracy. II