The sun., 1894-02-22
MORoAN's REPORT ON HAWAII
Comnspts OF Honoiu u Papers o. Ministe
wills nnd President Cieveis.d.

~OHVhN'o hhfOhk ON hh " Sff
Comms snts OF HopoIu % Papers o. Minister
Wills nnd President CIeveisnd.
WARRINGTON. Feb 21.-The Senate Commit
tee on Foreign Relations was in conference
this morning for an hour listening to the re-
reading Of the report Mr.. Morgan has drawn
up on the Hawaiian Investigation and m ak q
such suggestions as were considered perti-
nent to the case. It was finally decided that
the report and the testimony taken should be
submitted to the Senate on Monday next.
There is every reason to believe that the re-
port will be on lines heretofore indicated. and
that the Republicans will agree with Mr.. Nor
gan as whole. but will not concur In q few
particulars There is astronR probability that
some OF the Democratic members OF the COM
mittss will submit suppleme mental report
Probably one Of the oldest documents added
to the diplomatic archives Of the State Depart
ment In recent years is that Of Minister Willis
to Secretary Gresham OF Jan. 10. enclosing
extracts showing what the Honolulu papers
thought Of him and asking instructions In the
day celebration of the Provisional Governme ent
on Jan. II. which was an enthusiastic affair
toward the next morning. but tho remsrkabIs
enclosures are the editorials from these pap apers
titled "a Good word Tor Mr.. Wills. and % e1-
p.esses tne nope tnat. tne crisis having passed
Minister. whose position is said to be not Of
his own creation. The article proceeds as fol-
IL h, temper h.. not been altogether lovely in NAL,
ing ma answer. 70 .qus.,lOd. regarding ia use OF
s.s.a IL. a.;sss,:S % perform aiiHssl.
.aS ia to Ht Rs % Hso
s Ssh e si. 81 hi; nj,
60 ihai be cannot be seen" Instructions are often
a''neu. 70 execute
Apoiosy." Alter referrinS to the eeneral in.
dignation manifested at the discourtesy Of the
apipiE,maauo p,a.n eoGps In femaining away from
Mr. willis found himself in a dilemma. IL Hawaii
and a.: s.is: saS but
fro rcs Tn IN &
and s.lsS around with alr q gloomy and torbiad ns
surrender OF the Government the war ships should lot
msrsa. nIsa n.nn. sn, a, ~, u a pssss WITH ths
Mnster ws nss chosen 10 cas-, bis iot Win tS.s ~
ss%s 70 Be the master Of sas Amsriean psops
The most remarkable comment which Min
lstsr Willis has nied Is from the Hawaiian Star.
al. to h, ,.yr.,,.s tb,, .oon,,,v.n,,.,r .,on,,
hay. arisen BY wRisS Sa.,.P VIII. %.s unsS. SSuS 70
Fhli.dslphia and her eon.ors w.rs prsysni.d from
banging up nass IN place Of their weekly washing.
ma $:ia: .s
.rSS .msoa The 90 pa o he SoE Sos.sp sna
iiSi iSi ehisnain OF ,hs AmsrieAn Dsmocraey or what
,nn ,nsis 10 is't or slnee the November eiee
he won,a ", % h' n.~oni ss, 20 me river s.yx ost9ie
their claims Of ind.psndenceA,ba, Ia 10 say ncrrox
edge them again. is TO that personal agent himself
who We have heard was gallant Union Captain
during ne war we are constrained 20 doubt that he
Iny oesves n the Justice and Amsricanism OF such
ne ne y; go leaves
a question come. up bstween the rights OF fres
people and the preros.,iyes Of a would be dictator
Being somewhat In the dictator line hmss Cleveland
feel. like standing in with the profession We must
~ , ,nn ne n0hoTs % ". tnes mat s1en an uneon;
init,stiSs s.t. IN his anu consessionAi
However the Americans OF nawaii and their aer.
man. EnEish Portuguese, and native friends made a