New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
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/ GYIT THE "CYCLONE" A CHANCE.
cher. is one view of the Hawaiian question
! i WI >, he closing Of the incident by the
fusai Of Congress to consider the suDJect up
! coaches rho dimensions Of Il National calam-
| -. It WAS given out from Washington several
,cck., ,r, that when the whole was made
u a,( submitted for the consideration of Con
re>s Administration would be represented
I IN the or by Dr. William Everett of Quincy,
Mas no would bring TO the discussion great
learnr. and scholarship familiarity with IN
terna NJ law and the comfy of nations, eX-
tcu.i,, snowlcdgc of presidents, perfect COM
mand several languages living and dead,
loval, o the President amounting to personal
devo the zeal Of a ncophyte for the party
in ", -. no l. so new and fresh the high sense
Of h,l love Of justice and enthusiasm OF hui
mari, characteristic Of the Alugwump cult,
and rip-roaring energy which led one OF his
adm = n saw that VIII N he got loose on the
foo. q would be perfect cyclone The
nm, on. coment aroused graf expectations in the
! minds IF men.
T,-o, mon who did not care the toss Of a
co,n,. whether Cleveland and Gresham re-
stored tbe Ouccn or left her to her dole, looked
any.o, slv forward TO the time when the whole
/
Congress and the entertainment Of the Amcri-
can people by Dr. William Everett should be-
gin. They will be sorcly disappointed if Con-
cress should persist in letting it all drop and
considering the incident" permanently closed.
True. in view of the fact, If it bc a fact that
Mr. Gle, Gland will not be n candidate for re-
cleo ion, the ovcrhaung Of Hawaiian affairs
NAV seem a purposecss waste Of time. Still
| & ip,n hn "a wasted
when ,r. Everett has the floor. His defence
OF the estoration policy on any occasion ana
IN any circumstances would have been worth
all the time 1t took At the present time in
existing conditions, with the whole story known,
we venture to say that il would attract more
attention and arouse more intense Interest
than any public entertainment now on The
boards In this view Of the case II in no
other Congress should reconsider its action
and reopen the incident.
Public expectation should not be disappointed
in this matter. The promise Of something
cvconic from the Doctor on the floor OF The
House should be redeemed As yet he has had
no fair chance. The tariff question has been
50 done to death in Congressional debates that
on that hc had hardly Il living show. 1t was
NOT his fault but that of the subject itself. that
he has figured in the tariff discussion rs the
mcrcst zephyr his cloqucncc hardly reaching
the height of being gusly He should have Il
fair show: and he would have it on Hawaiian
affairs. II does not matter whether Mr Cleve-
land is candidate for reelection or not what
the American people want Is the Massachu-
sets view. the Mugwump view. the DIR. Will
lam Everett view, of the Cleveland Gresham
policy of rcdrcSSing the great wrong done to
the Hawaiian Queen 10y restoring TO her the
hcavcn-born right of cutting Off the heads ana
conhScating the property Of her enemies.
There's his chance for doing the cyclonc in
the most approved fashion. The situation de
mands H. the Administration needs II, the
Doctor cal do il and the country waits for II.
Let the Hawaiian incident be reopened, ana
give the cyclone the floor