New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
THE POLICY or INF1HlS LIiEoi --''''

Az 1NsOLENT ASSUMPTION or ~" h'''
From The Commercial Advertiser ...o......
president Cleycland's attitude IN one.Ms ,'s1rie
to pretended monarch replcia Ic ~ b SAYS We
,nust right is an Esoent a'suinP, ,sd ana over
The Congress which he has n sna to It the set
lament Of the Hawaiian .morogho anu '"e e"'s
the consequence mus. be iei''
ANIME POINT TO MR.. HoAR's AlLC-
SONS
From, The Brooklyn Standard-Chio" III, .ho
Tho policy q the Administration has aIa ,en ~
NJ % The dog IN ne marser TO me Elm: ".
Dogberry Senator Hoers 5:Iip,HTSS s.or, rele trs
spe;rlan .,rirS and the rhnoceros become more
pertinent and delicious caily'
WILLIS SHOULD BE STOPPED.
From The philadelphia Times. Standardization
The mpera;iTe u dHty OF OF any3dy e.se fron
Innn9I!Ing further with Hawaii we Gufnn ne' ali
have been mixed up IN ms oFstIon Whether IT,
49, done could be undonc or whethSr IN, 1
worth while to Try i md nj .haa svias failed there
is rothlng left but TO drop me |ho:r, ,, a. nos
mi, ONT Of II as promptly and completely d. p0
THE PEOPLE DISLIKE IT.
From TIE Brock. Eagle GDem). ,,.-
Since last SATURDAY the Corwin has been h,aln l,
from ihe pubic what she has hiouRn', 90 ~ me
naynnarcr reporters or, raher from me p"'iy.
for to glv2 1t Immediately 70 lhe pry, T. looks as
~ he Corv,ln was being uscd as bamH"' ~
bui for thai II s@cH w9 WG1e he no %avy at
ali The pnope DO not lk. Goyernment p,hnne' -
the policy is not efie saii ""e''''' III -
Washington or IN liawd''
NEXT FALLS ELECTIONS WILL TAi'L
From The Chicago Times ODeia)'
rho e.n,,ment OF the people is Overwhelmingly IA
opposition to the Preside ntal pocy o. hscone ,h
m9narchy snd that hat hat p p1h IS he pol
cy OF the Democratic party ne nonorrais IN
nitIf;l minority in the House OF Representatives,
,.v,vrpsAI, DEMAND FOR LIGHT.
From The Washington Post.
Therc seems 10 be a universal demand an oyer
the country the rest Of The facts N ,t NE di,I
v,aIlan business that the Democracy az inc 1apni
You'll do wei to heed before they ALLOW anXnoIy
10 drive them into the support r o. me has hem
policy without knowing what IL rea''y mas oe'"
4 BLUNDBR NOW WOULD BE TIE LAST
STRAW.
r,ron, The Providence, journal.
That all-nigLt conference between secretary
Gresham and President Cleveland ln n ,
after the receipt Of some un1lsc. 10 h HGmins,ro
lion were somewhat disturbed by whai Mi iif
wills mas sce eos and his ADVISERS probably re-
alye that add now 10 the blunders a,Iraui i I.
st stra sH'' =
THE DANGER HERE. NOT ~ HA" All
From The New-yc~i. Sun Dcmp
(,ur affairs Cor the moment are entirely az the
reckless disposal Of an eccentric ana o,s'p.I I
Executive Orr danger = FAR greater tnan ne la
,y@i,.rs' They may lo ovcrpowered. Dut we may
be disgracel. and The foundations OF OUT '" hS
In sSakcn az they ncver wcr" shaken p'iore
80 80 cc,ntry has 20 look to Congress alone 70
me G01 ~ rom huni,,ation ard domestic damage
,Sa, must be serious II not irrctrieVabie.
WHAT is WANTED.
r,ro,, The st. Louis Gobc-D Democrat.
What IS wanted in tho Hawaiian matter Is me
Information that Blornt WAS gent 20 honoiu'u not
to get.
vrTIJSS CONDUCT EXTRAORDINARY
rro,, The pltts3urg Commercial Gazette.
The Minister mrst have known nat the Pro;
vislcnal Government would resis, his cemand alu
~ Tho only effect would he to Influence pubic
seatment al Honolulu. and perhaps preclpi:ate
n bloody conflict Mr.. Willis IL without ahhoiy
os,,'ov force 80 that his conduct Is most extra
ordinary from any pon, OF view