Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

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Se On s'oa-
Mohoays ssna'e pfooeeuings nrongat
oa' 0enAsor rye OF MAINE IN ffesh coat
VI Wal palnt. heretofore the valiant
SENATOR mas framed ms guns on England
.or ner suaacity IN presenting 10 concur
nsnsrieS treA'y Whieh niu not meet
win Air. hryes approved ooncurrentiy
no wan'eu 70 ngns inc wnoio Demoora'ic
aoais'ralon, ana parhcuiasiy Seore-
vary oAyHu, ior lhe same reason. NOW
WAa. y renew his contest with hlr.
sya'u 'eeauSo sno 4a1Vef nAs NOV, IN de-
lAnoe "i tne CONSTITUTION OK the United
S'A'es' opehsu hVs.lhaes against aer-
nAnS op sne score OF DiamarcRs intes-
ieen'e WIN o"inoan autonony'
me name senator onefed 3 resolution
me SENATE @onday instruotns the
omm,.'ee on aoreign snAlfs TO inquire
n'o tne conai'ion OF snAirS at tho
samoan Islands as fsr as the interests
auu Egnts OF american residenfs there
Sero aneo.ea Tue relations o. the oaited
S'asos 70 'ne isiAnds and their ooliganons
unuer exlA'lng 'Fea'iesi me neoessity OF
main'aining tne neutrality or independ-
snoe Of inc isAanas what steps had been
AAen IN tnat regard ny me United states
eo'efnmehs' ana Wna' ASTON, II any was
oemanueu' Ihis was ali right and
proper SO taf me resolution called Tor
'ntolnation "nacn the eenaVe is Tairiy
ensi''eu 10 nave but senator Frye used
ms reSoAu'ion % 'ne OASIS OF an intemper-
sle ounpiaint SgsnN secretary baYard,
wnion no might more properly nave de-
.errea un'il OF least ne haa tho informa-
tion no nao asked for ostose MIN. fhe
puE'nsn Oh ms grievance seems to oe
tnat tne secretary mas retralnsd
rom involving us IN war
A&fh Germany on behalf OF King Malis-
tos' " admits that G-eat Britain, which
mas Also inaagtant interests in Samoa,
mas peen equ1,ly'hsekward III resenting
or opposing German agsfession, but he
accounts ror thus py supposingstiet Ger
many and England are pulling togethes;
FeEhapa Lord SALISBURY might viii, eqasl
pisaslplhty alege that Germany and the
United states are pulling together. The
action OF germany senator FRYE reeites,
was an outrage and an insult to the United
STATES which no great country would sub
NIT 10 Tor slagie moment. Very well;
II TINS % so 1t rests with Congress to take
the matter up, since, Mr.. Frye to the
contrary Notwithstanding, 1t has bsen
made pretty clear that Secretary Bayard
nes zone oil tnAt he could In tbs premises
without transcending treaty and constitu-
.ionSi iinii'S'iohs' cry ptooaoly ar. frye's
lingo statesman, Mr.. James q. Blaine
would not have permit,ed eitber treatv
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or CONSTITUTION 10 hamper him had he
osen Secretary Of state especially witt
tn, chanel bgtore him of eutt,ps, a nj,
Ae~.S a. AAneEioah history anu VI oon
tinulng our war tariff by creating prom
isin1 ayenua far tha exnand;,nra ~ ~,
VI NY
ueh9ufS snrpiuS' but our treaty Will
Samoa l;mits this government to the ex
Arciaa of i,s tIo,oj oeioa.u = ,,,,,.I.. -
n4eFoiy "a
PoStulatory poncy-so far as samoa
people are concerned. and the Seereta,,
~ a.ota Z. 80 80. .,.
80 O' N~.-A"AAAeu W auopt enet
getic measures unless tbs rights of Amer
icsn citizsns are tramnIad nm Tha,a q
No pora,Ia, d, ,la IT,; r,,- =
- 'ne n"JA oass' Lnere ~
American vessel was seized aud tn
seizurs waa nrnmntlv and r.ons.,,, oh.I
I., stOPs'-'
ioueeo'
Senator Gray Hat forth the poliov of tn
odro;niot.sti,,, - III. ,, - go
-, 50 AN' t0Piy w oenaso
RYE we quote from the New York Sul
report:
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III, ulay OF DeieW ware moved that IN
tootullon 10 feterFeu 10 rue committee o
yonllul.S ut ez Vehsea, ana IL was so referred
~ nyulu not NJ salu, nave oplected TO II
inia.'ulate consideration put Tor the att
tuLe assuthsu ny tne senatcr from MHlnl
.aul tlo EsuiHiKs with Which ne mud chose
10 accompany tns RESOLUTION. whether III
government 81 the United States, under Il
.nlpnlao ~ 'lnsolsm, should interfere
nAetsts wulsn conesrLed tae lslandd IN tn
la ~ ogesth, ana ehould emtroii ise
Wisn taoss european powers wloss foreIg
aiIAiIs * E3voseod ~ the executive ei
I,isly, WHOM we intervention II thu leHI3
latlye or othat p2pUlac branches o. th
United States by t6e sens5e Pr Ho ~ y y
Rspreqeatativesin Congress assembled. For