The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-27

favor Of pence as anybody, but a, proposition
from a nation already disarned to Great
Britain e disn nts Te S snp has BEEN from the
beginning in the general DIRECTION OF industI1Hi
and peace and there was no liner chapter IN az
Geneva arbitration. Nor did he Mr.. Hawleyl
conceive that he was in any way departing from
| the teaohing OF Holy Scripture In tayorinR pisp-
aratjon against violence and gross injustice.
There was evidently some time In the nisto,ry
| OF manhood and decency and patriotism. LOT
tho sake Of God anu the county people l musi
! fight And those were the days thht iileu
people out q their sensuality. out OF their
/ worship OF the almighty dollar. was every ,Sg
body sure that lhetr was no , IHn All and thai
| tile tni,ed states Goyornment might nnNe 10
take m the work and complete ,a Sus sb fns
Government could not do 80 now rev ships
stationed at either end OF the line Woulu pre-
vent IT, =, 1910 ,raro
brought up in tho discussion between senators
iiawIey IIoar. Hale, and Blair. Finally Mr.
T 'nlV o n fault TO be found with the bin he
snid, that IT dld not proyide Tor ebg nnId coms
i hat suddenly out Of coar Sky Unforeseen by
human ken, the country was involved IN war.
there would he needed not gunboHts p ta, war war
to lie feared. but blockade along the comRSSt,
destroying the business Of the country. Inc
IN condition 10 assert Itself ard to be able to
break up such y blockade by a Tespeetat9b, pc
ROCKS and mountains to hide them from the in.
dgration OF the American people; ne dIa ,ia n0I
current events. aud had read a despatch from
ottawa the other day civ ing the views OF Senator
Mcdonald as to Canadian seaie1s ID Ben rinaGn
cutters lie had also noticed newslpa!2se per
item that the British Admiralty bad within thin the
Halifax. year ago, ne visited the northern
extremity Of Puget Sound and the eaTita OF
at nrf TsRmo ACROSS the Bay and he saw
formidable ships OF war. Those two SHIPS IN
h sR OF GoHfs as
clHc from Puget Sound to Lower California;
and %an tho orce British r
eaid-that Eskimo held pistol at the head Of
Il Wss to aToid tha @ things
the Committee on Approprlation.s bad repofttet
the bill There we're some british r SHIPS s s6HS
Mr. Blalr-II deny that assertion: ,,.. vo
fence ships, but they cannot 70 out. Every ship
u floating iortificatlon. She coats less than. a
Sf, ns and fH NeR BE yerR
Bh, is there. II Charleston Is threatened she is
there and that is the great merit Of this sys;
tenn. The war ship combines more features OF
than any aud oil ships together.
-, Mr.. Blair's amendment was rejected, and
amen Inc t0t to strike Se out the PROVISION Tor
three battle ships. 1t was not agreed to-yeas.
Is: nays. 33-as follows democrats in ttalicsl:
YEA -Mess-a !Ydie. B>rrp Hair. GtrLfSr COckrehL
'"S> DOph ingalls,, Jones of Arkansas Moody Petti
rev. Plumb Tug'. l,u l'"orhceS, WGHhdN Wilson Of
owa and wilson OF Maryland-1S
NIYs-Mossrk Alrch Allen. Allison. Barbour. Butt.r
an. Cameron, Cullom. Dawes Dixon, Edmunds EtSuG
'arwell Gormda rrdp Hale Hampton. Hawley His
ock. HoHr, Paddock, Ptsrn PGpre Pierce Plat Pow
tockbrdge-3a
Mr.. Dolph Rep Orel offered an amendment
providing for three fioatinG batteries. Dis
Lgreed to.
ON motion OF Mr.. Butler Dem. s. c. an Item
ga; inserted appropriating 100000 for dry
xceed s500.O0O. The bill was then passed.
Mr. Mitchell Rep. Ore.l offered q resolution,
Which was agreed to, instructng tho Commit
30 on Pensions to report IN amendment 10 the
enslon laws 30 rs TO provide in more liberal
manner for the widows. minor children. and
euendent relatives of decea, cd soldiers. The
euate then adjourned.