Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-26
THEY ALL APPROVE.
a.mbsfS Of ConsfsSS Speak in Praise Of
the Presidents nGSaSa,
And Say It VIII be Well Received by
the American People.

The American People.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-A pumbsr Of
their views on the Presidents message.
Nearly sill the .eustors interviewed, regard
iess CT politics, SSresd that the messege
Sss Al abe document.
Sensior Ffye,s member of the committee
on foreign relations 20 which the message
Sss referred, thought the message admit
so!e ia every respect, that il was clear. un-
mtstskeahie IN utteranees, patriotic, exceed
togly effective, pointed. aud il was certain
70 meet with the approval Of the American
People.
Senator Pistt said The Presidents
mtsssge prcsenis the case in which, unless
the correspondence submitted will allow
some other construction of the con-
iuot of Call, and have no idea
.hst 1t will. tho uaHsd States
must maintain its dignity and rights
and must stand for tho protection Of is
sailors. think the sentiment of the whole
country ought 10 sustain the President in
siherins To his as,imsinm and give him the
poser 10 81 force II "
Mir. Gray Of the committee on foreign
eelsiions. ssid the force of the message
ShiIh acrompsni,d 4 ii; that it would have
20 he tart, considered. The message de-
niandtd sod ChSll, ng 4 The pstriope At.
tenii0u Of eyeiy senator.
The memhers ut the House were also in
IeIviewsd. MoSl OF them que,tioned spoke
favorabiy Of she mssssge.
| MIR. Bl"nnt chsirmsu Of the House
foreign affairs com mtttec, said: II don't
| tulck Ii imp ,rIsnt ths' the committee on
! foreign affairs should express an opinion
| on the question referred TO them which
| thVy have hsd no ChAlce to examine" Mr..
hiouut is thinking Of calling . special
! meeting of the committee for the purpose
u giving the most speody attention 10 the
case.
Mr.. Rsy nor OF Maryland, of the commit
teu on foreign al sisr, sBid the situation was
far more serious chan anticipated 1t Ger
tairiy required that something should be
! 'oro. lhe Unitod Ststes could not LET the
matter Test
| Mr.. TIT, ilhnois, leader Of the Republi-
can minority on foreign affairs committee,
| 7sld: The Hause should express its con-
I cdrfenCs with the President by sresotution,
or Il other action is necessary to supple
ment tho military or naval force, that action
should be tsk'n thlrk the trouble will
| % be ready f1t u hat, ycr may be required"
| Mr. McMtlhn Of EcHnrssee said while
the message Is IN a bell ecrsnt tone, think
w. shalt br ablr, without dishonor or dis
crciIt, tr settle the matter without war"
! Mr. H,mp'on u Kansas, thought it was
ridiculous a. Il = dwBrAce for this country
| To 70 10 war Oh tbu pret 1t gwen in the
! evidence as h0 understood u. All the
| trouble c,nld be settled by arbitration.
Mr. HpTirger Of Illinois. said. "rhe
| Pfcsiieli,'e message does not disclose the
case prfssnted by the Chllsn government.
| Aitet A.! tho facts are known The probsbii-
,ties are that tlie Csse wilt he pree esnied In n
iitTeft hRht am satisfied that when it
IA found tho Chli.n government is TO blame,
/ lhAt the gGVcrf m'nt will MAKE ample apOl-
| pgy and reparsti0n. II the facts cannot be
sgrecd upon Il URse for arbitration will be
/ pr, s,ntgd.'
I Senator IiaaT, chairman Of the judiciary
| GOmh hltiee and member of the foreign re-
istiODs committee, thought Ihs facts in the
message clearly and powerfully stated by
| 'resi1eht Harrison and he was OF the
0pi ion thai you'd be the general Judgment
uf maukinl. Il was an iastAnee of del finite,
| discreet. firm dealing With a great public
question. Nothing more could have been
! apeCt'h hhh'e 'he circumstances, anless
I'he OF nthhce shOuld nave beeh expected,
out he thought, considering the great ad-
VsNceheht ~ clN'hI'h 81 opinion IN respect
% matters o' war "llth MAJ tsaen place
~ recent l'"'S thl cohSiferips the ad-
'rctd posil lh ~heh lhi' country holes
wa Fhouii hoil IN t"ihunn ," 'he countries
he "o'f', 'he ma'h'a'iehte OF peace ~
| h,s time IS dssltgble
- bH al Nha
9'ns'ot' or h'lhR h'f"lH OF any country
( o' 'he race OF me earn any poftion Oh
| nc Popu''uoh Oh any c'ui uy oe 20 ighof-
s'' 81 10 as"iOu 'De u"~iihshes' OF 'he
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my
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attempting 70 ulfoH on he ycke OF nicta'-
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appropriations committee, said The
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