The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-12

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nn y tbaa oxnt op said in
H. i,tr ~ ~ D.tSnctions tHnt o vas ~ ba
tne ,e.ter OF lnsttucslons t1 tixo n9 10 og
Ess. ~, ,L.a isI,J n iii iiaoatn
ssSJ H. itoap nus ~ seerncd 10 bi,n az
Gross a Violation of the G6nstituiion OF the
| imbntej do eny nnblie "iI,cini NJ was not
pnaessnrv 70 saw 10 he ScDate or 10 Inc SmeTi
Of Of" nppnainting and T. c'mmisstoning such an
| oiIIeer. without The consent Of The Senate. was
tinps Of H. ~ ystnn '''o ''''o"a'' ie'a
Mr. Uonr won, an tn en- v that This dtnIon attic
waiian Islands, openea correspondence with
persons th"ra in relation To nublic affairs in
those islands. called before him certain citi-
ss, that rass oreiy and lad reaneetsd
th,m to- reduce their oral COM limitations To-
rcsronience to- to the President OF the tinted
states.
London MT SttriGn,ing TO Mr. Bayarl the state.
ment that there conld be no reversal o. a poll
icy based simply on Justice and ma snanimity
weak ness Of the Hawaiian Queen 8 party; and
he snid that il the dispatches we're true. il
taten into a confidence which tbs American
Senate or people had not shared lie wanted
Of dealing with Hawaii. from ali grestions Il
annexation or lrotectorate or dependency
FCm m Sa @Gn Hcte GSee b to which
tinted States Tho senate being in IN ses 9
amount authority in another country with
which tho United States is at peace: directed
his Success Sy every means in their power to
place the archives under HE complete and I'M
poT his dscretdH the u naval 10 pSwe s m to
land or withdraw the forrcs Of the United
Ssf s Fl s Ss vii was %sry .n%
scrra !m" ran T and ct %n once ' Some raaaR
h" IL, in the next place. sail Mr. IIoar. such
m, official entered uron that duty. and estab.
a'out tho public affairs OF these islands that
Official violated. in the most gross and paipn-
bic maInner tae exprcffsei written lay Of tho
ton to the President, and it was approved. aud |
the President thus made himself an accom-
tho Pro ,idontj Is standing on ice not only very
slippery. but very thin and especially II |
tho President proceeded to decorate him |
with new diplomatic appointment. The os.
trlch puts his head in the sand. hoping his
his mud puddle, brcnthes through tho tip OF
ms nose; ana thinks he VII not be seen nut
for the Executive OF tho United states The
people have right to know, wish to know. and
Mr.. Gray Dem. Dell said that he did not In
tend to be drawn into discussion OF the Ha-
waiian matter even though the Senator from |
MASSACHUSETTS, could not withhold or restrain
himself from an Indulgence in his habit OF
ScOIulns Administration helOn yiDR to "A
party opposed to his own. This was the be-
ginning OF the opportunities that would come
e hin IN this second AdmnistTnti21 OF MT
MIR. Cleveland's first Administration and had
sroldci him back into tho White House again.
He Mr. Gray did not think that the senator
rom Massachusetts, was to gain anything
rom the sober second thought OF the Ameri.
AN people, which. after all. had vindi-
,ated itself time and time again in our
history by putting up hypothetical cases
n order to deliver himself of the we'll
al yft nh ,vItl ,ph ioh Iva
lnd cntertalned the Senate this morning Nor
lid he think that the hGnored American repre-:
would take much detriment by his share OF
he scoidng. because when that honored rep.
he Government OF the United States lie came
n for vehement occurring IRON the Senator
lr bayMrd stond AZ hIe6 to- dsY in the estImn.
ion and honorable regard OF his fellow citi. |
Il the senator from MASSACHUSETTS,. He mir.
ray said this much. BECAUSE he thought il
would have been in better taste all around IL
waited until the Official Information which |
Vas asked for a day or two ago and which he
Mr. Hoarj must know there had been no OPP
,ortunity yet TO prepare and furnish came to
he senate. II no had waited for that. the dis
,atriotic duty OF senators, leaving partisan.
hip behind them in the DARK places to when
belonged IN discussion otthis kind. For
lonor Of his country and his flag was con-
erncd.
|
nents referred to by the Senator from Massa-
husetts and with which tho public press had
,een iull for weeks past were true or not; |
whether il was fact that the flag OF the nIted
,tates had been disgracod ami dishonored by ,
sGperserViceable agent Of the Government ,
nd been made to avn holiZe AN net of piracy |
nd aggression to which every honorable
american ought TO hang his head in shame.
this we're true IN was Very wal for thu san. |
tor from Mn.sachusetts and fCr others who
greed with him to ask Senators again and
gain to avert their gaze from what was said
> have guLe on In those distant islapds
( tho Pacific in the middle Of last January
SUIT he MIR. Gray on the contrary wanted
o know something OF what had taken
lace. aud IL was for that purpose that
y had cordially coGperated with the Senator I
lom Massachusetts last week in supportinga
reuuesting the President 10 furnish
3 speedily as possible tho int ormation prom.
sed in his message, And until lie Mr. Draw A
Ill that the giving Of that Information had
een unduly delayed he would possess his
OuI IN pnt lence fully heliey 1. and uuite con.
ent that the honor OF this great Government
yas safe in tht. hands OF the President With |
nj attempting TO 90 into a discussion OF any 1
i tho hyuOth etical cases which had been
lade hy the Senator from AlassachusetSs the :
round OF his animadversion IN the Admins 1
ration, he Mr.. Gray would simply remind the
enator and ths senate, and the people OF the 4
'nited states that the special co IN missioner
al been sent to the Hawaiian Islands he c
ause there hal been a transaction there in