The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-01
ATTACKED CLEVELAND.
Haw.ey, of Connecticut, Not Satisfied With
tho President

Haw.ey, of Connecttcut, Not satisfied with
tho President
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-In the senate Per-
kins, Of California. gave notice Of an
amendment hs Intended to offer 10 the 70.
poal bill. carving out suggestions made by
him in'a recent speeoh. The resolution Of
fersd yesterday by Chandler, of New Hamp-
shire, calling for inform alton - TO \ COM
mission invsssieatinR tho New York custom
house came NJ. Chandler spoke in favor
OF its adoption. lie said the obje OF was,
after ascertaining the facts, to invoke tho
necessary action Of congress- TO prevent the
appointment OF office or nominal officers
Of the United states without warrant Of the
constitution or law, and contrary TO tho
spirit OF both. Chandler hld read Appraiser
Cooper'a letter rendering his resignation
because Of treatment he received At tho
hands OF the commission. Chandler, after
reading reports from New York papers
the ofeol that II was created In order 10
make = place for some Rnti-snappsr
democrats IN New York state. called
the attention Of senator Hill especially 10
the matter. in order that no might tell the
senate II he wanted to- whether any Of the
vossnetss made BY the commission had
been Allied by anti-snnpper democrats.
Chandler said he was now supporting The
president in his etfo Ia to secure the repeal
Of tho ailveR law. but this would not deter
him from ottticising the president who, he
thought, wAa given too much to disreRAtd-
ing the provisions Of expressed law. and 10
make = law unto himself, aul when he
reaoasi this Termination 10 attempt 10
carry IL out, whether he aaw law Tor u or
not. Chandler cited ClevelRnd's aproint-
ment, in his former to m. without tho ad-
Woe or consent OF the senate. OF W. l.. Put
nam and ]. b. Angel AZ commissioners TO
negotiate . fisheries toats with Great
Britain, In violation Of the constitution.
Chandler rote,rOa 10 the message 10 tho
senate, communicated 70 Gov. Northern. of
Georgia, and said no was struck with tho
justice OF the criticism he had seen recent
London paper, I hat there WAS singular re-
somblAnso between she letters OF Presidents
many. Coming " Nhe Hawaiian episode.
Chandlet read from the letter Of tho presi-
dent to shs provisional aovernment OF
Hawaii, the sentence: MAY God have
zen. sxoellenoy In his wide keeping"
what = bsnihcsnt mir OF ROYALTY there
bis majesty, the president of the United
Btatsa" said Chandler, ".hrough hia per-
sonal com IN ssionsr, H!ount who has par
amount authority 20 the provisional gov
srnmsnt at she Hawaiian Islands" Chsnd
lar lailF ths appointment OF RlounA was n
w0sN Wbuov ViVaAeuu oA saH Nooes'"fe.s
than had occurred in .ha appointment OF
officials ina hundred years. ! was time
tho ysssidsnt and heads Of devartmsnta
should be brought 10 rigid observance Of
tho constitution. The resolution wAa then
Avrasd 10. D...
| A resolution heretofore offered by Dolph,
rss ubiinAn. OF u, sRon, calling Tor iniormn~
tton - 10 the payment OF pensions 10 per-
sons residing abroad, was taken un Dolph
said there was either great Ignorance in tho
action Of ths pension bureau or n prsnedi,
lated, deliberate design to thwHra tho will
of congress-, and he cited Aha case OF tha
widow Of Commodore Watson. whose zen