Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-28
Mr.. Edmunds Says Cleveland Is
Guilty

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| cd some mistakes but he would also nave
relieved the controversy from many of the
cutaugling questions which it now involves,
The president did not see fit. however, to
give the Senate. much less the House, any
responsibility in connection with the settle
mont of the case until after he had attempt
ed to adjust the matter unuided. and had
failed. and good constitutional LAWYERS in
CONGRESS- as well "A, ont of it have stated the
op;nion t,ot his nets in this connection were
Unconstitutional
Ex-senator Elnmnds has held a high
nlore in nublic estimation asa constitutional
I,,yyor and Numontcrs everywhere vii
me interested in his view of the case. Mr
Fdn,nnds WINS Interviewed in PHILADELPHIA
SATURDAY. an fine Hawaiian question. and Ii,
axnra.so1 his view. freely and declared tina
tbc o,n,i,t,,ent If Mr. Blount as a specia
oennt nj tbo president was illegal and I'M
nracolenfod When asked how he though
tbe difficulty could be adjusted Mr.. Ed
munds said:
That question is difficult To answer. Thu
matter will require long tune in which t