New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05

that question with the papers bearing upon 1t In a
few days jusnes Its brevity in this message Inc
treatment of the tariff question is full and states
manlike and quite satisfactory to those who be-
leve in the Chicago platform
Mr. bingham USep Penn.)-Concerning Hawaiian
matters | regard the aspersion upon eX-AllhS'er
Stevens as most severe and almost brutal. Don t
Won think So Grosvenor? TO the member who was
standing alongside to which the Ohio Representa-
five emphatcally assented, and added 1t Is a
weak paper') In regard TO tariff legislation II Is
TO be hoped the President ia more familiar win
The schedules upon which legislation has been re-
ported by the majority OF me committee u '"e III"
committee. . , ,,,,, =. oo,,
nant mon the message because it would not be
seemly to do II in adequate terms. II Is hIs'ly,
made up of wearisome resume or the rtpol,S vi
the Secretaries which have hardly been improved
by condensation. on the Hawaiian question we
wait the news Of the next steamer Jnst as we
have been waitins 50 long He pn mos o. snrprisinc
Ii asseverates Tint the House Committee In chars,
OF o, 1nai S of ,Sx,ti5n WHICH, as member Of
committee | have never even heard proposed
1t is rather unusual sensation TO learn OF the
deeds of the committee not in the commtiec-ron,'n
bu, from the President of the United Std'ss' liaS
that committee ceased even in form 10 oo com com,
posed of both the parties and has IT, without even
the formality Of word IN Gpen comm snch
formed the President OF lis determination IN such
a way that the President can officially coinmuni-
Senator sherman CRep Ohio, declined to talk
about the message Il all saying that ne had noi
been able to pay close attention 10 us r'E, ",
did not care to discuss subject on when u" couu
not talk intelligenty. Mr.. Hin Dem; y; ~ also
declined to discuss the utterancSs OF me trssdS
Murphy Dem S1y ihs junior mo ri, sef yew H nmn
uttered the single sentence. 1T is able docG-
ment." Mr.. Harris dem, Tenn. one Of the s i,
the message the attention which he said he intended
to give it before he went TO bed. ana untl ne
The Pacific slope is not fully representa- both
Of the California members being absent, Nr d D3ipn
Dan, ar. ia - n
r re- enc inv in The message. Mr. Mitchell Rep
ore5 observed that the message, in it's foreign
policy and with special reference to tawaH WI
son nRy Mr Mitchell. rs the ndorscmen, II
that which strikes a death blow TO every industry
Speaking for the Populis PARTY Mr. rrfN[ Gop
Kan said: This messass iu n the siIynr @es
ton. and that there would be no hope Tor
beyond that simple statement don't know Of
single thing in the message that IS worth 'dlA"s
The views of Mr.. Voorhees, Of Indiana were
naturally antagonistic TO those OF the Alos'le pi
t tbd charman Of the 'O Fnance commiice of
course | have not examined IT critically ana cannot
,pSfk re wn any by sr 'sFVe WI"
1T is excellent all through" said Mr. AePher-
Finance Committee land am especially pl'astu
with the recommendations concerning thr hnan nee
document whole. and cannot therefore, SPEAK
as should otherwise Ike TO- .-...,..,. -, Dan.
sions' 1t was natural tina, General Palmer dem.
NJ should note win wi me bar, Of %ensdm Mr
Palmer indicated that he had listened 10 me redu-
win the President. Il am inclined to think said
Mr.. Palmer slowly and with "A ihsr oil chlpha5Sis
pensions is wide Of the mark ! believe my ac
auaintance with old soldiers and the pension iist
OF the country is extensive as that OF any on.
man and / am prepared to say that the numneTr
Of fraudulent pensions IS eXcesa,nsg s' nam h ha
very little foundation. so far as the frcsldeh'
policy concerning Hawaii is made public there Is
MIR Mr.. Pugh Dem AIa). speaking Of The financial n
part Of the message, said: IN subs'tnc i1 h,sis
as a sufficient blessing and sar no more about me
to indorse the policy Of the President concerning
Mr. Stewart Rcp.. New. one Of the most ardent
free-slver men summarized his opinion IN this one
sentence: ii the gold standard and bonds w WIZ,
England and make that system perms an,dn, 70 LEI
Senator Jones Req Eev w%s , IynI he Jaw in
it no Recommendation or suggestion that gave
promise Of relief TO the o pH2ps to speak Of the
except in far as IT. related 6o TO- s mo hdd
1T s he s said sro asaP bSs on the he
and must be more so 10 those VINO nav u'r" III
sympathy with the Presidents past attitude on
1t is not what expected; and is very up ,s
isfactory,' the general criticism OF Mr. Haze
Giep Maine). THE message is made up Of De.
tails and whatever the policy Of the rgsIenl m@y
will certainly take issue with the l'residcnt on 'ne
tariff. but those at least from the East WIN no
doubt indorse his suggestions regarding our
finances" -, 49,,
''The only significant thing about the whole husi,
indorses the Wilson raid protected Industries In
ali lis details We do not know what he has done
i'm Hawaii He says he will not go without the
limits Of executive power, and under those constl
tutionaI limitations all that he can do Is TO lend
the moral aid of this Government In this ahair
look upon the attitude of the Administration
in connection with Hawaii disgracefu chapter
in the history Of our relations with other govern
ments." --.,-.
70 that part OF the message which asserted that
Mr. Bount's report had demonstrated bey9nu an
question that the regular Government had been
subverted by the interference Of United states
forces He thought this just the point whioh
was most in question. and that the only scintila u
proof TO support II the Queens protest. But
This" added the Senator, seems TO bear the I'M
nress Of having been accepted by the Provisional
Government lust az a means OF most readily getting
rid Of her and without at all accepting the state
,nents made"