The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-06
DOLPH JUMPS ON BLOUNT.
Cleveland'S Foreign Policy Also Under
Fire.

The Republican Senators Bent on En-
deavoring to Make Party Capital Out
ofthe Hawaiian Policy of the Admin
istration-The Presidents Course In
Reference to the Nicaraguan Canal
Also Attacked.
Washington. Dec. 5.-In the Senate to.
day Mr.. Sherman presented large num-
Der Of petitions from soldiers of the late
war, without regard to party, praying for
an investigation into the pension bureau.
Mr.. HOar offered resolution requiring
the President, so far as may not be in
compatible with the public interests, to
communicate to the Senate copies of all
instructions which may have been given
to any representative of the United
States, or any naval officer thereof, since
March +, 1891, for the protection of the
lives and property Of American citizens
[ or the recognition or support Of any gov.
eminent
MIR Sherman said that, while he was in
favor of the resolution, he thought il
should not be acted on in the absence OF
the chairman of the committee on foreign
relations, Mr.. Morgan, and it was al
lowed to lie over for the present.
DGLPH AYTACKs THE HAWAIIAN POLICY.
Tho ,.o,,,airdo,, of -, q, 1c,-.., ,,il,,, -,
consumed NV - ss,oacb f,.o$S, NJ. poIrI,
o1I,e,.so 70 tIo i
The sIibiet F +i IIati;o
intin,, +T 49, -, y,
If dasio ~, tI ~ f
nipit,a+io-, ~ iSi,o5it ~ u,'
policy of its predecessor. and expressed
the desire that President Cleveland had
been little more eynIicit ms to how he
proposed to undo the alleged wrong and Ia
restore the former status. He assumed
however, that something more than moral
suasion was to be used, and he declared
that no greater crime against civilization
could be committed than the restoration
of dissipated, corrupt queen.
WOt-rD Jt-sTrFy FORE1GN I>rrpFrppN-Cv
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49, ,, IA ~ ool ~ pre-
is+i,,c f +t 0lio "a
dors5d tl,o 5acl.,.o tio Of LII, 1~lr AZ
mae in a,,er,ar,a. i, to,,,;o, ~" hu9So
1Iso of f,,o - Cy,a.,t - ~ ,-t - ~
orU,Caf f +iCo isiod ,i,i % gov
III - |,.ai,Id MoISe
,atio,,1 ~ "-'N' " ''0i0 Oi0 "''"o'l
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f,,st ti,y, tbo+ S1oTInio,5i Giie
frinet The nf poiaCS
GO IA 49,, - Il - -. -
tion he had ,vitj1draIr, FrnIo tbn So 10
~ NT;oa,'a,,, +,Ir'+ ,'i;i - - - ll v
secured to the United States the control
of the Nicaraguan canal If Mr.. Cleve-
land had been friendly to that project
then, the canal might now be completed
and in operation, but under the do-noth-
ing policy of the administration the op-
portunity had been lost.
AN AGGRESSIVE POLICY WANTED.
Tho countrv paedad an ac,,.oesi,,e fo,.oi,,r,
nolicv II ncedod y - ffi7,,1otic,, 20 IT.
Monroe doctrine nc nor1in,.i,,
The Hawaiian ieian5e L,ar9 Sn ~,
coaet Of tho TTnitad Ctotoo os ~ 10 - ~ :
gre9t coro,1orciai 1d ,oT.,i Do VI
The country needed an aor-,.assi,yn Ill,
for tba n,1rnoee Of nvfcndi,,,rP 80 "a
sfrengthanipe, its comnerca and nifoctiI(r %r'(,
cIoea,, I.aIa tio1s ,y,itL +Lo So,ItJ ,,lC,,i
,.anI1blics ''-o ~ vi ~ IL u i0a Il
II needed a noIicvtbat a, tordod bo,,o,d !
its own honr59,iss II Too6ad u, Fol,t ~ u
noIicv tbat 1yo,1id 90 LII 80 ~ y q
lie lag ygbnroy,oI +bo,, Ia,,-cI,Ii3.
II roo5o5 ~ r,oiil,, 7,iS 40 NilS So'
con,r7sndin6 1osi1ion on,o-,I, - 80 uS q
noI,,e,e- Of tho ,s,o1,id eA0"'
The oI1eetion of tho f,,+,,,o cont.o1 90
tho ITaIsiia isIar,de @,, f oi
ira,,a1.toc atontioo - ~
the in te3oefe of con51,,n tIn ~
Tnnnte Of nc NV, and ~ os
ATa,.ica ai4igons "'''' ''io p4o'0O'ioH VI
BLolNI . REPORT ATTACKED.
Commissioner Blounts report, he said,
read more like the plea of Jealous law
yer in private controversy than like the
unprecedented and impartial decision of a
Judge. He (DoIph,) would sooner take
the statement Of Minister Stevens, a man
who had reached his I'D year, and had
spent years in the foreign service of his