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THE VOTE ON THE MEASURE.
Resolution on tho Annexation Of The
Hawaiian Islands.
pusuNEss ny THE HOUSE.
p,port OF the riniserton sub.Commit'
tee Considered by The Judi.
ciary Committee.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 2i.-The
Senate passed Mr.. wasbburn's anti
op,lon bill today by a vote OF ~ to 70.
The bill ~ amended will now be sent
back to the House.
Mir. Chandler explained bis motives
for Offering the Hawaiian resolution.
He had not intended, he said, that It
should be acted on without considefa.
lion By the committee on foreign rela.
lions, and he Intended yesterday TO
move It's reference to TINT committee,
lut II occurred to him, however, that
II would be wire for Congress ~ take
The initiative on the subject. Tho
commissioners from the PRESENT pro.
yinIonal government OF Hawaii would
no, arrive Ia Washington until the end
Of the week; and IL was fair to preBume
that the rest OF the week should be oc-
eupied by the executive IN considering
the subject. The 4th OF March would
,hon be near nj hand, and 70 he thought
that on subject on which there was
such unsnimity OF opinion among the
American people, Congress might well
initiate the action. American Interests
were veiy extensive IN the sandwich
Islands, anu the property OF those u.
lands was mainly owned by American
Citizen.
The United States government had
never shown any disposition To destroy
the native government OF Hawaii. On
the contrary II always maintained
such government ami attempted TO
keep IN power the existing dynasty.
but at the snme time there had been "a
feeling that " the native government
should fall an American solution
would DO found for tho diilicultirs on
the hlsuds. But II IL should appear
thAlG stable, independent government
ecud not DO maintained, and tue sup.
I9nol any foreign government should
Be required, then the sentiment was
that The United States would les Will
lag and desirOus 10 annex the Islands.
10 view Of the shortness CT the sta
zion anu dcuifability OF avoiding an
extra session, he thought action should
e takeu on the subject by Congress-.
Ho thought II due the commissioners
On the way 10 Washington that full,
complete statement should be made to
them OF the American policy, anu
that Congress should be prepared to
state iully anu frankly the position VI
Ist. y, "'sa Wa .e.onoo W
ssmias, ,.saan,. n n' .,,,.a,,an
II. movsd M. ,.s.ranoa n, ~" ~, ' .'aI,,
,lon ~ ths .ar,n,,,,. 1871 III.
tons.
,siI H. ,ir, III 1870
d,nnsd sogr.ss,ya Am.yI,au no,,ov
and ','o. ass..' % "a 'nn pvnuy,
Of ne ron,,Io,,a ~ ', ,s"a .vns s'aesn'
Of The Hawni,an ,slans v ""u 'O'''''
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WA. laid as,da .',,hau, a aV es and ~
' "''uo "i'"o'' "o''o' ""u '''
,. ANri'oPTioN BILL
~keh w.
hto;io the Senate proceeded TO the
No'e. me hfst vote was on the villas
auenulnenl 10 sIrike QUE OF the George
suys,tule the WORD declaring options
ahu futures TO DO distractions to com
mefce and Illegal and void. The
snenunent Was reJected-yeas II,
rays on: rhe George substitute was
mn a.lev.ou yeas ~ nays o.. 'A-
S v, a'hehuinehts were oiierel ana the
.sso.-yeas ~ nays ss' FOL
VOTE IN DETAIL.
Yeas-Allison. Blu,kbur,. Gail
Carey, Chanulsr. Coul,reIl. cullom
Davis Dubois. FauIkner. E.iion' Erv,
Gallingher, & ORION. Hale Hansbrauyh'
Hawley, Higgins Hunton, Inv X IT,
Mcmillan. ManJ.rann' Mi,cns;i Mnr'
gan, Morrill,. P.iier Perkins Pa,,,.
Rrew, Proctor. sherman. sho,,n sanira
siockbrIdge. IeIler' Tupnis' vnofnaaps
Walthall, Wa,hburn. WiIs,n-A1
Nays-BerTy. Blody,tt' Bmtl.r' cat
isry, Cameron, Coke. Daniel D,wss
Dixon, Gibson t;orman Graz H.,,,s
Hi, Hlscock, Hoar. Jones JAZZ
McPherson, Mills. Palmer pis,p
Pugh, Ransom, Sawy.r. stgwart. VssI
Villas, Whit. W"Icn;,T 90 ''"' est
Palrs were announced De,w..n c.,
lile and PsddooL' AIdr,cS AMI o 1
Bate aud Allen. Jones or Navsa SS a,
Saunders, Pasco and Casey and Vance
House ON I'M, 5,h n, n ,uooJ ny
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