Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
TELEGRAPHIC.
BLOUNT'S REPORT.
S.aa,Of Ffyt'S Charges Against The
Commissioner
TUE DEBATE on HAWAII.


WAsInNuToS, b. q. Dec. l3.-Frye,
referring TO the Blount report, dld not
know how far the report was before the
Senate, but II was before tho country
in entirety, and alto before tho House
Of Representatives In entirety. There
WAS, therefore, no delicacy In referring
to Il, NJ IL was public property.
"Now, wish to tny," said Frye,
with great gravity and much empha.
,is, ain relation to that report, that In
my Judgment, It 10 the most dangerous
report on which any United 5tatcs
Senator can afford TO make any serious
attack upon the character Of any
nfiyHto citizen Of the United States.
~ AFFIRM" continued Frye, "that
Blount, In his report mas not written
ono single unvarnlshci line OF tfuthi
nor Given one uuprejudictd opinion,
nor rendered one impartial Judgment"
Frye said he assumed THIS was MA
attack on Stevens; that he hai dit-
bonofed the hag, that he had com.
mitiei An act Of piracy. -
ri have no doubt, +" said Frye, "that
il may become necessary 10 oteak
stevens down. 1 have reliable inlOt-
nation tince came In the Senate this
morning which says the purpose OF
tue administration is 10 be to charao
that stevens was patty TO corruption
employed TO break down the queens
government, aud establish feVOlu'
tionafy government"
Vest Unclaimed speaking 10 an ad.
II a. al Ia "a IL.
mlni,tration, but Rp0lIoas an A mefican
senator aud an American citizen. lie
referred 90 Stevens as one who believed
uthe earth belonged 10 tue saints,
and We are the rninla.n (Laughtrr.l
stevens aud the Americans IN Hawai-
had ChtisiisniZed the natives, aud un.
der the name OF God taken possession
Uf the land and divided II among them
selves. He warmly defended BlOunt,
saying purer mau, publicly and pri-
valuly, had never appeared la the
arena Of American p0iitics.
Vvat attacked annexation as opposed
% the traditional policy OF Washington,
now Cleveland.
Hoar discussed tho question OF proce.
dents for BlOunrs appointment, and
STU Nhll - lNW W AhNAAAi ANA hANAN NAAA -
thirty at most, applied ~ the case.
This resolution was then referred 70
the committee on foreign ailtirs.
not An IDLE HuAOR.
CHICAGO, Dec. IA Washington
special says: There is u well-dclnud
belief In diplomatic circles that the
attempt Of the Cleveland administra.
ton 10 restore the Hawaiian queen to
tho throne has been abandoned. The
Leliei Ia not based on idle Tum0r, but
on official information received ut Que
Of tho embassies from that ombassy's
homo government. That hons gov.
eminent Ia Understood 10 have received
~ Information from its minister at
Honolu aud ~ have Immediately
.0luaiutcd It's representative here with
tue Information,
According to this information, there
IL Just one possible chance VI the
queen being restored. That chance
consists OF the queen coming on her
high horse anu uf the provisional gov
ernment relinquishing 10 grip In return
ior the good will OF the Cleveland adj
ministTatiOn, with the understanding
that the UnitBd States will offer no
hindTancr % the Rnnexationisls over.
throwing the quoon Immediately She is
reatOTUd.