New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-13
TO REPORT Np HITS RESOLUTION
IT l. ADOPTED ~ Tur HOUSE FOREIGN NFfNi"s
CoMulrrrE ~ SPITE or Mr.
N'CRr,EY'> OPPOSITION.

v-.stl,rt.n Dec 70 C;peciaD.-Chairman Nc
(-ror, of I've ~ .'so Committee Of Foreign An1lrS
had = bad quarter II an hour to DAY whch MS
committee. seemed strongly Inclined 10 take inc
LII IN its teeth and run away with MN. N''F'
tho T,t resolution Of Inquiry into Hawaiian AFFAIRS
had been notified 80 a. to cover al unpuhhSl'd
doc,-,onts on that subject from March J. N>'.
down 10 the present time II was Unanimously
adoufoi Mr. Non NoCrhs then moved that the
resolution bc reported 10 the House forthWi'h'
Chairman McCreary protested that the committee
ought not to act so hastily and seemed inclined TO
the opinion that it ought 10 initiate the example
OF dclib, ration set by President Cleveland In his
dealings with Congress In regard to the Hawaiian
auction. lie was again reminded by Mr. Hiit that
Congress had certainly exhibited great patience.
luf that there was a limit the exercise OF mat
virtue Chairman Mccrcary again suggested that
II the committee would walt the documents might
AZ tSis. II is said some Of the Democratic mem
berF OF IN" committee began to show s;ns OF m
patience They have become as weary OF delay as
are the Republicans and thoJ were evidently disap-
polntcl because the hopes excited by ME- NC
t'rrary's assurances OF Friday hac not been real
tied Since then they have been subjected 10 con
are dseusied on account OF the delay. ana VINO
would Yoic tomorrow II ihey hha Sn oPp % ' To
TO take the resolution out oil the hdhuS VI m III
,nltt"c On Foreign Affairs and pass H. chairman ,
McCrcary was AT last v"''P,n.e r.so,,,,ion shotlI
Democratic colleagues ,hat II me , ~. eroai
be- brought in to-day II would dlspace sIs ~
Democratic measure I've taSs IL Wo 10 ~; s,,reS
10 owhichN alluded was ne Utah bill. and his ad-
mention was needed by ilS parry dSSoC.i'-,, WIZ
voted solidy To postpone the report 10 the House
until Thurssay mornns. =, -, ,.o
Under "A strict construction or the rules tne
JJouse could not demand the report at an earlier
hour-a fact which Charm IN Mctreary impressed
mon his colleagues with all the force or losic ana
clonunncc ri his command. IL Is understood Una
as 'soon MS practicable after the committee ad-
iourrcd he hastenel to III, White House to use nus
inGu.nc. To have something done before THURSDAY
mnrning Re probably told the President that me
Tcrocrntc members 81 the House OF representa-
tiyes have become quite as impatient ana restless
90 tho ,:cpubiicnns on account % Inc proiohEeu
ei.1r, Of the Administration in regard to Ha-
,,,ilan affair. ana that thcr cannot be heid IN
check more than two days longer. Mr. Mccreary
knows that auch is the temper Of the House; ana
NOR. is no good reason why III" President snouih
not be made acquainted with that fact, even II ne
ahould choose to ignore II aftcrward.
ST the close Of Mr.. Cullors speech, In the Senate
today the presiding officer Mr Harris, Dem.
'rcnnI laid the iIoar Hawaiian resolution before
tne senate but. at the suggestion OF MI Nan.
drrson Il went over TIL tomorrow. Before mat
action was taken however. Mr. lIoar sald that
a snggesfon had been made 10 him by Mr. Gray
90 Iot the resolution be referred 10 the Committee
an Foreign Relations. He mfr Hoar) he'd no objec-
Ton 10 the resolution taking that course, as II
VS. quite possible that the Presidents answer
IN the resolution already agreed TO. wouiu DrihB
The answer to the pending resolution.