The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19

sent to, us has been road. and. II it DO the
sense OF the senate that more be read. let the
accompanying documents be read.
Tho Nice-Iresident-Does the Chair under
stand the senator to call for tho reading OF all
the accompanying documents!
tho reading Of garhled extracts"oi eycornt.
mat may SUIT the occasion OF the Senator from
:, The Vice President remarked that when the
senator from New Hampshire called for the
reading 81 three PAPERS no objection had been
a. the papers, and move that he!messaee and
the accompanying documents bs referred to
the Committee on Foreign Relations
Mr. trye-l hope not These Instructions to
anxiety There Is an Intense desire on the
part OF the senate and Of the public to know
and the simple request Is that they be read. re
VIII not take five minutes
papers be printed and published to- morrow
full basis Of all these Instructions very care
inlly drawn as ably as any advocate could do
II. it seems n, to me that there is no good OBJ
!. Mr: Bu'lrr-l do not object to. the country
showing I every communicating. but the read
ing 81 them now is a waste OF time. Insist on
!, Mr.. Chandler-In view of the statement that
tracts read think It wise that / should make
a st9temeHt as to what led me 70 ask Tor the
examined at the Clerks desk the package
which accompanied the Presidents message
rsrt Of SRaR lad eeen s sIqeSds
printed printed and given to the public. i noticcd.
Gresham Oct Is Nov AND Dec SY Te sSe dsy
be read in live minutes, ana therefore / indi-
Gated them, made noinvidious selection.
message is always read to the Senate. and
e eSery is against reading the accom-
with the accompanying documents to the az.
ar3prlate COMMITTEES. and that committee can
printed and published. That is not going to
be very preludcial TO the interests Of the coun-
MIR. Chandler Insisted that for the benefit OF
tho country. the Instructions to Mr.. Willis
Sn nms be read at once He asserted that they
dents plan OF restoration had miscarried were
not tn" reasons .S ASSIGNED by him in his mes
statement. The failure. MIR Chandler de-
c Gift was not because the Queen was not
but becausesh could get no assurance that
the United states forces would be usei to re-
know WI What What Mr. Wilis,s ins,EuclI2ns were;
I hat those INSTRUCTIONS were now in type in
the NEWSPAPER Offices in Washington and were
Mr.. Chandler do not know It.
, After further debate Mr.. Butler withdrew
the SSrstSry At tho close Of thS resdns
Dir. Hoar Rep, Mass. moved to refer the mes
senate committee on Foreign Relations, and md
EXPRESSED a wish that this motion
might lay over that he might speak upon II.
This was done.
CAPT. BoUTELLE ExcIrEp.
In the House no attention was maid 10 IN.
reading Of the message. and all the mem bers
etIhghGsd n conversation or wandered about
he nal. After the reading was completed Mr.
lioutslie llien. Me; called for the INSTRUCTIONS
Speaker directed that they he read uSS'on 'he
Almost the entire house crowded into the
bar Of the House during the reading. AMI
iran b IN WIN IMydty every word as It isl
, Mr.. Boutele then began TO fight for recogni-
Ion on matter OF personal privilege. hut the
be read from the desk. and AS Mr.. Boutelle had
nothing to send TO the Clerks desk the Speak
became more excited than ever. and the HOUSE
presented Wild scene o; turmoil and con-
usion. finally when the Speaker had eI-
lausted all his elOquencs and pursuasion on
he memL-r from Maine. the Speak or threat
med to call on the NerGeant-at, Arms to pre-
he alsles slowly melted away, hut MIR BoutelIa
TODD alone, calling on the Speaker for Tscog-
Finally the Speaker recognized Mr. Breek.
nrtdso OF heutu'Sy who moved that tho
Whole To consider general appropriation bIlis
division WAS demanded but as the Repu biz
ans generally refrainei from voting no
uuTum WAS apparent. and Mr. BOutslIa de-
landed Inc yeas ana nays. one hundred and
eNcnty-iour members responded the Repub-
al not appeared MIR iirecEinriiGs a.
clock moved that the House adjourn, and
y this action played into the hands of their
pnon"nts hy allowing them 10 postpone de-
ate and action Oh the Hawaiian matter until
tut no ole on thc Republican side
ppeared to appreciate the fact except Mr.
&c, VINO epdeay9red TO prevent the adj
luThmenI Tho relief came too late, however
5 the Speaker announced that the House had
dlournsd
During the attempt to discuss the Hawaiian