Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-21
IIOAR'S PHILIPPIC.
M Administrations Hawaiian Policy
Formerly Attacked,
i0yrHESSIONAL ADJOURNMENT.
.., Houses win To-Day Take Holiday
nul January Third-Nicaragua
Canal Resolution.

... tNafllai OF yesterday t"' WV
laid before the senate the an
...art of the Secretary Of the Trea-
r5 10 was referred TO the Commit
rranc6
H..r presented a monster petition
subject Of common roads lie
ns- ,hc petition asked FOR The es-
....at - a department OF roads as
.te department The petitioners
>.3 q thorough Investigation TO
ana had asccvtainel that most
Mss Swings might bc made in the
. of domestic and Interstate
by improved hieh roads. lie
.. ..s reference 20 the Committee
...-tte Commerce. The petition
..i 90 the Committee on Inter
ua,r,e. as was also q hin uu-
s Mr. CockrclD t. secure
.14uon. IL that can bc done"
wll dispense with the neccs>
. many good roads"
rr.> resolution OF yesterday call
formation as TO the permission
t.. Brazilian tcleeraph-cable on
t rf the United States was laid
., Senate and agreed 10.
HoAE ON HAWAII.
....- addressed the Senate. lie said
..H .1t propose 60 deal with what
... as the Hawaiian question.
..utS message and all the iu-
Hst had come 90 the Senate on
.' had gone Co the proper com
I when that committee had
trs facts and had reported
~.r~ senators would be ready
..-r it III. wished now 20 speak
..t American question: qucS-
re the l.E'slational powers.
,.~rone .bihties - the various
...- q t,c government. as estab-
scars. Re summarized briefly
rants that had taken place ia Ha-
r. March 4 1898. and said;
..- th. condition of thing@-th"
- government of Hawaii being
. lt every power on earth that
.. to tcal with 81. blt the de-
...ttIr ur whose justice ~ dee
queen relied Oc wit. the United
t..r, took place certain trans
.I.e suggests the question, What
r...t,I states of America: who
ll great national affairs It's
.t- honor. its policy as Co foreign
..I that transaction WAS this
-.. BLoTNT'S MISSION.
present President of the United
u.s iraueuratel ON saturday
t,N Tie next dav was Sunday.
.-.r.av. tho 9Th OF March, the
.t d proposed Cabinet were sent
~.uat, and were approved And
60. 0f March. amid all the ex-
.r. important questions which an
r admin istration may deal with,
Nr Blount departed on his
... secret mission-on mis-
NO. which neither the people Of the
States nor the Congress. nor the
taI aay official information until
. 30 the present week / do not
-t.t any intelligent person can
-rt tt" purpose 10 do this uhing
.--.I before either the President
Secretary Of State came into Office.
I,f.-. either ot them had official ac-
O. t.. rohives.
rt was sent to Hawaii The
.f the legality OF that proceed
. question which 81 Is the duty ot
-.,t. 90 understand and 10 deal
rf- PRESIDENTS POWERS.
President of the United States has
..wers with which alone We are
-..8 IN This discussion.
.-. he may appoint Ambassadors
,ter public ministers and consuls.
...u-r can only be exercised 10y and
...a advice ana consent of the senate.
PHI. h- vacancy in such an office
.t fU it during "a rec SIS or thr
tv granting commission, which
,,rir- az the end OF the next session.
-8. De- may appoint inferior OH
r.t i1 an these cases the ONCE
..ra been created. and the power
.rtmeut invested in him by Con-
.-f. Pc may. 20 aid him in the per
... and exercise Of his legislative
IL convenient. appoint mere
l minister or spy. or a person 10
.- convey information. But such
-1 appointed. could be IN no
g.. rc,r of the United states, could
r. official function. and could
..+ Whatever which could have any
t.Ic. on the United States, or
OBJ. people. merely because ne had
..,..,.,.,,r, ,.~rcN- AT~rACKED.
OBJ. above statement of his case
. these three propositions. MI.
.L- for an hour IN general
...u The administrator. At the
,fr. Hoars remarks the ifvsl-
....-ale I'm response To the resoiu-
.r- for copies of The la" Alian
......r.. etc. and the papers
..t.I herewith We're referred to
.rItt-- on Foreign Relations ana
.. -, Ic printed.
IAN ofered a resolution (Which
49, "a a., tnstructing the Committee
IN Relations 20 inquire aui re-
,,e4ror any. and II so what, irregu-
= i.t- occurred in the diplomatic
,Eer Intercourse between the tlll'n
r. ,i Hawaii In relation TO the r.
r. t.uti1r ln Hawaii-wiih power u
.- persons and papers.
.-..tln with Mr. Morgan 3 t'e'-
rr can said that. although ne
. rrnressnted in some newspapers
- rrpo.cI 90 the policy oi me
.trat.ou ia relation 20 Hawaii ne
The Presidents message as an
... able state paper. and the
...r.- course met with his cnille
I'D bills were taken from the cal
and rsseel. none Of them possess
..,.l interest. After IL short exec
-..D legislative business was ii-
at $780,
THE MILEAGE NATTER.
.,..rt deficiency bin was reported
f-.. fha Committee on Appropria-
.. Afr Cockrell. who said that as
ff. tHV uassrd the senate me
NO aIl9urument for M hoiiday te,,
. Dee nxed FOR tomorrow; ana
very doubtful whether II any
-.ut - the hiu were m De III me
there would be a quorum oi the
t, act upon d. The Committee on
cations had. therefore, instructed
.HN lfffk VIZ" NaAA WIN
.rt 90 ask for lts iinm late coh>
..r Hr ade-d that there were
..ms in the blll which did not meet
.r..ysl II the committee. but thrre
.n.ropriauons IN IL which were alb
...- essential and nece cessary such as
t.., o.. carry on the public printing.
20 am having been read. Nr Peher
90 h.. sfrtke out the paragraph allo" =
-.,..ace 10 senators and members ior
present session.
. ..as the case IN the House yesterday
.r was "a lari,e discussion Of the pfoi'o-
.s 90 strike out the mileage appiica-
This was advocated by senators
t., Bate. McPbersOn. and COKE on
general ground thet the milease
really been drawn already. and, lhefe-
mis- second application was ilies"I
-.sr- Harris. COckren, German
.,.. and Manderson defended the APP
aflon a. being just ana strictly with-h
.aW.
r, rootlon 10 strike out the mileage