The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-12
HAWAII AGAIN In TIE SENATE
1 Bitter Partisan Debate Between MtSIS.
HoaT and Gray.
THE RESOLUTION FINALLY GOES OYER
MI HH Calls Up Tho bin for the Repeal
a the Federal Election Laws-fro-
oecdlngs Of the House.


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vr.r. rr...uf today They
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mont tau.ni1- ihr appointment hy hln'
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pr. Hoar's Stroag Language
rIr Gray withdrew h.s objection and
t.r Hoar proceeded with his remarks.
,.. Hoar commented upon tne fact that
r. Information communicated by the
President to the Senate. under the seal
ot confidence bad been freely given out 90
tre representatives. of four newspapers,
t..t were known to D.. zaalout thorough
,.ue. Dee had almost said INSCRIPTIONS,
supporters ol the administration
Uu. of t1e allegations made was that
t. President ou thc suh of March, 1885,
senate tnen being in session. COM
d. 10 t.
Tn Islands. aocreoliinf MN ny letter
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t.-- ee r.... . ,.....fio- .f fbo Corefitn-
+i.r or fb. l-ui..l States as v,4e eyer
.rsr.eI upon or imputed to amy public
official. 10 WAS not necessary 10 saw 10
tIe Senate or to tho American people that
ar attemut t9 uurD this r1wer and COM
rH.uUIue such au officer without the con-
SAINT of tho Senate Was au atfetnDt to
r-urp am the dipl0matie relations of fine
Government
Nr Hoar alluded ~ thc dispatches from
London atfributiue t1 Hayard the stale
ment that there could be no reversal
of a policy based simply on Justice and
maeuaulmltvauI Chat uo advantage would
Doe taken off the weakness of the Hawaiian
Queens tartl. and Doe said that il The
disrateh.. were true 10 was also true
chat Great Britain mI been taken into
a confidence which the American Senate
.r people Dad not shared
ue wanted This matter 10 Doe separate
.lm quO Con. ur dealings with Hawaii.
and au questions of annexation or pro-
t..I0rate or dererIeucv from au oles-
...a. ir raf-r.,... q, which tr. Two ,,r-
r.. were dIr.J.J
Mr "i't scores Hear
"r. cray siIl in'i he did not intend
IT'D '' 'i"" 'i'' " "i7 non Oh 'he
L" ..-'- '''''.' even '"'usn '"e Seila-
i'oi' "' 'o'' "o0 WIZ
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".. '"I' i"ia was i"e commencement
%. lHe opp3itaAlue th1t Would come
'' AHA Ii the secoHa aahimsifauoh of
'rFtlaHi. ine senator had scolued
President Cleveland al through Cleve-
rang HIst administration ana mad scold-
ga NUN u"eh lhi' thc Wmle House again.
me '...i5' dll h'l lhlHA lnal the senator
from Massaclusetia was Co gain anything
from the sober second thought of the
American people (Which. after an. had
Nuiilated itself time and time again
iu her history. bv putting uD hvpotheu-
ral cases iu order 90 deliver himself Of
tHe Welcomed Kituperative phrases with
which he had entertained the Senate this
morning. N0r dil DE think that the hon
orabIe American representative al the
Court of ST. James BavarD would take
much detrImeut bv his share OF the ecold-
lus because when that honored repre-
sentative occupied a high position I'm The
government of the United States he came
iu for vehement lecturiue from the seua-
tor from Massachusetts. and had actually
survived it
AIR. Grav tb9urbt it vorll b,,. beon
better .tasto au around fr tto ecnator
from massachusetts, had 0iliefl,. ,yaite6
for the official Information which ,yos
asked for "a dav or two aro and which
he UIolr must know thero brd h..,, t,r
ouporiunitv yet to prepare and f,irni.b
% th. Senate. IL hc had waited for fb.t
tle discussion couId lavc oore or
in The ueht of pubIie dufv Of eo,,,tors
leaving partieaushlp behird tbao, ip tlo
dark places 90 which I'D belonged i'm "a die-
Cussion of tMs kind. He wanted to l.ro,,,
whether th. .tat.roents ,u,,1sl a..
tho .arafor from, Afa...,.t.,..,t. - is
which the DuhIi. f,r..e bsl t...,, an, ~ ',
weeks uaef yerc true or not ,.'tl.,' ,ol
3D. WAS "a f.ct ft,t tl,. o.... ,.e "'.l,,'',
States mad been dissraceI ana Jiebonr'rci
bv "a super-sarvceable AGENT of fbo 90
crumsnt. and been made to s,mbolize ,o
act Of piracy and aggression for which
every honorable American ought to barp
ls head in shame If this were true II
was very Wol for the senator from Nas-
cuusatts and FOR others who agreed