The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-12-07
FIERCE IN DISAPPOYAL
Hill, Hoaf and Sherman Going for tho
President With Sharp Sticks
MUST PRODUCE THE PAPERS
Tho Executive Accused OF Exceed
ing it's Authority-Sherm Par
tIcuiarly Severe In His criti-
cIsms OF the Administration.


"AsHiN1IoN, DOC. "a sp'ri'ea ois-
cussion of the Hawaiian question occupied
the time of the senate to-day. The debate
arose over the resolution offered yester.
dav nv Hoar reo,,estino Tho r,rosislept IA
forxar, 40 the sana,a ali tho corresno,d.
.,., -, an. u....;;,n ,,..,;. H..
sa'u ''c reso'u''o" eo'ereu Perio" Oh
three administrations ana no hoped ana
believed the instructions would show
settled and consistent policy, certainly
down to the recent timc, in regard 10
which there had been no party or political
difference OF opinion. III the presidents
message meant anything, IT meant that
tho president was meditating the question
whether he should by his own executive
authority commit an act of war against
friendly power. III that which was appar-
entity proposed to be done had not been
done yet' H"ar desired that a swift ana
indignant remohs'rance OF 'ne american
peop,o Suou'u naAo nee ,1 auu
uea,u pes'uent "as ee'ns 'n.o
Tue nao'' Oh auop'ihg ra,ner eN.raoIo'nar!
Language u MS ueanugs wiz" o'icr
orauEnes Vi 'ue so'ern'"eu,'
MINIS opposcu ,'o 'esoiu',o,' sa.eu
ior intormation' put Ineahwnie "s au.oo.,
neiore NO go. tnat iuio'ha''on' cuarseu
tue presiueh, WIN meu"a'hg an ac' oi
war. M'is oenieu .na' s.a'e"nen'' ou '"o
contrary uie eAecuoNe hao Iespoeiuhy
suuunn'eu 'ne qoes.ou " eouss snu
gwen such ihiortna.ioh ~ his oisposa' as
ne thought appropria.e 70 suu"'' ia ms
message. Inc presioeh' action IN me
msuer had ooeh s..'cuy connueu w''u,"
he minus Oh eAeeuu'o au'no1ny' A1e only
question preseh'co was, o'o tue on''o4'
n'a'es government ih'ertero suu over.urn u
tue eNisHhg go'erntnen. oi haw"n II
y oiu' was 'ne uu,y VI .ne peopie VI ue
.niteu STATES Represented III the govern
neht 10 MAKE res'.uuon anu e'ns'so
,ne Ro'erm,me"' ..,' men .au 80
thrown. Mis Asseteu '"a' '"e en.io
hawaiian dilheu'y naa arisen because
tue sugar planners OIL ha"an Man.eu 70
OBTAIN tho oo"h'y on sugar 70 pe pau
nem OUT OIL inc Poche'So Vi A'''er'e"" e'''
zens.
HoAR ANSWERS QUESTIONS.
Villas thought there were reasons why
the resolution should not be adopted at
this time. The president in his message
had said that additional advices were soon
expected and when received would be
promptly sent to congress, accompanied
by a special message. Hc referred TO the
remarks OF Hoar rs to the reported action
OF the president as being an act OF war;
and asked whether the landing of troops
TO overthrow a government by virtue oil
their force was not an act OF war.
Hoar replied that there was no pretence
that there was any act OF force or war.
The troops were landed under an aiiega'
lion thnt they were 10 De useo 10 protec'
'hc "'cs anu p,oP.ry Va ,.' CIV. y.
zehs. 'h's sa'u i,oil "s" .,'e
question' ho"r eoh''iueu """ ea" .'e
quee" yeiueu " =" "''ne'
anu no' 10 an,er'ean uoop.;
"a' n'io. 'a "as .,.,'N.
from MASSACHUSETTS, ASKED uras' na'
urre was any nr.n." .,., ''s"''s''''' u" '"e
"tn oi 'epruary
ne . s''eos M - ..,;", M L. '"e
pro,,slona' eo.er,nae l. peu o :,
mere Is no' o' oi e'iu'"eeo VI '""''
aeeiareo nray.
In.nk mere 10 asse.'ea loar
M'er 'ne PrSs,ueh' nsu seu. u'e 'e.e'
aaaresseo 10 NY s'ea' anu Coou o'o'ier
fIes'aeht poe, wpu'u oe sh a1' "
mIuny, ony eSvsu 81 ~ se s.. y, 'os. :.
wneh ne s'apueu MS ne'enoo. unuo' 'nt
ni'n .io anu 'nen a"' u.ou n Sooe
heai."' my oro'ne, Lsueu'e,''
Was p'o'es'cu 'ue, Wa no' ,no ques
tion' hoar repheu unat ,no Wno'e
argument Oh .he senator ironi Wisconsin
ana tue senate, ItTM tesss was ohe 'na
wouiu require 'ue e"i'eu "'a'es =" g"'
pack Texas 10 SieA.eo 'o-uay'
we never go' ieNas i,o.h Menco'
saiu Mus' ieN"S e""" "'o WIG s"'o'
No'uh'arhV'
SENATOR HILLS POINT.
Without going into the question of th'