The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
uIWAII mr. sENArE.
Mr. Teller on DE Facto and DE 'ure
.,,.orr,nent federal Election Law

WI e-..a.n,oent Federal Election Law.
wAsttINGTON. d. c., Jan. @.-An
unusually large number of remonstrance9
ogainst the passage Of the Wilson tarih
biu were presented in the Senate to-day
Mr. Hoar described those which ne pre-
sented as "crles Of agony against that
unsanctined, abominable menace >,
AIR stewart offered resolution ue
clorine that i'm the judgment OF ue
Senate the Secretary of the Treasury is
no+ a. this time. clothed under eNsuns
law, vim anv legal authority 10 issue
and sell the bonds and other interest
hearing obligati0ns of the Government
he said that he should like To nave
vote on the resolution tomorrow i"c
bonds were about 10 be lssu'i. IL N"9
a nootod question, and IL seemed ~ Hi'
that the Senate ought at lta.i 40
nr,..s an opinion one way or the o'hci.
lie therefore gave notice that hc "oup
call up the resolution to-m'ifo" "o'"-
ing. .,.o.. ..t,o,
The Hawaiian resolution was then taken
nm and Alr. Teller (Coi) addressed the
| Senate. He criticised some oi the phrase
| oI,e, ~ the resolution reported from the
| committee on Foreign Relations put
| animated that he would, nevertheless
| vote for il. lie did not like the p"idse
"Defacto Government and salu ula'
there was really no difference between
a defacto government ana ue Juie
| government. .,... Mr.
| l...lcr made q distinction between
nrovisional government and leiIn'h ~,
| government. Mr. Teller said That ne u'n
tct A provisional government was a.
| much a government as any oihci' -
| might be as i'm This case, in"t u"
| government WAS suplo.cd 20 ht 'it a'''N
| for a temporary purpose. hut 'h' prov
| ional government was a government cav"
| every government in the world Wh,h l'i' i'
had relations with Hawaii rocoshileu i'
| as a government The DEAFNESS "i '
frnited States Government with the pro
Nhonal government were actually 10"
same as if the provisional so''-iin'n
| had existed from time immemoriii'
| The question how 10 came into cAisi'i'e
| was not a question for this government
| or for amy other government. lt D. 'd"lr
! into existence hy fraud. by crime cas- "'
Revolutionary governments did come. BLOT ,
on lossl. that WAS not vice which ioi'o" ~
the government after il was once esi'p'
nshed.
After recognizing the provisional goNer"
| mcnt of hawaii. tive United Stai''
cludcd from raising any question as /,
the mode by.whioh it was organized. Aho
he vcntured 10 say that this was the on>
case On modern times, az ieaeD Whfi'
a government which had been recognize
as an existing government. and with Whlci
diplomatic relations had been established
was attempted TO Joe ovcrihrown or drs
troyod boy government which had re-
} cognZod H.
fxnrrrefn1
right to consideration in the morning
! hour was. under the rule. placed ON The
calendar. from which IL can only be takel
on motion and 10y a majority of th'
vote. but Mr.. Higgins dtCp. Delaware
gave notice that ne would address th'
, Senate upon il tomorrow.
The House bill to repeal the Fedora
election laws was then taken up, and Mr.
I | Chandler continued and finished nj.
speech in opposition to it,
2 Most of Mir. Chambers speech was
t directed against the election frauds o
r 1892 i'm the State of New York, generdh,
spoken Of as the Mylod frauds.
r Mr. Higgins ORep., Dclaware) also spoh
In opposition 10 the bill. which then wen
over without action.
, Mr. Call Offered resolution when ven
over till tomorrow insuucting the Com
4 mittee on Civil Service 10 inquire ah
I IN
Influenced In the performance OF It's ON
e cial duties by money or inducemen' ~
r free travel. or other corrupt means ~ ~
2 corporations. syndlcates' OF truss, '''' /,
! To what extent the newspaper P'
naintained or subsidized by raiiroau
banNng. and other corporations, ana ana "a. a
to various other matters efiee.,ns ,Nv ,.,, n,
torfercnce OF railroad corporations wiz
elections to Office. r, ,,.o
new discussion Of the Feaeah e,se ,,.
ton law was started by Mr. ChaSoie' ,.,'. /,
Who had discovered Sna and, VINO ,aS. Sro"oS' ~ N
s,e," e.,o ~ Delaware, enacted in i%2 "his
ave SsS. TO conetables in that state as ~ u
Claimed the same powers as Were ,opa oo
iected to now on the part or ,ne 's,dn wa wa
gon',tv marshals. The discussion va va
,sken usp up and continued by Mr. no nJa
The one side and Mr.. Gray. OF psra s,'a
: ware. on the othcr-the latter ,r' ,hn erea
Mr. Hoar OF the time when ~. hs
~n,,,,aonwealth OF MassachuseuS ~,
nnrisen against the interference oil sus'