New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-04

SEQ place to raise nag run it rn Ri. Lo2G m d$lO
THAT Is ne nrSi T. tiio I., af tn -
co. 49,, 80 ir,oJ his attention 10 Mr.. BouieIr
and sall ,het Ne had ben iaikHS az and never
shall sad Nj BoGiee, amid Hep"D'c"" "P-
10 talks abou, j., al day and dreams al9u a,5 y
all night. and thinks about i an me '"''
MI nyn aslg 20 tSe Queen. he SAD be had no
commr GRAFTON for hcr, Tor She hII ,,r. tel ,yith
beyond the pale of CIVILIZATION Ae was
Republican ap..ause
So rIKrlrn EXPORTS FOR TIE EN-QVEEN'
Mr. rovner argued that. the attempt at reS'of4-
ZION having been made and our demhn' i'"'''7
been refused We should make no further e"''' 81
behalf Of the ca'cn sovcrolaii :,
Mr. Blair GIcp.. y. n WAS the n'Nt Sie"" -
co,,,d not l., sad that the minority had been 'ac"-
~ Be- ,.il :, was no, lis province 10 30 anything
,ir;J Tho minority had brought cnaIE's aStar' ~
Adminstrauon which had paSsoI H IN. A,dminstra-
tior on fhs senate investigating compute M,1n
90 all in Cber Whch woui be brought against
- IN ,hc tribunal a. history; yet from what c3uI
he iefn@i o M vrd l., very lifssont from ihat
which would hc necessary q sl'P''' '"'
Of ,he fotee9 N MAJ cxci, Nv lr BARS state
lncnt tia; ;hc mrs. action oi '''H.l.''' ,l+r ~
on arriving at Hono!u.n vas 10 s.'e ~ .tvb, Mr.
haul down the American ensign. " y, .;,
Sncaker" said. Il had grown mo ~" a;'' h9
the American ensign could not D., It-" I'm ,-i,,au
lpnalse) j. tunes past m oi.er hal ne'h f'n, i
at.tn,pts TO haul down the h'S. 'APr.,'ii, al
Amcrict relaxed tn hold She now h"i IL o i'" A..
cr Ir, har Influence decrease iAcrt: il N"u' ~
impossible to regain that position. ~ or5n H."
Gucacas there were anias lst:e /, N'n.' ti H.
te:csts IL advocated ann"N2i.yA 49, =. w." "ti
vas nrccssary to the dominion 81 TIE 'h''ol ''''
in tnc Pacific.
NOT 4 CHAMPION or THE QUEEN.
Az Mr. Blair finished MS remarks. ~. Johnson
Ulep IndD asked that The members OF The for'!FA
Affairs Committee were consuming al the time d.:
debate tie House should hp.d dn evening s,SS'""
tonight il order to give other members \ chance
TO speak NJ Stone Dem. KY objected h'Wc .EESir,
and Mr. Nc .ey Opom. Mss was recognized. i''r
he did not undertake 70 defeni the nora ci''"V't
Win her richt to rule He believed that Mr. stevens
was not only party 70 pan 10 "VGIr fn,,,1y ,i
The Minister knew that hc had no risht WhatcN'r
land marines. except at the request OF the Gov
4 sharp discussion occurred between Mr. Money
and NJ Picker GIep = ~, Mr. IN Aanc, nt@rsei
the action OF the Administration in pcTsSunE IN -
policy Of restoration after l. had learned th't Ile
Queen threatened to execute all those VINO "'4e
Mr Money rtplei hat the Administration had
moi persisted in It's course 20 restore the Queen hAt
specifically stated that Il could not continue ltS
notation unless .ne affyrn mo H "a" l,rs ~ ,h, W.
even, though she accepted the terms after learning
what a b.oodthirsty woman she vas leisstrI MI.
Il indorse III, course Of the Administration said
Mr. Money slowly. as if Weighing his. words care
fully, lin pcrsisting in it's friendly notation. 800 =.
Mi sr bf'a Ieqen for 1 30 y5G in oise ne
course Of the Adminstration IN trying To- lu' snch
a woman over American citizens| ~ asked
Mr.. Money said that the question Wa irrcleVant
and unless ne gentleman from 2.I'h ne
would have To- decline to yleid further Air Monoy
time expired shortly aiterward. ana he Was Warmly
applaUGed.
MIR DEArERs ARGUMENT FOR ANNEXATloN.
Mr. Draper diep., Mass) spoke in opposition to
he. 4 I'M