Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
TALKING ON HAWAII
Nr Hitt and Mr. RaynOr do the Honors
for Their Respective Parties.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. February 3.-The
Hawaiian debate was continued Ia the
House to-day. some routine business pre-
,a4-d the debate. Mr.. Money, one of tho
Democratic mem bers Of the Foreign Al
fairs Committee, asked unanimous consent
for the consideration Of Joint resolution
approving the conduct Of Admiral Benham
Fra the harOor of Rio. In connection with
the resolution. ne had copies OF dispatches
from Admiral Benham and Minister
Thompson.
ri desire % know" said Mr. Living
stone Georgia., when the reading was
completed, whether these dispatches are
ouCial.'
"Tbey are copies OF oEicial dispatches" +"
replied Mr.. Money
81 demand the regular order" shouted
Mr. Simpson lhansaS.)
..l want 10 understood, - said Mr.. Money,
"that objection does not come from Dem
0cr8t."
"Ir comes from one very near related TO
a Democrat 90 retOrted MIR Reed.
Nr. savers presented the sIndry civil
an1r0DraLi1a. al0 the Hawaiian debate
was tneu resumed
Mr.. HIT was recognized 70 complete his
speech begun yesterday. HereVleWed the
main points Of his speech yesterday,
dwelling on the consistency OF tue admin
Is.ralou policy. why, Only a few min
Mes ago. said be-. eve were
asked 90 approve the conduct OF an
American Admiral. at tcc very time when
r.a House was considering resolution
med at an American Minister; designed
PM rervert history iu order 10 blacSen the
character of a public official Tor doing his
I.rr ul fure gu shore. On that occasion
noe a elu was nred, not drop OF blood
wa. shed. vet in the other case we are ask
a. r1 approve the action OF an American
1a te. who began operation by hring across
t.. bows 1f lu lnsurgeL- sh'p t0.loT ~ DC
a.rl a shell into Der stern posi- followed
1r fhe tlreat of oroads.de." lRepuoh-
car .uu lIse
lir I.tr characterized the Blount report
ss tte sEfluy prepared argument of
criminal lawyer, bearing incOn-eStao.e In
faaa evidence of its character Mr.. Hit
concluded with a brilliant OratiOn deuOunc-
irr tue administration policy against the
new republic ia the Pacific. or course. n @
said itis In violation of the opinions Of all
t1e writer's and authorities on information
al law aud revolving TO our patriotism, be-
cause 10 was aa attempt 70 Overturn our
own flesh and blood.
Mr.. R8yror Dem. Maryland one Of
the mem oers Of the Foreign Affairs Com
mitJee, followed in support OF the res0.u-
ton.
While Mr.. Raynor was dwelling upon
the MISSING letter Ot Mr. Blaine 10 Minis
ter Stevens iu which the latter asked for
instructions should a revolution occur in
1891. he said 81 gniicantly. "l would Ike 20
tell YOU what I infer those instructions
wereN
"rd like 20 tell you''--
eco on. go on, ,' came iu chorus from the
Republicans.
SIR Rayn0r. however. declined 20 DO 30,
saving hat he though 20 would Oe unfair
20 give his inference, but, he added, DO this
et-er were produced, and 10 ordered Ar.
Stevens 20 keep bis hands on, he would
take back all Pre- tRd SAID.
Later. while discussing SIR BOute,le's
resolution OF inquiry into the authority oy
which Nr b.cunt bad ordered tre tar
hauled tow1. Le sand SIR BCuts e seemed
possessed bv the rlr idea "HC .s with
tle dac.r said he. "liEe che irish with the
.E..|a'.e -w..r..rr sou .-e e. head n.t it,
Sd wherever he sees a p.ace for The dag be
wants to haul 10 up l1reat Republican
sit is better 20 haul ~ mp than TO haul
10 down. n iRterected Nr B0u'eua
"He has not stopped talking about 1t In
twenty years. Mr.. Raynor continued
amid lauElter.
And be never will, 20 said Mr.. Bouteue
Republican applause
.'It seems 90 os the dream Of his sleeping
and his waking hours continued Mr.
Bavuor "If he were 90 start Tor tue North
Pole. solitary ana alone with the folds OF
the flag about him, the end OF the nine
Jeeuth century would find him standing in
majestic solitude upon the frozen axis Of
the world waving the stars and stripes
Republican applause
s'But not under the orders Of the Secre- |
tsrv of the Navy who ordered the flag
hauled down" added Mr. Bouteue, amid
renewed applause
The eloquent close OF Mr. RGyuor's
speech was the signal for an enthusiastic
on the Democratic side.