Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-06

Mr. Frve 'hae very much resemblance
20 tho Constitution OF Hawaii" Q.augh-
tcr)
The discussion Of the relative restric-
tlons of the Mississippi and Massachusetts,
constitutions was carried on for some
time with considerable warmth. Finally
the days debate closed with the declsra-
ton by Mr Palmer that the election law
was a miserable abortion
The bin went over until tomorrow,
and the Senate. at 415. after a short ex-
ccutlye session, adjourned.
House Of Representatives.
Pursuant 10 the agreement arrived al
lust before adjournment Saturday the
House met this morning al II O'Clock.
and ,u the absence Of the Chaplain prayer
vas offered hy Mr.. Everett DemocraD,
OF Massachusetts,
The House took up the consideration
NJ m. Hawaiian resolution and Nir. John
son Rcpublcan). Of Indiana. was recog-
uized lie arraignod the administration
for its acts In Hawaii. and declared that
~ lts c00rts to restore the savage Queen
had been successful there would have
| b,cn witnessed for the first time the
successful Impeachment Of an American
| Exccutivo.
Mr. Johnson charged that the Executive
had attempted 90 restore the Queen by
menace and force and 10 conceal his pur-
pose from the American people in order
I, prevent their intcrpostion. and that
no had sent SIR. Blount 20 secure ex parte
1 evidence 10 give color Of justification
To- this policy. Mr Grcshams letter to
tho President. the Executive message at
] the coutcuire of the present session Of
Congress. the instructions 10 Wills. and
tho character Of che lnttcrs demand for
the surrender of the Provisional Govern
Iucnt were cited e. show that force was
designed The recent protest that ne
mace was never contemplated by Mr..
| cleveland came only after his plans had
begun 10 fal and the public Indignation
/ had risen.
MIR. MORSE UNPARLIAMENTARY.
Mr. johnson yielded two minutes TO Mr..
Morse N,publcau. of Massachusetts,
who said: MT Speaker, there Is one re-
m4ih which ! did not have time 10 make.
which J desire 90 ada 10 my speech Of
Saturday evening For the last twenty
ttc years since the days Of reconstruc-
ton began. after tho close or the war.
| the shilbol,th in the South. the political
war-cry that has downel all opposition.
that has 3DVned The Republicans and
| Populi-ts. and AN other parties. ana that
/ has made tle South invariably come up Of
/ IIt. years with solid Democratic dele
cation in Congress. has been the cry Of a
'whitc-mans government
"Ou thc one side iu this controversy
! IS 20 diseJlutc COlorcd female She has
nom. or the Glamour which attaches to
royalty by BIRTH Her father was coli
or,l barber. on the other side are not
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'ho l'uersiS fh'utors 1or Whl'' man
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| hut the speaker called nun To order.
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NIr Norso Withdrew thr obioctlonablc
words relative TO the control Of Demo
Gratis by their master. fbo President. a1d
ni was peace ani harmony IN the House
again. Hut the incident hud consumed all
ot Nr. Mors' s. time, ana Mr. Johnson re-
fused to yield further ana proceeded with
his speech.
HAWAII SUGAR QUESTION.
Mr.. Patterson Democrat. Of TENNESSEE.
took as his text the sugar question in
Hawaii I'm 1876 the production Of sugar in
Hawaii amounted 10 only J6.V'.@o pounds.
and from l.'2 10 1856 the importation Of
Chinese japanese and Portuguese was
less than 5000. but. under the treaty OF
Reciprocity win thiS IiaW"ilan sugar eN-
cmpt'i from me dutN lnposeI on oth'r
imported sugar. the production oi sugar
il me iNi'hIS jumper I" -i'W"'"" pou''"S'
ana tens OF 'nu'SahnS Oh hlhcsc' Jap"-
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Inc ll'' h-i ana bounty was gwen
American sugar pl,ii''iS S, "'i Hng "I'
vantage "ni'h l"e lidNdi'h IHiih'S '"-
jo}'I uNdeI the lre"F oi I'''pi"'"S b''ns
mus HrSiT'yed. enc i'""liah sugar
planters desired To cure me bounty
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t.rson bnprcssiyclv
IIo tb.u v.nt or In arraicn the nrecipl-
fancy which had marked the Republican
,rc.tment M tbo IIawailan question lie
lr,,,. a ,,,r,lloI between the eases OF Ila-
u '',,t So. Ia ,bc l,ttor islands
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t',,.ar',,,s Linz ,,altctoa
lie denied inc ass .rtlon. so often made
80. o,n I,.r,,blic,, Marty that Hawaii
s,,o,,,d r,t,,rsIl, T., , part Of the United
St,fns ar,1iint- mat there are but few
Americans o. the islands. The Republican
,,rt,, bead talen ND The suhthen cam
,.at.n-cr,. for , "white mans govern
r,nnt" far Hawaii. vet. in South Caro-
Ina q few wears ago I'm the land OF sum
,.,. Nf,ri,,, AMI Nfoultrlc. they had upset