New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
MoRGAN's REPORT on HAWAII READY
THE sENATD FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEES
SUBCOMMITTEE SAID TO FAVOR ANNEX
ATION-MR. BLOUNT'S CONCLUSIONS
ASSAILED.

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE subcommittee Of
the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations.
which has been investigating Hawaiian matters.
met this morning at 1880 o'clock, with all mem
bers present except Mr. Sherman The object
Of the meeting was to consider the report Mr..
Morgan had prepared. but the committee at !
o'clock adjourned until Wednesday, without hav-
ing accomplished anything. The testimony
taken by the committee will not be made public
until the report Is adopted.
The report submitted by Mr.. Morgan to-day
was voluminous and reviewed the testimony In
a thorough and exhaustive manner. one mem-
Der Of the committee said that the fact that no
report was adopted signihed nothing. inasnuch
as it was physically impossible for four men 10
go over the elaborate document and digest It
in the one sitting Suggestions were made mere
and there by other Senator's and an effort will
be made to agree at the next meeting IL Is
understood that Mr. Morgan does not go quite
as FAR in the discussion Of the acts OF Minister
Stevens as Mr. Cray would wish. and that In
this part Of the report the Delaware Senator VIII
nOn-cOncur. ., ,.,.r,,
there is said to be practical unaniInity. but Il
difference as to The opportune time. MI Morgan
II is understood believes that such a'u.fi NIii
speedily follow. and sees way ior ,liis
istratjon To champion such a move without r.
Dudiating it's present attitude. MI MoIpah ',"i
hnr members of the committee beI"Ne 'i'a'
within a short time the people of 'iawal' Wii'
have for more than a year maintained Il SUI
stantial and permanent Provisional government
viii declare themselves a republic lheN haNIIIs
Inns uroved the stability Of their 'oNeihii'!''
and changed It's form, Mr.. Morgan ~ Sdlu - -
helieye that this Administra tion-cohuIti"I III
Hawaii being so materially chaneeu- u-"'l "a ~
Tho consideration OF a new treaty q" anu ''I'' a.,
The great bulk Of the testimony - sdi" n,,, :" ~
o,ai,s, Inc conclusions reached by Mt. hIv''iI
;r bis report and during the eNaninauon: ~ - -
said rurther Mr. Morgan exhibited ms IhI''. ~, ~,
,ba evidence produced. How these iha'VrIH WIZ
ho dealt with in the report remains 10 " -, h
,rt,r. are ai least three speeches. reduH ~ ."
,oi,,.ar.d I'm the senate on the lia"allan To- TO-
t,,,ior rnnorted from the Commute on [p..'s' "
Doia,ions senator Daniel VIII be 'he MS, MS ~, ~
'oi.e known his view of the sl'uatioMi, M ai'I ~
,,tu be followed by Senator WHITE oi 'a'i"''''"
and Senator CaferN. - -, ioe, received the
rbo state Department mas al las' 80 ,,t %
Gdtl conv Of President Dol"S r"piy 10 Niln- Mn
,s,sr wins as telcgraphed from San AN a ~ ,b
,,,,o d.vs ago II came TINS hioiiIs y.n "? e.
rag,,lar mail from San Francisco aIiu W. w ,h ~
r,as the replv of Minister Wits coPvs coP -. re or
.enordrnce received from the Mihislc, ,, at
tt rroade AZ the state Department anu WI VII
w 20 congress as soon as thcy art I'M. nm ,ii
suohah,v ON Monday. and the NliS 'e|'ri .I,n, ~
i ;, rnade public through that souIce. ~ p'r nn
a W. aIso received by the san fral1'sv" s ,'','
from Rear-Admiral Irwin IL co"'a'"'' '0 INV
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