The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-07

ands viii not be REGARDED WIN indinereneeipy
: Changing the polite and diplomatie IAN;
\ euaee d he Committee on Foreign MARS and q
7 al the uovern m ents VI the world TO let those
! Islands alone That Is professionals because
/ notice 10 ali the world, and not stand ready to
| make that notice good. 60,
That isR prqteciorate 10 plain English.
| The committee themselves realfirm the tradi-
| tional policy OF the United states with refer
nse to he,s issndi, o tS,ps ears Than ths,
| aud all nations have accepted that notice. and
DO The Connittee on Foreign Affairs pro-
| pose to renounce that policy IL would seem
| 20. because they say That Il l. the sense OF
this House that the annexation ofthe Hawaiian
| Islands to our country. or the assumption Of q
| protectotate over them l,y our Government Is
| uDcalled Tor and inexpedtent
| Il shall not vote for that declaration tAp-
rlause on the Republican side.
| say aad lie was a conservative and wise
| statesman OF the old Democratic school. that
sny Sthsr " lower and in the course Of events
must belong to the United states lhenewed
applause on the Eepub!ican side.
" agreed with Gov. Marcy then and agree
with HIM rev, hepeye,d applause on The he
ana Polk and Pierce then must go back to
New York and learn my Democracy over
Much has been said about the character
and form Of the Provisional Government OF the
il is that the moveme ut was RESOLUTION ary and
revolutionary movements 10 not consult forms
and ceremoniesn The, Hawaiian monarchy
was dead: morally dead. Ii had outlived Its
1T had become repuenant to the dominant
dom inant races in the history OF the world
the Homans. the English. and the Americans.
The Americans Of those islands had developed
new phase of civilization there. They had
created IL. The old civilization had yielded
and given way to it. 1t was no longer vital and
With or without Mr.. Stevens, with or with
out the Boston and with or without the ma
rines we all know every man VI sense knows.
that that monarchy would have fallen. 1t was
more question OF days or months At most.
II the monarchy had any vitality. aud has any
to-day. why Is It not recsta blished! Applause
on the Republican side
The Boston IS not there and no marines
are landed. What prevents the restoration
Of the queen II she is the choice OF her people!
could ,sSe eos se Of the soTernment Of
any one OF our states and oyeIturn 1t and es.
Sns OF Their me- psne a Who nSe sTsqs
establish their institutions and their govern
On the subject Of annexation, / hold to the
good old-fashoued doctrine. When | was .
somewhat younger msn than am now It was
good Democratic doctrine to desire the an
have not changed mJ views on that sub
iSn, ap ss! We nav. tsneTeised
a qualified protectorate over Cuba for more
AS long ago rs 1851. Mr.. Crittendsn. in
his elaborate despatch to thu French and
English Governments. reminded them that
cially notified such was his LANGUAGE,
that 10 Luropean power would be permitted
existing in Cuba. or with the relations Of the
United States to that island.
Now sir. resolve as We may in this House
now or hereafter. We cannot change the decree
OF destiny that the Hawaiian Islands. sooner
or later. shall become part OF these United
:, Mr. lie Forest Dem. Coma defended tho
Foreign Affairs Committee resolution. while
Mr. Hooker Dem. Mass.l. was the last
speaker. and IN long speech defended the
resolution OF the Foreign Affairs Committee.
At -, O'Clock the previous question was
ordered and q vote was first taken OF Mr.
q; iha provnnna ;ayeTnS, h Sv ne HnrGi
son and Cleveland Administrations and de-
;ian12 iGT p0.icJ 1l ultimate an Tsn,sa
standing vote Of a to ld5. and on the roll
4 Vote was then had OF Mr. Hits substitute
This declared the sense OF the House that the
Presidents demand on the Provisional Gov
erect monarchy in its stead was an unwsr-
ranted Intervention in the affairs OF friendly
Of nations. the policy ana traditions OF this
Eepuehh,ic and and the spiri, q the Constitution:
bes3 Sn9 tse
ierests require that II shall pursue its own
line Of policy; and foreign intervention Will he
states; This substitute was lost: Yeas. lO2;
resolutions. and this was Iost-yeGs ~ nays
i iSS Mr, Cummings pen: ! l., voting with sh
yeas and nays, and the motion 10 reeommit
was again deieated-yeas 80. nays ldu. Al
Ss' Ra 0ts T %R .hs sfs Mr.
M;h ihe ghs mGPqs 0 ssd
said it would not 9 under the special order.
mentary inquiry which was whether those
who voted ave" on Mr, MeCreary's resolu-
dents policy. The Speaker said that was not
parliamentary inquiry and that each mem
Der should vote as lie pleased.
The question then REQUIRED on the original
resolution offered by Mr.. McCreary. This de-
ssaIes the sense II the House that Minister
to aid in overthrowing the Queen and setting
up a Provisional Government. not repub-
mSsrty Mas e cont to- the Traditions
Of our republic and the spirit Of our Cons;itu-
APPROX. the principle announced by the Presi-
dent, that Interference with the domestic az
the spirit Of American Institutions Far;her
that annexation Of Hawaii or protectOrate il
SsS1. q should nass emo Go to ms
sue their own line OF policy. and that foreign
Intervention will not be regarded with indit-
The yeas and nays being called for the Re-
publicans auStAined from voting with one
Democrats could only m ulster ljl members.
ono Of these, Mr.. stckIes voted against the
resolution. The speaker announced ths ra-
Sult-yaas. leo HnaJs, mo quorum: and Mr..
heCreary moved call Of the House.
The Republicans. under the leadership OF
Mr.. Heed. filhustered. ana demanded the cas-
and nays on the motion. a nd the roll was called.
The lotion was agreed tO-yeas. 1:tS; nays. j3
and the call OF the House was ordered
ON the call Of the House Mr., Reed employed
absentee was called. Mr.. Reed requested that
he be excused. Once or twice objection was
asking for division and roll call. the objection
Was quickly Withdrawn Mr.. McCreAry offered
a resolution that all leaves Of absence De re-
called. and that the SerCeant-st-ATms be or
deTed TO telegraph absent members On this
question Mr.. McCreary demanded the nreyious
question. and the resolution was agreed 10.
Mr. McCreAry then moved that the House adj
lourn, and this was carried at $50 leaving the
resolution pending.