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e, g,ElIIln Resolution still De-
bltsd in the House.
,,prr,rrSG 1HE BRITISH LION.
,.i,n In A Trade Mark Case Re-
nr.6.-A sultan Heard In Public.
champion shaier Of Norway.l

v,smso1uN, Feb. Gin the House
OREGON, asked unanimous con
tue confederation Of the Senate
,xiend tho time allowed the
.,,t.a Irrigation company for tho
..tl.noi 10 canal acFoss the Una
..Ia.4n reservation, Oregon. The
.-- he call of committees for re-.
Ir Hawaiian debate was re-
Ind. Cultivate Dem, ohio taking
,5e door IN support Of tue MeCreaty
M tsok tho position that Stevens, In
,,iofing the troops ashore at the time
a The revolution, bad been gully OF
=, All Of war, and that In uetIaying
~. government 10 which he had been
.esiedited, he had bsen guilty u
,r,sebefy, and that Ia echeming with
,be sugar interests 10 overthrow
,be weak monarchy with view
Ia annexation, no had been
ullty OF cowafdioe. He analysed
M events Of the revolution itself 10
now steyuns's zeal In behalf OF the
,sv,iutionists. The subsequent al.
'smpt 10 rush the Hawaiian islands
lulothp United States, ho SAID, was
NAKED by mock horOism at Honolulu
IA mock patriotism in Washington.
t1ibvalto challenged the production
Of single scintillA Of evidence 20
move that Cleveland In the inAuguta-
Hon Of policy which had for liz puf-
zoe the righIing u a national wrong,
ever contemplated the use OF force,
Culberson OF Texas, chairman Of
the Judiciary committees followed Outh-
valle In support Of the adj
mlnstfalion's policy in Hawaii.
When Cleveland was inaugurAted,
aid he, an extraordinary condition OF
,falfs In reference 10 Hawaii existed.
treaty Of annexation had been me-
rollated aud sent 10 the Senate. The
imnsaction was incomplete, but II
vas based upon the report OF Score.
larry Foster. II was Cleveland'a right
and duty TO Investigate that report,
already questioned. All c0nsidefa-
tons u national honor demanded that
he exercise that right and discharge
bis duty. Tho main question
before tho House was whether
tue evidence furnished demon
stra,ed the falsity OF that report.
N II were false and the fact could be
inside TO appear that tho rovOlutlon was
accomplished by n lawiess act OF our
minister, then the negotiation Of that
.fraly was an inexousable blunder,
aud Slevens'n action was crime
against the United States. All this
evidence, he went on, showed that
Secretary Fosters report WAS erroneous
and unreliable; that Stevens was n
fsvolutlonist and n conspiratOr, and
that the landing Of troops to protect
American life and property was n
mere pfeiext and a disguise ~ make
possible tho success Of the projected
usufpation. Long after the deiamers
Of tho President shall .have been for.
gotten, the courage, patriotism anu
devotion Of the Democratic admins
tall0n viii stanu as monument 10
the honor Of the United States
aud the enlightened Justice
Of the world. democratic applause. }
sicklts DEM, n. W then got the
A0Or 10 make the fret speech ON the
Democratic side against tho Nc.
Cfeary resolution. II the Tcso.
luton which the House was
asked to pass confined itself to
the past and present, he said, he would
have remained cut; but II went fur.
lhtf, u had I'll important bearing on
the future. lie did not believe one
administration was "a court Of appeals
OF a court OF review for the acts OF
the previous administration (Republi-
can applRuse.) He should look for.
ward with regret 10 possible review
five years hence OF the ucts OF Cleve.
land and BlOunt M he now saw with
surprise and regret the attempt 10
review the acts OF President Harrison
and Minister Stevens, boin OF whom
are now out Of office. The present
government Of Hawaii, he continued,
was recognized by the United Slater
aa legitimate government, and Ia
authority was uuquesiioned.