The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-27
A CLOSE VOTE ON HAWAII.
.- srvATE DECLINES TO GO on
RECORD FOR ANNEXATION.


..--... substitute for the Alien Ixeso-
,.,to, Adopaed-It ReaGrms the
ro,,cv Of Absolute Non-Interfer-
100 With the Affairs of other Ma
ion. and Declares Prcside-at
c,.,ersnd's Administration in
r.st Respect worthy of Approval
and support.
lexington. Jan. 2s.-The Senate today
----s+ bv vote Of p TO 2. thu substi-
.-.s offered yesterday by Mr.. 'fest for
-. solution Of SIr. Allen. pop. of Ne
,-.zts which favored the ann, sxation Of
-. Hawaiian Islands. The substitute re-
.~-ns The policy Of absolut non-inter
..-srce with the affairs Of Eher nations.
.-5 sse,arss the administra zion Of Presi-
s.-- Cleveland in maintain 'lhg that policy
A., Deserve the approval ana support of the
american people. 1t did n bt receive sin
g,e republican vote except that of Mr..
ps-ugrsW-
AL The popuLsts, 4teksrs. Allen Of Ne
,-.=Ea. Kyle OF SOUTH Dakota. PETER Of
r.,sss. and Stewart Of Nevada. recorded
.s..- votes. with thE apublicans. in the
rarsrre. Before the. vote was taken there
7ss quite a spirited denunciation on the
7srt OF Senators Lodge and Frye of the
newspaper charge that the New England
,s~st5rs were Influenced in their course
q, favor Of annexation by the fact that
large amount of Hawaiian bonds was
ts,d IN New England. which had cost
o.lv Is cents on the dollar and that an
1ez4uon would Immediately bring them
% per. WITH display OF indignation Nj.
FRYE charged that the information which
formed the basis of the newspaper charge
had been furnished by Mr.. Mills. but
vasn the Texas. senator Just as indig-
rantly contradicted that statement. Mr..
Frye instantly withdrew it.
Following is the detailed vote on the
res sutton.
Yeas-1Iessra. Fate Blackburn, Blanch-
ard Butler Caffery, Call. CockreII, George.
Gibson Gray, Harris. Hunton, Irby. Jones
of Arkansas, Lindsay, Martin Mills.
Pascc. Petrgrev', Ransom. Turpie, Vest,
villas and Walsh-24.
Nsys-oIessrs. Aldrich. Allen. Allison.
Cameron. Carey. Chandler Cujiom, Davis.
Nrye GallingeT, Hale. Higgins. Kyle.
Mitchell Of oregon, PETER Piatt. Pritcn-
-r3. Proctor. Sherman, Stewart, Teller
snd Wclcott-22.
The resolution is as follows.
Th-J while the people of the United
Stats earnestly symp1thize with the
effort TO establish republican institu-
ZION wherever that effort is made, they
reafrm the policy Of absolute ncn-inter-
ference unless by agreement. with the
affairs Of other nations, and recognize
60 the fullest extent the right OF the people
80 adopt and maintain their own form Of
government unaGed and uninduenced
By foreign dictation That the administra-
1.ou o. President Cleveland in maintain
ine This policy az to our foreign relations
deserves the approval and support of the
American people.
The bankruptcy bill was brought be-
<cr the Senate and went over as the I'M
Arshed business
among the petitions presented and re-
4-.rel Was one by Mr. Butler, dem, Of
South Carolina, from citizens of New
berry county, South Carolina, alleging
that frauds Of the most disgraceful and
e2sr1rt Kind were committed" in the late
tls.-5- in that state, and requesting that
a13cer measures be adopted by congress
@ inquire into them, and 10 punish the
parties guilty Of them It was referred TO
b committee on privileges and cleo
ions
.-r Gail speaking to a question Of per
a5Ial privilege. denied certain publica-
lions in a Florida newspaper charging him
with keeping public documents from the
people OF his state and disposing Of them
Ivy sale to dealers in this city. Mr.. Call
tald that if the Senate tolerated IN the
galleries the agents of great ana corrupt
ty1d-cates whose profession was false
cood. the END would soon come to the
usefulness OF this body. Mr.. Can also
made an attack upon the c2pitalistic press
ma lis PAID agents engaged in the bust
ness OF calumny and Islander
--r. Chandler said that he believed some
notic1 ought to be taken Of the positive
assertions made by a newspaper reporter,
occupying seat in the press gallery, to
me eject that Mr.. Can had sold some OF
us pubic documents for money. If this
vas ignored, then any assertion made
might 90 unchallenged- He suggested, not
mat the truth Of the charge be investf-
ga-ec-for IL was VIGOROUSLY untrue-but
whether correspondent has the right to
nus abuse the privileges extended him
oy me courtesy Of the Senate. There was
more Or less of irony in Mr.. Chambers
remarks
Nj. Cali said the Senate ought TO brand
as public and professional liars the men
engaged in this business.
y action was taken.
me Senate bill to authorize the city
y Charlotte, n c, to beautify and use as
park the United States mint property
lAefe' was taken from the calendar and
passed. The last half hour Of the days
ieSsion vas occupied in the delivery of
'.ogles on the life and public character
I. me late Representative. Charles o.
.1e-, OF pennsylvania, and at $50 o'clock.
- senate adjourned till Monday,
RULED OUT As \ FRAUD.