The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-02
IN THE ROUSE.
nxyan speaks Against the Reilly Dill
Hawaiian Resolution rassed.

hxyen SPEAKS Against the Reuty, 0uA
--HAwa allan Resolution Passed.
Washington City. Feb. i--Ths hosass
nset at II o'clock today and gave an hns,r
20 ashate on the Pacific railroad ftfnsi9Dx
blu before taking up District OF Co1ssnbtal
business, 10 which the day was to bc de-
voted by the order Wednesday. Bowers,
Rep. opposed the bill bitterly. In doing
so. however, he severely condemned the
methods pursued by some California OPP
ponents OF the measure. pothbiy MAyov
Gutro. OF San Francisco, who have been
flooding the members with frantic sppeciu
10 XIII the bill. Docs tbs genticmau
claim Mayor Sutro ss In reality aatenpt-
Ing q, aid the passage of the meaAire4s
asked caminetn. Dem. Cal. II do ma"
reriied Bowers. 'sbut / believe that Is the
real effect Of his ctrxz1lars.''
Bryan also opposed the biEl whfefa. ne
said, dealt with two classes, those who
had been guilty. OF ussrnans cement. and
ntnose who would use the k1es In Sha
future. The title. in his opinhon should
be amended 20 as 10 n1ake IL read s-r5lou
strait rot steal In small anroaanfs: 10 visit
the iniqnstses OF the father on the son I'm
the fourth generation, and for no other
PURPOSE" Haughter.) Bryan devoted
equities between the people on the line of
the road and tfe ssockhoIde-s. The real
purpose OF the biz. ne said. was stated BY
Powers yesterday, when he said snnsy OF
the stock was held In New England
They wanted divSdera5s. and the men wasu
had robbed tie road wanted immunity.
cas7rh. KY. consumed the remainder az
the hour with q speech i'm favor OF tss
q
fits routine business. On noticn Of Cree
yersor. a Joint resolution was passed pro-
wiling for q 5Ent committees o< the hosfxs
AMI senate TO report a pIan for partscs-
patton In the exercises Connected vita che
desiicataon Of the chsclxanaa1ga MILITARY
park September is 1895.
Hit then ssibzndtied from tss forelxu
affairs committee the privileged report On
Storer's resolutaor calling uYsou the pre~3-
dent TO sransrnat al the corresponsiesscu
and Information Requiring the report thus
the rebels against t1se Hawaiian gov~rn-
merit were tncsced. suppEet with arznsL
and partly led. by persors who ciaxrno0
20 be British Subjects. and that the min
lister Of Great britain sutervened Ia or
der % prevent the application OF frmraiaa
law 20 those concerned fn the rebezlson.
Isfc EEitD5I FssSyzftffNf9$Q the "a tzzAE4 OF q
substitute covering tise same ground. n
different phraseology Hist made the re-
port In Storerss ahseucc. and assoef for
Ats immediate passags. Mc1reary. CHAIR
man OF the exesmattee ON foreign affairs.
deprecated what ne called q further dis
play OF '.rfawas&an history" He sah tta
corsxnssttee Was unanimously in favor q
sis resolution, and IL efsossbf be rx.axsesf
wSthosit stirrsng up tAis old Question
again
Heard then deruande.i zhe previous qrca-
tson- This led 10 the fmrstytnss ef <r6s7aetn
and personal encounter between Br>ei<-
ssrs.3ge and Heard After Sk was ov<r.
Reed demanded teIiers On the yeas ana
nays. stating rather SHARPLY that the de-
rsarsd for ths previous question had sum.
r1ari5y taken Hftt or his feet This fe<l
80 arottser exestlns scene. T7sc speakers
replied that ne was WHITING 70 tnIoe <s,~
responsibility on hSnse.f Amer ne tssA
expsasrss1 fsse parliamentary situation.
Iffst <xFaasred tsat the reason sse -
mot br~n sbic 20 give way 80 Heard wAn
thai he did not Know fhat The gentTemnm