Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
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WASHINGTON, January 91.-The SEN
ate again gave its attention TO Inc
Hawaiian question to-day, there being
added interest in the subject owing 10
the Presidents course in despatching a
warship to Hawaii and in making a
semi-official announcement OF his views.
Mr.. Lodge added one more TO the
large number OF Hawaiian resolutions
already put upon the presiding oincer's
desk. II was less critical than those
preceding it, and after congratulating
the administration on sending ship TO
Honolulu, breathed the spirit OF annex
alton and OF opposition to any British
occupation OF Hawaiian soil.
Mr.. Frye sought TO secure action on
his resolution expressing profound re-
gret at the renewed efforts TO restore
the Queen. This brought on sharp
debate, in which Mr.. Gray upheld the
policy of the administration. he was
| frequently interrupted, and at times the
! discussion became somewhat personal.
Failing to secure vote, Mr.. Frye gave
notice that he would keep the Hawaiian
question to the front until 1t was dis
posed OF. He will endeavor TO get a
vote tomorrow.
The rest of the day was devoted to
the appropriation bills the fortiticatlon
bill carrying 100000 approximately
being passed, andthe deficiency DILL Ina
Guiding the ipcome tax appropriation,
being finally agreed to as 1t came from
the conference OF the two houses. MT.
Hill made another fruitless effort to
amend the income tax provision, but
his proposition was voted down. 20 TO III.
1t was determined TO close the debate
and take q vote on the long-pendlng
Nicaragua Canal bill Friday.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 21.-
The House operating under special
order to-day WAS enabled TO vote on
seven public building bills which were
considered in Committee OF the Whole
August 8, 1894, and they were passed.
They authorized the construction OF
public buildings at q total cost OF S4,-
525, 900.
The approprating clause in each bill
was stricken outand the appropriations
must Dc IN lubuTo suuIly SIFH o''l''
The success OF the Chicago building
bill was due largely TO the delegation
headed by Postmaster Hesing, which
came here in the bill's interest, supple
mented by active and intelligent efforts
OF the Illinois Congressional delegation.
The Chicago bill authorizes the erection
OF q public building to cost 81, 600, oOO
WASHINGTON, D. c., January 81
The Hawaiian situation is likely TO alb
sorb the attention Of the House Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs at its next
mseting, for three resolutions propos-
ing different action on the question were
introduced to-day and referred to that
committee. Representative Breckin-
ridge introduced one for annexation,
which was as follOws:
Resolved, That it is the sense of
this House that tho President should
at ones enter into negotiations with the
republic of Hawaii, looking TO the an
nexation OF the Hawaiian Islands. upon
terms alike honorably and mutually sat
isfactory to the United States Of Amer
lea and the republic Of Hawaii"