New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
Lid CONGRESS EXPIRING


about SCI eNilNtl 10 dDout S-'s''i'''''
t,nd@r Wr W'hitnev's administration Of the Navy
Department when tHo ncw Navy MS being startel
they M.re $iS l9c for 1Ss) s2l c)ooo; for Ss5 S.
Olc 90; 20. ls5 s. lu)p ana Tor Ioso $1,000 ~
y,,,d be S. CG55 or slCo6C0 than in any year
excerpt 1891! when all the new ships we're beng putt
determination on his part tc vot. against all aPpro
rriat!ons that were not neces.ary LOT bs Irr Az
populations meant increased taxation ana the l"S"
'is ft~r fnrthrl srgnrnent by Senators Hale (Rep,
Me-, Hawlcy Gssp.. CONN., Aldr.ch ut5p.. X. -
and Gray d)en, De3 agSnnt Inc sd L
tlonal enlstmen;s the Navy from 20" TO 100 was
he confidence report on tie Agricultural Appro-
p-iat!on bill was presented ny Ir tricr '1e'h'
;Thc cons .ie5i;io, OF tho Naval appropriation b
VS. then resumed. The ncA' cceStc1
was to strike out - zen u '3pr'Tns ~, ,,id ayi
%cwgart = l. and 400 for the maintenance OF ne
cann,4rjanrs Office After opiosiion ny M a. az
dr.sh !: vent without action, as dld the ie%'
amendment app!oPIiaths $500 io' a amdndment
was added TO TIE latter lem on mo d Tho 81 tr;1
Chandler that n part Of ne le[sohhel OF csos
ing force snail be Quariored on shoTe except !" 'Ho
Mr. Caanslero a., for rescrve Guns for auxiliary
crYisnrt;he P.-i- Nsw-York ana two That are be
s3l aS After some discussion. in which MI BIack-
burn DON, Ky gave ne coz, H ~ ,,ns and liz
80 i,,c,,rlo,c! nj about $4,000. ana IN which
SIr sherman dIep, oA.o) saia Ina. ,' ,brn woDd
ai,on 0 ih1e psr for these auxiliary cruisers FOR
years to come Mr Chanders Ts oHf
the item for guns for auxiliary cruSerS-"as 's'eeu
''Nr Ouay Rep. PENN argued against com
n,ittee amendment striking OUT an api X ~
s%o c.N for a steam tug at League Island Navy aa ara;
and Mr. German agreed to have the Appropriation
re,aiucd but reduced 10 $0,V" .. - o,,.
f,, ncrv O)eln La argued against a commit
,ce amendment striking out an item OF Slo.VN ior
berinninr the drydock al Aigers. La-the esuIhaie5
70 Inc louisiana Senators 10 Iermit the matter 70
rest as it is-wh the site seie' ted-ang io' 10 i'S
- anv annrourIation At this time. The WORK ne
said would cost between $2.voVO and $5WSvr ana
the Commute on Haa iS or the new
yard and docks While this amendine' va Iudian
Apnropraton bill was presented by Mr. Call ll'em.'
Iia Opposition tc the report vas mace Dy MI
~ g. Contained new matter which had not been
agreed to 10y either House and when was theieIoi
Win irawn. The consideration Of the Naval Ap-
preparation bin was again resumed .e ~ i,em
Ing the committee amendment striking out We ielh IN
ior ,ne by MI tailnger CRep H, in favor
Hoar and Lodge cRep Mass in favor OF one at
Boston by Mr. %sTkn and bP MIR anchard dem
La IN favor of an Appropriation TOT one "' Al
Mr.. Bianchard's speech was interrupted in order
TO have the conference report on the Iai Tvs
Rbe report Was concurred in; but. as there were
some points in the bill which had not been arranged
a further conference was ordered, ,osoa drr
ep Me- SPOKE Of the he proposed Seal dry
nortnnity" lie had no idea that ii ever would be
Constructed and he believed that every dollar spent
Snent would be sustained and the item struck OUT.
The discussion was spread over, two hours. a t
finally the amendment was agreed 10 anu '"e ~
gers item was struck out of the bill ~. ,,s
The item of $4,000 for steam tug at arg 10
have struck OUT passed over temporarily ! ne
other as TO 5hat ynra srsns The com
mttee amendment reducing ne appi.P tSt 0no I
& AZ he consideration or the OIL! WIS HItti-
rupted 10 allow executive session ana "heh ''d'
closed the Senate took recess until p IN
NIGHT WORK IN THE SENATE.
When the night session began. the following
House bills were taken from the calendar and
passed:
To amend further Section Of the Act OF March
e. 1880 for the relief of certain volunteer ana resu
lar soldiers of the late with Mexico ,,.
For the restoration 10 the public domain OF landS
in Alabama and Mississippi not needed lot hd'd
To amend the act to incorporate the American
TO amend Section of the Act of August J. ls's
10 regulate the liens of judgments and DEGREES OF
the OF the United STATES with ,aten nv
the pending question being on the COMMITTEE
smendmen, to rs4u' SOUND ind Haval station from
sais 200 10 s2o06co. and Mr.. Squire continued
his argument AGAINST the amen tHrms the
salmon Fisheries in the Columbia River Nh Frye
e tb thu remark that he did not ike to hear the
Senator boast so much Of the salmon on 9 dhf a.
'were entirely without education. They did not
know enough TO rise 10 a ny -, c., Mr.
SQUIRE retoyted. They have so much on which
TO feed that they are not eager to Use 10 tne ny
for the Puget Sound drydock $4,000 ana 1t was
The next amendment. striking GU; the item for
additional lot and coang pier at me haVaI s'a-
tion Key West Fla H tfg ,c was "" w 1gse[I Interrupt
Yea t he end Of The Bib reducing the number OF
battlcShiDS be constructor Dy
tract from three TO tWo-one OF the Two 10 De Uiro
riipted by a presentation Of the conference report
on The Diplomatic and Consular Approprau9n f Ghi'
which was that the amendment In dispute 'the
Hawaiian submarine cable) the committee had Oeen
Nj BiacRburn Dem. Ky). one Of the conferees,
moved that the Senate recede from the
decarnE rom his seef nal h to it, W. spoke for
himself and Senator Brlce (another conieiree( "neh
deavored to carry out the Instructions and wish Of
the Senate against their convictions as to the
NM" MI Pet,igreW REP. s d. said that there were
many and forc!ble reasons WIN the senate sioui 40
It's friends was 70 checkmate English designs on
Hawaii He did not believe that England had any
flct with the United States her commerce wouh !
be swept from the csnads w Wond P
self OF the vast sums due 10 England re criIi
sn all MI 10 Mr Morgans service as delegate
the Paris conference mat IT wes not a,pa3 bn,
on nieIlert1al conflict; II was not her ships Of war
Ina, ought 10 be Stunned. but her diplomats; com
ing back TO the question Of the Hawaiian iSianIN'
he entered into a long argument 10 show that the
snhabtants OF the islands were utterly worthless
r.;ery Incapable Of self-gOvernment: mat me con,
rsct aborers here were the of the earth and
tina, the dominant invaders who ruled those isIihus
,o-,lov we're also uuit 20 live In republic. -
thfs noi1t OF MI Pcttigrcw's speech. ne Nicido
~ allow The conference report on IN" DlSTlct, Oh
Co,,Thi, Nr,ropration bin - De presented and Il
was read and Concurrcf H. H., ..,. ,,o,,
The conference report on the legis.ative f.xecn.
.ive and judicial Appropriation bill was then 'a'
,1'So y m } presented and cOncurred H.
Mr. Petticrow then resumed his speech.
FIGHTING FOR THE CABLE
Mr. Lodge G}ep.. Mass) replied to Mr. Fe'ugre"
md otDosed the motion TO recede from the Hawaiian
cable amendment. With the aid OF an enormous
map in flaming colors Of red and green ne poA''o1
out the British naval stations on the Atlantic ana
Pacific oceans in order 20 show the strategic I'M
..o-.arno ~. san4ylch Islanls and said that lt