Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-09

last dispatch strlkingly illusi,,
need OF communication hs,vs
wall and the authorities her
condemnation OF American c,l,
by a new hastily assembled n
1t undoubtedly called for speea
yentiUn.
While the debate proceeded.
Thurston. Of hawaii, entered n
matte gallery and was jolnei n
tor Proctor of Vermont.
Mr., Morgan attached much
canoe to the fact that no MA
position had come from Ensill
the senate passed the NlcafakI
bill ten days ago. He said 4 N
that England had abandoned
controlling the isthmus vaasl A
centered all her energies N tVa
Western commerce by sNuad
Nuiian cable concession.
The senator declared that OH
tain was plotting to secase n
United States the great Goa;
Pearl HRrbor, In Hawaii. nj
granted the United States, n
England was plotting to Heetr.
the president Of the United Sua
recognized that ii was part q.
Britain 5 development OF her SEA
part of her design to control l
cilic, part OF her plan to plil
self on Hawaii as the Gibraltar
Pacific.
ut Is vital that we act. =
once" said Mr.. Morgan, ii.s,nd
II would rather see every rule
senate broken than to have this
ment fall.
Strong aa the ties Of Hawaii 4
us,she would not much Longer bs|
about by the American cosgres
would at last reluctantly turn n
Britain"
Mr., Morgan then turned ali
tion to the latest dispatch iron
ter willis, He defined our M
non-intervention., In doing
asked what the senate would
Mr.. Kolb forcibly sought u
his right as governor OF Aabaa
in SO doing a citizen was hli
that case II was the duty Of NJ
eminent 10 act and 50 with \
II Hawaii made a mistake 81
abide by II. For himself, Nj \
said, he would have more Tsiia
Hawaii IL she shot a traitor tAal
forgave him. But the best ial1
the United States TO do was T. \
this new phase Of the subjeci.
Mr.. Hawley questioned lha 4
ness OF Mr.. Morgan's doclrlte u
vention. He said Il would BE- eeA1
as n proving OF Hawail's pair1
execute those now imprisona
Mr.. Morgan rose to say hs 4
meant to assert that Hawai- w
be let alone.
Mr., Hawley said he had n
interests in the latest dispaN,
Hawaii. Mr.. Seward, under ~
was we'll known TO him. Tre q
paid the highest tribute 10 =,
ability and II was ridiculous y
him with this conspiracy
Mr., Hawley protested aglk
Morgan's apparent approval Z
course of the Hawaiian ecsa-
In imposing the death penaly
Mr.. Morgan--l gave no .app';
stated cold, naked facts. ! WI
sympathlze with the execul0n Y
citizen OF Hawaii but ! am sp..
her rights ms a governments ~ ~
proceeded to urge the lsaNa'r
ernment was making a gray, N
Sentence by military triounu II
according TO our method, I'D
What was Mrs, Surralt y
Wirtz7 What of those summN'
unals? asked Mr.. Morgan. !, !.
But we would not follow W ~
nmples,' said Mr.. Berry "
Arkansas. II
Resuming, Mr.. Hale sad Y
'enleney OF the North az ihs n
The rebellion had been a''na''7 u
L, "A
Then" said the senator, Y Xxx "
now proceeds with those exfear,
VIII be adopting the melnoI. 4, n
co and those OF Central Ans'N,
than those OF this COUNTY,, n
young republic shcv'd 70 w,
line that the sentiment w
able to them will be ehanfA
occur, ,.lls|
THE American people n9NA
% sympathize with Hawai-, X,
viii DO a speedy change y ~
> pursued" -
Mr.. Hoar and Mr. gay Nh
to be put on recofa 4 rsl.f
lympathlzing with the ~
PRESSED by Mr.. Hale .,.is'
The senate bill was ..l,.lrl
5000 acres OF land N MiH
he of the agricultural ana
'ollege Of that state, ,,wt1
At $40 D, m. the senate n.dbs>]
Executive session and tnen '~