New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
MORE TROUBLE IN STORE FOR THEM.

MORE TROUBLE IN STORE FOR THEM
CLEVELAND AND GRESHAM LIKELY TO HEAR
SOME UNPALATABLE TRUTHS TO MORROW.
Washington Jan. 10 (SpeciaD.-Senator Lodge.
speaking Of the debate on the Hawaiian situation
In the Senate. said this afternoon:
The Subject w The Ssnas o oe Monay ana the
various resolutions that are on the table ana on
have no reason to doubt the accuracy of the
reports that have come from Honolulu this morn
ing IL Is unfortunate that we have not more In
formation. but there is enough TO show the ten.
dency of events Or course we Led na nto no bs
q revolution possible by withdrawing the Aneri-
warshp but the to OF saw Se Of a
First came the visit Of the commissioners OF the
@nS With the President Then
the withdrawal Of the American vessels from
thing Is as logical as Of sardous dramas
have doubt that the revolution was inspired by
the arms and ammunition came from Vancouver
and there is the Of British sa nee s
Few friends OF the Presidents policy try to excuse
WINGED that II we can ever come to a vote on any
of these resolutions we Will win bX large ma
soritgy The ROyalist party in the Senate Is very
Senator Frye sad
do not know that can stand here In cold blood
end tell you in words what think of this atrocity
\ have a very strong suspicion that the diplomatic
policy of this Government is responsible for this
distinct suspicion that the British warship was
Withdrawn from Honolulu TO permit Just such an
public OF the intel States is directly responsible
Dor the death OF young Carter. whom knew person.
ally be of the loveest men who ever lived.
He the son of the late Minister in this coun-
try. i confess that cannot account for the foreign
and diplomatic policy OF the United states. 1t is
more than a mystery to me. and believe il Is not
only a mystery hut most unpopular 10 the people
the people generally condemn the President and
State Department for their Hawaiian policy.
one OF the most remarkable things about the
whole business is the change of heart that certain
nf n
.5ect Of annexation. There a time when we
were all In favor Of II with but few exceptions. The
plum rpened and dropped sqrarely into laps.
Then came the present Administration with its
mysterious foreign policy ana deliberately threw T.
away. The Senate. however Will not discontinue
TO agtate the question. There will be plenty OF
that had not the opportunity TO say very much
on the floor this morning. for my Indignation Is such
that fear should have said things decidedly
unparliament3ry
DiH CARRIERS DEATH DEpLORED At ANN
. ARBOR.
Ann Arbor. Mich. Jan. 1.-THE news FROM Homo
eulu read by the people OF. this city, especially
OF the university, with mingled interest and sor-
row. because OF the death OF Charles l.. Carter a
former resident, who here in 1887 complete
his education at the University of Michigan. He
became prominent In society. and In 1899 married
afiss Mary Scott. OF this city,
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: MR. BURROws'S COMMITTEE PLACES FILLED
~ Washington. Jan. lg-Mr. Burrows (Rep. Mich).
who has been elected Senator from Michigan. reap
peared In the House to-day. and received hearty
greetings from both Republicans and Democrats.