The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
Hawaiian Question Again Dis
cussed in the Upper Body,
THE HOUSE POOLING BILL
Mr.. Kyle Disapproves the Presi-
dents Action Withdrawing Our
Ships From Hawaii. indian
Appropriation Bill Was
Passed Yesterday.
Ry Southern Associated Press.

Gray occupied the position of dc
fender aud advocate OF the Admins
trstion, and MIR. Lodge that of its
prosecutor. The latter Senator WAS
plain and outspoken in advocacy of
She annexation OF the islands, de.
clsring that he dlsliked to see the
Administration flag pulled down
where it had been once run up.
In course OF the discussion Mr..
Hawley took occasion to correct the
impr ession that IN yesterdays debate
he had charged the President with
conspirin9 with the Royalist
Hawaiian oonspirators. What he
intended TO convey he said, was that
the President had conferred" WITH
them.
The Kyle resolution. on which the
discussion had been based, was, at
the close of the morning hour,
placed on the calender and the re
msinder OF the days session wss
occupied with speech by MIR.
Turpie in opposition to the Nicarn-
gus Canhl bill.
Among the petitions and other
papers presented in the morning
hour were numerous affidavits anu
protests from citizens of Alabama,
in reference to The recent election
In that State, presented by MIR. AL
len, of Nebraska.
The House Pooling bill" was re
ported back from the Committee on
Interstate Commerce by MIR. But
Ter, favorably and without amend
ment and was placed on the calendar
MIR. Chandler member of that
committee, giving notice of an
amendment requiring proposed
changes of rates 10 be submitted to.
and approved by the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
MIR. Kyle's resolution disapproYes
''ths action of the administration III
withdrawing our warship from the
Sandwich Island and requests the
ceed forthwith from San Francisco
TO Honolulu"
MIR. Frye remarked that the dis
cussion in Hawaiian questions
could just as we'll proceed upon
MIR. Kyle's resolution as upon his
own.
Upon tho close of Gray's speech,
Hill offered as substitute to kyle's
resolution, the one offered last Sat
urdsy by Frye, declaring that the
Senate "learus with profound re
greet the attempt to restore do
posed queen to power in the Ha
wsiian Islands and extends to the
young republic the warmest sympa
thy III her efforts to suppress the re-
belliod."
No vote WAS reached on either
subject and at 4:4O p. N. the Senate
adjourned.
House. After ak days considera
ton, MIR. Holman succeeded to das
In getting the Indian Appropriation
bill for the year GUIDING June &c,
1896. through the House. A mum
Der of amendments were made in its
teXt. however, before the Committee
OF the whole, recommended favora
BILE action, chiefly in the way OF
dropping suggested changes from
the established practice by the In.
dian Bureau.
The bill authorizing tue appoint
ment OF cadets al Annapolis by Rep.
resentatives III Congress whose dis
trlcts are not now represented there
was taken up.
Mr.. Crawford (Dem. NC. moved
nm amendment 30 as TO authorize the
appointment of oudet by a Repre-
sentative or delegate whose district
or Territory was not represented at
the Academy by bona tide resident
OF the district.
For this amendment substitute
was proposed by MIR. Bontelle, Re
publican, to restrict the appoint
fnents to those Districts where the
cadet was not resident at the time
OF appointment. 1t was agreed to
ana as thus amended the bill was
Dill WAS passed, l5l to 81, over the
objection of Mr.. Reed, who said
Hnch Dill ought not to pass.
Mr. Sayfes called up the con
1erence report on the Urgent lie
hcIency bill The Senate Ie recon-
mended to reoede from its amend
ment to the Income tax provision
and the House to receds from its
disagreement TO the other amend
mems. lbe report was agreed TO.
On behalf OF Chairman Wilson.
VINO was absent, Mr.. MoMillin pre-.
eented the report Of the Committee
on ways and Means, recommending
she passage OF the bll! to repeal the
prov sion OF the tariff law imposing
an additional duty of 10 cent q
pound on sugar imported from u
country which pays an export boun
ty on that article.
"A oiII was passed authorizing the
estaoilahment OF q national military
PARK at GETTYSBURG, Pa, aud appro-
prlating 1900, therefor.
Tue House oi%greed TO the Seu
ate amendments t& the Fortifrstiono