New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-10

the commercial interest OF Hawaii! but II is TO take
the frst step toward proper protection OF the
United States in the region lying arouni ner coas,.
tenance Of the sea power Of the United states, me
HGs se day OF e sass H
time great States and of great peoples The great
waste places that are necessary for their defence
and their protection would not have the United
after the fashion OF England. but ! would have
her look we'll to all her Interests outside her bor-
a ad,s the Nicaragua Cana biz and as would
advocate the taking OF other islands on the Atlantic
ard DEVELOPMENT Of the United States: ,,o, ,..,
had great principle which | have always re-
IN T. sd Stat IS the
ka is the one great EXTENSION made under RepuDli-
and Of na unae hs
extensions have been Democratic work. They have
ssna-violsting not the rules of the senate but
the Constitution OF ths United states as ne Nun
Texas and our extension to the South We owe 10
It Florida. And to-day we are tod by the official
leaders OF the Democratic party that we must get
out OF Hawaii and OF Samoa. and that We are going
TO lose the Nicaragua Canal pill in a DEMOCRATIC
House These were the principles Of the Democratic
party In regard to the extension OF the United
States. And they are American principles ! am
party In policy which looks to the maintenance
OF our power beyond our borders by taking posses
our Eastern coast with her naval stations and her
fS Ser We Ne ssne 9os ,g that we @ &
that would initiate her in her conpnering ana az
The World That IS the spirit Of the Easls6- speaking
race. and do not want to gee II abandoned by
those OF that race who dwell within the borders Of
the United States.
THE AMENDMENT ADOPTED
At the cose Of the debate the Vice President
submitted to the Senate the point of order made
agains; the Hawaiian cable amendment by Mi
Mills fDem ho "a submit ted
being. is the amendment in ORDER" The vote
was taken and decided in the afirmaiive-yeas
49, nays. -. The amendment was agreed u ny
a like vote. al the Republican Except M PETIT
voting for it. together with The Dcnorraiic
Senators Butler. Call. German. HI, Morgan and
White. Following Is the vote in detail:
bois' Frye. Gorman Hale, iIansbroGgh, Hawicy
Mitchell lors5. Morgan. Morrill,, Peaef. Pe.Ans
Ps rroc %b, shsT n% sGgr Stewart Teller
Nsys~Messr.. Berry. Blackburn. Rrice. CaGcry
c ASf kndsSy Mci 1"h H Ma efa ag
Murphy: Palmer Pascc PettlsrcM. Ransom, Roach,
Smith, Turpie, Vest Villas and Walsh
Following Is the text Of the amendment:
The President IL hereby authorized to contract for
the entire work OF laying Geographic cable he
tween TIE United States snd ns hcS1 wan s1nds
eve sucn a contract shall be made. and as part
Of the cost of such cable the sum of 10000 is here
Mr.. Call Dem fla offered an amendment TO
the bill authorizing the appointment Of an as
slstant secretary Of Legation at Berlin on the
ground that no Official Of the Legation wrote and
spoke the German language. The amendment
was rejected.
Mr. lodges amendment to regulate the consul
lar service was declared by vote Of the Senate
out OF order as general legislation on an dppro-
prlation bill" The bill was then passed
The Postofncc Appropriation bill was then taken
up SO as to have II before the Senate.
A. M, resolutions Offered hN Mr Nc
MILAN (Rep.. Mich.). and were adopted. express-
ing the profound sorrow of the Senate at the
death Of his late colleague. Mr.. Stockbridge and
"suspending the business OF the Senate to enable
his associates to pay their tribute 10 his high
character and distinguished public services"
Eulogies were delivered by Senators Mcmillan
REP, Mich). Frye (Rep Me.). Jones Dem,
Ark) Cullom tRep, I'D, and Burrows Rep,