The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26

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n6slls read from che New York Even
Arw posf 90 The effecf that Hawaiian
oondv were being fsoated In New Eng
$50 TAere wns . apsrzted controversy
A,8ween Atdr4ch und Mills a. the FORM
= srxne 90 ank wsn4 authority the
reras SENATOR had for the assertion
~ RAD made that New England cor
exxatsors were among thoee gveediiy
absurneng Hawaiian sugar lands
s~Tne sugar trust ownx the land. and
Esw England owns 30.e01 shares OF THAI
a1cck.. decinred Ailis. lie read 10 de-
fasI the Investments 1t Claus SprerSeeis
and Others ID Hawaii. The senator naSd
tnere Unjust b son,eching behind this
Great futterr On the part Of the New
Enxlssd SENATORS IN behsif Of Hawaii.
II trust" intertarsed Ahdrtch. stsfat
pafrsossmn directs tine courss Of New
Enelaud eenatorp. ~ # does nfne-ter ahs
81 the American people"
And when did you receive ret nrns
from the American peopler sasa<ed
lisfx
':At the ,4st sseetson." rsspSndsd AID
e1ch.
The gallery hroke out in applause a2
49, fs1R
warped sharply for orsifr.
And you received returns In 1Ss2
elao,s ratorfed Mills.
In CONCLUSION. Asi.is hopad he had
shown why THE resolution tnf ended as
4 censsire on the president sisouh not
pass Throughout the epaeclf of Mills
fhe ealaarses were we'll ale d, and he
vas followed with greater intcrest than
has attended any previous Hawaiian
speech.
vsst then introduced q rea,lution tn
doFsang the paiicy OF Presidalt cleye-
land toward Hawaii. ard reetslng that
the course Of this government should
be 70 withhold from entangling ALI
ances. This. and the resolution under
discussion. wssrt over 70 . subsequent
date.
The Nicaragua bin was then taken
up White presented a letter from
Icudaa. stating that IL the United
States did not proceed with tho canal
prajept Rritfxl capital would stop IN
and carry out the plan. Brief speeches
were made under the FIVE minute rule
b. Vest. favcTlag a new survey by
dlsiuterested engineers. and by Call.
ftH direct government cofarol. VOL
colt offered an aznemingat requiring
the cunal company to purchase It's
material and construction machinery
In tia United States. Nicaragua or
Costa R!ca. The flrzt votes were on
numerous amendments that had ac-
cuHnulatei, That at Vest. giving the
president complete. authority TO eus-
pend the issae Of canal bonds. was de-
festsi. ~ to ~
Wpic0tt's amendment. that American
goods and materials shou!d be used.
was accepted BY Morgan and agreed to.
The amendment ct Palmer, giving
the preStiant power to reappoant and
retire directors Of the canal company.
was agreed to.
The amendment OF wolcota, providing
that every dollar OF stock ehaa repre-
sent . dollar actually expended by the
company. was agreed %. q 10 10.
PETERS anendment that the labor
90 the cana. should be done by. United
States e.tisens working eight hours a
day. wan dsfcated.
The amendment Of Power. that three
cflicers OF the unlted states corps al
engtneerv shall supervise the work. was
defeated.
The amendment Of Frye. that tho
work be suh-dsvidexf into sections and
eAnh part awarded AZ q separate con-
tract, IN order TO secure the greatest
possible expedition. was agreed to, with
an amendments OF Woicust, that the
eggrcgate Of all the contracts should
not exceed S7o.0o0.0oo.
ihe amenament or Villas, that the
work should not be done by corpora
uots IN which stockholders Of the canal
sFe interested. was adopted
An amendment by psasoo. that the
canal route leases tom Nicaragua shaaI
b. perpetuai. instead OF for 40 years
Ws.s defeated. So Co -.
seyeraf amendments by Turpie. 10
finit the payments to the ola NJ
nAsuaa Canal company. we're defeated
'SV svtvs. AHQsacr amend
mem ny hlrn. that the old cou,nanv
sao0d have 40 part in the new work.
was defesEed. e to 6.
me nssi.a proposition then came a.,
Iufpie's snashsa to strike cut ali aftsr
sne enscssng ciause. substituting a nra-
vision that 81 complete survey Ia n,a.s.,
nS usited States engineers before anv
laftbar steps are taken This was d..
fsssssd. 81 10 80. W.
me substitute Of Stewart. for n nsu,
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nussf. Morgan,
ssaas'efon. Murphy.
aaandlsr. rsatt,
siii.vaa. Power.
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Unison. 9anSora
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Hale. Walsh.
Hoar. White
Eunton. Nilsson.
Lodge.
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