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away from Honolulu. and was advised by Mr.
cray to call upon the President some morning
nd s apwn beside nm ana ssE MN tne 9uss,on ss
MT. HawIey if'ep.. Comm asked Mr.. Gray why
the President had conspired with the three Roy.
alist Commissioners from Hawaii last summer
and Mr.. Gray replied that the question misrcp-
resented the President.
Not a bit OF It." said Mr.. Hawloy.
The PRESIDENT" Mr. Gray added, did not
see them at all. lie refused to recognize them
At this point the morning hour expired, and
tho Nicaragua Canal bill was laid before the
Senate as the unfinished business.
MIR. Frye asked unanimous consent that the
bill be laid aside Informally, and that the dis
cnssion $ Of the Hewaiian re- resolution should pro,
vote on his resolution last Saturday so that the
result might be telegraphed to san Francisco,
morning for Hawaii might take the news; IL
was understood, he added, that the President
ana the Secretary OF state have no sympathy
thies are with the degraded Queen. who de-
throned herself by her own acts
Frye added. "that the American, people who
make and unmake Presidents and secretaries,
the opportunity was lost, and the steamer has
gone this morning. still desire tho resolution
to pass, and would like to have vo'e upnn 1t
Mr.. Mills Dem, TexJ-YOu cannot have a
Mr.. Frye-Then give notice that will force
as can. this resolution before the Senate for
Mr.. Miiis~That is right. We want to discuss
that resolution before we come to vote on its
passage Let us proceed with the regular busi-
ness. .
Mr.. Frye-I ask that the Nicaragua Canal bill
be temporarily laid aside.
Mr.. Morgan Dem. Alal-I object,
am am Y very serious sn1 wng my
as much the Hawaiian Islands. ] regard the
one absolutely as necessary as tho other. | am
also member of the Committee on Foreign Re-
Nicaragua bill. Under these circumstances |
will not undertake to proceed to-day with the
consideration OF this resolution. But ] give the
Senate notice that tomorrow, immediately after
the ordinary routine business. ] win move that
the senate proceed TO It's consideration.
Mr.. Chandler suggested to Mr.. Frye, to ask
that the resolution retain its place.
To this Mr.. Frye replied. with an air OF com
plete confidence: We will be strong enough to
take IL up. would rather Illustrate our strength
by the vote on taking II up."
The conference report on the Urgent Deticien-
cy act was then taken mp. the question being on
Mr.. Cockrell's motion to recede from the Senate
amendments Offered by Mr.. HID disappearing
the list of interrogatiOns prepared by the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue In regard to the
income tax. After long discussion the Senate
voted to recede from the amendment reducing
the number OF Internal revenue aRen.s from 10
%; also to recede from the amendment setting
aside practically the list Of inserrogations
the latter motion was yeas 20. nays TO-
The Nicaraguan Canal bill having been again
laid before the Senate Mr.. Morgan asked and
obtained unanimous consent that a general de-
bate on 1t be closed at . F. VI. on Friday next.
under the, five-minute rule until o'clock, when
the vote shall he taken on the bill and amend
ments-this order not to interfere with Mr..
Turpie's right to speak at length.
The Fertilization Appropriation bill was then
ments. The amount Of the House bill was
Sl,ST9.O5I, and the amount of the Senate bill as
passed is Sl.935.557. as against this years ap-
preparation OF S2,427,O04.