New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
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ton to any pecunlary interest In the sahd"ie"
Islands whatever. and the whole story wac ''e
merest invention. which disappeared the mo"'e.''
the fact was brought to the attention OF the pun
lc go far az he knew, the people OF Massachusetts
had no money Interes; whatever In the question Vi
the Hawaiian Islands so far as the sugar lru'e
went. to which Mr. Mills had made alius'on yes
terday he believed that many OF the certn'cd'en
OF that Trust were held In New-Ensland. out nc
had never received the slightest Information iro"
any human being in Ncw-England or elsewhere
that the Trust interested in the anneNauo" VI
those Islands on the contrary, the representative
of the Trust Claus Spreckels. WAS one OF the
strongest supporters OF the RoyaIist Government
In Hawaii, and when the Senator from IeAas ue
nounced the Sugar Trust yesterday he dcnouhceu
the most vigorous supporter the Royaist Govern
ment had had There were many rumors hy'ns
about In the newspapers that at the Bottom OF the
entire policy of the restoration OF the Queen was
to be found Claus Sprcckcls; but II wouh never
have occurred to him to bring In such statement
utterly improved the rumor or newspaper
Mr. Frye (Rep, Me- spoke on the same SUBJECT
and referred &c statement In the correspondence
OF the evening paper in question that Democratic
Senator had letter from Hawaii which gave the
facts about the bonds.
READY TO BE WARMED"
Looking in the direction OF Mr.. Mills's seat, he
sad
suppose no Democratic Senator present has that
H. / will call his attention to 1t when he Is pres
ent The correspondent Of this evening paper also
the letter may before great while. warm New
England senator's with IT, II any Denocratic sen
c o,sed 10 warm the New -Ensand senators With
now? They are entirely prepared for the warming
process at any moment.
Abiding again to the fact OF Mr.. Mills not be-
ing present in the chamber. Mr.. Frye said:
wish the senator from Texas were present ,,i
presence But the suggestion In his speech yes
terday that the matter should have an lnvestea-
paper articles. Mr. President. charge now. In the
absence OF tina, senator that he conxeyed the IN
paper himself. and that he Is the senator who has
the LETTER nSrs anSh s mos VIII ake
advantage OF his presence TO say what nave 10
say on that point.
into the chamber and took his seat As soon as Mr..
Frye's attention called to the fact, he put this
question 10 Mr. Mills: II ask the Senator from
Texas whether he gave to any New-fork CORE
spondent the information contained in he is sitter
about Hawaiian bonds being 500 !" Ne"'h"s'
Mr. NILS did not and tr nsye r., saw :nsh
Mr. Frye-I ask the Senator whether he has IN
any one In Hawaii or anywhere else, making such
a charge?
Mr Frye Withdraw the charge which made
against ihe Senator from Texas IN hts absence: !
gave This information to the New York correspond
emit and that The Senator had n his possession the
mont. matter OF course. AMI Withdraw the
charge
Mr. MlA-The Senator know. very well that
conId not make a charge OF that KIND agans, him.
I know nothing about the letter | the state
ment for the nrst time In the evening paper. ]
have given no such Information 10 any one. and am
very glad tina, The Senator has Withdrawn the
charge.
Mr. Frye-I see In the pres report OF the Sena-
tors speech Of yesterday that he suggested an
investigation IS a senate committee. Did the sena-
tor do that?
MR. MILLss LITTLE JOKE
Mr. Mls-Ycs: | said that AZ mere, payfu'
thing You may investigate II you want 70. 90
not care anything about H.
The dialogue proceeded 4 little further and then
the vote was taken upon the substitute offered 10y
MIR Yes, FOR sr Aliens resolution resulting yeas
-. nays 22-as follows;
Yeas Mossrs Rate. Blackburn blanchard Butter.
can{ Ca TSckr dns Geg XXX G9j2 md.o ' Marlin
Nils. Pasco. Peitlsre"' Ransom rurpl'' est
Yays~Mcssr; Aldrich. Allen, Alison, Cameron.
Carey Chandler Culom. Davis. Frye. Gallnger'
Hale Higgins ME- MIrne ore r Tee, WI
cot,~22
The resolution "a follows:
nes,ly synpa,hizc with he effort to establish re-
publican Institutions wherever that effort Is made
they esm e eocy Win II se nrs Of other ma
lions and recognize TO the fullest extent ne rignt
form MOI 81 government Nnawed and uninnuenced by
maintaining this policy as ., our ior.isn relations
deserves the approval and support OF the American
people
After the amendment had been adopted. Mr..
Teller speaking to the resolution a. amended
said that the policy Of the Administration was not
consistent with the latter part OF the resolution;