The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23

the United States said tina, none OF the rights
OF the United States with respect to any OF the
accepted as having been changed. am glad
the President made this statement. ana may
ieS,.lasive ssnse on the attitude OF the United
Mr.. Morgan said that the Secretary Of state
not the comm unicstion Of Mr.. Rodriguez met
with his sppt yvAl. but had left them entirely in
the de TX: and he characterized the cominnnics-
tion as tine impertinent intrusion Of Minis
ter" tho effect Of Which might Ds to detea. ,hS
that he had IN late FEARS become accustomed TO
threats from high officials. and this one did not
As the disc ussiou proceeded Mr.. Morgan re-
ferr.d to the CLAY on Bulwer treaty. and par
ticularly called ,h.. attention Of the senator
from Ohio CsIr. sherman. soon 70 be Secretary
senator from Vermont. tMr. Edmund.I., and APP
proved by tho senator from Ohio. had declared
that this treaty was in no way obligatory upon
Lesitl,ted 4, answer tile remark. of his honor
able friend because they seemed based on mat
tiers which should DO discussed in executive
Sir. Hoar rep. MsssJ also expressed his
opinion that the discussion was treuching upon
Mr.. Moraao replied that 10 this were so he
was sinning most grievoasly. for his recollection
and eryihing relating IT, this Clayton Bnlwer
report had been printed for the information OF
frsiinshuysen-zsvsiis treaty as one Of the most
splendid .eoompii,hmen.s o. American dlplo-
ard n, rs. sns
'sas sTsn,y f1 sSa
that so important a transaction as the rscogni.
tion OF Mr.. RODRIGUEZ. the Minister Of the
Greater Repu bile of Central America. had been
accomplished without any communication to
WS no.. know, he ;ss That X: p hDRssa
at the White House, What kind Of . Senate 10
this which will undertake to leeislate upon mat
hat proposed lesi.la.ion is based iswitihsid
from IL: Senate Sf the United States by the Sec
Mr.. Hale Explained that. until this afternoon.
neither no nor any OF his associates had known
anything about this complaint OF the Govern
"Noither did L. .aid Mr.. Morgan. with
marked emphasis. He repent.,i his assertion
that N this bill were recomu,itged and the arb.
tratiop treaty were ratified the United States
would BE- shut out, and he minated that the
s,irs,cd by Great Britain. country which
never failed To push its way. but had ono
protect it, subjects. whereas the graves o. chi e
were filed with those who had died simply be-
cause they were American citizens ana their
Government failed to protect them. Mr.. Nor
gan concluded by saying that he wanted 10 hear
bill.
Replying BY indirection to this challenge. Mr..
Hale rep. Me- suggested that the Senate
opportunity for obtaining further information
before the motion to recommit was IN ade.
Mr.. Morgan retorted that he hoped In such
cnse the Senator from Maine would make the
application TO Secretary Olney, for he JMr.
Morgan had found by experience that he could
got nothing from the stats Department
Mr.. Villas Dem. Wis., briefly addressed the
Senate against the Nicarag Dan bill. speaking OF
IL a. being q. drttruLc morris and OF the COM
pany as "swTthless and bankrupt corpora
ton"
An Intellectual attempt to adjourn over until
Monday. which n majority OF senators favored,
was defeated by the Absence of quorum. and
the senate at +:+5 p. NJ. adjourned till to-
morrow.