Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-16
HAWAII ANNEXATION
House Votes in Favor Of il, 2Os
10 81.
REED WITH The DEMOCRATS.
Eighteen Democrats, However, Vote With
the Republicans for the Measure.
THREE REPUBLICANS VOTE NO.
Eight PopuIists and Four Flu
sionists Vote Aye seven Pop
uIists md Four Fusionists Vote No.
International Bank Bill.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 15.-By
tatiyes to-day adopted the Newlands
resolution, providing for the annexation
Of Hawaii. The debate, which has con-
tinued without interruption since Satur-
day, has been one Of the most notable
of this Congress. the proposed annexation
being considered of great commercial and
strategic importance by its advocates,
and being looked upon by its opponents
as involving a radical departure from the
long-established policy of this country,
and likely to be followed by the inaugu-
ration of a pronounced policy OF coloni-
zation, the abandonment of the Monroe
doctrine, and the participation In intema-
tional wrangles.
More than half a hundred members par
ticipated i'm the debate. From party
standpoint. the result was awaited with
the kccnest interest. The Republicans
presented practically unanimous support
| to the resolution, but three Republican
members voting in opposition. In the
Democratic ranks the division upon the
question was more marked, eighteen OF
the members voting for annexation.
COMPOSITION OF VOTE.
The vote in support of the resolution
was made up Of 179 Republicans is Dem
ocrats. S Populists, and 4 Fusionists.
The vote against annexation comprised
II Democrats, 3 Republicans, Populists,
| and 4 Fusionists.
To-day's session began at 10 o'clock,
and the debate continued seven hours.
Notable speeches were made by Messrs.
! Berry DemocraO, of Kentucky; w. A.
| Smith Repubicam, Of Michigan, and
| Hepburn (Republcan), Of Iowa, for, and
| by Messrs. Johnson Republican,, of In
| diana. and Williams DemocraO. of Mis-
| sissippi, against the pending measure.
Few members were upon the floor until
| late i'm the afternoon, and the galleries
had few occupants. As the hour tOf
voting drew near. however, member" be-
| gan taking their seats, and there were not
! more than a score of absentees when the
| first roll-caH was taken. The announce
! ment of the vote on the passage Of the
| resolution was cheered on the hoor' ana
| applauded generally by the spectators.
| REED WOULD VOTE NO.
| Prior to announcing the vote, Mr.. Dal-
| zeU. who, i'm the absence Of Mr.. Reed,
was presiding, said: "The Speaker of the
! House is absent, on account of illness. l
| am requested by him TO say that, were
| ne present. on this proposition he would
| vote no."
The following is the detailed vote:
| yeas-NIessrs. Acheson, Adams, AID
! rich. Alexander. Babcock, Baker OF III
uois. Baker Of Maryland, Barham, Bar
nov Barrows. Bartholdt, Belden, Bed
! ford BeIknap. Benner. Bennett Berry,
| bingham. Bishop Booze, Bodkln, Boutei!
| of Illinois. .Boutell Of Maine, Brewster
| Frederick. Bromwel, Brownlow. Brown
| Urcknar Rrumm. Bull. Burleigh, Butler,
| Cannon. CaprOn, Chlckering, Clarh u
| Icwa clarke of New Hampshire. Coch-
ram of Missouri Cochrane Of New YORK,
| CodGinq Connell, Connolly, Cooper OF
! Wisconsin Corliss Cousins, Crump, cum
! n,ings Curtis of Iowa, Curtis OF Kansas
| DalzeU Danford, Davenport, DAWSON
Dawson. Dayton DeNries, Dingley' DOM
| Yer Dovener. briggs Ellis, ErmenIroIt'
! Tarish. FentOn. Fisher Fletcher' foo.g'
| Eoss Fowler of New Jersey, Gibson Hh@
! let of New York. Graf, Green ol MtSS'. .
| cbusetts Griffin of Wisconsin, Griffith of
| indiana Grosvenor Grout, Grow Hager,
hamilton. Hawley, Heatwole, Hemihs-
wav Henderson, Henry of Connectlcut'
| Henry of Indiana, Hepburn, HICKS, Hit
| horn Hill. Hit Hooker, Hopkins, howe
| Howell. Hull Hurley, jenkins, Johnson
! 90 North Dakota. Jones of Washington
| Low Kelly. Kerr, Ketcham, krkpdlrlch'
| KNOWLES. Knox. Kulp, Lacey LanulS,
! I a,,ropce Lewis of Georgia, Lewis Oh
v-aebington. Lnney, Littauer, LIVING
| cton Loud. Loudenslager, Lowering Low
| l T,vbrand. Mccall, McCleary, McCorinlch ~
| Mcdonald. McEwan, Mcintyre MahdIiy
| NIahon. Mann, Marsh, Marshal MeeAl- Ms
son. Mercer. Mesick. Miller Mllis' nIiiei Hu,..
! Mitchell Moody, Norris Mudd, New
IarJe Northway, Norton OF South car
| oIina OImstcad, Osborn, Often, Packer
| parlser PAYNE, Pearce, Pearson, ieF'
l,ins Peters, Pitney, Powers, Prlhce'
| puob Raw. Ridgley, Robbins, RusseH
| coTarhering. shannon, Shattuc, Sheldeh
| Sherman Showalter Simpson, Skinner
| smith of Illinois, S. W. Smith, W. a.
smith Snover. Southard, SoWhwlck
| Snaulding. Sperry, Steele, stevens oi
! Minnesota. Stewart of New Jersey
| Stewart Of Wisconsin, {. W. otOhe7
| Srrode. Sulloway, Sulzer, Tawney, ray
1or Of Alabama. Thorp, Todd, Tongue
T-ndecraff. VanVoorhis, Vehslage, walker
| 80 Virginia. Wanger, Ward, Warner
| Weaver WEYMOUTH, White OF Illinois
| yvbite of North Carolina, WILDER. VIII
| inns Of PENNSYLVANIA, Wise, Yost' ana
| Young. Total, 2O9. ,ur,
| NEGATIVE VOTE.
| Navs-Messrs. Adamson, BAILEY, balru
! RaII Bankhead, Bartlett Bell beh'on
| R1ond Bradley. Branuey, Brewer bIouS'
| sard Brundidge, Carmack, Clardy' Gay
| tom Clark of Missouri, Coohey, Cp"'
| herd. Crumpacker Davey' Davis, -.
| -aesorreid Dinsmore, Dockery. Elliott
! Eitggerald. Fleming. Fowler or North
| Carnlina Fox. Gaines, Griggs' Handy
| Hartman. Hay. Henry of Mississippi
II",r,, Of Texas. Hnriehsen, Howard oi
| .Iohoma Howard of Georgia, Jett, John'
-, ~ Indiana. Jones of Virginia, hltch'
1yIebere Lamb, Lanham, Lester, Lat
| 49, IIovd Love. McAleer, McCulloch
STonoweIl McMillin. McRae, Maguire
ntortir Maxwell. Meyer, Moon, ogden
! 9i,rco of Tennessee, Rhea OF KENTUCKY
! pt.hardson Rixey. Robb. Robertson
| pobinson savers, Settle, Snafroth' shu-
"a sims. Slayden, Sparkman' Stalllhgs
| Stark Stephens Of Texas, Stokes STRAIT
/ Strowd swanson, Tape, Underwood. van
| diver Wadsworth, Wheeler or hentuchy
| Wuliams Of Mississippi, ana "Hsoh
! Total. 81. ,-,rroN
PREAMBLE EXPLANATION.
| The resolution adopted to-day III pi, '
amble relates the offer OF the ia 49,
ran,,blic 10 cede all Of its sovereignty ahu
J absolute title to the goVeInliien1it "',u a,.-
1 |,royn lands. and then by resolution az
| 80 tho cession and declares the lslahus
me resolution provides for a commits
| 80, ~ Eve. at least two of whom silall
| ho resident Ilawaiians, 10 recohiihehu "
| C,,,gress such legislation as they may
/ lo,,S, advisable The public debt OF Ha-
III not 10 exceed $4 900 900, is assumed.
| Ghirese immigration is prohibited, al
| 4.aa,ios with other Powers are declared
| mil and il Is provided that uhti Coii, =,