New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-11
HOUSE.
HOUSE.
AGREEMENT TO TAKE Up THE HA"A'i~N
RESOLUTION REACHED.


w.s,,npton June 1o-The Lacey bill. providing
.,.t yo,,,nt..r soldiers may vote In Congress
elections was called up when the House "e' w
dav II being the privileged business unoer COZ, ~,
t,nu,nr order The reading of the ensrosseo o''
called for last evening by Mr.. BAILEY 'D'"'''
Tex) proceeded. ,,r,.
MI, IN. hill, with instructions to report u win IN
added provision extending the Suffrage p','"ee
70 members OF the Naval Reserve. A rol'cali was
taken resulting in the defeat OF tho mo"on' ""'
the bill was then passed-l95 to a.
Mr. MAGIIRE Dem. CALI. from Eiecuons
Committee No 2. then called UP the report IN the
case Of william Ryan against H. u p'e"''''
from the XXXIst New-York District
Mr. CROSVENOR Rep.. Ohio) In order 70 ioroe
4, nossble tho taking up CT the Hawaiian nnne1a'
ton resolution to-day. Immediately ra!seo 'h'
question OF consideration against the e!eotoh case.
On q rising vote tho House decided not 10 'ako IL
up-ayes. II: noes. 7s-and Mr. Mcguire oeh'"iueO
rolcall vi, ..u
mi. "a Mr. Grosvenor. asked: II want to ask the
gentl.man from Ohio II the raising OF the question
of consideration means the bringing up or Ha-
waM?'
IT does" replied Mr.. Grosvenor. with mucn
vigor.
.rrbat 10 what We have been trying 10 get at for
a lona time" said Mr. Cannon. and while general
laugh followed Mr.. JOHNSON Rep.. lnd) cried
out: That is Just what We do not want
The vote resulted ayes. 80; noes, l2s. and the
election having been postponed MT hA
Rep. ~ W called for the regular order. WINCH
under the rules would be the private calendar
Mr. Crosvenor moved TO consider public business.
Mr. RICHARDSON Dem. Tenn made a polh'
! Of order agains, the motion. and prolonged par
uamentary argument was prec'pitated al the ciose
of which the Speaker ruled that IL was III 'h'
mower OF the House to vote on the motion % MI.
sNas
he given 10 private bills unless otherwise ordered
go mo latter could be done only by vote OF the
| House. .,s
vote was then taken. The call was foho"eo
with much interest the House realizing that Inc
result probably would mean the at,on
the Hawaiian resolution MI uio'''"'' ~
Ths opposition TO annexation then began 10 hi-
buster a rollcall being demanded on the consdera,,
ton Of resolution GAZING on ,ne va mil
the defeat Of the opposition and another Toii,a
nae Vending the cali order was brought out Of
/ chaos and an understanding was quickly reac ,h
by which the House agreed TO begin consideration N
| NJ the Hawaiian resolution this afternoon ana de.
bate it from day TO day until oe1 S mex nex'
| Wednesday afternoon when vote snail Do taken
TS Mr. as Johnson ~ Of indiana who is Of tn:
ali niibustering would end could an agreement foi
generous debate on the HawseT S qu ar, of the
| opposition a fear that the majority would cut OIL
MI Grosvenor disavowed any such wish or pur.
| pose and Mr. HIT Rep. ILL. chairman or the
| Commttee on Foreign Affairs expressed confidence
that an arrangement for suitable debate couid %
secured. A., o.. ,>,>-sx,cy e
| After some consultation with Mr.. DlNSMOkE
| 0)cm.. Ark), the ranking Democrat and oIpohesht'
~ annexation on the Committee on Foreign Az
| fairs md with other leaders. Mr.. HIT put the
request for the unanimous consent to the arrange
| mcnt reached ,.
AS soon the Hawaiian situation was cleared
several private bills were passed and also one TX.
ing the Status Of volunteer staff officers BY placing
| them under the regulations OF the Regular army;
| At 35s o'clock the House, on motion OF Mr
! DAITEIL (Rcp. PENN, adjourned, having agreed
unanimously TO vacate the order for the evening
! pension session