Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-02
I[In On SIXTY VOTES.
,,,,.,vo THE nATTGRT TO AN EARLY VOTE
$50 and Two Against Annex
0'' At alton Made in the United states
senate.

1note respecting the M" .'...,oa
u' .a,, treaty has grea.'s
nexa''V' do of the treaty, lncluuihs
ard the itlt''N ,rnon of the for
earator Davis '"' ora conf
lon relations coi'''''t ,,osa votes
egh etxtv senators, whose N''o"
Cs" uocessary for a two-'hii"s
~ will vote io' '.,,.,o,, ia found
,'rcs in the changer ..tas of
determination II thc
% wv ,, IN uress forward the treaty
Iatlhca''o 40 This feeling was
pr tinai .,,oAings of the
,hoNn when the s,.ncu,ive ses-
.sote on the treaty III cav e,ator
ssnA'o vs. wore opened. Senator
sion today -, for the post
rhprston made l''o''0' ,,a.ot,nn of
u,snt of further corisioe' '' NJ,
loi'e'" -. until the LIST of March, Ing
the uea'' 40, discussed at length
notion was NV ,,,,,o voce.
.na was voted down Wv" ,aa
senator f'a'' ,as,,,iy arranged
the depe'e -. of annexation. He
argument III ave- ,d n half and
,noke for over an No., tho importance
srslt particularly up isIo nds from "a
Il the acquisition Vi ,iew He con-
| tommercial point W would in all
,snded that our c1.,ii,ation and urged
rases follow oui ,,sa every legitimate
/ NAT we shoulu 10, trade with out
method to eAtei w., nurs,linlg this course
LA nations, as by pur uire ,t,tutions
ga would also eXtehu o"'
md ideas Of goverhills,n'ti la recarded as
The Hawaiian lsIallus 81 ~ traffic
essential to the commas ", ,,atinn in the
an the Pacific ocean ~ ,aonna nros-
world's history hau ~, ma not as
rsrous or really graz f,.airp COM
sduously buiit up ~ savnrahlv upon
rere He cOmmehteu Ia ,i,ts co,,ntrv
Ne present tendency ,r trode with
towards an extension " o aid this fem
Me- outside world anu sal Nv the
dency should pc ene o,tnn that con-
government. me ha''o ia,,nds would
tDlled the Sahu"leh pacif,c and
command the KEY 10 w 70 nanaesarv
ne should take them anu ~ ~ ,nnirinp
iortiiy them, for the Pun i,,,nnrt,rf
snre Of our position III i'ii' ''''i''
trade. ,,ror +rust
Senator Platt salu w ua said
4 vas opposed to anilcA ,t ,,,ho ba did
4 there were certhlh pii - -. -, 10 bn
4 not name, VINO were supp III bod a
4 Identified with the trus. W. ,,",,ar,,
grievance against the plesein's a5 t,,at
4 ment Of the is'ahus uiiu ot ,hai,,
4 they were using ali my in.u az
I command to prevent ny S.,,.as 10
4 this country by the uh,'eu ~. .h,s
a said that money was pei's 49, ,hnt
end He did not chaIee, homu nt CnnN
u there was any ehor, 10 ~ u IN
h gress, but he thougni wa, SILL
II terests had been unnuiS
10
n por'ance Of not giving ear !" e' ~
Al reservations Of the trust; ana sag .na.
on the contrary the un,.eu 49, 49,,
should extend her mana OF nro.hsrn n,sa
to this sister republic OF ,ne a., IN
which was so ANXIOUS 10 JON i.s 10
tunes with our own, ne spoke alsV -,
the character OF me men constitutiIS
The present HAWAIIAN government "i'u
IA said that II was such mat we topN 10
NJ risk whatever N entering upon an a."
N liance with them Al me eoncluslon Oh
ri MS address, senator flatt was Eeher
" Ally eongratuateu upon the "sie"i
n character o. hls argument
senator PetugfeW TOOK the noor as
soon r. flstI hhu conciuueu, Nv.
voting hlmset especially IN r"piN'hs 10
y The Connecticut senator 8 remarks con
cefhlng me present government OF the
Island ne made careful analysis OF
me constitution under which the poie
government eSls's' showed tnat IL hhu
zen adonted ny what ne termed an IL
sgal cons ultiohal convention, COM
4 posed, ne said or nineteen members.
.ue Vi Wnom was MT. Doie, VINO hau
oeen members or the committee or
MleN' Wnloh mayed such prominent
la,t uuflng the revolution, ana OF
eT un othsr uelesates;
A. asueu that WINE ,hese ia,tet
"nu peen eletteu py What
rot popu.ar vote such was
r NV .ne Vase' vi fourteen thousand
/ ;bat ar,, v" s 70 suIlrage, ne hsserted
4 tbem This on,,ontta ~ ~. noteu ioI
narsone tbvs niaa., "a r.s-se. .,
n,, sn uius tnoseh mao adopted the
wnsttutlon' ana II had never been
s" pn,.S 10 popular vote.
,bat ~. "We,t upon the TACT
] this convention. and said that yent,o.
N Tho ra,,, ,I "'l..9s'. lnaue presiheht
he h,a nran, iw nnu .uat ~ uo'iG SO
ter 81 ne w. ,,,,,. a. 'hnReu ths MAJ
Inc of ono ~. n,9 ~ ''iaIlen, h"iu-
Ia show ' ~ NJ, re reau the constitution
for nresidsnt a S' W"s na'llru u, u
Tho, ha wv ana that 1T provided
m tha ,,nar Iao Ieii'n'n ~ tnat hA'ce un-
shoula he alanta, VI mn, r,i.u ms successor
to he chosen no tho h successor was
sitting toeetbeT nnd ''t ths anu senate,
no election untlI he rocai,.aa "ns " Wv
Of the votes Of the san.,a " ''"''ii'!
He then attempted +" sho,, how. ~,
matter was prn6tical,v In ~ nv" W.,
Of Mr. Dnlh an1 ~, IN the control
ACCORDING tn slu tne sugar growers.
tuition. n eena tns ,rtils OF the consti-
worth % senator must possess $1,000