New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-27
HAWAIIAN TALK WILL GO ON.
DUATORY TACTICS BY ANTI-ANNEAA-
TIONISTS.
EVENING, SESSIONS THOUGHT NECESSARY
BY BOTH Substitute TO BE
DONE IN TIE HOL-SE.

DONE IN THE HOUSE.
Washington June cs-There no positive In
dications Of the close OF the Hawaiian discussion
in the Senate. and unless the unexpected nap
pens debate on this question will continue for az
least another week. There are rumors noatinS
about the Capitol that vote will be reached or
an agreement for final adjournment had toward
tho end of the week but confirmation Of them
can he secured from the leaders on either side OK
Of the controversy. so that. in the language or
Senators Jones and Davis they appear to De
'illusory.
The proceedings late Saturday afternoon and the
admissions Of Senators who oppose annexation
indicate clearly their purpose to resort TO dilatory
tactics while the appearances on the other side
are that there will be more pressure brought to
secure vote.
we have sufficient number Of speeches en-
gagged to insure going on for three weeks
said Senate. Jones OF Arkansas. in discussing the
outloo, &c added that he was willing TO hx
day mex. session for vote. but that he would not
agree to vote during the present session lie said
that in case an effort made 10 extend the daily
sessions into the evening the friends OF the reso-
luton would ma IL necessary 10 HaiHtaii d soh-
tinuous quorum.
Senator Davis who is managing the contest for
the annexationists. said that he would Insist upon
II o'clock sessions and he also expressed the opin-
ion that Il would be necessary 10 extend the daily
meetings into the evening. I'VE have demonstrated
, we have abundant assurance Of the Willingness OF
Senators 10 remain here Indefinitely TO insure tho
enactment Of this legislation Consequently We
40 no, find II necessary to accede TO the PROPOSE
ton TO let the matter go over until next SESSION.
even with a day fixed for a vote
The opposition count Upon the appropriation pihs
consuming considerable time next week. There 10
general consent that the conference report on tho
indian Appropriation bill shall be taken up on
Monday and that II shall be followed by the Cen
eral Deficiency bill The annexatohis's proceed
uror the theory that with the appropriation DIS
IN o,,. ~ tho way and nothing standing In the
vav OF adjournment eXcep; the Hawaiian question:
II Will be far easier to secure vote, WINE the
Observation-Disclosures welcome the Introduction Oh the
I conference reports as affording new subjects for
consideration.
The opposition have received considerable en-
oour,cement from the return OF Senator Allen. OF
Nebraska from his home: from the recovery OK
senator Carfery firm an Illness which threatened
to p he fact that Senator Butler has mani.
tested a willingness to alter his determination not
may be counted upon for speeches and al, ARE are
capable of making long talks Senators White
be length, while shorter speeches are expected
S from Messss cay Tillman, Jones' Berry. Bate.
roach Lindsay, Pasco Chiffon and other Demo
cratic Senators, and from Senator Spooner ke-
publican. II is ntmated that the discussion may
! become acrimonious. and that some OF the annexa-
tionists may be drawn into It. .,.
snenches and increased hours OF daily sessions. II
is possible these may result IN an early vote being
reached though the prospect Is not now bright FOR
snneiy winding up OF Hawaiian affairs.
Nothing OF Importance is likely 10 come before
.he un,se this week COME. ence reports upon the
Smndrv civil Indian and District OF Columbia APP
nropriation bills probably will be submitted. and
he conference report upon the bankruptcy meas
ure which the Senate has adopted. will be consid-
cred Its adoption by the House Is apparently
assured. ,,..-. - >,u,. j..
/ Mr. Hull. from the Committee on Military AZ.
fairs will insist upon consideration OF "A number of
/ hills made necessary by war demands, notably one
r ~ Increase the force Of the Ordnance Department
mn ion la
ioIrnment could be reached easily within few
! laws should the Senate dispose OF the Hawaiian
| resolutions Henceforth therefore, the programme
in the House must be largely one OF waiting upon
the Senates conclusions respecting annexation