The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-07-08
CONGRESS.
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,rha a.. = ~. 8. 3. o7.,.
Inc scnato met on the 9th and few
~ mr s1!e aaoopted me resolutl0na
=, 81 n act59h snaii pe taken the Senate
sa n.,,n aneeI daiy &C u =. ~ MT Clay con.
ton AZ Hawaii said tHe onnHrn.to hnn ,e,.,
start this country a, 4 career ~ nonnUast
! United States. He said that to make inc
war an exeuse for adopting colonization
policy would Involve the country 10 tremend.
Gus difficulties and possible ruin. He de.
clared that the United States had no bust
war raas had not been begun for any such pur;
the bringing under our government such PEG.
popuIat ion. he advanced the novel aT rl.,i
mex the Islands. as their existence s'' w "a,
swallowed up BY the sea ID an earthauake,
He maintained that Ii annexation was ia be-
erected Ply reason, the proposition ought "a
20 submitted to the Hawaiians themselves
Among +be b,,,. n.s.ad =, ~. sat-. 80
after il conyanad r a. Sa.t, ne esnase soon
ignating Mtusvllle AZ mort 81 deiIvery ug II
waiian anneYafian rosointsa,s =, Inc ~ ny.
fakeI, un'4 and NJ ~ ssnrr wssrs .hen
sun,ed his speech in onnosItton - tha raso,v
lions Shortly after O'clock, While Mr.
bearing upon tho nnesfton IN Tis.,pssny ~.
Jones Of Arkansas who was ta,nnnrariiv T.
the chair, said: 1The senator rom inyy,s y
ana will suspend, It ia manifest to Tho chat,
that q quorum OF file Senate Is not nrasant
THE chair. Therefore dirants +hot paes ,a
cali Of the Senate The clerL viii eoi, o t,,o
roll rms unusual direction from the chair
c chea.esa some surprise among senators in the
= In accordance wifi, thn raco,,,a,,,..,.,.
Of the President The Senate NJ the ha;n
ming Of Its session IN the Sath +oni, oesn.
rendered recentIy hx atiicerag service:
navy and revenue cy+ tor Iu i1sn " tne
ton of the general deficiercv h;, ns as,
clnde'2 and the measure WAS nass mde cp y
tached to the bill. nracticaiIv Nv renerof oo az
sent, It relates fo tho settlsmsont ~ c ~
claims Of the government against the Paciae
railroads. q" It was offered bv SStr Mnrnan
Of Alabama, who made IA strong appeai neal to
the Senate for its adoDtion Mr. FRYE nj
Maine reported from the COMMITTEES on com.
merce joimt resolution recognizing the cal.
the revenue cutter Hudson and ~ his ~
eff'cient and n,.r reuehue cutter service for
mana ~ thn , ntta..1 II services IN COM
Mia. The resolution estend sG th th at Ma.
Conrrass' 70 Iin',t N SA.enIs tne tnanks 81
paiisntrv T.; ~ + i.eae .newcomo Tor his heroic
and his orav .no os aE.lyn az Xaraenas' "nen ne
of hnr ne o S.sW aesGue4 the WlnsioW ana such
killed and nroycs fo m0a neen disabled or
ficers and hhm rn, silver medais Tor bis OF.
his cra aM" DTen H. inenais Ior tae members OF
tho McCn,,ncl Nc, p,uren Uape Hodgson OF
Cd With 'tut' Pay, Inc resolution was adopt
q" "i'ho"t ueuatc.
Late in .ne afternoon on the Goth ths
Senate, cleared the legislative decks Tor
what may be the final action upon the Ha-
Wailan annexation resolutions Through its
action the last Of the appropriation bills that
n nave been &c pending in conference were dis
After debate lasting three hours the Sen .:
ate finally receded from it's amendments to
the sundry civil bill and adopted the confer
ence report on the Indian appropriation BILL
planned that it was necessary that the re-
ports should be agreed to TODAY. as this was
the last day of the fiscal year. He pointed
ont that IL the bills were not laws by mid
night, they would have to be passed again
by the two branches Of Congress. The de-
Congress to remain In session several xvecEs
longer.
Nor ,,o.,,,- 81. ,,
had unsr Sn Inrs On on t4e Isl the Senate
t tiv,'S: Ing mIst iorhat speech IN favor OF
tme resolutions wa, was delivered by Mr.. Pettus
notr;otic A'i., 1 LIS ADDRESS was strong and
me QUESTION was III no sense party issue,
put me proposition was one which ought to
of men Of ali norties He had J. he.tofR "n,
loquy with Mr. Caffery 7lDem In ! IN tn.
course of which the latter intimated that tho
Alabama senator was affiictei WITH sani,,t,
Mr. Pettus' retort was vigorous and rasoGt.
full Of What he termed on Insult Mr. Gnf
frey Subse0ueutiy dis,.,aimed anv ;ntent;nn
Of Insulting Mr., Tettns Mr pottrs so;a
one uf the objections urged against Haw.iio~
annexation was that tha acumjsit,n ~ that
territory would cOmpel the jInited states -
construct and maintain nj e,nrmons e~nanso
q powerful navy and narh.,s ',u"in4pp; .
,arr, stnndin, army az W.. Inv ni"iu .
Tinted States to l,;iid nroat .eau .Is
no s:I hnna r. Col - tSs.in 10y W, sa'u
t,,,nc tho Inv WHOM n'r ,o,.-. I,,;,, WI wei
.rfI,I tb,E a. m..i;n, 20 10 W 50 pow
-. ;e nfca, ~ ; y. tis WIN WiH ever
fi,s hd ,,,,, ,,d,.i = III feL
tIr,, maj II ti,nrn was NJ uroo a,,a sase NJ
81, thr nen,liu., r,Snlmtinn So 49,. ~ W.
10 cha1in, M. rnjos he wonid W. taw aI i,s
+hc Scnatr 10 tnan mn +h, ,sn,a no' ICY Soy ~
thu: u,aicrirs covnrre4i ,,v the niSor iarce o.
~>' 's Ihe na'n"fi.y'
In the House on the, 18th the conference
report upon the bankruptcy bill was adopted
y! vote or 134 to - and the measure will
so now to the President: Speeches In op-
position ~ the reported bill were made BY
Mcssrs.. Terry tDem.) Of Arkansas, De Ar
ninnd n)pm' ct Missouri and McRae Dem }
or Arkansas; and in support of the measure
t'y MesSrS; Henderson Repl Of Iowa, Un-
'.TN"cn ti'sNl.l OF AlaDama anu Kay (Rep)
~. NJ" i"rh.
Tho House on the :9t;. dismissed of nur,.
i,,.r nf mnn ;ures .n1 inriSontoiir on;an na !.