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SATURDAY, FRBRuARE IS.
Senate United States.
Feb. II. 1906.

WI FE0s lSs low
81 n, sn,4x, Of Maryland, iubmitted the FOL.
"A s;nsrsCdntion, which was read, and or.
d,c,d % lie for confederation.
s. R.sly.A That trom ard after the ---- day
N - aext. il lhall not be lawful to import
;ato ia: Ualt.d States, on board aay foreign
hu, auy goods, wares, or merchandise, other
q ,ba6 fueh as are Of the growth, produce, or ma.
#rafs9ureof III. nation to which Iuch foreign ihip
hill s.long, except on board lae lhips Of tach
tSsign hstiaas who admit the Importation into
lh.r ports Of goods, although they are not the
growth, produce, or manufacture OF the United
States, in ae'lhps or'yegsis of the u. States
& NJ. Alam,, sgreeably to notice, Yesterday
,ked and obtained leave TO preient bill, which
AMONG other proyifons authorities the PfeGdent
10Th. United States in cafe of being diirsipscs-
fully treated by any foreign miniter, 10 order
hin to withdraw from the feat Of government or
from the the Limited States, and In cafe fnch mio-
Rb!er within does not 70 withdraw,
iuihOri6ag the PrsGdenr TO rauis him to be feas
home.
On Wednefaay, the Senate took up tks.repors
Of The COMMITTEE to whom was seierfed tina; pari
ct.ths Pfed5en's medlgc that relsles 70 the az ;.
st60us Of Britain.
rhe 6t& retohtion, which is as follows, was
\ adopted st1iss eOs;tadieeate
I. Ry6tvt9, That the capture and cord .mna
rcn, uudef the orders Of the Brniih government,
and silpditation of their courts Of admiralty,
q American veasfs and their cargoes, en- the
Es''1t o. their being employed in trade with
as enemies Of Great Britain, prohibited in tiE,e
. saes,ls 40 unproyoked aggrefion> On tho pro-
PsiY ctsthe citizens of theie United States, a
ye'a'lon OF their neutral rights, and an eacroach.
M'O' upon their rational independence
~ Tue iecOnd refofution which as foilowz:
:. :. k.f'iSad, That the preiaent of the Uaised
oSS sss EqaefeG TO demaud and inGlt upon the
TATTOO o. the property of thsir citizens, cap.
s'a sno condemned on rbe protest of its being
, . IN trade with the enemies of Great
S'.4'' prohibited il time of pc &c; aad upon
Ns laOsnnih sason Of fuch Americas citizens,
.,. 'usl iohsa and damages folsained by theie
'y'uies and condemnatianss: and to enter into
- ~; arrangements with tao Btirin government,
4. ~, , saa atother DIFF reares fulfilling between
- ~ .sO nations, (and particularly respecting the
se. .,las% ' OF American feam.n, as may be CON.
S, ssu' win the honor and intercfs Of the United
&, W. a0d manifsa their earnc& deGre to obtain
Oo,.. snlslvs' and their citizens by amicable nc
,s-sa '' shatioeice to which they arc Untitled
Ta,s ec0rs'tAslon srof., relative 10 tho details.
,oooe.; principle, contained in the refo!ution, no
~ re, was made. The Senate adjourned at
y sls.l 0ouf without coming 10 any deciaon,
p.ada a.1oay' after iome debate on feyeral a.
20, d S.s offered, none of which were agreed
a1vN u No commenced on the refoluuon gene
M,cn nnslirs' llrasl Smith. S. Smith, And.rlon,
,S.sssa' Bayard, and Worthington Fpoks [; wfcn
Goa. '-'e adjourned without coming TO desi,