Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24
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w,suISeroy, d. c.. June is, le-'.
Dslr Frts Press and Tiucs:
The Presidents message on Cuban AFFAIR." n--
turaIy crea-ei considerable excitement smlue
tae aivocste- " recognition by o1r vsram.a',
especially coming as i,iiI Just up. the s.e 4
the rep .r: Of tie House committee on foreign re-
l.,i1ns. AZ has excited a good deal Il uu'reai-
ly caumea,on their part many Of thea Ieaala.-
Jug it as an improper stemTt TO influence the
action 4 Congress Ofc1ursc 10 va inieniel 60
influence the action Of Congress. Presidents
message, generally are bat l am unable Q. see
,h. Improperly Of the President giving bis
views upon any important public matter either
before " at.er it may have Been reported .g %
committee of course the facts and arguments
are open "a the same szsuinAr. "a as though they
came from any otter source. and sensible men
will give them ;he sane c9n-lerat..u, uo a..re
AMI ne les. Oa the Iue-av. General Banks
male lI- report 10 favor .f acknowledges BELLE
ce-eac7. and ST. wuari bis report on behalf oi
the minority af the committee, adverse ta tae
same. saer which Gen Banks proceeded 90 si-
dress 'a'H use 'n "a longest speech ny % 'ne '-'-
j'e'' 'ae a''' That he has i-ais 'Hs RISEN, ''
Sion The. galleries were well h"s'' anu q -''se
number Ut senator's cane over 90 hear what be
had 10 say. General Banks Is enc OF '-e
most t'ge.'s Speakers u tie j" .1'''
DE h's good hs1fe' ami 'u'
voice. though his tones sre sometimes
rather arune's" 'u''ei Do Is s'.I '1A' De '''''
7-'' extensive USE ' i's nn' .''' ''''' '''''
DE 1',' me VOC, e-t ''''''! Jul ''' '''-'
'D' "'N' -''' "'.- TIE ''''' 80 '''
OF The 'e''''' ns was o'''s'' To give ul' ,'',' .
very 't" I'-'i'@s- nS sl'''n VS. ID.
ois' ana i'. " '''''. '''''''7 '''
n.y. vas 'Pp''I'e' al It's '-''e' '''" %" '-' ''''
anu 10 me g''e'',S' 'u' '' "'s I'' 1''''
ny very ''''' ''i''''''' '' ''-''
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'' was 4''"''',i ny -'''' ',-'1'
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'.''sN'l iDe TUNA ii-'' VI
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favor q the majority report his speech was
quite au able one. ami well delivered Nr. vii
-..t.-..,..t .,...t If f;.r r,-ts ~, be-
nall OF the minority OF 'Ie 'ol'ln'''s'- lH' ''''-
Ter WAS finally decided 90 Thursday, by the
U.rso s..er,;n- Mr. Biurbam's Substitute. au-
.t-.-.-.. a.. p-..;l,,, o. -s,,.-,s,,.t. s.,,i,.t
'-''--''s 'N'
the oarharous manner IN "hlch the war Ia Ouua
was carried on. and 10 invoke the assistance Of
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N''''
cure due observance oil the laws OF war ny the
conteniiug parties. This probably settles the
,,,s,;,, ~ i,,tarfsrsuce in Cuban affairs for the
present congress
The Honorable Cd b. "hHtemore is IN tue
citv. and has several times been on the door Of
49, H.. Ia bas,,. o. 70. ,,ross,,,el HE .~,
leH''Als' anu II Il na'"'y P'o'"'ie '"'' H' "'''
have the opportunity Of taking the cath Of Office
Irr;r, the rrsssnt session as If he sbould pre-
.,
AIS f'p0-'' my
TO some committee Tn-cn W9uil MOI ma u con-
yenent to report during the present session. II
tho matter sbould he pressed 10 An issue imme-
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n'a'ely NV .'"' - -
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uoh oil thc ooun's "DIu' a. pla'nIy a. suy Oiie
VINO "'sneS wei iva Tue HA''O" "ou'' 0"'e 10
see M ". co..o Lo. boo, 81, ,bo e,.,l;,,
nv 81, i,..is
pr'lese o'1 nearly al '-e "eeA WIZ ~ ~
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opin'gus "e So a.
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