The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16

that statement had mover been denied II had been
publicly denied. lie read the published ectresp@cn. on
Sp anish Minister and Mr.. Bdwaras Pierrepont
MIR. fircu Qlep., New snid he had never seen
that contradiction. and had no knowledge tnat tne
statement made had been conttadicted. In tie lace
OF that contradiction he could do nothing more tian
retruct what ho had stated on that point,
Mt. BUTLER said he was glad TO hoar the retrnc'
ton and il he hod time follow ~ TIC otEer sian
dors on honorable men he hnd M doubt tnerc would
be other reractions ohc OF these sIanuere was NAV
Spanish Minister and bad also written tho Presi-
dents message, and that tc was IN the pay VI botI
Cushing never knew OF that MESSAGE until sner II
had boen road In the House, and he he'd never re
tor. directly or indirectly, on any occasion--Cubs,
Chill, Peru, or anything else. lie believes that
the Cuban insurrecton bad rot broken out and
sought to emhroll the United Statea In war With
aud snSeTed to the United states What had "
ruE cuDAss IN Ssw roRw
been doinst Esd they been derived OF sentinc
drms to tLer friends In Cubat Not at all Tho
ernment that Il they choose to tuv arms and am.
unilion aud munitions OF war 80 long a. hellige-
,Cncy was no. S recGsn,e9 ~ ,sey cosM put then on
States port, and send them under the Am, -cau nAg
unqucsiioned and unsearchcd until tnoy got Within
marine league Of tie Island OF Cuba
Mr.. LOGAN (teD., ln) rcplied 10 Mr.. Butler In
verv animated manner, criiicsing him sharply In
reference to lis suggestions ubou, tho use OF Cuban
bonds. Once thore bud not been n stronger advo
cate OF Cuban Independence in the Hou.e OF Renre-
scnta,ises than the gentleman from Massachusetts,
and now he was on n other side OF tie question:
aud insinuated that Cul au bonds had Influenced
tho votes OF members Cub1u bonds, he asserted,
had no influence on nemhers Gold wns lar betor
had been used on cithor side II would have been
manners, contrary to good fifth. IL was an act
which ought not to be recognized as
ruz ACT or A oyNrLgNAs.
tApplause in tho galleries. which called forth lee
iure irnm tho sroakcr1
Mr.. LooAs weut on to saw tha, lie meant no rer.
scph offence, hut u at he perfectly astonisn me I
at the gentleman from Massachusetts OPnt'erl roing
| of without authority, hunting IN Witnesses in an
attempt 10 throw dirt on the reputation OF his 'eoV
member. lie was asionishe to sec lin lButlerl,
tho friend OF humunty. tive hicnd Of good reouta-
terest Of monarchy aud oppression. of blood and
carnage, and in opposition to liberty AVID freedom,
to class his brother members with thieves and va-a
bonds.
As to the rent thAt there no war in Cuba,
no wanted to know what
rHB THIRTY SPANISH GUSpoArs
that were allowed to leave New York wcrr intended
for' Was 1t to 70 lsting OF C'pc Cod (Lau'hter !
There was war in Cuba, nnd all that was asked ~
that that fact be recngnizcd and thot to Cubaos
gnrroted, burned, dsembowed, but shall I've treat.
cd as prisoners Of war. He thouyht he conld give
the reason why there was such onncson TO
the recognition OF bolgerency. II was not from
fear Of being euhroiled in war; i wns because n
Few gentlemen had been sent to Madrid to mike 'r.
rancoments with General PIN for the purchase OF
the island OF Cuba, when II 10 be urnel to
TIE Cubaas for hundred million dollars That was
TIE " ik In the cocoanut -the meat In the ecg.
Would the gentleman from Massachusetts say that
tia, wSs not the fact' He tMr. Loeau) hap cned
object OF ali those appeals tina, he had hear
to-day AZ to the Presi 'ents message lie said that
| If General Grant hal not been up In Pennsylvania
vIsniso 70. Trout
when the message written, he wonh not have
signed IL as readl as he had done. Hc (Mr. Lngan)
was sorry that the Pres lent had si-nei 1t. II was
and no was sorr, to see tho President rut upon tho
record ,mni..stating the law He appealed 20 the
ans he appealed not let the Democrats boat them
snyG5 g.sK, S Ss ;ssK so,Tse SSr tn. sosa
Amer be had closed, Mr.. BrseH.H moved to re-.
consider the vote by which the msin qnes,ion was
Mr. BLpRIDoK moved to lay the motion TO recon.
slider on the table.
The vote was tsken on Mr.. Eldridge's motion In
INTENSE sxcIrEMgNr
on tSe MOO, % M and 10 tSs rrowaed Tssr'ss and was
Mr.. Cox moved an adjournment.
Sr. MAYNARD inquired as 10 the effect OF an sd
The sPEAKnR replied that the effect would be 10
place The resolution at the bottom Of business the
Speakers table.
MIR. IssERsoLL inquired whether. " 30, It would
| probably he reached before next session.
The SrEAKER-Some time arer this Air Line
Railroad bill. lltOars OF ughter.
The House refused to sdJOurn-62 10 f0A
| The main question WAS then recorsidered, srd
Mr.. BIsauAh offered as a substitute for the resoiu
lion o. tue minority the third section OF the rosolu
| tion OF the majority modaed as follows:
| That the President ia hereby authorized TO remon
IN Cubs has B, en- conducted and he shall deem 1t ex
| pedienL TO solicit tho cooperation OF other govern
| mentssn such measures as he may EN- necessary to
secure from both conendng part e. AZ obseI o
tho avs Of war recognized by all civilized natons.
| Tho previous question Vas seconded, and As thai
| presented new phase " The question, bringing NJ
| the question as the unfinished business tomorrow
| the House at sovon O'Clock adjourned alter an ex
citing session OF eilht hours.