New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
PATRIOTIC REMARKS IN THE SENATE.
CONTINUING THE DEBATE or THE ARMY BILL
RID CLOUDS FLAG.

RI ID CLOUDS fIAu
WASHINGTON, April 6.-Ar. Logan took the
floor again to-day further advocacy OF the Army b
lie expressed the hope that the bnl would be voeo on
Today He read from public utterdnces of President
Washiu show that patriotic ohceTs vie" Oh Tue
advantage country Of suncen force q trainod
soldiers also from the puoc utierances OF iTeSuent
Garfield and other public men same eject. Re-
ferring to recently exposed Of the Imprisonment
OF an American citizen In Cuba report on whoh ns'
bsen made 10 the Senate by Mr.. EdBunds Mr Logan
said that American citizens might be imprisoned ior
wear or mora CUBA and America Was unable 10 assert
her strength To secure them even trial oir' saiu
Mr. Logan eli ha the power, which 1 have not and
do not ever expec to have EXERCISE but 1t Is In the
ericap pcoplr and there tress-if should weld III
to-day no American ctzen would ever lie ro'ung III 'ne
dungeons ANY foreign power without having MS case
examined and fairly treated. Loud applause III the
gaeresl sir, would use the power of the American
people against SPAN or England or any oher power "
protect The American citizen"
Mr. Hale entered upon the broad discussion OF tile Dill
Oh IT'S merits He saw no reason for me pioposeo IN
crease In the Indian problem Onchah the present ne
believed would sufficient to take care OF any pros
pectve Indian trouble and as TO tho Monroe doctrine
Tor whose aud maintenance the increase OF the
Army WAS ended Mr Hale hoped that doctrine
| would always be maintained and enforced and never
abandoned. The mere question OF SIZE OF the army
however, would never be matter OF consideration ID
| the discussion of any matter involving the Monroe
When Captain Ingrahsm eshotted the guns OF the
St LOUIS and compelled Austriaus 10 release Martin
Kostza regular OF the United STATES was only
IL 900; but had been 10000 the demand OF secre-
tary Marcy would have been no hrmer Inc wholc
theory Of a standing army in this country. Mr. Hale
said. WAS that 1t should DO mere sKe'c-
! tom and that when largo armies were
| needed legions OF the American people womb
MOI only would the veterans OF the late Union army
rusa forward the ranks, hut tue men of the late Con
feer.te armies yielded up their cause al Appowat
toI would respond readily as the soldiers OF the
Northern armies There was 10 doubt Mr. Hale sau, Oh
The need ships The present ships were dropping 10
pieces under the feet III tie men who manned Them
Gu and Tor ,ihcations wrre indis pensaDie 49,.
| Mr. Logan asked Mr. Hale how lie would man those
gus and fOrtincauoba 49,. -. ,..
and at once they had TO he built aud
We had need ~ present for mon 10 man guns OF
orthcatons than We had need Tor ueh Al the Top Vi
Washington Monument. Laughter ,. J.,
Mr. Mnnder.on snppored the MIL Every Indian, ne
said had IA good Winchester rifle IL was only q Us
ton OF tiue ami probably snort time Mnen 'n1 h 20
would be trouble with Red lond and his wssf ,m ne
paIans al Kill the nrs of their number
r 10 Inc passage Of the OIL
ate providing for tho purchase OF tue
MIR Dawee said that Rei Cloud bad erected tho ohteu
state. nag over his home and thought himself as I'm,
portan a. the President OF the United States lie du
no anticIpats the troubles referred TO by MI MAD
MI logan .eeured an arrangement by which vote
bai lie TAKEN not than o'clock tomorrow on MI
Uses mot OIL strike OUT the second section OF the
Army BILL
EUROPEAN EXCLUSION OF AMERICAN PORK.
WASHINGTON, April tSpeciaD.-Mr. Phelps
from the House Committee Foreign Affairs to-day re-
ported the following resolution;
THAT the Secretary Of State be- and Is hereby re-
10 transmit. not incompatiblo the with puphe
interests Of all correspondence between MS Depart
meut and the ptesent stves OF France, Germany
Austria and any European country which has pa"
tally or entirely restricted tge importation OF American
pork referring the facts OF such exclusion or ros'ro
non AID tue reasons therefor"
The committee In the accompanying report say
.No reasonable efforts should DO spared
10 Tree so important product OF TINS country
from exclusion from the markets OF Europe
Tn. co,re,popdence wher submitted may show tina
ms OF n-r the unheathiuiDess OF AesieAl
n.rL was assrusd, II this ~ss The only r'sHoi
..irn-u At the IL may have been "itnuIAw
or liner re sons added for II seems scarcely propno
Thai AZ IA st retaiued the only gronhd whch cases
rch,no.s are st reported Of frequent occurrence
nh. long the exclusion oil Inc AMorcai
nroInc, Tho knOw ledge that some better ana sfonpr
rouns for exclusion have been assigned Dy THESE o"r
srnmeuts would 10 10 aay feeling oi INJURY "hic'
| nifty sugxcsts the proprlety vi rot<hsuo"