The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-26

sage. on IN otion OF senator Sherman. wae rc-
, n,tt 70 inc committee on Foreign Affairs
immedistely after tho adjournment Senators
gathered In little groups to discuss the mes
Senator sherman said, The message is
be thought out IL would be menifestiy ef im ~
proper Tor me to say more"
scnator Hale. Chairman Of the Committee on
Naval AUairs-Nery clear indeed. There are
no violent RECOMMENDATIONS at all. Tho only
senator Hiscock-T is very excellent mes
ssa lge, indeed: / have no question, that the
a andI no doubt MT that the whois country will re-
sp sama, 20 nm bnno, virc,,0 ,, r,r, H. A..
House served Tor years T ns wlG N rnS
the S;ommittcs s,, on Foreign Affairs, said em-
ported in the stand he has taken. and he will
Senator White of Louisiana. whose seat ad.
aud said the Southern Statos would be found
In tho front when vindication OF the national
Senator Allison. Chairman of Committee on
Aphropriations-A good message. strong and
senator. Frye tRep member Of the Commit
toe on pSrsgn kGatonThe v z
itself to tho people OF the country beyond per-
otherwise than 70 support the President in his
D% Senator .E Mitchell ,Rep,-1t is strong able
ed. hat am in favor Of maintaining the dignity
and san honor Fl the cSSuntIy e the utmost
aans 4nd %
animation q Al tho facts by the President y
Hatsr VIII WIFI bs hs ~ Es and
Senator Plat us.r.l-yfhe Presidents mes
sage presents case in which. unless the corre-
other construction of the conduc! of Chill land
have NO idea that II Will. the United States
tnh protection OF 1tS Suilpra think the aantt-
ment of the. whole country ought to sustain
e ans rss n IN % to his
mtteS On Foresn ea9ions ss said al 'f That o The
the wheR yesg f
that that would have to be weighed and fairly
demandod and challenged the s" oatriot E az.
tention of every Senator. end that. SO far as he
the committee and in the Senate Chamber.
Senator Morgan tDeml another, member Of
what Similar terms TSe MESSAGE he sais
was NV very imporatatt document and would
the careful attention which 1t deserved.
Senator Kenna lDem.) said tho message was
a clear. candid statement OF the situation. ut
to n' Is Tas e
not de!ract from the soundness Of the docu-
=, Senator Dixon tRep Tho people are behind
Senator shoap THE is sSpnd.
ceye popular support The American people
VII stand no more nGnsense;
spondenee; an analysis inspired, by the very
10 the
dignity Of the United States all the world over.
SUSTAINED by the trstimony we can soy moth.
ing az yet When ] have read the testimony
con say more about that.
Senator Paddock lRep)-A vigorous. tenn
perate well con sidcred statement.
Senator Chandler RSp. (.Strong. yet courte:
the American people. His sentiments must re-
eeiyo th ms support OF every nation on the globe
Senator Gordon lDem,-From the Presi-
dents standpoint. tho message is a strong
Senator colqui it, dem, Tho message is .
express my opinion must read the testimony:
support the. President in this. This is not a
political matter. and heartily approve of his
Senator Palmer Dem.l said he listened to
the leading OF the message mess With very great in-
Senator Jones' Of Arkansas tDem. TT is .
temperate. sensible message: like its tone.
vsry rm aafsn of AZ aaa
iiittis further t!an w Prssidsns lie Sssss his
upon the mon themselves the foundation Of
Senator Cullom Rep.)-That's good strong
message. There is meaning in every word.
II these fellows don't back out we'll have to
Senator y DHys {Rep member Of the Com r.:
Chat war would % 1 not a' sspsrvene o%eVsT
he said. Chilli should not apologize and with.
gray at Malta mote noshng % be LETT pus
Tho Senate Com mittee on Foreign Relations
the message and documents into consider
alton.
TALKS WITH REPRESENTATIVES ~
There was an almost general feeling among
members OF the House. irrespective OF party.
strong case After the reading Of the message
had been completed members gathered In little
il the CLOAK rooms. and discussed ths sitas-
ton. as presented by the message. These pri.
iieerent feeling but in Isl sSeaEins Tor publica-
ton most Of the members were conservative.
There was no rstiGence howexsr nearly ever
was clear, from the readiness with which they
responded to requests for views on the situa-
ton. that the matter had received some
Nj. Hit Of ILLINOIS tRep.l former Chairman
message was a, splendid PRECIPITATION. able
FsssSeHs Pa5i as
Mr.. McCreary Of Kent9ctky Dem ! said; ~
We find it."
Mr.. Beitzhoover Of Pennsylvania Dem.i-As
1t looks to me Mr.. Harrison is pluming himself
for 1898
Mr.. O'Neill Of Pennsylvania rep. "a most
ablo State paper. and a clcar statement OF the
case
Mi O'Neill OF Massachusetts, Dem ~ would
be very sorry to see war. but expect that our
national honor will he sustained. We should
enforce the matter II Chilli does not apologize
and make due reparaton.
Mr. Reed Of Maine (kep.) declined to express
himself
Mr. Cultivate OF Ohio dem. 1.-The message
was most excellent Documents strong. pa
triotic. and diplomatic presentation Of the
case. Congress- will certainly support the
President until satisfaction ID given. I think
we could bring Chill to terms by destroying
Mr. Lanham OF Texas Dem Tho message
is an able presentment OF the situation. and
calculated TO arrest the considerable attention
Of al t y. y people. The case made
crate treatment on the part Of our Govern
nlent, unless tho reasonable demands Of the
President shall be substantially complied
Mr.: storer Of Ohio tDem. Its . good legal
document. II the President made any Fspet.
tons 1t was to make the statement clearer and
more emphatic: 1 like the tone, but don't
MIR. Dolliyer II Iowa tRep. eIts great mes