Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06
The Senate Discussing a Cloture
Bill.
MORGAN TALKS OF LODGES INTENT
Says Resolution is the Predicate for In.
parchment
Either OF the President or Secretary
of stnte-Lodsc DcnIes--Thc House
Discussing an Anti-Pooiing NH.
bills Introduced in Both Houses.

N-..,.,.
'ssVf'' bsc' o.-ihe sNut'e
showed its first signs Of animation to-
day. Altho,to, tn. s.ssi,, ,a,,ot o,,ti
a..
80 s'oeh ohly therf was Time enough
Tor several brisk debates
MIR. Vests effor,a % sec,,,.s 4, chaneo
4, 80 -. a.
"a WV i"ies an oruer 10 eNpeulte senate
business was the chief event OF the
day. Tho usnai aull,sss ~ &, ltsr,,ssi,n
- W -
- tuies W''s onset py the prevalent
feeling that cloture rule would have
much to do Mt this na,.ticuinr ti,na Win
,,,,,,;,,,. 80, 80. =,
Psuu'is V"ilir Dii's atectlhs coal iron
and sugar.
Mr. Vest was formeriv onnoeed IN
c1o,,,ra ~. 49,, 49,, -,
'9'ns' pu' 'ou'S ne ahnouNoeu ms
conversion and said cloture was i'm
perative TO maintain thc dignity and
sais ra.,,,,,. ~, 49, -. ~, a..
.sSpVHs VI 'ne sena's anu '"e
esteem OF the public.
Mr. Chandlaf'a sarcasm nj MFR vests
corve,.s,or o,t,,..,,a a. Ave-.
,r
The question went over until tonior-
row when Mr. Vest viii try to secure
n ,.oto ,r,,,,,,.t,,,- 49,. ,.,,,,,, .,,,,,,t,,,,
80. -. 80
slant.
Arntter fca,,,. q, .s,o aa,. ,,as the
sI'arp uepate Oh ulH Shiha-Japal uueh-
tion brought out by Mr.. Lodges reso-
luton calling for information as 10 the
torturlng Of two Japanese students
who We're under American protection.
MIR PETER made the first formal
speech of the session. criticlsing from
n Populistlc point. tho recent issue OF
bonds and piN,lns- hia Views ON FINANCES.
Thera vros NOT a uuortim nresent
when ths senate mot today, but as
there was no demand Tor a quorum
,s,,in,c,
ni,is ,,,,,o t,,,rod,,c.a h,, NJ psr,-,
,IS., w ,.,,..,.as ~ ~, no tsr-
'.i te' - 1,,hta.,n,'' 40 ~ nartio,s ~
the Indion Ter,.itnrv. Ia, Mr. polph
usep'l pi pieg"L, 20 sNei,bt t ia,n
GUY lurelsi, sNnto ~. a., ~ t,, , r,,''
Ore. eNposielohs ny ". iaulilpl' 'i' I'M
OF virginia, 10 remit we nnes ,I,u Is,n-
alties on the naval shlps ~ horkioWtl'
Baltimore. Newark ana Inihue Illhla;
by Mr.. Dolpn' TO forfeit une uhsarh ~
public lands grlntea 20 ra a,l.sl ~ ny
by request, for the Investigation OF the
plans for u unit OF labor
The venerable Mr. Morrill, RepD OF
Vermont arose at this point, and with
1 huch ehfHes'ntNa' IN ~, ~ 49,. ,,,s
wonld address the senate on SOME
marvellous senate bills and some quack
panaceas for real and imaginary MS
The vice president laid before the
senate tho resolution Of Mr.. Lodge
calling on the secretary OF state for In
formation as 10 the execution Of two
Japanese students By Chinese auihcri-
ties while the students Nero uhaer ihe
protection OF the United Sta'cs'
Mr.. Lodge said he appreciated the
dcdeacy Of the question. He reviewed
the hideous orueites to which The Jap
under the protection OF this country.
and said II the facts were as bad as
had been published. some one was very
much 10 blame u they wore not, tins
government should be vindicated from
the charge.
MT. chandler Ahepp OF neW iia,''p
shire suggested that az the senator
from Alabama or, Morgi,nl was ehair-
man OF the foreign relations commit
toe IL would be wen 10 know " ne saw
any objection TO securing SPEEDY IN
formation.
Mr.. Morgan, replying, stated war