Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-21

Long Considered.
Washington, d. c., December 90
This has been a day Of excitement and
surprises in Washington
Events moved with rapid.ty and when
The sun went down public men in all
branches Of the service were nervous
and worn out from the tension.
Reports came of panic in securities
throughout the country. and here in
Washington affairs moved a, the pace
of a kaleidoscope. The House Nenezu-
Ella committee bill was amended in ma
-erial respects by the Senate foreign re-
At.Cns committee and then by q sudden
change ;n sentiment In the Senate was
passed unanimously just as IL came
from tle House, then an adjournment
resolution frCu tomorrow over the
HOLIDAYS was passed by the Senate. only
-0 De- followed by an urgen- message
from the President. strongly advising
prompt action for The reform of cur cur
rency system and the maintenance Of
pubic credit
A. tho otbs~ end of -ba avenue. the
p.3 ,u, O', ' 5 c,L',s+ ,I % 'Is',s rseefysd yei
prompt advices of the course Of events
here and ON ,be public exchanges.
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or -he c-o-nel were present eNcepD oec.
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OF Town me uuaiie.1l ...l.,'.i s..l1.,ou va, a
me pr-nc-pal ,lplc OF con' SIs''-o,., an,
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NOT tA\JltA7d-A i1l1O Of-I FL
The message was not tavoraoN re-
ce.vad ln the senate Inc sUIl'iiI"1
adi0urnmel- upon tAe mcC0h OF sen
ator CockreN. one Of the Democratic
leaders. Immediately af-er the conc.u-
sion Of the reading Of the message, was
taken on the Republican s.de as a as, as,
poS---~I No,
seriously. ~ s.eua b,s
UP. CocAre-i 0etl--.eu ~ - ~
mouon OF 20 u-sou77 --.,.-, -
preprle-y =. - - l,.,,s- ~, mos
az ~. 5.5 ,'-. v.,nt IN cr;+i-
-.o..' W.. 5.'& t,--.tl--'. .-
-,-s-,~ rorss IF Arkansas when in
--,.,-,-,.s5 s.D,lv remarked that he
-borot -,e senate would sit tO-mor-
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Saro-o- Alison thought there would
IN. % reosss ro-wt+b--9nding the mes
s9ce rs tba Senate had already passed
n resolution TO that effect before the
message was received.
Senator Haw,ey said It appeared 10
him as IF the President was in Bull
Rn1 manic and Senators Teller and
CuuOm. when seen by rep!.1eI'
agreed that it locked rs Il Jne freS.' il-
was trying 90 onset tne eU5c' l' - -
Venezuelan message ana lha1 ~ W.
beginning 20 look as u lne IeS-,',.,' 49,,
had concluied lr3ul ."7 .,,-..-oe-o
ner in when me el.'C c,.,- - ,,.,,,IJ
had been recei'ed ..l. - - bo r,fobt
follow any Sus5es--o" '-'
make .-.-,--DrD
WAS DULY. CuN9ll, Cu.'S7l ,.1. I. - - nav
That the admin-s.ra-l.ou '..,a1 ues ~ 80,
en- precipit9-sly In the Nenezusl'n 60 -,
IS evidenced by tae IaCl. w. OIre,'s ~
become known, taal 0ec' - -, ~,
famous letter defining sne Mouro1 ,.- ~ 80
crime was considered Tor IuilS wv
months before being dispatcueu 'o ~ -l
b7ssador Bayart for del-ve's 20. ~ -, +5a+ y
Salisbury Moreover .t IS q lac1 -. Ia.
The Presidents message VIZ - Pc. Ii, liz
hastily reduced TO exact l9l,I, -, -
was the subject OF o7ep 49, - a.
for alm0s. six months IoI nc
good reason 20 believe Jnat 1ne auNV.s-
response OF Lord Salisbury 10 80 - 80,
Olnev's note was expected by the resi-
dent. IL is noted that the President 5
message IS "a distinct advance IN our
for whereas the latter was coullll11 ~ %