New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-03

rendiacation He spoke to-day for tnose han was
IN itnuse, Who were numerous .ia' i &C.
OF the House h,tever we're their sympathes IN re-
oarf 70 the struggle in Cuba. hai Iose Of Rem
to the eXpedien an Oh practcs declaration OF war
against a Powe:. with when WI r,,, we "'e
NE was opposed to passing sush and with
tions without fair amount o. judgment was against
oo o tie Government to a co mstrs from
might turn the nhoe lren no S ne to those OF
Ne was not enamoured with me pc md saw that
lie was not afraid to st nre was nothing seductive
about the prospects Of war va honor and neces-
Was Ieyandci it, He did not mean to say Ln' nro
adoption 81 the resolutions "pu vas The enter
n n s ~Ha that the House was entering ON rsht
which nigh; lead to war anu ,aS, no, 10 do that
ruy OF spenso Of the rules. but only N
ance with every RUE u ae,ns' lie repeated that
such acnon ives Of the American people snouin
NOT proceed IN o matter OF th's h''' WIN
haste ,-,-,.,rr
~,s Dom. \. " advocated the rcso-
,r,ions The gentleman from Maine ''''' .'
,too,sd On account Of lack OF Information.
~ $780,. Gentleman had read the proclamato'S u
ro,ar,, Wevler he had all the iniorih'uo'' '',"s
NOS desired II General Grant whem nrnnnrna
Of the Sn Whole civilized world would have s@5p1
in horror and every nation %1r'a trimmings would
me nnare Weller with Alva or win pam ocd
nor would he call him VOL d. ~ ~ him that he
~ tho senate but he would say " namyhter and
was "a CHA monster Of desPo''hh reath the atmos-
applause; p poisoning 9sjv, T,,n "i' ~ -.
p' PIN answer TO Mr.. Turner'S argumen' al MIR
Cuban patriots HAVING 10 ,hey held ground in
C'ha Than the Confederacy had M, ns,u c,mter And
tom one yea, "a mai n General John C. Brech
rdqe and Juba Early had Hihlnu a. l,acco and
ton around osintaimed theirs around Havana tine
prospects Of the Confederacy wou he time of the
mich brighter than they we're al 'Ne "'"'
battle OF Bull Run. applause .r
,,opr OPPOSITION TO THE RESOLO THUMB
~. Mccall Rep. Mass opposed the resoiu''o"'
..,1,,od "a no one in sympathy for me ,up,n
a,r,o,s bu, the House OF Representative .s-
he governed not by its sympathy pu' ~ ana
mont and should not start on, WIN ,oa, the
enthusiasm on pathway when mig" re many
ehlh ~ var The fact that there WIZ nj
Amrricau citizens In cuba might "rican capital
no The fact that millions OF CT O. ro,hinr The
ing my invested there might count Tor ho,In11v had
TACT that the business m"n ~ ar the last three
been orTs ySi count for nothing But !, sSould
him that the Committee on , ~ lstrp exec
GiTe 10 uy some definite information 40 the
The effect which the rssouli09hs that the benc
p, ,o he conferred by belligerenSy omid derive
that under imt'I henedis as the Cubans .oso,,
Nj Moody uRep.. Mass aiso upp ,,ith the Views
lions and expressed h's ca"
OF MF rcrr Dem Va) said that as ,he o' nho op
4 4.
Der OIL tle ir,ions he felt like one ~ao -
~ NJ. some banquet hall des"'.,u' n,ointv %
not 10 be dive',odI NV his brother member % ~
NM, toe. from expressing ms non ~. rrslil-
about w IN IND resolution. II presented 10 -,
HTii,in in the case Of the lIls" 49, Tor local self
strugsnne 0ro,,Id be considered by 'r'"t ~ -. ,h
a. an afrron, II declared ,hn, ,hcr nations be-
49,, states believed. and that Va,' - IN, col-
,,d mat the only perinarcn' SOU TO-, , ~ g.. ba
es, was in recognizing iNS ,1r woud rather do
ne e" plrn ihinking" ana he asked. VIZ VIZ ,.h7cb
have we TO dictate TO = iyfs.s" MAJ sort .. gov
eminent any 1,,sh Of the resolution was mat !.
, ~. ~, ~, erant 20 the Cuban patrol, '~' -
Hie rn,ncnt OF their own. basel upon W. 80. n
Goveliii', men The United state wa 10 tl.S y
the peope, t nv. ~ arms The southern cope
to thgn, y, continued. are not i2f va, ~
Nr. inII hr, of H. They know "hai II j. lh'y
nave t '. ~. hurden aud heat or the 1aS N'''"s'
No., ,,enrs Of warrand they kno" VIZ tion
They today pursuing , ,'i ihey vii com, The
" men of MS Government and d.i.Yu 49,. ,s.
prainst any attack But today wnnDp' nj
sce", svmpathy ar" boldly an" v 49,, in nv
IenIng war win Spain. TINS rs'oiu'''"' ." "''
! Judgment .houd not De pas''d'
MIR. HITS REPLY.
a. ,,..,.r.s sneech closed the arguments in OPP
/ It. :. IN. resolutions. and then the arguments
. ,or, ~ them wee closed by Mr.. Hltt lie ~
% 49, his hearty concurrence IN the views eN-
dressed by Mr. Bouieiie and Mr Turner as 10 APP
prec.aion Of the gravity OF me sl,unuIn ne snh
mite 70, on ,wo months Nearly six months ago Mr.
int said the reports showed ''st If H.
I n,r psnuDllc SO that the revoluiloiIsts had an
ermei force, II they had not alosetner Fo,
r,.nar, Th.y had n great organized movement
and mat wag begerency and war ana wa "ntl, ~,
to recognition We are nov c",rnn.n, ~ spain
| :. teiegrsm which have received from the ''ri'
.hfg Oh 80 utterly unlikely 1t IL that attempts viii
be made by Spain to pick quafie' WIN rs anu 10
SrIng on an unnecessary war That telegram reads
| r. h,vc received a dispatch from layl0r. tilted
States Minister at Madrid which MINK yHur com
mite and the members of the House shoald kho"
"Winister Of State has just called to express deep
regret that the mob has nsr..ed garcgona Goh
renara,ior and Informed me that his Government
on it's own motion has taken every prec"u'ion to
Mr.. Bontec asked Mr.. Hit what impression ina,
sbnmid prevent hasty action In taking course that
! would provoke hostilities with Nation that mani
Mr. Hitt expressed his belief that the resolutions
c cos i rosrct The resolutions important
House was wnE to do rs duty bHt the Tesoim
syae ThG right of IsareG m,fn s ss h1
! becn lust shown. Spain was not seeking quarrel.
PASSAGE OF THE RESOLUTIONS.
The debate here closed and several propositions
for a division Of the resolutions and for separate
votes upon them were ruled out by the Speaker
AT 81, the previous question was ordered. and on
a viva voce the question OF adopting the House
resolutions agreed TO, the few dissenting votes
| heinz drowned In the chorus OF yeas The yeas
| and nays were then demanded. and the Cuban rcso-
Itions were agreed by "a vote of 2G3 10 II. Those
voting in the negative Messrs. Atwood Mass.).
Boutellc Niaine). Gllleit lMass). Grout VT Me
| Call Cfass), Moody Mass.D. Smpkns Mass D..
1 Walker CVaJ and Wright Mass.). Republicans an
Messrs Black (Ga). Cobb Ala). Culbcrson TEX J..
Elliott o. CD Harrison Ga.). Russell 0il.) Tucker
/ Ua) and Turner (Ga) Democrats.
ANOTHER CUBAN RESOLUTION
IT REQUESTS THE PRESIDENT TO INSIST THAT
CAPTURED AMERICANS SHALL BE TREATED
AS PRISONERS OF WAR.
Washington March I'm the Senate to-day Mr..
Call dem. fla offered the following resolution