The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-17
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! .ng o. resolution directing thu committee
co foreign relations 10 make "a report 10
1850 s.late Qt a-l material tA-lS Oh tne
tatee,t stating specifically RnelheF
statr 90 War now existed So Cuba no"
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constitution asic QzEani1el g government,
and az waat place tne saa5 % government
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occupied ay tae iusUrseu,s ant u what
ta'eut ta-y Wo4i9 aGr1t our re.ANous
villa Spain.
Mr. sherman asked that the resolution
go over under i1e rios uotI tomorrow
afi ar Aikins aE7eutads
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ton Of 4 resolution calling cu the secrc-
tAtF - Treasury ;uf Gli9sHhi!oA as 20 ~
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lfr fur a9ll Is cnlrss
Sir Palmer DEEM. I'D offered Teso-
nucu N@-h weat over declaring tHat
United STATES would subyert existing legal
nua commercial values.
Air Cam 1n the new senator from tan.
made uis FIRST speech. ~ lrpiy criLlrizlhg
s. rotary t{osc Smith tir tins iatter's ~
reai rpapol4f 80 q s=u&te solution cdiI-
.uE for information rs % indiaN lanes,
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course a. QlscuyrteJus, misleading and
eyastte uad protested ju etaalf ~ me
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telHseut action ~ The secretary N mat
AL { O'Clock Ny Lodge Rep,. Aiass.l
was rrrlgui1ai for "A speech on iulAgrR-
urn .n support ~ the resolution for ad-
ditienu Enumeration Jaws
Senator I.uisc showed ~ existing law
trb- plupers 2iscaTeai persons c1nEcts
1nt contract ahorsrs are now denied ad-
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5,rksa rs,, ofass ~ excluded immigrants
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she general policy of restricting mnigIa-
ton AZ All,
II vas found as a result OF investlsa-
tlon that the nNtrtacY tcst Wouii bear
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n an appalling danger TO the American
wage Garner from the flood OF unskilivd,
ignorant foreign labor Wilton has poured
lnt1 tho country for some years past and
which NOT only takes lower WAGES. pat
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