Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-25
INTEREST
Shown In Discussion Of
Cuban Question
DIPLOMATIC GALLERY OF THE
SENATE FILLED WITH MANY
FOREIGN DIPLOMATS.
LISTEN TO DEBATE
sen ATOR MORGAN MAKES LONG
AND EXPRESSIVE SPEECH.
4 Hot Right Takes Place in the
House Oycr Appropriations for
secturinn schools.

Washington, Feb 2i,-The public in
torest In the Cuban question was shown
today by the crowds which came to
the senate galleries in anticipation OF Il
continuance of Cuban debate. The
diplomatic gallery showed the largest
representation since the session opened.
the ministers of Chill, Brazil Hawaii
and several other countries being pres
ent
Mr.. Gallinger Rep., N. H.) chairman
Of the committee on pensions, rose on a
question OF personal privilege when the
senate assembled. and In vigorous Lam
guage denounced n publication In the
New York Sun purporting TO report the
action Of the senate in passing n num-
Der Of private pension bills last Tues
day
II had been asserted that all records
mad been broken by the senate mill"
no bills being passed In an hour with
little or no attention or consideration
Mr., Gallnger declared that this was
a instrumentation; slXty-seven bills
were passed In two and threc-quarter
hours. and the total Increase was Si2,072
per year. The senator was very caustic
COM corning the violation OF journalistic
privilege
Mr.. Galllnger called up the bill
granting "A pension to the widow OF
AMI az sSno ,,,'' C9 ,,', us pL'Eailet-Ben-
NOM ,s,I,,inr, t ,T VII an ain.md-
MIR. Turple Dem., Ind spoke in sup
port OF the amended hill. At the com
clusion of Mr. Turple's rcmarlJs the
ON as amended to 500 was passed with
out division.
tho anonco r,,',,,'tt H. us utIeetlnS
Tho cir,r,n,,, - " 'nlulre INTO
~, ~, s,,5 soc In. lSnues uur-
Mr. peror or,a,. WIS 'nhen UP
brI,'icning thc r.sni,tInr u a, ,il.
lnp TINT il lie olontNh p',' utl eIt,
cnr,,nit,,o 80 a.. ~ speelal
''''i''i''ee VI i've senator's
amendnor, a., ~ ~ Jay the feIter
NJ ttni W" 'nt 'Hu'e.
suhiact So NJ, Spu5nt 10 ulscuss the
'c,,t, ~ ~, huuBe y motion TO Ia
senotNr ro,,n,i.i., w Massaehusetts
purnose VOC ~ N'rS mn tne express
cusslnn 'e"s'hS us
81 shott H.,
rr,ss ' ,,',. lru an opportunity to ex-
Icctod NJ. tIWm,s On the SUBJECT inter-
The motion TO table was defented-1s
VA Sr, "I iul,ows;
cbond,or L,, l,i.yan,s,-Aldrich Allison,
/ n5~e Nro wunf9",, rye Gear Hawley,
more Dcr,n',.,,tsr SHERMAN Wet
Cra,. p.i, .''.'N, avs hacon, German,
Nays-Rcpublcan Rrou,r
bs,is T. Daiheron' Cannon Carter,
pTltci,, rih'"9uIoush, Mantel Perkins,
I3ate p. w. 'nUuE' ieller. Democrats
rsii 6i','ig, Nduerty' Chiffon, Cock
'e"' uoruoh' Harris. HIN, Lindsay.
Va, Stn' i"scoe, Roach, Turpis,
Auo,, nai,naH and White. Populists-
A" MI 1 I,iue Jones (Nev), PETER
rnf. ,lli sald ne voted against tab
H nmh We resolution as he thought IL
u ,ms to discuss 1t. He regarded
az end i2uge resolution as proper In form
n ,arr s,S'ng que courtesy to the secre-
taIE OF the treasury, But he ala no,
t w i,,,. ~ me province of the senate
" Ins.ssugate everything brought be-
Ioai, ny , senate II was desirable to
,yvS ,s'o me motives inspiring these
az ~ ' s,tn was one thing, but form
No. a., ihvestigatlon'' was another and
m I'LL serious question. An "lnvest,
n tiioa,i carried to the public an I'M
p pn OF irresularity. Before such
a az. t,i,i,h,eSugation was in1ugurdted there
s ,hIn De something definite and tang
ny +, ia ,ot ,oo.,,..