Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-11

rr..-a-NO occasion lOf d uCOueI
Stirring Up the Country-Jingo
1 ness Denounced.
re-on. d. c., Feb. 1O.-The
s.0n served TO make definite
on a number OF import
lir Morrill, chairman of
pee Committee, gave notice that
cau up the tarin bin ON next
W .y.
r CAN secured unanimous consent
cuban question be made the
order following the deficiency
lon bin. Mr.. Davis, author
Davis resolution on the Monroe
gave notice that on next Mon
would call up the resolution.
the three most important pend
H questions were given a definite
t -0r hearing.
uE the morning hour Mr. Cam
C~ RD.. PeuuaJ offered a joint res
C-oa relative TO the termination Of
Tar .1 Cuba. that the good Offices
o United States are earnestly rec
cru I'd to the favorable considera-
u.- a the spanish government for
81. milton Of the independence Of
C
U-l the routine business cleared
aF.. Nt. smith Dem. y. J) address
e. senate on the Monroe doctrine.
9Th smith announced that he was
oppose -0 the adoption Of the resOlu-
roduced by his colleague lNr.
S"U and quite as strongly opposed
-. those reported 10y the Foreign Re
l-.-., Committee, and he supplement-
a -e tw0 assertions with the re-
mark that he had very little sympathy
W-l ..e position assumed by the Sen
.- from Colorado (Mr. WOlcO-O.
There Has. he argued. no occasion for
a action OF any kind UD0n this sub
r The Senate at this time Both
auss of Congress, by the passage of
C solution providing for the ap-
1rnaUt of q commission 20 deter
@ The true divisional line between
|az1ela and British Guiana. had
done Do that the President and Secre-
t.-. Of State. charged with the respOn-
-y Of diplomatic negotiations with
other powers. desired. and all that the
n.e expected.
Later on i'm his speech. Senator
Smith said. The Monroe doctrine does
lrly % the controversy between
Great Britain and Venezuela quite as
truly and quite as Justly as if the flying
TuadrOn were now I'm @ Venezuelan
port demanding the submission of n
pile who have achieved their indie
pacdence. To define the methods by
which a foreign power may accomplish
l.s purposes by evading technicaities.
SIS 20 nullify absolutely the American
principle upon which We now take our
stand"
The message Of the President of the
United States promptly supported by
r0 unanimous vote Of both houses Of
Congress-. and bv the unanimous seni-
mont OF the country, was, he said sur
iHlr notice 90 every power In the civ
Sized world that the Monroe doctrine
Ns fixed principle OF this govern
m.at. t0 be- maintained i'm an cases and
g. al hazards The Senator believed
t-- people were satisfied.
t.y" De said. "have had enough.
T..r want mo- more jiug0ism. They
o. sick and tired of the constant injec-
t0a o. parry politics and personal ann
I into our dealings with other
r.o1s They are suffering from our
r.c-gn upon ether matters of the
Most vital Importance. Indeed, it is
"c., and we may as wel admit it
t 'e-- that the great majority OF
'r. n.na' throughout the c0unry are
cs.1 with Congress in general and
0. Senate .n particular The most
ar thing we could do to-day, and
1Nalr in the present condition OF
,rs Che most beneficial thing we
@ t'. would De 90 pass the neces-
s appropriation bills and 90 home.
moro fact that we are i'm session
7ce t1 the revival Of business
return of prosperity.
r Dem. KY gave notice
..liment To- the house tariff
posing r0 repeal the provision
present ,arin law which pro
duty OF oua-ei ghth of q cent per
o1 am sugars above No. l6
Standard and on an discolored
raton Was resumed o., the
directing Jhc Secretary Of
u-e -0 carry ont the law for
rau-.0n of seeds. and AIr. Vest
Nrl renewed his criticism Of
rv
senator called attention 20
interview with the Secretary
culture inviting impeachment
sing ,hl, the President would
resolution If Congress passed
Wow Of these statements. Mr..
-h2t The President should
4 formation on the subject
proceeded 90 show from agri-
rment reports the Secre-
himself -hough opposing this
# used ,he appropriation for
purposes 80 by making eNceS-
~.bu-icn In his own State
,. ongh, declared The Senator
The Star-eyed Goddess of Re
s her head and blush for
Is offered q substitute resolu-
ting The Secre-2ry Of Agri-
'o purchase and distribute
n previous years. and 90 pro
2y open purchase or con-
Tennl said it was
hat the Secretary of