New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21

the slightest excuse for it, but because 9P aranst
in such condition, because her anmosly "s ga ev
so excited. and her Jealousy ara pt' lght of
IRENE and absolutely inexcusa6le ID t,r haf step
reason that | felt it made difference wiz lia For
took. Spain would make 1t ne r 80 ac-
cepted the situation | said that whatever slep o wv
took in that direction no matter how shI,' var
said then. and repeat now that believe Sp,s,.
would be to-day obliged to us for giving az. inst as
well as the rest OF the world that the ieilrls 49,
which she has bound Cuba since the sia t th~y are
covered by Columbus have corroded unu SaSokles
have become disreputabe. even in the ~ - Mold
of Spain herself. Bat her pride causes sSn cannot
consent to lift her bloody hands rom rhts of war
her victim or to accord to her the iGr,s " she
sanctlfed in the name OF constitutional Ipc' Ia II
cannot afford to do it. She Is nor sHinS resolution
does not free the island from the grip Of SPAN, In,
next one viii; or the next one after t,at, ~ the
will come forward. amid the pranI. (Ap-
nations. free sovereign AID inde.enieit' sceir
plause in the galleries. spain kno"S 49, At the
point Of the SWORD. in conflict with ne h,,s
achieve their independence She would ihanK vs. CIV
take it at the point of the sword. And ina, Wn
I say that believe that any step IN th'' u''
would not anticipate the result
WAR TALK APPLAUDED.
Further on in his remarks Mr. Morgan eNcHiii,''u
passionately that. in tine event which he was '"e''
discussing 1T is duty to draw the word inS
on the table and say to Spain. II you want - "h'
up. take 1t up" (Rencwei applause In 'i'e s'-
leries) ,.s. s,o,v
OF a Spanish against anybody wiihoul ,t aN
his whole nature stirred by emotion 40 ana
help that feeling But evidently when me on,
gress of the United States 10 do some NM "ii
from Alabama foresaw it ought TO coiIil.S -
fully what It was about And he Senat, 10 Ssich
the great Committee on Foreign Relations on 49,
that Senator had been the chairman ana W. ,,i G
distinguished member. FOR ns.ruchon,Tri Psar,t"r
aud ..4c rs "a ttn
from Pennsylvania (Mr Cameron. ~ III. IL
matter had been crowded. had told the senate tna'
Inc according Of belligerent rights 10 CUBA was ~
have TWO Elects onyIone that 1t gave 10 spain me
right OF search AT sea. and the ether was ltt' ~
released Spain from any obligation on accou,t. ~
Han czo 20 I'm in Cu6a NJ Hoar asked NJ Moran
whether the passage II the resolution "'S ~
to do any good to the nsurren, Cub,ns, ~, IT,, a. ~
not mean the mere expression OF good VIII ot, nr
meant whether. as a practical result We 80,
TO help them. He pat this question WI. , r'i1
Alabama: bur he wished 10 call his az ti.',n =. be
now 50 that when he next ADDRESSED the 9'"''' "'
Mr.. Morgan said tina, he would give brief PREF. an ~.
should mex, take the moor. .., an,
Some other questions were here interpoS'i a',
diverted Mr. Morgan's attention from MI "0''
Mr. Plat (Rep Comm suggested that there was
sione rouId change 70 any extent the relations u
the United States Government with DINER "''''"
perhaps" said Mr.. Morgan. the nator ire ,iIi
Connecticut is prepared 70 admit that tn,'' = ,h
greater doubt as 10 whether the action 81 ~"
President OF the United States Congress being n
session. can change the relations OF tne p,p'. h,
the United States to Spain. II IS a question nm
has TO be settled by proper consderAiioE Si ,ns
bearings OF the Constitution OF me Ih'''' "'"'''
VIVA, is the Senator's own opinion" Mr Frye
Rep.. Me- quer'ed.
POWER OF CONGRESS SUPREME
1T is" Mr. Morgan replied. that Congress has A
perfect independent. absolute right to make ms
declaration OF the recognition Of be.!gerency or %.
the recognition II the independence Of cuba. and X
necessary to enforce It by military movement ny
sea or land Congress hae a right 70 COMMAND ite
commanGer-ir-chief OF the Army and Navy az we
The execution OF these orders That Is my opinion
General applause "a the galleries. | DO MT rA
stand that. II corstess declares 'hlt war .So
tween this country ana ,paIh. ,,T lns 80,
President OF the United states could by Vi'nb WAX
'There Is no doubt" Mr. Plat remarked chat
Congress can declare war"
can make peace ! never have thought tha' fhe
commander-!n-rhief 0i the armies ~ ~" .li'
States could refuse 20 g on ne non am tfil
armies because H. dl no; want to ish, II congress
Mr.. Chandler rep. y. H broke into the Discus
sion bv r,rnArklns that TIE questions were !upnf-
tant ont i'r.eu7 qn , 9c ne II 10 be he sens
Congress that iae cuhans have JUST cause Tor ~ ~
people % ne United SAFES, ahr u.H nv ~ 49,,
iopel the Cubars. Duli achieve iheir n1'i"i' 20"
=, on While the people 81 cuba We're achieving ta'r
independence. witaou, getting ~ was sorry 'o SHY
so FAR as / am concerned" SAID Mr. MORAN.
you may pass such a resolution no";
,,,i AK, aI6 qs .nig H. csns.r nave '''S
Mr Gray Dom, Deil objected ..-.,,
After some further c0.Oquy. tho senate ar 90 al
JouIn~,1 Hs" - ~ 80 hy The prcsiden, bro ton
%l' "a al sona,c lT Frye, - that Nj Morgan viii
no, have an opportunity Of continuing MS speech
untn Monday.