The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-24
SENATOR DANIEL SPEAKS.
Ee Says This Nation Cannot BeCtde From
The Monroe Doctrine.
FAYORS TIE DAVIS RESOLUTION
And Defends the Course Tnkcn by rrcsi-
dent cleveland -Mr. rueh Trapped
tho Shnlfui senator From Ncw
Nork"-DulI Day i'm the House.


ASHiN'loNs -. g. JAM -'''-l hrec
flt speeches were delivered in the Senate
,.. ,rt. dos, ,... b,. AR vyerren
b.fpl oi Wyoming. on resolution OF
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plumbers ana NalHts OF l"lin "iiiii~l7
throughout lhc United states.
Tnc speech was largely a. laudatlon OF
t.t..i. ...,.....t,... ,,,ti.., ca,
'"t '.''.' '' 'e
cmhullOs iu the Mckinley act and
condemnation or the Wilson tariff act
, Co.. .t......,t,.4 oe ,,
WIN" -hi' ~ "ii'' e'i'i "~'''
emblem of benchcence TO foreign interests
and of li...t.r fo otr own
.t
The second sleech was mdue on t"e
House bond bin with the lrce-cOinage am
u.. by Alr Duhols lRepl. of Idaho Mr.
Dubois declared his purpose of voting
Tor The irec-conase substitute. and only
expressed hls fthicl lhat lts "uuAIo" .s
tit senate hOui1 MOI "f"h 10 9NN-i' 10
cnatimtNl t.-
Iuc Monroe doctrine was the suWecl
ol thc third speech. This was made ny
Senator Daniel, 0uu was an argument IN
favor of tle Davis resolution and in de
fence Ol tnc course oi the ddihihis ldllo"
in the eNuezuclan matter
prfgl4 EATrEHT MAPPING
,''i 49,. a.,,
BEFORE tNe spteen -lidNlHs OF tnc ~"s
httaN i"NA.i ~i,lu7i"b Sl,nt va" ifs
senitd when -ar. iush 9lscoNtltf-, ,.U 10 49, a'o
"pp"i .", s'i '.is,' ,'''. @ Ill., , ,etsIie
tial iiih '"' iiI4l'. ~ oD.i7" .ioi,o M l
in silver had lost its adFantageous place
as uAilNlsutu moi HIib business oii- % i""
gone 10 iut calendar. ne iii'illg ,'tsu,
miitea hiinstll uapped pg '"1 5Hiii4 i ui
senator from ne" iOIh 'Nl' lllilJ' W en- CO.
gave notce tAat ilc Wouiu Ii1f , w. 'iis- s
row To taht ID rom li, V"lliii"- am
bring IL before me senate S@a'n ,iarioh
An EFFORT was made by MT. Aloiith
ptepJ or Rnode isiahu' 20 bQa4 All.
1oIes Si,iJ 1bI,e ol - of fbe bond bn 10
bring that bHl 10 "a vote. and Mr. Jones
iutlmateu that he would ask unanimous
consent 90 have "a day next week hAea
Tor that purpose. Ihe oHiE olhtI ItItI-
cucts ellDrlns lIt Iuuucla Qu'0tlvi W az
the introduction OF "a hiil by Mi MINIS 20
repeal the reiunding act OF $50 anu lhe
resumption acl oi 800. .,,
Mf. NILS sald indl ne WoHiu N3 10
get vote upon it tomorrow.
THE DEBS CASE.
AIR CAL offered q resolution. which
went over Dntu tomorrow. for the au-
p0intmeut of select committee TO IN
Quire into the imprisonment OF Eugene
r. Debs ln connection with the grcat
railroad atrlktJ.
Mr.. Hodr inquired what had become on
the Armenian resolution reported yester-
day from the Committee on Foreign Re
lauous
MIR. Cullom. who had reported the reso-
luton, explained mat t had not been
called zap lr-ual because tht senator
from yohlhb tMI' WARREN ma" gwen
nouce OF his desire 10 address the Sen.
alt uis ihulInH-. .. ,,.,. -
,''i - NO. ,ii, ',i' wl9
Iire1fff.- th. lN,gT ~ tr,,,,,eere "f fhs
...-,y b., ,'.l,. a .f,r,...,- a,,ro-e fho pauin
...I. of L'I-.1- fr . 800. fcr , .Li.
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-fr frIl,,,,. d, H. i.,..f , ttit ,-+,,tfr,.,
"t Alt,ilaL -.,ioS .!. , ucea oili -tanuis
llee of rhe cor,r11rcial ioGias of maj 'ift,
The old nost-ofice huiliing There N''''
, 80, ., ,.,.-... ..'',9
hANli-L y 9iLLOd.
ln relation 10 the Monroe doctrine Sena-
Tor Daniel said Great Britain could least
nuy oil AN the nations of the earth object
to The assertion of the Monroe doctrine
by the United states, as IL had been am
of f6e priiisb Nen}sf"r of I,orSis6 AZ
ffr. h-f ~ lfs '.et.,,...f ana .ff ,i',,..a-+l
eei'rifatior
Ana Win ,o tettor oreoo cofld creot
prifsin ner.i.f i'm rrneIlinf- the rnantfoid |
-.,.rt,tr.g ,,,.,,i. d., b.r ~ s,hi,r.tfo,, 0'-
fl'i ~ c., prtt,in tc ,rlt
.''lt o' ,, ii,- i,- go ,,- f t,',
-, 49,, Iirttiei 1s,'i.,,, md ti, 49,,
"a S,i ,. tt,,so,'Te 80
square mites on tetIiioly N4u ieu 10 o1m- ,
,ts',s., '.-i Noi ~ d, .i l,, I-,fpei etste
h., ~, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tbe f-nitf5 Sfates
.f,,,,,t fif er,od f.r and racor,-
''. =, 'iill' i' i'',- 80 60. l5rt,i,, b.,1
,,-I o,'t ,~,f,'tt Do ami re,.slied if
S'go~ VD. 'r ,''l 1r, firifain had
turned a aeal tat. 49,. 60. .,...,.,.
me lespoASiuili,5 -. .lV i li1 ~ WIS mto's |
was NAee vu pI."l i'iIla.li' an" o,'s ,t 80 |
Gnu ,.tv q. .'9'' frid nf int
appropriate attitudes as IilehuS ol JUS
Proceeding 10 discuss Mr. SewelI, I%eso- % |
luton ana speech All bdiilel sdlu tidl |
the charge as 10 lhe tI.si9ent = "stlom i /
"e'lb y Nlil"'- i "a - .i l ,,,,liffo,' ~ /
ol 1lc p.s.ii1s9 e.'u t .,,,,,ii,il
,,t f,i -ieis bod come five years /
no li''- i.9'- loIt o,-e or ton wears 4
il-,,,,r utetfir,a was mo limited States /
IuHbt -i'"l' l',.i.'t 80. f e--..et affeirs |
10 lahe no oo5 e,,F iet the wide
world wag as IL would?
WOLCOTTS SPEECH.
Referring 10 Mr. Wolcotts speech yes
tcrday. Mr. Daniel quoted him as speak l
ing OF the Davis resolution as unohJec-
fiOnahle moderate, clear, and cOmpre-
hensive. his objection 10 it being that
congress was not called upon 10 give its |
sanction TO any policy 10 be pursued to-
,,ard the Governments south OF us. any !
lo1id oniv i'm Air. Walcvtts opinion,
arrcntuate ANTIQUITIES. So between the
80, e.rstora Nfr SewcU and Alr VOL |
49, ,... fhfe difference that the
S-,t. 'r-s' senator Thought that his
NoM ,,ent lar enough when the
.so.,.'i9- 49,, c'r.tor characterized the reso-
90. "LV ~. Coon,ittee on Foreign Re- /
i"ll.. i"llo.s 90
hensiFe- .,..n NJ Daniel declared. |
TINS haN9i' -, 49,. kforroa do.frine /
cannot ftctde iIYin 49,, - t,, the prasi
or from the poaluon az, "e,',1s IF neace
dent Al e.ltloa; ;;,,is a. facf ana take their /