The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-02-19
CONGRESSIONAL.
FoRTY-NiNTH DAY.

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Notice was given In the Senate today ny
| Mr.. Davis, OF Minnesota, that on Monday
| next he wotld address the senate on the
resolution reported by him from the com
mittee on foreign relations relative to the en-
foroement OF the Monroe doctrine. MIR.
Cameron Pennsylynnin) introduced Joint
resolution relative to the termination OF the
war IN Cnba. After preamble, quoting
from the Presidents last annual message
whnt Is SAID In reference TO tnat subject, the
Joint resolution provides thnt as 1t appears
| there are no means OF securing permanent
peace to Cubn. except by the recognition OF
the right to se!f-government, the good offices
OF the United states are earnestly recon-
ence Of Cuba. The resolution was read for a
llrst ana second time ana laid on the tablo
Tor the present. senator Quays resolution
TO recotnmt the House tarif bill with the
without recommendations was laid before
the senate, md on the suggestion OF Mr..
dorinan Mr. quay consented TO let IL go over
until tomorrow. On motion OF Mr. Sa'i, tne
resolution as TO the recognition OF DeiliVer-
ency In Cuba was made the special order
after the urgent deficiency bill
After further discussion OF the bond-iree
coinage Dlli the House agreed 70 vote on u NJ
p. M Thursday, ana then adJourned out OF
respect TO the memory Oh MI. cram, OF Iexns,
|
rfFrIETH DAY.
NJ, ouov,a rosoi,,ion IN racommit tho
tariff bill went over Thelong pending reso-
luton which has brought out much criticism
Of the secretary Of agriculture was passed
without division. The measure was amend
ed so as TO provide that the purchase and
distribution Of seeds shall proceed as here
tofore Mr.. Blanchard was then recognized
for speech on the Monroe doctrine. Sena-
tor Blanchard strongly commended the
president for the reassertion, on an enlarged
basis Of the Monroe doctrine and advocated
that II be given the sanction OF legislative
indorsement.
House--At the afternoon session con-
currence In the bond bill was opposed by
Alossrs. Hin (Rep., Conn., Lacy (Rep., La),
and Burton (Iiop., MOI, Messrs. Dearmond
(Dem., Ma and Ogden (Dem. Lr-), spoke
In It's favor. There were only 10 members
present Mt the night session. The speakers
Z were. Harris, Ciep., o., g. W. Stone,
, Rep.. Pa, Brown (Rep., Tenn.), Howe
/ (Rep., N " Fowler rep, N J.), In favor
Of nonconcurrence in the senate free coinage
, substitute, and Otey Dem. Va), and Bnker
p,op', Nus III iaVor Oh concurfehce.
such NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. relative ~ cnba as be
: daa,,od co,nnatihle With tbe nubljc intereat
! This was in response TO n Honse resolution.
: rhe nnnars ypra vol,,minoua and include
= over ) c6o ie,teys which nasseJ botween Soc.
retarv 0lnev md senior Defome The span-
isb ,4inia,ey Go,sui Cenerai WfIiiams and
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Sehate-Ihe turil Dln wns n9' caiieu uPto-
guy nor was mere Woru sun aDout ~ py
al any lneIhDer on tne n9Dr % M urgens ue,
lclehcy aPproPrialon pm WIS tne uhnnlsneu
pusln.ss, unu t, '.s conslu.Ia.vh r Mao pioooou
go WIN. me reVsunc taIni i ,hhy cohe uP
!. aiter the approprlation Dill mas Deen us
. poseu o. ono ahihg u toieIapiy ', cer'ahr
ahu thu' u no nhai yo'e WIN W hau On IN .no s
measure i ior liahy weeks 70 conie; p,a ior
= .ne % nhhission VI hr1on" ~ as o''to was IN
!, sIouuceu IN ,he seha,o TX M,, oeIter, oi
y mon.aha, , ahu !cIgrreu. me nIuse y9I Soni. IN
u lilit'ee on lertuoIes uels".Iu oaiI vi M, rno
a | cbnirmnn. Mr. scrnnton ~ ponnsvIvania
voted In favor OF admission.
q House-The House exhausted the day in
q discussion OF the Senate free silver substitute
). for the bond bill. Mr.. Brumm, Republican,
!, Pennsylvania, announced his intention to
v offer nm amendment Mr. Brosus, Republl-
I can, Pennsylvania, opposed tho Senate sub
: stitute. rs also did Mr.. Bingham, Republican,
n Pennsylvania.
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