The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-03-11
RED HOT WORDS.
Senator Lodge Wants the
Spanish Minister Sent
From Hence.
He Off Erred INSULT.
Quite Lively Colloquy Ensues Be-
tween Sherman and Hoar. and
Between Morgan and
Chandler.
He Off Erred INSULT.

The Senate was the scene Of a
lively debate on Tuesday over the
Cuban resolution. The galleries
were packed and much Interest was
displayed by every one as to the
outcome of the belligerency resolu-
tions as passed by the House and
sent to the Senate for its approval.
Mr.. Lodge was the first speaker
He rose to a point of privilege and
commenced on Senor DuPry de
LONE, of Spain, who had been in
teryiewed, offered, what Lodge
said was an insult to the Senate Of
the United States. He said the
SenOr had gone out of his way in
discussing domestic affairs; that
the Constitution protected Sena-
tors for language used in debate.
1t was one of the safeguards of free
speech. Mr.. Lodge intimated
strongly that Senor Dupuy de LONE
should be given his papers to go
home. Mr. Gray thought We should
not be over nice and should not be
in hurry about the matter.
Mr.. Teller said the rules were un-
varying against a communication
from a foreign minister except
through the State depart
ment. | shall not be in favor of
sending de LONE home, but the
Secretary of State should remind
him that a repetition of the offense
would mean for him to travel.
Mr.. Teller continued: II would
be delighted, said he, ''to hear
that Havana had passed into the
hands of the insurgents. would
be delighted to hear that the iu-
surgentS had run the Spanish SOL
diers into the sea. "
But, the Senator added, while he
felt this sympathy yet he felt no
irritation over the student ebulli-
tions in Spain.
In conclusion, Mr.. Teller vigo-
rously repeated that if the Spanish
Minister repeated this public utter
terance the Senator would favor
giving him his walking papers,"
The American people would not
tolerate any dictatlon or criticism
from foreign representatives ac-
credited here.
Mr.. Chandler Rep., N. H. also
thought the Spanish Minister had
been guilty of an improperly. His
references, said Mr.. Chandler, were
offensive.
81 desire to say" interposed Mr..
Morgan, that the Spanish Minister
misquotes what l said on
the floor of the Senate" "
THAT illustrates the point l de-
sired to make, said Mr., Chandler,
proceeding to quote Seuor de
Lome's reference to our war of re-
bellion. 1t was unseemly, he said
for the Spanish Minister to have
written such a communication. 1t
could not be countenanced.
Continuing, Mr. Chandler ex-
pressed the opinion that there was
entirely too much attempt at out
side interference or advance, He
referred to the cabled utterance OF
Minister Castillo and the President
Of the Council of Spanish Ministers
Mr.. Hale then took the floor. He
was not prepared, he said, to yield
one jot from the position he took
yesterday and expressed satisfaction
that he had been able to obtain
from an official source such a tenn
perate reply to the inhammatory
ut'erances against Spain, which
were without any official foundation
whatever. He commended the care
full tone OF the Spanish Minister
who, he said, had observed all the
courtesies of the human language.
Mr.. Hoar and Mr., Sherman locked
horns at the termination of the
Hale speech Hosr offered reso
luton that the debate 90 over until
April 9Th. Sherman said this was
an insult to the committee who had
reported this bill and he would
never agree, After passing words
with each other the bill was
passed until tomorrow,
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