The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-29
IN FAVOR OF CUBA.
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effectively used. to the end that Cuba may
be enabled TO establish a permanent gov
eminent OF her own choice" The motion
10 table prevailed. years ST. nays IL. This
afforded the frst test of the senate against
. limited sympathetic resolution. The vote
TO table the White resolution was as fol-
lows:
Republicans: Allison. Baker.
Brown. Burrows. Cameron, Cannon. Car
ter, Chandler. Clark. clIllom. Davis, Du-
bois ElSins. Frye, Galiinger, Gear, Haw-
ley. Lodge Mcbride, Mcmillan. Mantle.
Mitchell. Or; Nelson, Proctor, Quay. Sher-
man. shonp. Squire, Teller. Wilson and
Warren. Democrats: Bacon. Berry. Call,
Gallon. Cockreu Daniel Faulkner Glib
son. German, Gray. Irbys Jones, Ark;
Lindsay, Nills Martin, Morgan, Pasco.
TIrpie. Vest. WalIhall. Popuhsts; Allen,
Jones New. PETER. Stewart, Butler. KYLE.
Republicans; Hale, Morrill, Ter
kIux we.more Democrats-Bate. Caffery.
George. I'm. Roach. Smith. Villas White
The uairs as announced We're as follows
Prftchard with Blanchard. Hanshro0Eh
with Harris. Hoar with Pugh. Mitchell.
Wis. with Seweli, y. J.: ThuSston with
TilIman. Palmer with Aldrich. Wole3tt
with Brice.
Allen ofYered the following amendment.
That the president OF the United States
be and T. hereby authorized and requested
20 Issue a proclamation recognizing the
republic OF Cuba "a Il exists under the
constitution and form OF government pro-
claimed al Iamaguay. under President
s~fsnaros in the month 81 May. in the year
or our Lord 1895, as a free and independent
rntftsp. ara according TO tho envoy extra
ordinary and minister rienipotentiary of
said republic all tlse rights and privileges
ac,or.ea % tho envoy extraordinary and
minister nieniPoteDtiary q tho government
OF spain"
sherman moved 10 law t. on the table
which motion prevailed. yeas s.. nays a.
The negative vote was az follows. Baker
Cannon Dubois. Gallnger. Mantle. Mitch
ell. or Quay, squire Teller, Republicans,
can and Vest. Democrats Allen, R0iler
Jones New, Kyle. PETER and stewart Pop
uists,
TIE vote now came cu the resolutions CT
th4s committee on foreign relations. Nor
rfff sought % have TIE resolution divided
hsrt tAe r~esiaine officer held that she nc
tsoa was out ~ order The roll cRli FRO
seesea amid brrathiess Interest. although
Il We nlain that the resolution was over
v-hefrnfnrlv carried. The wee president
announced he adoption ef the resolutions
yeas a. nays
rS>r al instant there wss a lnll. ard then
81 ke7 fhs galleries realized that TIRE Tesolu-
tess were adopted by an overwhelming
Ka6e fhera was a burst ~ Rrre1sa, which
"a II
s,sss ~1rr.sr ~ ,he savei. Use detailed vote
On fbs enal aesssse Of fhs resolutions -
ss bellows.
xeas Rerasip ans ALISON. Baker.
prs7r Ylssrov.s. Cameron. cannon. Garter.
C-7aart'ef Clark C'Hnam. DAVIS tsuhos.
F,fkfrs Fr-e GslliHE~F. Gesr H&wIsy.
oaee. ~ Bride. Nesf.liaa- Naule Mitch
IN az Nelson Perkins. Fritehau5. Pres
tar. oaav. sherman. saoan squire. Teller.
Ta1rst ,n. Warren ara Wilson D~uia-
ersfs- Esoon Bate Kerry. Call. Cockrell
pan.e1 Fselkuer G3hson. Cforuan GRAY.
u5H grNv JONES. AIS Lindsay Nart1.
Ngfgss aferRaa. Paxco. Rob,h. smith. Tar
re. Vest WAtas5L NRste. P1r lists
Ager. Erles Joues. Ssy.. kEie. PeHer.
stewart Total -
Nnvs-Reaaf e5Aars- Ha'~ Marru AMI
Wstrrore Democrats t'aTery. C-nutcn
auf George Total
WnGe the tsmonstraEfen Mss proceed
imx Nr Errsv atage3 So fa&e 5sa a sn4n-r
esHl arr the crowd. Teaia9ng taat tns
t'aAag question Vas ever 50 fsr a. ise
sHaate &ss eauesraes broke lato "a r.gssy.
FEfaralF fer IRE 2Xts. an3 th. galleries
HRrr soee.tiiF gNnft.zt Mitchell of ssrr.-
Eee. tr Charge ~ t8a comm ..t,e ast sl4,--
-AsHs. gave nestet thar eu Wel-ss fRv nexr
re- wauii cali Er tbe Tal'art conferred
election ease. josoiries sha s.-ss fean T.eI-
av@rv AZ p ucieek lne ssaate a. saas-raf
gu8a Monday.