Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-14
TO WIPE II OUT.
proposiiOn in The House for Sucn
Treatment Of Turkey.
= ms >onra CAROLINA SENATOR'S
, ,nacrtaic 90 Reply 20 w"
o,s FIND nc r. q Foe"'"" worthy
., rbcir stccl-noTga" @" "o""
nu.

hill.
4 v.,srNGroN. D C.. January b., .c
q ~. Rouse to-day. 40 Che opein's o'
Il J" Ar Morse Rcpub.icam' oi Mas
..ts offered "a resolution instruct
Il ~. committee on Foreisn A'''.'
"0 ,., into fhc expedicucy oi iepo'' -
80 ,se House am expression OF @ 'l's
,...-r,.nt n regard TO the N'H''''''.'
,-.~cs and looking TO the cooper"
q 3D.. allied Powers 90 wipe the
-,,., Government OF the face % the
II WIS referred TO the Commit
,ee on Foreign Affairs
e.,.r,v being the second Monday ID
,. ,,onth was under the rules set asiae
5~ ,he consideration OF business reia'-
.... %, the District Of columbia, ana t"V
...,..,.es of local interest were passep'
.-,, ,ons'on appropriation bin for ihe
o..t ,.ear enauc Juno 2oth the ii@'
~, he appropriaton bills reported. was
r,, taken up in Committee of i"c
Whole ,.,, is
como $1,000 less than the amount '.'
,lol by the last bIn and about ''''
s,roo amount below the estimate.
vr ". A. stone Repubhcanl Oh l''l"-
sy,van.a. explained The hlL ana '"'
two changes made hy if in me 'Ni''-
i.r law. which were to make a pension
.r,r,ed date from the time " the hfS'
application. without rl-'I' I'D i'''~'
elections. and limiting 90 >"" the III
c,r,o which dependent widows may ie-
.,.. ...uI. t1 a pension.
teiFe "N" f'' ,..., of rirois rava
Mr. Gran u'''- .,.,....' .. ,..,.io,,
notice Of au an.. 'n "
a vested r.eht ana attacked 'he present
..f..,
.r,...,.,.t of New York.
Mi. h''".'' ......t,, Of tho
opposed any i"''-
pension system.
A. tal without disposins OF the Dill
.,-,,if,.. rose. and the House adj
''
-'-' ......,. ppocrrDrNce
S-NAI"
,.,,- ~ ,..,snizing bellieerent rights in
,s. Cuban revolution. ar. Can demo
~ F,orila. asked TO have them
BE- I'll TIINIif document Will AAtN
- - Tho sipners. stating that il was
..-..-,.,t tor Congress to be made aware
o- fn. feeling Of the people on any great
tuflf. question like the war In Cuba, but
objection was made by Mr. PlatJ or
connecticut. who stated that all the petit
lions were on the same printed FORM ana
mat there was rule of the Senate Tor
bidding the printing OF names in such
cases. The Nice-iresideni rued in ac-
,ordance with Mr.. Piatts views ana -HI'
gal Withdrew his request
Mr. Kyle PopuhsD. az Soulh Ddho'd'
introduced "A concurrent resolution en-
powering and directing the president OIL
the United States to receive sucn per
sons as may present themselves. satlstac-
toruv accredited on behalf of the Cuban
patriots. on the production OF eN-
deuce showing that they have established
81 seat OF government on the island OF
cuba. and that majority OF the
,at,ve-born residents are actively support
ing and defending it with arms. or are
in svmnatbv with the cause and extend
belleereut rights 90 the Cuhans. Re
ferrej 10 the Committee on Foreign Re
iauons.
REPLIES TO HILL.
. >-o,.. c.,oii,a
senator ''''',' -, t,5,,I,.d i'm INV
'rplel 10 '"- -, vort a
Mt. tll u'ei'o0' az, ,...a ,+or,5
e" Gays ago. ds'I.se - chosen
-droiina senator's VIZ w -. ,I.rn.
~ me same 'Hle "iu ~ .-.t. -
onauoh' sloon %" "'''0'y oil,,.o. ,t.
81 Che tlfn question: ne W. -'il,
hilfs specc1 ana No'es on l"e .,i
arin bill referred 10 the IaOe 'i.a' .,' TT.
>i Mr. inns pies'l' uIpe, -, W. ~ 49,.
mas no" counting in o."e "@,',a @ -,
hat we're 20 elapse before ms ci.cu' "
on. and suggested thal 'ht u'"'''"',
between his colleague CMr hutieil' anu
he New York Senator was That the
former left the Democratic party because
IT'S abuses could not be corrected lhalHe
the organlzation. while the latter had been
kicked out and branded as a traitor
Mr.. Hin said that he was not aware
that ne had said the other day anything
that called for such an elaborate speech
as that just made by the Senator from
North Carolina.
80 .., ~ ,,o Do,oocrst,c rar,v "
De said. "the Democratic party has met
with some revcrses within the last two
or three years. That is true But stil
aatter myself that am a lively mem
her OF what is left Of that orgauization"
daughterl AS 10 Mr.. Pritchard's allu-
slons 20 Bat Shea and John y. McKane.
Mt Hll explained that shea had got
into row al local election fight I'm
Troy. which had started az a Republican
primary. and that. al the time of his
sNr Hura and his core,c,,e.e I,fr Nm.
phys election TO the senate Air. Nc
Kane was Republican.
Mr.. Butler PopuiisU. az North Caro-
lima, defended bis political course and
his present position ON the tariff quoe-
tion contrasting both with those Of Mr.