The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

WASHINGTON, Dec. li-Scnator
Teller, os Colorado, made his appearance
9, .hs door u the senate to-day FOR the
4 rs. 'rEt sIacG the session opened. On
as desk vas a large basket Of flowers
ttG With heavy ribbon strrumcrs OF rcd,
3 White and blue. Mr.. Teller was cordial
n Is greeted by his associates on both sides
A Ctth= chamber. The vice president au-
A a0unceG the names OF Messrs. Sherman.
4 O. Ohio: Elkins. OF West Virginia. and
4 N,;chti. OF Wisconsin, ls a committee
n 70 arrange tor tho cOmNg Inauguration
4 u thc PTCsidcHt-e -elect, In accordance
with q resolution introduced by Mr..
i Sherman.
i Mr.. blanchard, Dem., La.). presented
he credentials OF his successor, Samuel
4 Douglass McEnery, for the term begin
4 rms March next.
+ In presenting 4 Turkish. Armenian
memorial Mr.. SialllnEcr, (Rcp., y. HI,
8 sali hr fully approved the terms of the
4 memorial, Including the statement that
4 the great powers OF Chrlstcndom should
intervene, even II It resulted In the dis
Eemberment Of the Turkish empire.
Mr.. PETER iPop.. KansaS), Introduced
a comprehensive resolution FOR the ap-
plin.mcnt ot 4 permanent monetary sys-
TEN. The resolution TcCi;es that thC re-
cent election did not show definitely that
She ;-,plc favored anyone of the four
monetary policies on which The C,Lm-
IaIcu prpcsCded. viz: Gold rllunometal-
Ism. International blmctallism. silver
and gold nj lj to l. or the 10 10 ratio
supplemented by legal tender notes. The
commission as proposed IS TO consist Ot
etc National Democrat one Republican.
uEe Democrat and one POpulIJ:, these TO
select q !fth person oc recognized learn
irS IN :IHd1cc, They are 10 BE- appolntcl
ty tE" President; 10 sit In New York.
Chicago, san Francisco. Dcnver and
Ntw Orleans; 10 receive 500 per month
SlsG; tO conclude their Investigations
within twelve months. The resolution
PROPOSES an appropriation OF $5o.O0e Cor
ICE commission.
Mr.. Ha!c. (Rep., Malne). offered con-
Cg--tnt resolution Tor the holiday recess
Il Congress from December 80 10 JanI-
agy ;. which was referred TO the uppNO-
v-.at.0Hs committee.
Cnlrs Cuban Resoiu tiouS.
The Cuban question come forward
again when Mr.. Call. (DeE., F!a.), pre-
ssaied three separate resolutions. One
Genouncing the killing OF General An
teN.0 M2C<C, lS IOiIOWS.
Resolved. That the killing OF Gen.
Al.Onio Nacao. 4 renowned general. in
the service OF Cuba. IL true. while under
q fag oS truce and with an assurance OF
safety from the Spanish captain general.
WAS violation OF the rules Of civilized
war, an outrage or base treachery. n
murder c0wardIy and disSrlcctu!. which
demands the eNecratioH OF every gov
eminent and OF all the people OF the
World whether civilized or savage; that
the government which authorizes, per-
m!ts or fails to punish the ISsassinS who
G!a connected in any way with the Gutlt
q thI; crime, with the extreme penaltj'
ot the law Is an outcaSt from the family
a. nations, and from the pale OF c!T!liza-
ton and public law,
'Thl. the committee on foreign rela-
t0Ds be directed TO make Inquiry as to
the facts and report 10 the senate a. an
early day"
Another resolution by Mr.. Call re-
Ques:ed the President TO demand the re-
!el.,. OF all United States citizens I'm
yr.soaed IN the Spanish penal colony on
n. Island OF CeEtd, eff the coast or
Africa.
The third resolution from Mr.. Call ask
81 the secretary OF stute for n list or al!
Tinted States citizens imprisoned In
Spanish settlements, etc. Win the cir
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ri. s'' c,,,, -,s,,,.,rons wore refer
~. 80. 80 I,,,, m tLn r,rntnittre
yG foreign relations.
- - 80. i,s% On bfs resolution re-
,I,.,.',,,',t ,' ..,,n, bavn not the power to
.a-s!a'n In such manner as 10 Violate
IN. pbl!Gati,a OF contracts.
,-. r-.I 49,. Ly Senator IIOar, In 4 re
r.r. ',i,ira.4 before the Home Market
,s,... e., p,s,1r,
go States.
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Nj -N.eA Sllu H'i' A''-''E'
>.rarlSka. onr any other state wh!ch HAu
,..g-r.I p,nlll.t electors was. on that
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r.-,..rn,Ions. I'M, would be- Impartial in
go enforcement Of bJth the letter ana
I.r sPgt Of III. laT.
j., conclusion he characterized semi
.. ii5ars remarks as "A reflection on
:. poor and struggling. but hcncst'
Christian community"
q. H.. close Gf Mr.. Aliens speech ne
asked H. have his resolution passed,
U.lci brought on a brief exchange be-
fwrpH MIN and Senator Holr. of Mudsa-
..asrtts. The latter ilrat noted the ab-
g. nee 0C a quorum and roll cali showed
4 srEntors present. Mr.. ii0ar asked rs