Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-03

OlVlQ6Q between 1uOS6 fdNO4 d.
bic and Those Opposed to the
Resolutions-The Resolutions of
the Senate Not Acted UpOn-Text
Of the Document.
Washington. d. c.. March Cuba
libre had a field day in the House. Des-
pite the war talk the struggling pari-
OTIS in Cuba were eulogized and sympa-
thized with in a TWO hours debate and
the rules were then suspended and the
resolutions reported by the House for
eign affairs committee were adopted as
substitute for those of the Senate by
am overwhelming majority, 263 to II.
An analysis of the vote shows that lSS
Republicans. 10 Democrats and Pop
ulists voted for the resolutions and 8
T Republicans and Democrats against
them. The debate which preceded Fhe
adoption was animated and breathed
the spirit of liberty. At times it was
exceedingly dramatic and especially
,,.,e, eorebodiros of war were uttered.
but there was no stemmiug The strong
tide.
The setting Of the scene was bril-
rarr The galleries were black With
people attracted by the prospect of the
stirring event. In the reserved gallery
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to-day Mr.. Hit. in calling up the Gu
ban resolution did not offer the last
resolution pledging the support Of Con-
mess TO The executive to any action the
President might take. Several men,
hers were ON their feet calling for rec
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