The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-29
TURPIE'S BITTER SPEECH.
Fierce IHYtctiYe Against the Sultan and
HahCmetaniSm.
TIE DEBS CASE UNDER DISCUSSION
senator Allen Impressed win the
Thought THAT the Senate Was Organ
lied Sot to DO Business"-Monroc
Doctrine Oraiory of Ihurston.

D
/ Finance Two were IN favor OF the sub
stltute and one against
Ine former were made by Senators
CLARK GScpD and Voorhees, tDem.), ana
tho Inter By Senator Gray tDeHt
Notice of an amendment was given by
Mr.. Teller OtepJ, OF Colorado requiring
fhe psvrnent Of national bank notes IN
COIN wnen presented for redemption at
the bank OF issue. -. h..
| unanimous consent given TO nave tne
bin voted on next Thursday Inc opJec-
ton came from Ar. Hill
on the subject Of the Armenian horrors
INDUCED in a fierce invectiNe against the
Sultan and MahOmetanism.
THE ONLY CHARGE.
The only charge against the Arme-
mans. he said, their only crime Wa7 ~,
ing Christians. The time had come, ne
sad when an official notification ShouIu
be given to Turkey and TO the Manoihet;1h
church that they must cease 10 pioS'i'
TIE by the sword $3.50, 800.
me sway of the Turk. he said, was
only endured and supported on accouhL Vi
those international jealonsies mat Gus
tered around the transatlantic segmehls
of the Mediterranean called the balance
If never in Europe The Turks OosNt
10 be notified that they must erase liVntt
their book OF discipline that pIactlce, %
The Mahometan church Which Ils ..
use OF arson and murder 10 9ulpi D'' IA.
Christian faith. and ne Woui1 nav .t,s-h
notification followed by a. shot H.Il',e, l
would go crashing through me 'i" ~
SeraQlio He was in favor Of giving 'ne
sick man Of the BOsphorus' the coup uo
grace. and Of ending his iite an" ~ Stt s
hy dissolution and destrucuou' J.. -
time that those murderefs anu aSsa ,h
know who Tic was that was DoIh 10 hlt
world az Bethlehem ana was Ial9en de
nazareth and that when He comes again
to punish sucR WTetches as nus, ii'
~ f.fr moi 1
Mr IIlrDie closed with intense N'he-
f,epco and bitterness. and his speech was
marked by close attention ..s,..,,,
AIr Allen gave notice OF am amehuliien'
a. mo bond and free-coinage bill. depriF-
ing the Secretary OF the Treasury or tne
mower to issue bonds or olh.l lhtelVa.
hearing Obligations Of the cover hln'n'
until Congress shall first declare a neces-
sity therefor.
THE DEBB CASE.
pho. resolution heretofore offered by
Mr. Sau for a special committee 10 IN
teetigate the case Of the impfisonhenl D'
Eugene ". Debs danor leseeU t1L -
tempt Of court, was iald h-ioIe We ~
ate. and Mr. Call said that he mao o.
fer.d the resolution at the request ~
labor association. , L.. h1
Air ian said that. ordinarally. he had
,.cr,- great respect FOR the idbofihB ie"-
rie Of Inc Unified States. but be was not
aware that any communicated lIoih ~
iabOriuC people expected thg i-l., ~
The proposed Inff eilsailDil - o. 80 ~
Doe made. DE thought it should ID. 10y eo,C
of The standing committees OF the ntH-
ate he therefore offered ah ahlt.u-
ment instrUcting The JUDICIARY NV'n.
mittce 10 investigate the Nloit 5"pJ' ~ 49,, -
contcmpts of courts, as enforced 10y icu-
eral courts. . ...l
MIR Can opposed the amendment ana
spoke Of the standing committee on iis
senate as the "sepultures Of popular
movement for reform, ana OF Eugene "
Dobs as ~ great leader man OF power
and "a representative man.
Mr. Hill argued that as the quo non
involved was judicial one, if should he
referred TO the Judiciary Committee
Besides. ne said, the peps case hd1 peeh
already decided iu the supreme court
to the effect that his imprisonment was
Mr' Allen asserted that the supreme
Court had done nothing OF the kind n
had merely decided lhat inc ~ft pi
haboaS CORPUS did not apply 10 .he case
Tie added that II the Senator from NeW
York knew anything about lni- nan
Woods CHE United states Clre,ul ludec
who had imprisoned Debs). if he knew
The stain that hung upon him when me
was appointed ass reward for political
trickery the senator would not give
much for his decision
JUDGE WOODS
Mr. JED said that ne was not called
UuOn TO criticize Judge Woods decision.
ID was enough for him that Dchs Lad
United states. and had obtained no Tee
I'm the course Of further discussion
MI Allen said That ~ could not help
being Impressed with the thought that
The Senate was organized not 10 40
business
Sir Gordon reminded rHe senator's that
Tho hour had arrived when the senator
from Nebraska, Mr. lhlrHton, was 10
address The Senate.
The Can resolution Was thereupon laid
aside ana Mr. IhuIstOn Wep), of Ne
braska. addressed the Senate ON the
question of The Monroe doctrine.
RE took strong ground in favor Of the
maintenance OF That doctrine.
Tho challenge thrown down by Great
Britain. be- sand. must DEE taken up by
the Government OF the nited States or
else the Monroe doctrine would be
thing OF TIE past. The world was wait
ing 10 know whether the Monroe doctrine
was living or dedd-whetner 30 was To- be-
maintained and enforced or TO De ADAM
0oued and suppressed II Inc people OF
the United States became SO srnile and
degraded as 10 look 20 Wall street Tor
political guidance 10 would be time 20
turn Tho portrait face OF Washington go
thc wall and to cast the sword az Grant
into the sea. Nothing but SELLS hnes5 ana
cOwardiCo would ever induce the United
States t0 abandon that great position OF
leadership IN The affairs Of the NeW World
which ID was her manifest destiny TO
enjoy.
TIE EAGLES SCREAM.
As Great Britain had mistaken the tem-
per ol this country in the past, 40 sht ap-
p.ared 10 mistake IL now. There was
however no division % sentiment DID the
United States on this subject "Le- but
a sinAfe drum-hcat be heard Oh on!
coast he exclaimed. announcing thc
approach Of q foreign foe, ana mere VIII
spring 10 arms, In North and South, thc
erandest army the world has ever known,
animated 10y loyalty 70 theiI couh'I. > M'.s
and marching on to mingle ana inspiring
strains Of our two national AIRS. Dlrie
and Yankee Doodle ! would vote FOR
the pending resolution although u might
prc.lfe tie coming OF d mighty c0ahci
whose consequences should leave me with
out son. as the last great connect leil
me without a sire.
Mr. lnurston's speech, although pre-
pared and in type Was delivered Win
out reference 10 the print or 10 notes.
The clear. ringing tones ~ when II was
declaimed. The nnQuestioned sincerity OI
the orator and the advanced position
assumed by him. attracted attention ana
won admiration from the senators ON
both sides of the chamber and from large
crowds in the galleries.
The peloration was greeted with round
Thc debate on the bond bill. with its
frce-coinago substitute. followed.
AZ it's conclusion, resolutions expressive
Of regret al the death OF Frederick lte-
mann. late presentauNe-eicct from lil-
uOie. were presented By Mr.. Palmer ana
agreed 10. and al 80. the senate adj
IN THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. .S.-The diplo-
matte and consular appropriation bill
went through the House to-day without
discussion and practically without
Mr. Uitt. chairman of the Committee