The San Francisco call., 1896-04-07

1orce OF arms by the people OF Cuba, and that
the United States of America should maintain
strict neutrality between the contending
powers, according to each all the rights of
belligerents in the ports and territory of the
United States.
ResotUed, further, That the friendly Offices of
the United States should be offered by the
President to the Spanish Government for the
recognition of the independence of Cuba.
These are the Senate resolutions con-
Cured IN by the House.
Hit (R.) of Illinois. chairman of the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, demanded
the regular orde--the vote on the ques-
ton OF agreeing to the report of the COM
mlttee on conference recommending the
adoption OF the Senate resolutions regard
ing Cuba instead of those primarily
adopted by the House. On that Tucker
CD of Virginia demanded the ayes and
noes and they were ordered.
The result was announced: AYES 45,
noes 27-so the report OF the Conference
Committee was agreed TO. The galleries
united with members in applauding the
vote. The following Is the vote in de tail:
Ayes: Republcans-Adams, Aitken, Aldrich
of Alabama, Allen of Utah, Arnold of Penn
sylvania, Avery, Babeock, Baker of New Hamp-
shire, Barham, Barney, Bartholdt, Birch,
Belknap, Bennett, Blue, Bishop, Broderick,
Bromwell. Brosius, Brown, Brumm. Burrell,
Burton of Missouri, Burton of Ohio, Calder
head, Cannon, Chickering, Clark of Iowa,
Clark of Missouri, Codding Colson, Connolly,
Cook of Wisconsin, Cooke of Illinois, Cooper of
Wisconsin, Corliss, Cousins, Crump, Curtis of
Iowa, Curtis of Kansas, Curtis of New York,
Danford, Dayton. Dewitt Dingley, Dolliver,
Doolittle, Doyener, Eddy, Ellis, Evans, Fair
child. Fenton, Fischer, Fletcher, Foss,
Gamble, Gardner, Gibson, Graft, Griffin,
Griswold, Gresvenor, Grow, Hadley, Ha-
ger, Hainer, Halterman, Hanley, Hardt,
Hardy, Harris, Hartman, Hatch, Heath
wole, Hemenway, Henderson, Henry of Indi-
ana, Hepburn, Hermann, Hilborn, Hill, Hit,
Hooker, Hopkins, Howe, Howell, Hubbard,
Hulick, Hull, Hunter, Huff, Hurley, Hyde,
jenkins, Johnson of California, Johnson of
Indiana, Johnson of North Dakota, Kerr,
Kieier Kirkpatrick, Knox, Kuth, Lacey,
Leighty, Leisensing, Leonard, Lewis Linney,
Linton, Long, Loudenslager. Low, Mahaney,
Mahon, Marsh, Mccall of Tennessee, Mcclure,
Mccormick, McLachlan, Meikeljohn, Mercer,
Miller of West Virginia, Millken, Mines,
Miner, Mondell, Mosley, Murphy, Noonan,
Northway, Odell Otejen, Overs:reet Payne,
Pearson, Perkins, Phillips, Pickley, Powers,
Prince, Pugh, Quigg, Ray, Reeves, Reybourn,
Robinson, Royse, Russell of Connecticut,
Rauer, Herring, Scranton, Shafroth. Sherman,
Smith of Illinois, Smith OF Michigan, Southland,
Spalding Sperry, Stable, Steele, Stephenson,
Steward OF New Jersey. Stewart of Wisconsin,
W. A. Stone, C. w. Stone, Strong, Sulloway,
Taft, Tawney, Taylor, Thomas, Towne, Tracey,
Treloard, Updegraff, Van Horn, Van Voorhees,,
Winger, Warner, Watson of Ohio, Wellington,
Wilbur, Willis, Wilson OF Idaho, Wood, Wood
man-1S5.
Demonstration, Bailey, Bell of Texas,
Buck, Cathings, Clary, Cooper of Florida,
Cooper of Texas. Crowley, Cummings De Ar
mond, Denny, Dinsmore, Dockery, Hart Lati-
mer, Lawson, Layton, Lester Livingston, Nc
Clellan, McCreary, McCullocb, McDearmon,
McLaurin, McMullin, McRae, Meredith, Meyer,
Miles, Money Ogden, Otey, Owens, Patterson,
Pendleton, Richardson, Sayers, Sparkman,
Spencer, Stokes, Strait, Sulzer, Talbert Tate,
Terry, Underwood, Walsh, Washington, Wood
ard, Yokpm-54.
Populis,s-Baker of Kansas, Nell of Colo
| rado KEN, Shuford. stroud-5.
Silverite-Newlands-I.
Total, 245
TIE negative votes were cast by Arnold
of Rhode Island. Atwood of Massachu-
setts, Black of New York, Boutelle of
Maine, Daniels of New York, Draper of
Massachusetts, Gillett of New York, Gil
lette of Massachusetts,, Grout of Vermont,
LeFevre of New York, Mccall of Mass
achusetts. Moody of Massachusetts,,
Poole of New York, Simpkins of
Massachusetts, Wadsworth of New York,
Walker of Massachusetts, Walker of Vir-
ginia and Wright, Republicans Berry
of Kentucky. Black of Georgia. Culberson
of Texas, Elicit OF Pennsylvania, Elliott of
South Carolina, Lockhart of North Caro-
lima. Tucker of Virginia, Turner OF Georgia
and Tyler of Pennsylvania, Democrats
81.
Dispatches from Madrid stating that it
is expected in official circles there that
President Cleveland will sign the Cuban
belligerent resolutions, but will postpone
giving them effect by proclamation, indi.
cate that the nature of the resolutions is
not even yet understood at the Spanish
capital. AS repeatedly explained, they
are concurrent resolutions" not 'joint
resolutions" and under a practice which
has grown up in recent years in Congress,
concurrent resolutions do not require ap-
proval or disapproval by the President,
who may act upon them or not, as he
chooses, but in no case is he called upon
to sign them. Similar resolutions adopted
by Congress in connection with Armenian
affairs, January 20 last, remain unacted
upon by the President.
SPANIARDS ARE INDIGNANT.