The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-10
|d5I and THE TARIFF
,.t,.,,r Resolution. ns. Introduced
10 the Senate
,nlp DECLARE crBA INDEPENDENT
....,., Wills Thinks the United
states Should Act
M SHOW 7HEIk coLoRs.
.,,n nfClARE CuBA INDEPENDENT
j, snoW THEIK coLoRs.
$50. Tn the Dinglcy Bill In
!. !. Compel the Republicans
~ 4 . deem Campaign Plcdgca'

| .i}l.L = aARAm NuAb Rss~e -
..,,s,on december s.-The senate to-
!. 3, decisive vote Of 81 to IS adopted
,.. 4 take up the Dingley tariff and.
s',., !. this was, It did not have the
.a..s.s vaich the vote itself may con-
..,.,.,, following 1t, Mr.. Aldrich
~, y Rhode island. one Of the mem
qE -. Snance committee, moved to re-
~. ~ hiIl TO that committee, and this
nla 80 - nending when the morning hour
!s.l "a the entire time elapsed as
~ !, NJ vote had been taken. Neither
NJ, ~ the motion to recomniit enjoy
s.,,t,cre or precedence as the result
A setion today. 1t showed, however.
,vsiv parliamentary fencing between
.i,sn fpop.) OF Nebraska, the author
~ rnotion. and Messrs. Chandler. Hale
4 s,Srich. as well as for an exposition
Y. uncertain and shifting elements
IA ~ senate when vote is precipi-
~ n An important public question. The
M. rss at times sharp and personal.
sysn IA very fluent In his expressions
y tsuuted the republicans for shrink
s,cm he Uingley bill after conducting
srii campaign.
X the republican party" said MIR. AL
athat with the incoming administras
- are TO have an extraordinary SEES
q n congress for the purpose Of restoring
M hws."
NM Mr.. Allen went on, touching many
.s.n that have hitherto been reserved for
rwus consideration.
n, Chandler reminded Mr.. Allen that
\ only had tariif won, but free silver had
4 10 the recent election. and he urged
\ Allen to aid genuine effort to execute
N will OF the people
NJ Hale took occasion to state with
hukness that the republican senators ex :
MYd an actual majority in the next sen
No which will make tariff action more
sy Of accomplishment than 1t is now
N Anrich's first move was to ask 10 have
@ bill referred back to the finance com
stlte with instructions to strike out the
EyG amendment, but later he accepted
III susgestion OF Mr.. Harris to omit the
hsrut.ions. 1t was in this form that tho
Ndtlon Of recommittal was pending when
ttock arrived and cut off debate.
Early In the day three sets OF vigorous
nsutions for Cuban Independence fur.
fiAa another feature. They came from
u. Cameron Of Pennsylvania, Mr.. Mills
ffsle and Mr.. Call of Florida. and while
Ehng In terms, breathe the same spirit of
hrsnton by the United States of Cuban
Dependence.
Washington, December 9.-Mr. FRYE
ff) Of Maine. president pro TEN Of tina
fi's, occupied the chair today in the ap-
ne OF Vice President Stevenson. Tho
nyf Of Dr. Milburn dealt with eloquent
Issnce to the late Charles r. Crisp of
n1A. "A man faithful In all his rela-
49, ~ admirable presiding officer and an
Caat AND faithful servant of the people
BIZ name be engraved on the tablet
10 Nations memory"
~ PattRep.) of Connecticut presented
anport OF the joint select committee OF
tseess relative TO the question of al
Hs used In the arts. etc. and offered a
seaution for the continuance of the com
nnw Wv No'''
lAi cleared the way for series of
%Eous Cuban resolutions. The first. Of
~ " Mr.. Cameron (Rep.) OF Pennsyl-
IVA was as follows:
.soiVed. by the senate and hons,
representatives., Tint the indc
r.sshce OF the republic of Cubt he
"e same IN hereby Rck nOyvIedy
me United states of Amcricn
N,oived. That the United state
s.ld use its friendly offices witt
overnmcnt of Spain to bring I,
'se the war between Spain aud
meameron resolution went to the com.
we Wy on foreign relations.
~ Mills 'Dem.) of Texas followed al
WIN the following resolution,
~ resolution directing the pre,
nest Of the United states 10 TAX
sesslon of the island OF Cub
aoid IT until it's inhabitnnt
n. 'usutute such government u
nay wish, ind organize an
'uch forces ms may he ncccs
Msion, "@'""' III
,. ..sssivsd, That the president Of til
~ states II hereby directed I
a. p"Asesston of the island of Cub
military md naval force
.niteu States and hold tn
s,.., n"i the people of Cubn ca
nv.s. government deriving "a
ma rom the consent of the gov
M, ~" equip such military an
s,,.. o,ces nA may he necessary I
-. mem against foreign inva
VI .sss comment the Mills resolution
nations, ~ 'he committee on foreign
roh,, a. ~, 'pem') Of Florida followed witt
Joint resolution, as follows:
Il Wed' by the sernte md hous
representatives., Tint the Unite
NM. America rccnunizcs III. r,
ssn .e OF Cuba ms n free npd i,de
i. ent government ana accord. +,
! uyera,. o 'ubn NIL the rights a
Mhen, ~ and independent gov
knsair,,n me ports and within tn
n, ~" OF the United Stntcr.
L Gu sa resolution went TO toe t1b'e
saa, anouneins that he would speai
eki woo cuban resolutions came /,
" occa.,sioh, each being read In full
y trs",saed marked attention owing t,
hi BY M and vlgor of the languag,
M, me Me three senator's,
M nh. ,s came a flocG OF bills GOVERN.
ta',ns, , h,,, OF legislation, including nj
eil mt. w ana a measure to Withdraw
3 lie rom circulation by Mr.. Sholp
as r,isorary reduction Of salarie
u'pter "'''u states officers" by Mr.
he res,,r.
stt ecmr,,.,oh Tor the continuance Of tn
s',,ets wa.ee inquiring into the alcoho
II was adopted. "
Nrluon Az, lhep) Of Vermont offered
iv conrr,,. uecteo against the use OF tn
t,Srsl h, ,n library for the next in
'sruilon -. as has been prouosed Tn
vi nst h. seciles that the new lihrur,
t;r ~ oc Used fnr on, .,t,a. .,,,,,..