The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-27
ARRAlGNED HIS PARTY
Mr.. Carter Says Cleveland Has
Seduccd the Republicans.
SHARPLY QUESTIONED BY Mr.. H0AR
Allen Made a Proposition to Trade
Silver for Protection.
ANOTHER SPEECH on CUBA.
Mr.. white Argued the President only Has
the Right OF Recognizing Bciiig-
crcncy Tho House.
ANOTHER SPEECH on CUBA.

Crisis IN the senate drought arothcr ia!
OIL intensely dramatic action OF iinpeteous
debate and OF stormy personal coloduy'
The speech OF senator Carter OF Mon
tanh one OF the I'VE republican senators
who voted against proceeding with the
| tarin bill. was the main formal event
| OF the day. There was added interest
In the speech owing to Mr., Carriers posi-
| tion as chairman OF the republican Ma
| tional committee. The senator used very
plain words In denouncing what he termed
the movement to drive him ana his silver
associntes out nj tho rcnuhIl,.r marry
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rms however. was but the prelude to
| more stirring events.
Mir Iionr oucstinnca NJ c,rt,r n. IN
,AI,,. '', 90 W 40 "
""cU"' ne i"tVhhed 'o uci'at any pro-
tcctiNe tariff hill unless senators sur
rendered their convictions ., hin, ard
vh.,t,, Nj. .,,,,..,,..'..t
w "o' ms V0"S'ruclon OF the Mime
apolIs platform agreed with the construc-
ton given to II by President Harrison
NJ f.,r,or ros,,o,a.t ,.t,A -, -.
W. .e' '''fV"''" VII" EreH' Nieor
''lht MI ihrfisons course had not been
all that was desired. bur II was at least
, hr,ro,, of bo,o Tor 49, ,,., ~, 4,
N"NVt Vs. "'io i"' WV 4"i"lc' but II
was not the construction applicable to
the situation In the senate today
MIR G.ar Of rov., .h,,,,i, ,,,a..,,,,,,
~, ~ '''' PS f"Vstioneu
Mr. Teller on the circumstances OF franz
ing the financial plank Of the Minneapolis
platform bringing ont tbnt sornto,y to,as
n, Noyaaa ma ra,i,,. 80 $50, -,
vi NcNaua ana leilet OF colorado mad
taken part in shaping that document.
MIR Carter asserted ,hn, r,huo ,n,s
""' 'u' ''r i''H WHO iI'uheu that plhhk
never dreamed that the English language
would permit such demonstration of ita
terms Tberc,ro, NJ c., s,ro..,.. We
A., "l'''' ~ Nv"'' tc'otIIhg 10
MI "i"rs eohduot OF the National
| campaign In 1892. asked II this plank was
the senator from Colorado cTelier) sought
e. 10 , carry the State OF Colorado for The
Mr. carter re,Jlcd Tim, tho r,ont,
so accepted because the republican party
mad always Kept its promises and 1t was
rsdeon, tis pro,pi on "''' parry TO again
Tho references to Mr.. Tcllcrs part in
framing the platform brought him to
b"d Neon, intn,1i o rAt'aiH Hn OF what
tion Of the himrtalUsm Of air SLcrmnf,
The latter in turn arragned thu dishon-
IN , iuE , ''r" S'Ver' -Wnlcn
dollar Mr. sherman pTophcs,ea that ,.yen.
Colorado would reject tho free silver idea
any 1, .t,gi, u5r nm t4liirin
fcolrr mai rolorado wo,,ld 49,, ,'lin,,.
tho course suggested hy tho Ohio senator
svoo s,t,or vac no., de,d az H si t ila5
asserted hut that II was a lively cores.
winch would rise IN the senate to perpioN
Mr. Trlier closed with the imnoas,-rea
uttcrtnce that the glorious past Of the
'ounhiicah parry you'd he ohhteratcd i II
,o,dorsbt,, ~ Mr. spnr,r,,, i0''o""E '"'
rhe attor part of the day was give"
fornia arguing mat tho cxecntive was
the rrnper branch to grant recognition
OF lciligcrency.
Mr. Ouav Rop. PAY rcncrted tho arm,,
a,r,.o,,sa,lor h,u and ,ava ,,o,,co ,,ot
aP'lop' "a ''o', w." '"' s"Ne ho''o' ''"'
nc would can II up TOMORROW.
Mr.. Allen pop. Neb) returned TO the
,artrr question bv rc,e,rlnr - ,,o s,a,c-
'"i''' ,''s W NV S'"
ments OF MT Morrill, MIR. Sherman and
Mr.. Plat during the exciting debate yes
,c,dov
III,
Mi Alien sara ne had believed that II
was the honest purpose Of the republican
,ar,, IN ouact a Iow ,,,c,p, ,oia ana
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s"N'i "'' 'f""' W. "'' p"' we "'""t' VI
leaders ouIv under certain ctrcumstnnres
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WOMB ACCEPT iito coil'hbe "eN'"'N
Under these circumstances he would sun
mil d. distinct nror,osition ia The chairman
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OF 'hr h"aHV' e""'''i'''o' hd'"e'S' thH' ne
(Allon) would assure sufficient populst
votes Ia rive "A majority of inc senate
- 49,. -. ~, M ,ar,cs ,n, ,..s NO.
II the passage oi 'he 'h'ii olH was az
compauicd by the adoption of a free silver
amendment.
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Mr' Mo'''i' 'V''"'l'u "a ''s sea' 49,,
responding, but Mr. i1oar uSep, Mhss)
r,.do IN, n1lnt that the discussion was out
81 .,rder
Consent was given to Mr.. Allen. now
49, ~, proceed Ia went on 10 criticize
~ an1pcial record Of MIR Sherman The
no,,I lin marty could not escape, saId
Nj Allen from the attitude OF declining
~ ,crnor.tlyA silver %
10 .,Is ro.,Iiisi senators are ready to
II, II 20" ~. ,,t,sentin,. and unjust tarin
nioasui an canal terms vim gold,
pl',po ,,n+ A. 1,
but you VIM ~. ,r9-nc, hts ,,,en,iou 10