The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07
RI JECTED THE TREATY
Scnat Refuses TO Ratiry the Nrbi-
traA on Treaty With England
FOUR VOTES MORE NEEDED.
Tho Vote va, a. For aud go Ap.in.t
AMI Nlnsteeu senators Refused 60
Respond Several rAirs wsr.
Msds-Vots In ustau.

Washington May q. The senate BY A
vote Of 80 20 90 rcfurcd to ratlfy the
general arbitration treaty between tho
United States and Great Britain. nero-
tIated by Secretary Olncy and Sir Ju-
.ian paunccioto. Tho rules OF The SON
D.e require @ majority u two-thirds
To- the ratification of treaties. hence
tou more affirmative votes would have
been required 90 secure q favorable re-
cult
Ihe vote Iu detail was as follows.
Yeas Allison Bacon. Hurrovs Caf-
ir1 Clay Cullom. Davis. Debo,. Fair
luukF Faulkner Foraker. Frye Gal-
lhrr- Gear Gray Hale. Hanna Hoar.
Lindsay Loarn Mcbride. MrEnery.
,rNlhH Mitchell morrill, Nelson.
Iucoc rwtus plar of Connecticut
Ilwt Of Nov York prtchlrd Proctor
arfa. sroouor Tburstou. TurpIc.
Nc. WarhuI Warren Wellington.
N0.uarn wilson. Total 38.
/ Nar Hrkr Baldwin. Bate Butler
Carter CsdEsn Daniel. Gray Has.
hrouga HARRIS ~ Kansas Harris OF
I1nrD.es HaroIdt Jones of Arkan.
'EH Jones Of Nevada Kylo. Martin.
;NI. Morgan pon.osc pa,usrcw Pet
r , Nna'a 5.oan Stewart white.
90. . .a
AZ 'n' uf D votes was cast. leaving
30 .r uu Who d.d not respond. The
r.H. l ns o.. oaGluab.e were as ,ol.
,.a
Tao ar. vau,o senators being pair
cd H.H uap taeli.yo in most Instances
Chandler and CLARK Dfor with Teller
aslIasu. Tu van and Turner rfou
with Chiffon Ngainatl. soHel and
Ear.o .larl With 0uue .ssalusD. san-
ator George WAS D. ,ard lJr the treaty
and Senator Ec-rr O. viust
Pairs were not ar Nouns go flr the
u'avns A.lucb. C. C.aunn ElKns.
Grwa Murphy wolco.t h annsy and
Alton
Iae vote Ha. preceded ly "a short.
spirited debate introduced by senator
@...s oi Texas who made atsa ug ap-
iea' t1 tHe senate against atifat the
tu0ouaut iIg asserted that as am,1d.
ei iag l0cuusE, was most ,gjoru,na-
l.r r0; to sly contradictory lr terms
ID. pointed alt especially the prous
I.s. fHr ta0 settlement of e.utuuyci-
f.0. Boz r'slrd t1 terrthr.al cI- ans and /
escorted taat ub,ruz The amendment I
adopted ly ta. .suar 10 the ~ arti. /
l. ~ tae treaty declared aeairft,the.r /
conclusion. tto sixth aud eish,h aru- /
clos made provisions f0r them
iio held chat as long SIS these
vr.,,cs remained uucharreJ Hng.
yra could Justly claim 0aa' ques-
/. Vrs of territorial rights VEN sttI TO. /
..Nei vtfa'a The scope OF 10 t'cuy.
u.sr such circumstance. n tEkrd
aht was 0 prevent England rom
purchasing tlt island of CuOa or any
Iiarr American territory aud IN case
'i objection on tlV part of the Uh,td
states Insisting ulgn tbc rcfere Ncs. "
ho dispute % arbitration. Hc NJfe
N iho rondu't ot Enaand in con ,ec.
Nn with tuo Guvo-TukIsE war O. vd !
7 V.or'd the zsaso 90 protect tNI
.ru,J States aEaus; the proposed al.
.a'Ne
TIE speech made a visible .mprsg.
Iou and tbe opinion was general that
ho treaty shugld Do amended so AZ 10
cmeV tho hrusatcbcy explained
Senator Titmlr asked that time be-
,N,u Cor such amendment OWING
however. 90 ho fact that the senate
yas under agreement TO vote al 4
o'clock there could Dc uo pos'roremcnt
Except ay ua1usnuIs consent
Senator .rtrr Who from he arst J
boss been enc OF the most active ana !
Elective opponents OF tho treaty inter.
NaoI oh.og lon. lio said he would put
y obstruction in tho way Of ,Ac post.
lr Nucrt 90 tho vote until another
ly but % Che vote was tak,u at once
p W Wild ius.s, upon ,t al o., spo,i.
.I o. Ne DE made q very runrcnt
,roth IN opposition. Hc a'l horc
u,d D.. no doubt Of thc parIallty OF
.c cove umcnt and tho people of tho
nuad So ves toward thc settlement Of
spg,e arbitration and that for
s reason taoro never would BE- any
ruly lu securing an agreement for
htsatIon Of amy specific dispute with
.y nation. bg, 90 was not necessary
10 our rcc ~ 90 tie themselves To an
.ras,mtnt OF uncertain scope ana
Irport q. rc.ally with a country
hi,h had eown itself so completely
% OF SYM Uhy With the feelings OF
o people ,i the United States in the
r.t.on Ems a. o had taken in ,hc Eu-
po1n afalrs Mr. Carter advised the
nate 10 let ven enough alone
Senator n. ur splicd b,leay golns
.cr the gen, ral "a rccmeut In favor Of
.c treaty rd cct tending especially
lat ,lc obi rt,ou inconsistency In
gard to 4, Irltorlal claims was not
on founded
The reu.aII llcr OF IN debate was Of
running eli lraccr ssnators White
nd PCtilErc y lnterll cicd questions
.ndlng to sh Iw contlu, ed opposition.
enator JNhl, /. remarked that 'he doc