Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-26

such action was a blot on the civiliza-
| tion Of the age. Why should Congress
| remain SNpine. The time would come
/ when this inaction would make our peO-
/ pie hang their heads for being Ameri-
I can citizens.
1 Mr. Morgan said the Committee on
/ Forcing Relations has pressed forward
/ this protection to American citizens as
/ fast as the we'll authenticated facts.
/ would permit The reports Of atrOcitie
I against women and little girls "
\ vague and did not have that ver\
l tiOu warrantiug action by the cOml\
\ tee. Ii had. however. brought forwolG
/ the resolution for the immediate re-
/ lease of Sanguilly as the facts in this
/ case We're established beyond question.
Mr.. Hoar inquired whether some
/ time should not be given for Senators
/ To examine into the Sanguilly report,
as action on the subject involved grave
/ international considerations
Mr.. Morgan felt that speedy action
/ was essential. He review the circum-
stances of Sanguilly's arrest and long
/ confinement. the proof of his American
citizenship: his freedom from compile
I iry i'm the revolution; his several trials
and other well-knOwn circumstances IN
' tha case.
While the Cuban debate proceeded
/ the public galleries filed rapidly, many
. of the Daughters of the Revolution, now
attending the convention here, being
/ present
NT-. Morgan read from the treaties and
,.I-rsf out the essential onensos against
without opuortuuitv TO- prepare a defense;
no bail except bond to- pay the costs Of his
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an time. as provided 10y treaty: piling up
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