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70 RECOGNIZE CUBA
ANOTHER HEsOfuTq0N PRESENTED
m SENATOR MORGAN.
Protested AGAINST the Trial ~ Gen.
eFai Rivera ~ JSrusn Head
eonFt Martial.


passed BY the house yesterday was upon
rs reception In abs senate today referred
20 the committee on finance.
Senator AaFgan OF Alabama introduced
RESOLUTION recognizing the state Of war
y t'uha and according balligeFent rights
10 the cuhans
A spirited debate followed. several new
phasss Of the Cuban question being pre-
svhsed senator Alien presented 4 Faso-
luton reeiting that General Rivera Of tha
cuban t0fees had been captured bY fhe
spaniss Aid Mas about 70 be tried bs a
afam head court martial and shot, ana
protesting against such trial as contrary
20 the Fnlrs ~ ciYilixed warfare Sen.
e19f Alien asked for immediate eonsid.
sEatiOh ~ ihs ease
sehat@g tioaE said IL did not COMFORT
with ihe dignity Of this Ae,dy % Ftish f,,r,
Nafa OFF those sabjegfa The questions Of
IFS aiid deaSh In Cuba we're not In ti.s
estptns o. the senate, ThsFe had baeh
.sls iieFsole procedure Oh these tngsfna-
i1iiaf ausstaoass ami hs would object 10
the resolution unless il MAS allowed NJ ~
- the committee
Although debate WAS not ia order sen,
t"F Alsrn continued 10 aF9a the critical
naIAsf~f ~ the Rivera case senator
ett ? said he dbl not want thfs rasSil.
bon sstgied ~ tsslnR committed 10 thr
sAsFsas Of TIE foreign relations commit.
ssnA4eE H0ar made a spirited repiy, Ias
- ft1
Ft~eska senator, he said II he had "a.
Pc 70 give he would not "throg Il
&AaS4
Thee, tlTalns 70 the general Cuban
4essiiot, ssitstsF hoaF saad that Il Mould
Ff cisaF afront to any nation ain
Whtch We AEe az fsraes 10 saeits INA y
tsS'etlen ~ she AnaeFfean congress that
NaTt1as such nAtAaH Mas about 10 ss,sa,
y AZ atroeisg. esnsrvss protested aarh
tTaeinit9h by osse 81 The EuFossean IA
- 'essfd tas limited States Nouia 80
Die hestsfo that pfesfasHt Gsaar so,i,5
asr hfa1shs snDsE thr tra~aioth II culsa
ne ptan had nDt tsgn oV~reorne hy in,
.tFlNse ivsssuste9As snd DEMONSTRATION.
fa1af sAasFd Win = decisive obseuatah 10
fs rsNsenS confederation IL abr tess,i,s.
teH, ASA n Nsns b4es
Other cutsaA resolutions foliassa ia
Iefld ssareHsi1ia.
h0rHaa mesaingfsn
fsnAipe %t8s4nn's FessstutE8n Fraus-saIns
p president Tor ShH istisFs ~ Efsnssai
AutlirN 20 hinas~ii ana IsFesiaessa lasAs.
go sss tF~ssnisd and adopted wi,hsa,
Resolved mat shs pssssaeat /. r..
~ sled 10 ihf9rui lhe sraAfe IL IH MI
.tssntNs y u consistent Atlh the ssat,sfr
ttSfwssAs shsshgf EpSspFs have hshna -.
sised ~ she present os gaFmtF wxHcaIlVe
u sno tallrsie States fFent Maalsna go.
"a aH4 ihs tasaisasni h In ills mahsef
FAFtkcf frHnrstud 10 iHfuFRa the wsnstr
hsthsF there 10 ANY and vhas estdeurs
~ she esrrBitNu trtessHlSnl ahsrh nasAs
hat ihe f@Fs3ns as prptpstS ~ ristsetps
~ tNN NAilest NtAtns hRNr suffered sssfh
sisisss as aFs stated Ia isatrrs aa1eh ats
tirEfa In iils hSt5le pstnss 10 have issrn
~fitiSh ~ M#NtEsa Gsusnua % ANY asanEs
absFrp iars3sseJ urgn shsm b. aathsF
the i~il'ssfrnt parties ~ faha ghAg
tss9 Asss tssn avoided ~ a aus con.
liNrnghtH ~ paF trpaly ssfhss ursysf ths
Ns % natinnq o. fho frsHprrt doc 10
NaHsanilY.
And Aisa. shv prvsidssst IN ilhs mannrr
FNslursted 10 jntoFu size sefratr ahsshrf
p Hl2eiTh a0tEaifsios ~ Cuha have So
bod 20 f~gtnis thm gpmasii ~ ahr lfBlird
atns ai HaSHs - nrah9 20 raFnanaai. |
s7 HHh pHf consul EHusgai at Havana |
ihe issE - cipher dissaschrs and ovtg
y telegraph Wmrs, afa Whistles any gssus
tad i=ph nazde aFsIast such jnisf
~ itpee
oae W AIiI..
20 resolution Of Ronataf Mills % |
80 sas nsNt rFesEatsd and ssfrsa 10 |
h@wi division u II "a toiloNs3
iJqsnlsct. Thag tho rnmnittse on fsg. |
Es fsiaiigbs are Instructed 10 inausfu /
hs,. u AM ehiiHAtipas tire unitad l
aies have assumed iaSard she people |
S1ha ~ asserting and maintaining |
rtEh' % prevent ihe acquisition OF |
~ Island by am Eyrusscar poser and |
mprlisns 10 remain subject 10 tbs |
Esfniasssan o. Spain. and 10 report - /
n % aiGsrwlEe
senator Morgan cams forward with |
p 81 climax 90 the Cuban resolutions
~ prrserHcd Joint srselation foraEnss /
tire existence u state u var IN Gu /
as felIawa:
H~solNsd. lay ihs senate and house ~ /
# 'ssrui afiFes thas cpudifien Of pubiie |
b. vHiats bslseen tito EoVefumsnt OF /
paig and The government prwciaitsHt |
~ taf spipe time maintained b. gorcr
-
N Tailed States Of America viii main.
20 . strict neutrality between the con
#ninE ppNefs. according 10 each she Il
HsRis - hailisCfunss w the nsrta and /
#fritavv ~ the limited States"
, he resolution was read several tlmcs |
the Request q senator's who appeared
lse Eruatiy interested IN u. The reaalu.
b. remained on The table AZ Senator
#prHsns request.
Amer this brief but lively session. de.
eied almost entirely 70 cuba, the sen
b. az gss =. m. went into executive
sslon. and at s.sp adjourned until Mop.
b.
Arbitration Treaty Ftatshed.
The senate to-day In executive session
ppCiuded its consideration % all the
ncndnpRis 10 the arbitration treaty or |
bose adopted, one offered by Senator
acoH sxcrnpts tho claims against south.
#fn states from the operations OF thc /
Dor Morgan. eliminates article OF the
,4raty
Much of the debate OF the day turned
Npon these amendments
Many OF the amendments voted for 1
tere directed TO putting limitat lions on /
BE- nrst article, Propositions OF this char
Bier were made by Senators Butler. Chill.
en sud bacon. and all were rejected by |
hs uniform majority Of i've.
This. VAS tho result of a prpconcerted
Dove 10 sustain the committee ON foreign
eiatlons, which took a position against
|arther amending this article.
An interesting Incident was Senator
EhRndlera refusal 20 go 20 a anal vote on |
D. treaty today lie called attention 10
b Associated Press dispatches On re-
prd TO the situation In Crete. and said
hst he lid not feel disposed to enter Into
REGULATIONS with any power whose guns
#ere trained ~ community OF Chris
pans struggling ta throw OF The yoke OF
LoFlcmisnr He also spoke Of gnglansi's
pnduci toward the Boerr OF the Trans
pal as deserving OF condemnation. and
cause for hesitation lH the present ne.
|eiiations. He said he would probably
the end vote for the treaty, but thai
b WAS. not IN the mood for II today.
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