The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-12
CUBAN RESOLUTIONS.
Administration Senators Against
Morgan Resolutions.
CLEVELAND CRITICISED IN THE HOUSE
His Forestry Reserve Order Mas the
Immediate Cause.
BILL SENT TO CONFERENCE.
MIR. Snycrs Named rs One OF the
Members OF the Commtttcc-Thc
Port Arthur Channel.
BILL SENT TO CONFERENCE.

Washington. May 1.-THE Cuban ques-
ton occupied the entire session OF tho
senate today the debate taking wide
range at times becoming spirited when
comparisons were madc between the at
utudo of the former administration and
The present one on the subject OF Cuba.
Senators Morrill, and Canery apoiVe In OPP
position to the Morgan resolutions; Lodge
of Massachusetts, and Foraker OF Ohio I'D
yocatcd dotcrrinB the question until fur
,hor information could be secured from
the State department and Mills Of Texas
and Allen OF Nebraska were In favor OF
the passage Of tho resolution.
During tho day Senator Kyle (Pop..
| S. ~. rising to question of personal
privilege. disclai'ncd having sought COM
mlttee places from the republican senators.
\ partial conference report on tho lndiau
appropriation bin was agreed to,
senator Mantle OF Montana introduced
two amendments 10 the wool schedule OF
the tarln bill today. lIo explained that
ono OF these represented the views OF the
National Wool Growers association, while
the other had been agreed to by number
OF the senators on the republican side The
amendments were referred 10 the finance
committee.
Mr.. Gear tRen' OF lowal chairman OF
the Pacific railway committee. aaid hs
would not press his motion to proceed
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bclligcronts inc lcslUinalo b''oin'lons
would at once Do rei"hAea irpnt,' Vsi''ns
| blity for damages Whoh H'h''''"' wv
acns may mlier from any imt"lV "..e w
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| ly opposed tn the annexation Vi una "H
II mcnt the admission OF 'uha as otato
,gual in power 10 New YORK
Mr. morrill, then turned bis attention 10
the new md botchoi M version OF mo
Monroe doctrine. Win all aporryphal hu-
diions by our intrepid iiugoists. VINO
sought TO make the Ilntod states tho
,.,,n,,eLcd Guardian and the nghting cham
MON of all tho American republics. blk
md lttlc" If this new version was TO
L." nm established policy. then 1t was time
IN rroalo an army and navy which VIII
ec,insc NH that might he brought agalnnt
than IN Milo nm the tnXcs 10 sustain
n,,, miii,nrv establishment and TO sup
~" ,,n scbooImastrr with the soldier
'',h. h,orr,II referred 10 tho 'bclIgcront
m' 80 -, corinin statesmen, who
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