The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-02

FINLAND as one of the chief causes of the
hndii.
Ils led to somewhat unexpected state
afnt by Mr.. Morgan of Alabama, which
'aused temporary furry.
Mr. Morgan said he fully recognized the
upplilty OF these brnefactions. He had ap-
% ~ sending corn TO Ireland and to Rus
y. ihese human movements brought the
w. vn together in sentiments OF good will
W. continued Mr.. Morgan, II shall
~ n.y. 10 secure the support of the senator
NM. Maine tliale) when introduce a res
,. ss'vn 10 send supplies to the suffering
s TsU.e o. Cuba who are penned mp in that
1al VIEWER"
~ a., ~ Morgan expressed the further hope
n.y. nv MI Hale would be found among the
s suuDorters of resolution for sending SUP
thro.o me people penned up in Crete.
re syutn the tyrannical action of the Eu-
'0ctan powers. Wv
vm,a ia'e responded that these questions
,oIii c pe met as they arose. There was no
ienar,, ~ inns resolution. 1t voiced the
IN ~ sentiment OF Codspced for the re-
~ ~ .hese poor people. The resolution
.n aen agreed to without division.
thars. ~ hebate followed on several now
tpon VI the Cuban question. Mr.. Allen
reri,n. y, Nebraska. presented a resolution
tore. .nat General Rivera of the Cuban
Nj wa, naa been captured by the Spanish
eourtmar,;auo, out to be tried by drumhead
lsaInst snat and shot and protesting
u ciyll,yo., h ,rial az contrary to the rules
Immediate warfare Mr.. Allen asked for
Nj. Ho,r transformation OF the resolution
~ dirn,tr s,ia IL did not COMFORT with
t.s la
ma a es subjects. The questions ~ l,,e
~ ssna n IN Cuba were not I'm keeping of
aderiv r There should be dccorous and
susstIons oceanre ON these international
sMion r, ana ne would object to the res
tpmmi,,' n'ess 1t was allowed to 90 To the
edes NJ although debate was not In
kal ehss Allen continued to urge the crit
h said r'er OF the Rivera case, Mr.. Al
aLhed bv he aid not want this resolution
Nrs or H. Deihg committed "to the cav
NJ Hon foreign relations committee"
fnnt n said 1t would be clear af-
Y peaca ahy nation with which we are
American reclte in resolution by the
| hou ~. congress that whereas such ma
| res, rs anout to commit an atrocity. con
9the E 'sted. Such n resolution by one
lateu wn,, ypean nations towards the United
lkvN \. set our people afiame. He be.
kousht "a resident Grant would have
plan Ia soout the freedom OF Cuba II hi:
sssolet uo not beon overcome by Incorporate
" Hn ana demonstra tons.
u the r. closed with decisive objection
ton ana S 4. Consideration of the resolu-
buttons ~ !, went over. Other Cuben reso
Nj. Mo,iowed in rapid succession.
Nsides,. cans resolution requesting The
~ ~ FOR the letters from General co
psetrtt,, himself and Mr. Cleveland wal
h A. IAN. snt adopted without opposition
b hfo~su, That the president is requested
u.si..m the senate il. in his opiii.ss IL II
hHeFs hawith the public interest. whethe
= psss nave been received by thu forme
~ conn.,. executive from General Gomez
u fo~anding general OF tho insurrec
~ 49, N Cuba of the following teno
na,iSsn,' letters are recited) and tn
lse6 Is In like manner furiher re
I'M INFORM the senate whether Their
n 4ln,tmsNu what evidence in the executive
n eent which shows that the person
III o. citizens Of the United State