The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26
AN ESTIMATE ASKED.
Cast Of Deep Water Survey from
Galveston to Houston.
THE HOUSE PASSED THE RESOLUTION
Bitter Denunciation OF Weylcr De-
liycrcd by Senator Turpic.
CALLED THE HEROD OF HAVANA
Claims of Election Frauds In Della
ware md Congressional Invest-
cation Observation-Disclosures.

Washington January 25-ln the senate
today Mr.. Turpie. of Indiana, characterized
Captain General Weylcr as the Herod of
Havana. tho murderer of women and
children, and as "indescribably diminu-
tive" These bitter words were incident
TO MIR. Turpes speech of two hours on the
Cameron resolution. The speech did not
develop the criticism of the secretary OF
state which had been foreshadowed by Mr.
Turpie's remarks last week, as the senator
confined himself to careful analysis OF
the constitutional rights of congress. mis-
conclusion being that congress had the
| primary and paramount authority over rec
| ognizing new governments.
| Mr.. Turpie frequently turned aside from
| his argument and paid glowing tributes TO
| The insurgcnt government and its leaders
| General Maceo was eulogizod as 4 hero
| II connection with General Maccos doath
! the senator referred with bitter dcnuncia
tion TO General Weyler. Mr. Turpie did
not conclude his speech. and expects to
proceed tomorrow.
The rest OF the day was devoted TO
eulogies on exSpeaker Crisp.
Early in the day memorial was present
eu 'or me presinehuai electors OF i'e"-
ware ash,ns ior cohsrvss'o,,ai lnNeslisa-
non Oh alleged fraud ana poi'cai 'frosu
| larites in that State.
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washington January zo-Mr burrows,
republican. of Michigan. presented an APP
| peal by the presidential electors of Dela-N
| ware for congressional investigation OF
alleged irregularities by which In Kent
| g. rf bO,, an,
favor of the union republican ticket was
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as". ~ ,,p.'I,1 c,at,s lar arts In nid Of ,be
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lon ccrernonies. The hin was lat
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@i,us - y, .nook IN The Cameron resolution
'an' ~ ns,,,t,,on of ,he ipdenendenoe Of
80 ,n s"'
rhn .ora,or yos given close attention.
his associates taking seats about him and
~, 'a,iarias 6IIinr As he began Souor
omosada and others of the Cuban repre-
sr,,ativss entered the gallery.
Snatr.s ti,Ie Ia Cuba Mr. Turpie said
- 49, o,,a sho could ALLEVIATE to any uow -.
w. h., no tinted states nor could Spain
. rs,ain har o,vp ,itln 10 the Isl,ud whom it's
inhahitarts concluded that tho sovereigns
NJ snain and her advisors we're cruel enc
n,os ona onnressors Of the pcoplc. one of
,ho great nrlnciples established in the
Was,ern bemisnbere was that a people held
inaIionahlo Fights TO establish their own
form, ~ Government
Tho senator traced the bloody struggle
: of cuba In establish its own form of gov .
or,,nont There mad not been ten years of
naona s,nco IsGo The present warfare was
but second norlod of the first warfare
=, vac insnired nv The same hopes and di-
rooted he he -,me leaders. The end in
,,iou nas N throw off Spain's control OF
; cwh. ana Give II to the Cuban people.
What was The United states to do in the
! s,steo wust congress he asked. wait for