The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27

etates.r said the vice president. sternIy.
Senator Mills was quickly on his feet.
The galleries are filled with American
| citixenH," he exclaimed, land they have .
FiGht e express their feelings on this
had again risen. and with q tinge o. Bit
tefness said Of the statement which had
aroused such On outbreak;
The senator has told the whole story.
u y not the release OF 6anguilly that y
wanted, War u what = wanted. and !
70 war IN the next eight days"
Senator Hoar interFupted with some
questions tending to show the disparity
N reearda as 70 exactly when 0anguiliy
was natufaitred. but Senator Daniel am
sEered the effort ~ the assertion that
Spain recognized him a. an American citi-
zen. and that was sufAcient.
Dantsl Allowed % Continue.
~ o'clock c0nfiiet arose ~ 20 pre-
| eedeEpe ~ business. the bankruptcy biil
being n order. There was sharp par
iinmsntary skifmiah. which resulted in
the appropriations bill being made the
pending question. but Senator Daniel was
allowed 70 continue his remarks. he de-
eiaFed that the record IN the Henguiliy
case showed that the Spanish authorities
had made themselves a. disagFpeabie and
offensive a. possible. and the exActinns
made we're Of the most extraordinary
"Ths smallest tribe IN darkest Africa"
he said. could never have been treated
- confemptnoaaiy By . neighbor ~ we're
the United States authorities By the
Spanish officials In Cuba Ia this matter"
Referring 20 Consul General Williams
as to one OF his interviews with the cap
tain general. Senator Daniel exclaimed:
n wish that an American WaFnhin could
have ben IN the haEboF Of Havana With
IN American adcSirni In charge. who
would hairs turned his guns on that city
ana taught this arrogant. ins0ienl nation
--the Turk Of thu west. the nnspeakAbls
opaniaFds who h doing tho work OF hell
In this neighbortng ialand--that the de-
mands Of the Uniied States government
are 20 be reapecssa-"
senator Lodge spoke Of the inauenes on
business Ia this Cuban actIon He be-
lisvea the best thing for business would
aset
senator Teller RissaeaG
senator Teller ROW took the ho0r for
: brief but passionate speeeh fnxoring ths
resolution. This technical auIbhie over
natnfaiiHatton was without parallel. be
began. The facts we're ample 70 require
tmmsdiate action. Such q condition might
b futila- The senate has passed nesoln-
tloas 80 10 Greece and the secretary Of
state had Refused 70 transuAit them 20
eo0dues Of the state department dursng
tbs last two years." exclaimed Senator
Teller. He dad NOT. EXPECT much more
fFom the neat administration. but be and-
cd u thank Cod this standardization Il
soon 70 - cot % power"
He hoped ths rspuhlicAn party would
rescua the country from its danpiaed post
ton bsfotn the natsona az the world.
u approve the atntement Of the ssna-
Tor USfsl that ship should b. cent 70
Cuban waters I ve8id sand every ship
we've got. would not eScna doilars be-
srsEY pawef m the world reNsaes Amer
lean citizenship. u Il took all the men
and all the power this country hAa.''
Dssptaeea OthsR Dssineas.
Senator Aiiea thea made a stroke which
ssdsd = neu surprise 10 the situation
Which Vas technically before tha aanAta.
and ptppnsd with the mnhguilly resolution
ua did 20. be nald. % make direct issue
betwsen protsctIoh and etftaanahip on one
hard and appropriation hliia on the other.
Senator HIii ASKED for the ayes ana
nays. aayins . Freord vote vas dsssrah,r
TIE roll call wMn followed With inIsnse
tntsFest. and when The motion prevailed.
yeaa =. nays y. there vas q disflncl sem
eAttoa thFoaEhout thu chamber.
Senator white took the door N obposi-
ton and argued that the Yeaoiutloa. n
Senator HIu interrupted 10 exprpas the
hope thai the passage % thu resolution
would At teaai have q moral effect on the
next administration.
I difsr from the senator from N.w
YoSks" responded Senator Whlia. ''and
hcpe the chairman Of tbs committee 90
foreign rslali0na (ahsTmanl viii not te
teFeed 10 carry into his policy AZ mecre-
taFy Of stats The Views which he has an.
nouneed IN this ruport~
ContInuinK, Senator white criticised
the effort 10 have this important question
considered 81 q time when tho apprnpyi-
atlon hills weru pressing. and Declared
thss mitch a. he was Interested IN the ap.
PRECIPITATION bills. he would not b. forced
fron expressing his opinion on the Cuban
Qeealion - presented under the penaInR
reeolution. He said Senator sherman
would Hoon assume the responsibilities for
the conduct o. the state department. and
~ eoaid vel Afford 10 wait until that
time.