The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-26


contpnding for all the time. Now We
contend ON the other hand that the
man has been unjuslly convicted and
that Spain must deliver him up 10 us.
and III | had my way "A ship ~ war
would start forthwith tp Havana to-
deliver him at once"
Fryr's words carried an electric ef-
feet through the crowded galleries and
there was much tumultuous and long
continued demonstration such as
neither branch uf congress has heard
IN recent years, The vice president
sirUVe Vainly To check II. lie ruse Ia
his feet, pounded his gayel aud gave a
mcnacing warning to the galleries that
they would hc cleared u the dcnunstra-
tiuu Was continued. This Is the scn-
ate OF the United states said Nicc
President Stevenson styrnly. Mills was
quickly ON his feet,
The galleries are flled with AmcU-
can citizens" he exclaimed. and they
have th" right tn express their feelings
ON this question
slowly order was restored Hale hal
again risen and with a tiugr 10 bitter
ness said of thr statement which had
aroused such an outbreak The spna-
tor has told the whole story. II Is not
the ri, asc of Saugulily thai rs wanted.
War Is what is wanted. And | say that
this country will not hc driven To war
Ia the next eight days
lioar Interrupted with some questions
tending to show the disparity In rec
ords as Ia exactly when Sauguilly was
naturaliEcd. hut Daniel answered 10y
the assertion that spain recognized
him AS AN American citizen uud that
was sufficient
Al o'clock conflict arosc as to the
precedence OF business. The bankruptcy
hill being In order There was "A sharp
parliamentary skirmlsh, which result
ed n the appropriations bill being
made the pending question, hut Dan
iel was allowed 10 continue his re-
marks. lie declared that the record in
the Sanguily ease showed the spanish
authorities had made themselves as
disagrc"ahlc and offensive as possible
aud the cNaCtions made were of the
most extraordinary character.
The smallest tfibv Ia darkest Aftich
he said. could never haN" h''u treated
as contcmpiuously by u nclghhor as were
the United States 10y the spanish officials
In cuba in THIS matter"
Referring To- consul General Willia ams'
account OF one uf hts interviews with the
governor general. Daniel exclaimed. 4
wish that an American warshin could
with an American admiral In charge who
would have turned his guns upon that
city and taught This arrogant. iusol.nt
nation-lhc Turk Of the west the uu-
sprakahlc Suaniard-Who Is doing the
work Of hell In this nvighborhuod island.
that the demands uf the United States
government are TO be respected"
Lodge spoke OF the influence on bust
ness Interests OF the cuban action. llc
believed the best thing Tor business would
br - decisive action aud IN end to this
conflict. Teller now took IA" foor for -
brief hut passionate speech favoring the
resolution. This technical duihhlr over
the naturalization was without parallel.
he began. The facts We're ample To re-
uuirc immediate action. such condition
might be- futile. Tho senate had refused
to transmit II to Greece, II ~ y part of
the pusilanimous conduct OF the state
department during tho last two years.
exclaimed Teller. He did Aot expect
much more from tho next administration,
but hc added; II thank God Tits admin
isiratiou H. soon 10 80 out at powVt.' Ito
hoped the republican party would rescue
the country from its dCSplsod position be-
fore tho nations Of the world.
II approve the statement of the senator
u'rycl that "A ship should be- sent To- Gu
han waters.
Il would send every ship we've got !
would not count dollars beside American
citizenship | would mnk" every power
in the world respect American citizenship
| II II took all the men and all the power
| this country has"
Allen then made a stroke which added
"a new surprise To the situation. he NOV
cd To hay aside the Indian hill which was
4 L., a..
proccodod with the sanguilly resolution.
| lie did so, he said, TO make direct issur
between protection to American cltizcns
on onc side and appropriation bills on the
other.
| Iiill asked for the ayes and nays, saying
n record vote was desirable, Tho roll call
was followed with Intense Interest aud
when the motion prevailed, yeas W Hnd
nays 21 there was distinct sensation
/ through the chamber.
The vote 10 resume consideration Of the
/ Cuban resolution was as follow:
/ Ycas-Allcn, Bacon. Berry. blackburn.
Blanchard. Brown. Butler can. cameron.
/ Cannon Carter, Chandler. Danicl. DAVIS
/ Dubois, Ghlllngrr. hnnsbrougn, nIn
Jones OF Nevada, Kenny Lindsay, Lodge.
Mantle. Martin. Mills. Morgan, Murphy
pasCoc PETER, I'ritchard. Roach squire.
l SltNNTls lflfIr ANulN1hNr y Nlllfs NhHl.
VOORHEES,, Walthall and Wilson-o,
/ Nays-Aldrirh. Allison, Baker Rntc.
1 Burrows, Cancry. Chllton. Cullom. Gib-
son, Gorman. Gray, lInir. Iiawloy. lioar.
Jones OF Arkansas, MoMilliu. Mitchell oi
] Wisconsin. Palmer Perkins. pottlErrw.
Platt Proctor, Pugh, quay Scwail, shcr-
man Wotmore- q.
White took the floor IN opposition and
argued that the resolution II passCi would
Ervcr soc daylight,
| Ilill interrupted Ia express the hope
| that the passage Of the resolution would
AT least hayr moral effect ON the next
/ administration.
n diner from tho senator from Now
/ York responded White. "aud hope th.
chairman ~ The committee ON foreign rc-
/ lstion4 tshrrmani VIII not bo FORCED Ia
| carry into hts policy n- so'rcttry OF -iHto
M" views which hr has announced iu this
report" Continuing. white criticised tbo
| effort to have this question considered ~
time when ia" appropriation hills were
/ pressing and declared that much us ns
WAS interested m the appropriation btls
| he would not be- forrclosod from cNpf'.-s-
I ing his opinion on the cuban question MS
I presented under the pending resolution
/ lie said sherman would soon assume the
responsibility for The conduct OF The state
| department Hud b" could Vrll affuri "a
| wait until that time This brought shcr.
/ man TO his fc,t and he rrplird with spirit.
I complaining that hc should not br drag
ged into N, d,baio which b. did not want
TO enter li- said the Sangullly r'ssoIu-
Il ton commanded his approval ~ hc felt
/ that sunguilly has b'cn made the subject