The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-20
rnIrAN CONSULS IN DANGER
...s Were Attached to Cuban Reports senders
Nm'' Might Be Assassinated.
ELEMENT CAME FROM THE PRESIDENT
the Senate n'ra's; 'n' u'''
saw Debated the Intelligence Warmly.

S"'s' " Debated the Intelligence Warmly.
Nav ,s-Another stirring Cuba tho
Warrington as give with parliamentary The
was v, the day Foraker Ohio Cannon of
H " Keak Massachusetts 1t was the first speech of
Lindsay W Nv Mr. Foraker and addition
% senator Cuban subcommittee the committees on for
relations question resolution
"s sn teriscroncy should be reported by the committee
Nj .s General of cuba as THAT mad dog, weyer'
am declared il United cons
NJ ' 10 subject their
@ was send washps to Cuba and to terminate al diplomatic
rn, with that country ~ ., , ,tvosn Senator's Foraker Nor
that had withheld the o. ure States
ng condit affairs Cuba because might lead
massacre declared this presented the most serious phase OF the
M usn and officials with warshius if their
rs safety was @ m s sonnn bn Mr. Morgan said he hoped to Sc
refer He desired to do this he
M order resolution might not antagon4e the tariff bill on
w., the Cuban Chandler of New Hampshire moved
At adjournment until Monday discamins at the same time any intention
debate
M Mr. Chambers and branched off into unexpected channels
MI VS. he committee on foreign
evidence furnished by the United States 'onsus why was
Morgan committee had BEEN sub
v certain Information and the injunction upon
Games be used in connection with the discus
THE REASON ADDED. WAS THAT THE OFFICIALS WHO
THE THE W % NO WAR VESSELS READY TO MEET THE ourDRE\Ks
Hvlcous READY TO MASSACRE
A .Y official, responded Mr. Morgan
the fact that tho president and
xay requested sending he information
Mud not be disclosed
Mr. Foraker the department
concerned he said restrictions had been placed on him eA
the Of Thames % consus andpla
Foraker said " call attention to the statement of
of state desired that
ann of the cOnsuls should not be given as would involve he ah
Not that language replied Foraker
and possibly lead to vo
mpressve
uas gunoa that consular officials are protected
xaw told ssnaed if their shen That
aassios question"
of had been placed
department
asuss of its information was quite usual course
ir pointed that usual withhold the names " consu when
disclosure might result demand for their recall Mr. O also nphas
stsre for early the Cuban question
The be until
Haas prevailed without division.
NJ Cannon N'vler
M sentiment written by sona undor picture he had seen " the ie
F and said he heard the speeches for
'Fa he declared money liberty
ms Nation could stand without the help of the monhs of Europe
he had other failures The country needed not so much tariff bill
sy reform Nothing would so unite the country as
that monarchy should nrhhon countries ms OBJ
aaea to the enough the United States
- rFoeoae Cuba and hold until tic island was abe 10
h which the senator of Massachusetts, would send to the
s was Endure suffering death and we win oec'
Very and We YOU a MONARCHY
Lindsay followed Mr. Cannon II believed he said that the United states
tu nave assumed civilized form and the world been "rFea Inc @
appalling today The United could not a@od TO shrink from Inc
of recognition world that one nation os
t the people maintained war against V
Noh belgens Sen
u, lindsay argued that the foreshaowed by President ceanaS -
be not
united States gereny should not 90 ius
| prevent tho ion of he
to condition that they
act before submt mother country
the u
as the efforts at
and the
be
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the spanish 30
ford hayeit ernnne In
ny told ejected THIS
said would F
danger abdcate
his
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