The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-07
STORMY SENATE SESSION.
k.,ator Morgan Spoke On His Cuban
Resolution.
F,sW INTERRUPTED BY SENATOR HALE
.ora, Chnrgcs We're Made-Rcs'
ol,ions Went 10 the '"iehd"r'
debate ON DimctnlIism.

erous stormy PaSehScS anu wv iih'''''"S
[.ssonal charges. Early In the day Mr..
.arv,n Of Alabama called up his rcsolu-
!. de,laring that a state of war exists
c,ha and recognizing both parties as
k.ulrererts He spoke for some time m a
wasslomate manner on the rain. but
Z. aroused by Mr.. Hale of Maine to II
.res of sharp retorts. 1t led 20 deolar-
,,on nv MIR Morgan that instead OF send
LAWYER to Cuba to investigate the
~ pr. Ruiz, as was contemplated.
n administration would do well 10 send
shin of war TO Havana and demand re-
~.
4, another point. Mr.. Hale questioned
Mr. Morgan's statement that the CUBAN
,'sons were stuffed IN with American
rIsonsrs declaring that the information
eachIng him Qlal.) showed that no sueh
ondtion existed. Mr.. Molsar asked who
his information came from and then
o,,y asserted that he knew where It
'me from and the world knew whore IL
an,e from. as the senator from Maine
al MOI den.ed the fact That no was IN
Omrnuncatlon wGh the spanish authors
es. Mr.. Hale Indignantly deniSl IN q
il information came from spanish
ources ana said 1t vNs found IN every
em furnished by American citizens. H.
train occas.oned by his charge ANA de-
isi was relieved by the expiration of the
bornIng hour, which cuu OF the debate
THE MORAN resolution lost its place and
ent to ,he calendar but MIR. Morgan
III continue his speech tomorrow aad
as gwen notice of motion 10 proceed
Nh the Cuoan resolution 10 iin1l vote
Most of the day was elven To the bank
Gptcy bill Mr.. Stewart OF Nevada speak
b. II, opposition. Th, discussion drittcd
the fnalcsal question, Mr.. Chandler
nd Mr. Stewart having an amusing dis
r. Earle DEM of South Carolina intro
icel n resolution for the Immediate re-
rglnizaiion OF the gcisite committees and
r. the ,lrst time since entertag the SEN
e on The question of lep.plng the new
enatons from, committees. 'rhe resolution
Ient over iii tomorrow.
Washington, April 6.-M.nister Hatch OF
avail ana AT lhu's'"h' 'he special 'ep-
sentative from mat country, were Wis
+ ors in the diplomatic Gallery OF the San
- today One of thp hills introduced
as one by Mr.. Davis Rep) of Mime
bta, from the commigtee on foreign re-
tons for oahl. oor,n,,,r l,,,tor 70 IL
,n Tanon nra S,,ir'a
|E go ''f"" ''''u >i'''a'
E#Qul'e a hurry was occasioned when
fsoption from the new senator from
= h.,b CaroIir, NJ ro-io. ,,,,,.,l,,,,, ~,
.t,fed bnnr in,,,nrrHi -,
oce.,i ITO reorpsnJSa H. r,,,,,,.,i.s's Ina
8 ain yae,nclas fher,,',,
E3Seyeral senators W. ,,ni,l,i,, 49,, t,oit..
II with 1hiectinns =, I ,'Cn'S ~ -
On ~ E'e'"'i- co'is'''0''~
& Mir Earle IA, ~, -.,.,,,. -, ,.,,,, ,..,,,
session thirty ssye .'1J ~, ,.'t m" r~n,-
+ ittees usra IN -aSa 81 Sct w M
XIII that senafor. N,ho ST % - ''S ~ u W.
1-cb shonl% Ia VINO HAd conn hel"
alton or the sii,, - '1'II X - O,-d "
irty days il r,irh, 70 -, fnra, 49, ,r ioi
solution finally wenI ova,. mil io,no "e
bw. "o"' over Until 'o'i'o'-
Mr.. Vest meml az Ntt..>,,., .,.
the commit. or ,,...''' a ihetll3ei
solu,ion reaetfn ''ces, pleseilte1
easury for luforrsa -, 90 W IN
fders mad boom iiiawoh as 10 whether
klatlng 10 the a.. ~ M 70 customs otncerS
bre the imam. i an oil, no" pehaiip pc
bformation nc IA III a,,,t a,,u aiso ior
fders An obiecIlon Inv Sir oygri iYi R sue,
Vermont chairman Of IN. hnanc ~, c'',,
borrow. '''e feso'u''oh over III! To-
THE Cuban .,,.,,...,,,, a.-..,.,
lr Morcsn's ra.nl,,, aEui" e@ihe w oh
III is as follow. ''o"'
Epresenatiung me senate ana house OF
war exjsts ,, "a, Il Co'l,t ION ol pun
pain and tbo n l,[,.'., me government OF
pr some tim I'm 'se 'Iel"i ~ ''li
rms by tbc , nl'iIn "a :"ci ny lorcc al
be United ~, reol,i pc OF una. ana thot
lin a str,o 9'ateS OF America shall maiH-
Snilng nav, ,"'ut Iallty between the con
ghts OF hslli.al' avt"to'hs 10 each az ne
TORY Of r. i, tents IN me ports ana ter
Mr.. Morpen o my states. t., .,,..
/ the n soi, . WIS recognized N support
| i'm s,S {sSN,.Iuton, speaking N his usual
He spoke 81 ,ta ,, 81 Ile. ....,..,..
ihich the 81 81 me long ana weafN conteft
liable IN bIlh,I'Sh authorities had been
Bat congre esec IE u was right ne sad,
fssa t tn, III d States was % take. The
hi va 70 concur in the views of congress
Ia sei might feel bound by 1t. Mr.. Nor
3hbnce1 q ~, "loVcinHnt which In any way
ch a soIeYnc orungency OF war WIS OF
he ap HSo[m IN, IN , Wds IN this viGM
|nlte1 s Wish TO occasion a ferment in thu
n A. states, even thougn the h.,lrts of
d, A'4nssflcan people are FUN of The Sub
G tai the ted States government
Iuba, pre. proper care of lis citizens IN
mud have been avoided. hui our gov
kd II H., va, na. not taken care Of its people
las dos "ns tline IL did 50. This resolution
! a nosi:shcd 10 place. the United States
|"I!li." IN. 20 PROS It's cf3zens.
fter The no 1iiH,,si, am Amos, hopeless
e. 10 aHlnil'lsrasion win rot its courage
Sg H,s stll our ships to HAVANA. demand
|Mr Nc ana liberty for our people"
n. Raj Tiofsan RETIRED to the death Of
Pirpcse.- of i''i H. commented on the reported
"I gsi II Havana 20 invea,inato a. '''
nm instead of hunting out n Iawvar IN IN
I'm" 10 Havana" declared the senator