The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-27
WARM DEBATE
IN THE SENATE
Resolutions in Interest of Spanish
Victims Cause Bitterness.
CONTEMPT FOR Mr.. CLEVELAND
lie Is Characterized as n SIusgard by
an Alabama Senator'S The House
Discusses the Republican Declara-
ton Regarding Efforts to Secure
Bimetailic Agreement.

Washington, Feb. 26.-The senate had
the Indian appropriation bill before 1t
throughout all the days session; but
the fact did not prevent Cuba and the
Sanguilly case from being fought over
even in a more angry and excited man
ner than 1t had been yesterday. At
the very opening Mr.. Frye (Rep, Me)
referred to the despatch announcing
Sanguilly's release today and deprecat-
ed further discussion on the matter
saying that for his part he did not be-
lieve in wasting powder simply for the
purposes of making a noise
The Sanguilly resolution having been
sent to the calendar, two other resolu
tions as to victims of Spanish cruelty
We're offered--one by Mr.. Morgan Dem-
ocrat, Alabama). in the case of George
Washington Agurre and one by Mr..
Call in relation to the suicide or murder
of DR.. Ricardo Ruiz. AS to Aguirre
there was some comments on his bap-
tismal name, Mr.. Morgan assuming
that it gave to Aguirre an additional
claim upon American sympathy, and
Mr.. Lindsay (Dem., Ky.,) interpolating
that his surrender, under a proclama-
ton of amnesty, was an un-George
w dSHlISlOll ACT. "A leltCr from NlI.
Ethan Allen, of New York, vouching
for the young man, was read and Mr..
Hoar was led in a iocose mood to in
quire with an air of gravity, whether
that was the Ethan Allen of the revolu-
tion. Mr.. Morgan said that he was the
grand son of the revolutionary hero and
another senator added the information
that he was the president of the Cuban
N CT q
out again over the Sanguilly matter:
and Senators White CDem., CALI and
Lodge (Rep., Mass.), had some delicate
sparring in which Mr.. White spoke
ironically of Mr.. Lodge as one of the
great men of the world and as know
ing more about Spanish pronunciation
that all other Spanish scholars known.
This was provoked by Mr.. Lodges
sneering at Mr. White for pronouncing
Julio" as "Hulio." Mr.. Lodge retail
ated by imputing envy to the California
senator because his long speech yes
terday had not enthused the galleries.
When Mr. Hale (Rep., Me), appealed
to senators to lay aside all eXtraneous
discussions and con1lne themselves to
the business of appropriation bills for
the six remaining days of the session
Saying that he expected the senate
to sit on Sunday he was cruelty ridi-
culed by Mr. Morgan and told that he
ousHt 10 start out on regular tour OF
leCtuilHs IL he coulu liliu lou Oh school
children for his audience.
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DEBATE ON BIMFvTATJJSM
lilei e'a'ioii 10 pe placed upon
me ueuiafa'ioh oi the platform OF the
I.epupilcah p, Ha'ioial convention re-
s"iuiiS Tue securing OF an lnterna-
tlohal. olnetalhc agreement, was the
S"pJecl ol an animated ana at times
t"cltlhs uepate IN the house today. The
result was that so Tar as the record
showed put three Republicans We're
u o!Hhioh that thelr party was COM
iil'teu 10 the single gold standard
ihese were Messfs' Henry, OF Con-
nectlcut' Johnson, OF Indiana, and
oulss' Oh New YORK, Mr.. Knox. of
Massachusetts' arrayed himself in sup
poit VI tne other gentlemen, but being
/palleu' uia not vote MI Hill, of Con-
Hecllcul, iater stated that had he been
present ne would nave felt it matter
VI cohsciehce ana dutg TO stand with
'hell Inc uepate was mad upon the
senate plll providing Tor the represen-
tatloh OF the United States at any in