Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
st RPRISED SENATE .
Senators TuTpie and Sherman
Meet in the Arena.
The Anglo-American Treaty Brings
Forth an Animated Discussion.
A Rich Strike MADE in the Blsck Copper
Nlne. near tll1abeihtovn.
THI DAnY IYNcBINO NIws

Wa .hIugiuu jan. g. Iurplr INDIANA
-utp'l.' .''l tir ~rnd,r tu la, wish very |
rau-tlr statement ~ tu the Ousau -itua |
tiun lie s,d he would on Monday call |
up the pending Cameron resolution iuf |
~" Independence " Cuha, fnt tie pur |
p'-e ~ making -,n" remarks "Anout |
three weeks agu" b. said there app"ar,~i
formal uttetauce from the secretary "
state ln tl~ urw-lAprf- in regard to the
, uhhu situation There WA uo tr-"lu
tl,u hriurr the senate. Lirr Ia" cit
| cum-taucrs the secretary utt"ranr"-
were "nil"r ilctum' IT the mo-t rude
most swift. most voluntary character.
| II recalled the -chrullnaetrt NJ antiquity,
who caused the Whole audience ~ tfrm
! III" With the threat ~ future di-pleasure
But the -'na'" might lt'" pa~~"i thl-
! IG TODAY. however" continued 1urIlr
~ publication dpprarri ~ th" nr"~pI
prf-, ~hr apparently hecutn" tu"--rlg"I-
between n" state department aud r"u.
gfr-- tui ;nr--"ugrt- vhum IA" -"IHtnt
dd not dI-paragr. ~ IA" effect that n
compact hai hrru entered mt" hrt~rrn
! IL" secretary ut state Hud N" urH
! pr,ul"t Sherman ~ which there Wa
| t. nr no further action ou ,ula during
IL, p,.,rut administrator
'NtirH N" IT, -n,." prurr"d'-l lurp,
Il r,gdri such course ~ a Violation 4
county existing between legislative and
eNrcu,lN" branches II has been ione
one n'lofr when Mr., aiming ...'.'
Nj sherman broke ~. N the -rna.
tor rirfS Ia a publication to-day! ! Will
sAN thrT. II not the slightest warrant iof
the statement | have not had void
Sltl Mr Oln-y on that subject and there
has h""n no mention u agreement or uu'
der. ,andng
Iuplr said h. ~A- glad I" accept tins
ii-s,uWal. but he frlt the s"nat" should
du mrthlng 81 dl~-ipltnt" such rrI~tt-,
~ hatrvrT difference there may ha a. "a
the independence II Cuha" continued
rurIlp, Il think every senator here IA.
vor- lhr Independence uf the senate"
Th1 incident Wa followed hy n genu.
me -rusatlrn IA n formal discussion Of
nr,N Outstanding the rule u referring
To- Treaties unlN In executive session. II
brought cut statements from sherman,
Cui,,la, Lnie" aLd -. al, memhrr- II the
comunttr" on foreign relations, and 9TH
els.
ll"M prrc,platrd the discussion. In
, presenting petition from u chhmhrr
ot commerce, Ia,Urlng ia" speedy rallti
cation ot the treaty. the Ma~Sachu 'etts
senator added some Observations. Many
prunlurnt men aud organizations were
= t-l"lThphing and writing to hun, urging
, in!iurdiatr action, II supIS~c there II
not man III this body" Proceeded lloar
T. "who does not hail A. one ~ the greatest
events Of the century the conclusion II
thls treaty But II must not be- forgot
ten. the treaty Wa hot An accunpii Ih-i
fact until the senate hai examined and
passed upon H. The senate hal not YET
II acted, aud IN his Judgment 1t VA" pool
! diplomacy to have these heated utter
" anc-s directed Ia senators, telling then
Il they should act nj once. What II d
~ shouli turn out that there waS some IN
u tended ad'altag. 20 England NJ dlSad
:, vantage To thr ultrd states IN IA,
Il treat, which both parties would correct
a, Ia that case, whrn Olnsy suggested
change, wa- II wi4r t. ammo, Lord salts
a bury with reply that the American pub
:. lie hat rHprrS-,Si IT, opinion favorable 4
u III" treat! a. II wa-'
while no man l. more he-iron- ~ see
Ing MI era II peace on earth aud gw'
ie viii toward men" Ahdsd lioAr, vet
~ ding with the -rrl"u- duty ~ senator
7. either by sermons or professors lectures
to Nv tIis time the gallArleS hal tille'
"a s,uAtoTs had come IN from the cl0a
H. the discussion,
:, shrtmau followed lluaT, "N0 one
more ready th'n myself" said shrTmA
~, TO congratulate the country un the grr1
l. 7
arbitration. The time has come whe
70 nations ot IN. world should turn the
'" attention to the settlement VI III ference
4 by peaceful methods instead Of rerOrtin
OK tO war, Al the same time" Sherma
-ald the treaty involved such grave col
), alterations II should have most cafrfu
mature and dispaSsluhat" con-id-rAllu
Ia, II was the present purpo,r ~ The col
mltt"r On foreign relations 10 take 4
~ the tr"aty aud consider II, article by n
tlcle, With the greatest care II wuu
M not be- proper Tor him a. SAY What Il
III resu, would be-, even II hr knew kut
wv is crtI ,in the senate should pTOcre,i Vii
all SIsed compatible with interests Il
vdl,rd There was no puTppse Ia pr
pour delay the action,
~ ut how long has the considerable
Of Tee subject proceeded between the Se
rru , oi state aud Lord salisbury" Il
quir'i Allison.
&c, ,Ainly a yeGf II not longer" a
SWEET sherman. Gresham t"ok an u
tive art In the early negotiations
HrM further explained that the que
tion lad Le-n up ~ one form or Anothe
tor I" ruly years. Gladstone hal made
spercl on II IN ths house oi common
lweul, tNe years Ago, drlrgAti'
rAmr from England ten years ago, bea
ing request from majority Of Il
mrmhers 0i parliament favorable Ia n
biITAtlOn The delegation was ent@
tAinpd at Boston, and there WAS fa'u
able response tO their enurts througho'
the county