The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06
Spain Told that to Shoot Rivera Is
Contrary 10 Civilized Warfare.
MEASURE PASSED WITHOUT DISSENT
After "a sharp Discussion Between "ess's
Allen, Gailinger and Hoar. the Latter
Declaring That the Resolution Was
BASED on ">cwspaper Eernrts.'

main being school tcacneTs from NC"
England.
Mr. Chandlor. OF Ncw Hampshire read
statement from the Mckinley and no
Sart CLUB. Of Washington. protesting
against tho removal Of eignty-hve colored
girls from the bureau Of engraving ana
printing on the alleged ground OF color
A report was received from Secretary
Bliss relative 90 the executive oroer oil
1,,br,.rv o. last. including large tracts
as forest reserve The report cover NV
NoluminOus correspondence io'"''e W
the order. .,.,,>-c prrI
,rhorl "a quite breeze when MI
cha,di,r of New Hampshire, INTRODUCED
= tni ..r,iisbing competition in trade ana
,,,...,l,,,.tI,u and authorizing combinations
40 enable merchants manufacturers an"
,,.od,,..rs of commodities SUBJECT 10 inter
S.sto commerce TO maintain prices an"
,-,..s Notwithstanding business depi's-
sio, Mr. Chandler said ne "oulu Hoe
Dres, this bill unless an enort was iia"o ~
ms The "pooling" bill allowing I@l' go 80
combine. In that case he wouia uisV
.so o, amendment 10 the pooling Dill
~ congress abolished railroad compel.
abolish all other competition -,.o..
as This bin of Republican origin
oucriod MIR. Allen. OF Nebraska.
~ &c " responded Mr.. Chandler un-
- r,,, own Republicansm Is In ques-
tion although / alone am respohsiDie 40'
,rbcro was some question as 70 the
reference Of the bill. Mr.. Gray OF D,is D.s
aware. said II ought 10 go with 'ne '"i III
hill 10 the Finance COMMITTEE. c.,
cor +o the Committee on Woman sur
,-oe,e - suggested Mr. Allen. 'as that is
aho,,. no most harmless committee i'
this body. 81, ..,.,,oeo .o
Mr. chandler reiterated his purpose ~
,,rro this bill in a serious way as "n
amendment II the pooling bill was push'u. pl'.,l
Nrr Alien gave a parting shot 10 me
,a,ernaIlsm" OF the bill and added IN
H. palmiest days of Populsm Ho i'',s''
was ever so wild-eyed and Iohs-h"'''" 80
10 introduce such bill r,.,
Here the presiding officer MI, i''D~,' u.
,ntervened. holding that the debate was
out Of order. .,~,,r,.
TRIAL OF RIVERA.
Tho resolution offered by Mr.. Allch
Cpon Of Nebraska) on Thursday last III
rseard TO the drum-head court mar VA,
4, General Rivera. in Cuba, preclpllalcu
l'',ite an animated debate Mr. Allen
resolution declared it TO be the duty OF
The United States to protest against uIlS
violation OF the laws of ciViiizeu Mali VIZ a, ~ =
Nr Uoar (Rep. Of Massachus et's) uo-
,io~od that the whole resolution was
So,nded ON rimor. MISUNDERSTANDING anu
,,ror.besv. that the Senator OF Neprasha
had no facts to so upon except hc"9p"
per rumors. ,,,. .. ,,,,,erress
4hat i, the four years. he had sat IN 'ne
senate he had never once peen ao!o ~
INTRODUCE a resolution which mad inet the
approval of the senior memoeI ot W.
sarbuettts. For his own part, he ieit so
..ronol,- on This matter that he woulu
..-r,,S into million inhnitisimal bi's
- boarts of the brutal Spanlards uniesS
80 relaxed their cruel treatment OF the
c,,hons" And yet, because he express
"a tho views in true Western s'yle anu
NOT In the conservative manner OF MeS-
s,cbusetts. in the judgment or the senlOI
senator from that State, he 'Mr. AIien'
had acted upon the impulse OF inlasl INA
tion. -,.., ,ooved that
the resolution be referred 10 the Ooi'''''
lee on Foreign Relations ...ro
Nrr Morgan endeavored 10 draw iroii
A.. uaie the admission that there was d
etate of war existing in Cuba, put W. Nu'.
Isle declined to acknowledge tholo ".7
more than guerilla fighting ana sa..,,,,, go.
vastatlon OF property with @cooi' I'D
'oS' SCORED MIR. HOAR: ,o,
-, c..,I,Tgo, ORep. of New Hampshire
,.s,'eod more gall into the debate d!
+.S~ical attack upon Mr. Hoar' Who' nc
ssid had disposed of this Whole qu1
-, ~ a wave OF his hand, apparently
,n,pposing that any utterance OF ms en-
bndied the views OF all the otner H~,- r,or
- ~ the Republican side OF TINS O'''i'' 49,,
her. Mr.. Gallinger proceeded 10 uisre
tbts view. Referring 10 MT. hoa,
statement in a previous DEBATE .lae -. w,
cret cuban revolution in fresluen'
crsrt's time would have been successIui'
- Cor the Incorporate resolutions lh'to-
drCed into the Senate, Mr.. Gallinser Ieau
from the record TO sho" tna'
the first of those "intemperate I Iosoiu
tlons" which now disturbed the Nlituous
heart Of the senior Senator from -f'a '"a91
chnsetts. proceeded from the Distinguish
"a senator from Ohio. John sherman
now the secretary Of state OF a Republi-
can administration, and pecuIl"iS
CHARGED with the conduct Of Spanish re-
lations at the present time.
MIR Uoar replied that the Senator VINO
had Just spoken seemed 10 thlhA tne
proper way 10 promote liberty IN SuD@
wa( 10 suppress freedom OF speech III 'le
fTff0 RtdttS OfhhA'f eRA'A ~
rnisrepresent and abuse the opinions OF
other senators who differed from MN.
lie CMr Hoar) declined 10 follow that
lead. but would content himself with lustl-
flying by facts the opinions he had eX-
pressed even though that should compel
him 20 part company with his sweet ana
delectable friend from New Hampshire.
Mr.. Stewart CPOp OF Nevada, at the
whispered suggestion Of Mr.. Allen, who
"a 90 huf called
the ayes and noes on the question OF re-
ferring the resolution TO the Committee
on Foreign Relations. The motion 10 re-
Yer was lost-ayes. q; noes. q.
THE RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
Two suggested amendments OF phrase
ology were adopted 10y Mr.. Allen. and the
resolution was adopted by vote Of Al
ayes and no nays. as follows:
Messrs. Allen. Bacon. Baker. Bate Barry.
Butler. Cannon. Carter Chandler. Chiffon.
Clark. Clay. Cockren Cullom, Davis. Fair
hanks. FRYE Gallinger. Gear. GRAY Har-
RS (of Kansas. Heitfeld, KYLE. Lindsay.
Mcmillan. Mantle Martin. Mason. Mitch
eli Morgan Nelson. Pettlgrew Pettus.
Prltchard. Rawlins. Roach. Sewell. Stew
art. Thurston Tillman. Turpie Vest.
Warren. and Wellington-A.
The Allen Cuban resolution as II passed
l. as follows;
Whereas. info rmation has come "a the
Senate that General Ruiz Rivera. lead
O. Of the cuban army OF Independence
recently captured by the Spanish forces
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