The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20

II will not be mis-epresented on the
Goor OF the senate and / will not have
American history perverted even for
the benefit OF the Cuban insurgents"
be declared
Mr. Mason dismissed the protest
lightly and with such locular manner
that the galleries broke into a loud
augh Proceeding. Mr. Mason said.
when you ge, ai the deep under
tone Of the conscience OF the Christian
people Of THE country they say let us
have freedom In Cuba. Let the Span
lard go back 20 hls own land and lot
rs have no slaves upon our continent
You can call lingo as long as you like
You may define lingo a. long as ydi
please
Patrick Henry was iIngost ac-
sording 20 the definition Of the gentle
man who are try.ng 90 keep down the
Insurgents in Cuba. Every man who
would rather fight than 20 buy peace al
The dishouor OF DIS wife or bis child
has been called O lingo from the days
1f early republics until nov. am for
liberty Tor tho independence OF Cuba
on better and broader ground. (
propose better environment. not for
rade oI commerce. not f0r the exten-
sion of territory and ih1t is the DIFF
ference between .he ordinary English
lass maker and ourselves"
"Nr President exclaimed Ma Ma
con. '.t Ue d.i NOT hive ship 10 the
world and every gun Wis melted into
pIOw share. % every b.y1net was bur-
Ied. 90 every ship $50 ever had vas
sunk into the middle OF The sea. there
IS uo nation in the world. much lees
Spain that would ever dare strike our
'oion or invade American soil"
Reierrinr 10 the Cuban plank 10 the
s. Louis platform. be- said
You remember how the great hall
rang The great struggling. liberty
loving people Of the world said az last
the Republican party o. on the high
road o. Success Mckinley sure. LIB
srty for Cuba w.l COME The Repub-
icau party spoke and from the days OF
Lincoln to the days % Mckinley ther
layo ul.er stepped Backward from ors
.plant OF their platform and taoy shall
ao; 90 so now.
Was it not true iu the name Of God
and the light 20, prophecy have you
read the me.age oi Mckinley? Then
90 back and read the a.st chapter OF
/ Revelations of the last chapter OF Ex-
1dus aud See whether iu the light o.
prophecy. taking MeKiuley's message.
I1ur splendid president DC is not true.
|D.d De not tcll you in our convention
..hst they had s1 lost control ot Cuba
hat they could not protect American
.,itiEense"
"Mr President mo- one fears wars but
u 90 keep our promises with Cuba and
protect her means war. Oct DO come.
To- 20 protect against the butchcry ot
Eomeu and children means war. let
Ia come 10 20 defend the honest
daughters oi brave patriots means an
INSULT Co Spain and war iu the name OF
God let % come and come quickly.
hen ! tell you whether We speak or
lot the civilization of the Nazarene
Ia upon us. whether you sleep bound
band and foot hy the rules 9r order
1r whether you shall speak lil,, Amer
ican brave men. the march Of the
.Nagarene Is upon us. liberty shall pre-
vail and the island oi Cuba. under the
providence OF God shall be- free"
Mr. Hosr ot Massachusetts, replied
20 Mr. Mason lie referred 20 the
speech which had preceded as "exuber.
ant oratory, and said that uotwith-
standing the power Of interuauon,
law Will prevail The only eject Of
the yocoFni;ion would Be 10 give spain
The right 20 search our ships at sea
and TO take away from American cit.
lsens iu Cuba all hope OF recompcnse
'or injury done them
lie alluded sarcastically 20 Mr. Ma.
sons innocent and youthful ardor. "
rhcreupon Mr. Mason asked. "wm
the senate yield Tor a question:"
six OF them. replied Mr. Hoar.
seemingly ln an angry mood
Are YOU willing 90 have a vote on
,his question:" Mr. Mason asked.
~ expect 90 have one was the an-
swcr
"wm you help TO set one'" Mr..
Mason persisted
- expect 90 help got a more intel
,igent one than some CT the senators
seem 20 want Mr. Hoas replied
Then De proceeded 90 express sur.
prise that. "an th.s Eroat brass band Of
hlk about outarss on women and
'hudrcn prctcgl 90 our doors" should
bc seen by this sgucaklng morscl OF a
resolution
Mr. Hoar said With some feeling that
hc supposed he was one OF the Bar
uacles" to whom Mr. Mason had re-.
'errsd and spoke Of the reckless Intro
rctlon ot resolutions based on idle re-
ports
u am sick OF this kind Of action
In the United States senate" declared
Mr. Hoar. u think Il o. dlsgraccful
. The senat tMr Masou) wants Ia
/ nut down war with Spain and he