The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-25
AsrGNlrIcnrREsO1UrIoN.
horman Approves Demand for Ia Re
f..a.o of ~aucuilty

hcrman Approves bchahu i't 'S '''N
lease of sanguilly.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb. 2L-Cuha
fame to the front at the outset OF the
lays business 900 the Senate Mr. Allen
non. of NcbraskaJ offered the following
,esOlution. and asked for its immediate
consideration.
Resolved. That it is tho sense of the
Senate that the President should speedily
md encctualy protect the lives and lib-
trues OF peaccable American citizens re-
ndiug or solouling in cuba. ard that
be- should promptly insist that spain, IN
Der war against her c0lonists i'm the
Stand should conduct the same on prn-
,ples of civilized warfare elm mating all
iuusual and unntccs ary cruelty and BAR
sarty. and for the enforcement OF thcse
reasonable and just requirements, Uhlted
states hattleships should be sent without
iclay 10 Cuban waters
objection 10 the immediate cons.dera-
aon was made by Senators Gray Dem.
81 Delaware and Quay Rep. Of Penn
plyania), and 10 went over tlll to-mor-
Ow.
HILLS RESOLUTION.
alr. HM offered another resolution ON
ne sumo general subject. lt was agreed
a. without question. IL isas follows.
Resolved. That the Secretary Of state
% and he hereby IS requested TO transmit
20 the Senate either in open or secret
iessi0n as he may prefer. ai the cor
,espondence and reports of the Consul
General OF the United States at Havana.
eiatine TO all American citizens. now in
irlson I'm the island of Cuba, not previous
reported on"
The third and most important pr0posi-
Ion on the subject of the war in Cuba
tas presented by Mr. Morgan. who said
hat ne had been instructed by the Com
hittee on Foreign Relations to report q
bint resolution demanding the release
4 Julio Slngullly. an American impri-
oncd in Cuba" As 30 was in his own
nndwiiung he read 20 the Senate. as
blows:
VERY SIGNIFICANT.
"Rcsoyed. by the Senate and House OF
Representatives. That the Government of
be United States demand the immediate
nl unconditional release of Julio sam
thily. a citizen of the United States. inn
irisonod under charges pending against
Inn in the military and civil courts of
,uba on alleged grounds of rebellion and
nluapping. contrary TO the treaty rights
bf each of said Governments and in
nolation OF the law of nations. And the
President of tho United States is request
al TO communicate this resolution to the
Government Of Spain and TO demand Of
hat Government such compensation as
/. shall deem just for the imprisonment
md sufferings of Julio Sanguilly
..The committee thought" Alr. Morgan
.ntinuod "that II was fits duty 90 re-
nest the earliest action ON this Joint
Isolution. And inasmuch as some mem
hers Of the committee were absent az ihC
line. the resolution was ordered 10 he
sportcd. / give notice and call the atten-
Ton o. the chairman OF the Committee
IN Foreign Relations that I viii ASK
hem tomorrow morning to take tp inc
tlnt resolution for action.
Mr. Sherman. chairman of tho Fore'er
relations Committee. said.
The resolution was agreed 10 unani'
uously hv the committee ! have no OBJ
scuon whatever 10 letting 1t so over
tntl tomorrow. and I hope that the
lenate viii then act upOn IT,"
The Joint resolution accordingly went
hcr ull tomorrow
THE SANGUlLLY CASE.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Re
huons will hold a special meeting to-
morrow morning when it is understood
mat an effort viii be mnde 10 recall the
esolution report to-day. requesting the
President 10 demand the immediate re-
ease OF S3ngully. Spain has promised
% release THIS prisoner and Mt Olney
iolds that n the Senate resolution passes.
ne departments efforts will be emlor-
,assed II the attempt IS made 20 recall
ne action OF the committee. 70 viii be an
agonized by several influential members
\, the committee.