Evening star., 1897-02-25

of prison The senator earnestly hoped
this report was rot true. THE humiliation
of citizen of this country Is the humil-
iation of every citizen in it," exclaimed
Mr.. Daniel.
Mr. Daniels peroration was fervid
plea for a demand for unconditional
surrender of our compatriat back to us
from the brutal tyranny which is the curse
of Spain and the disgrace of civilization.
Mr. HOnr's Question and It's Answer.
Mr.. Hoar said he desired to ask where
this man spent the five years Immediately
preceding the Issuance of mis- naturaliza-
tion papers: was he in the United States. as
required by our laws? The committee re-
port showed that he was engaged in the
former Cuban rebellion up TO 1S1S and I'M
media;ely thereafter came to New York
and took out his papers. So that it seemed
absolutely clear that the papers were
fraudulent, and this man was no more an
American citizen than the senator from
virginia was citizen of Turkey.
Mr.. Hoars question was directed al Mr..
Daniel. but when the latter yielded. the
reply came from Mr.. Hoars colleague, Mr..
Lodge The committee had not thought it
necessary to go behind the records of
court. he aid. SaHgui!ly held naturaliza-
ton papers from a court of record of New
York. ana it was net for US TO haggle over
those papers. and to say 10 American citi-
zens We will try you your raturaliza-
ton papers.
The Cuban debate continued through the
afternoon. Mr.. Hoar opposing action and
Mr. Lodge and Mr.. Teller speaking for the
SanGuilly resolution.
Mr.. Teller's speech on the Sanguilly reso-
luton added another dramatic phase to the
Cuban debate. He said he would send
every ship We have to protect American
citizens: he would make every power on
earth respect American citizenship IL i.
took all the guns ard men and money in
the country.
Indian Bill Set Aside.
To test the sentiment of the Senate on
the Sanguilly Cuban resolution, Mr.. Allen
moved to dispiace the Indian bill ard pro-
ceed with the Cuban resolution. Mr.. Hill
demanded the yeas and nays, saying he de-
sired test The roll call was followed
with intense interest.
The motion prevaied-yeas 40, nays 81,
as follows:
Yeas-AlIen. Bacon. Berry. Blackburn.
Blanchard. Brown. Butler. Call. Cameron,
Cannon, Carter. Chandler. Daniel, DAVIS.
Dubois Gallinger. Hansbrough. He'll. Jones
of Nevada. Kenney. Lindsay. Lodge Man
PETER, Pritchard. Roach. Squire, Stewart.
Teller, ThTrston, Turpie, Vest, Voorhees,.
Walthall and Wilson-io.
Nays-Aldrich. Allison, Baker. Bate, Bur-
rows, Canery, Chiffon. Cullom. Gibson,
German. Gray. Hale. Hawley. Hoar. Jones
of Arkansas. Mcmillan, Mitchell of Wiscon
sin, Palmer. Perkins. Pettigrew. Platt,
Proctor. Pugh, Quay SeWall Sherman
Wetmore-21.
The announcement of the vote caused
much agitation on the floor of the Senate,
and vote on the resolution seemed i'm
minent- 1t was postponed by speech from
Mr.. White of California.
THE HOUSE.
There was an echo to Mr.. Bryan's visit
ff hp tarda aft hn al
vas read today. Mr.. Barrett MassD called
the attention TO the fact that the Congress
sional Record this morning contained these
words: During the reading of the bill Mr
Bryan entered the taIl and there was loud
applause on the democratic side" He
asked whether the Records testimony to
the truth CT history was proper
The chair considers il a very improper
thing to put in the Record replied the
Speaker. emphatically. rs ii there?'' he
asked
1T is replied Mr. Barrett. land I move
that it be stricken out OF the permanent
Record"
The motion is unnecessary" sail the
Speaker. sharply. THE chair will order 1t
stricken from the Record
Several conference reports were presented
and agreed to. Among them were the re-
pert on the agricultural appropriation bill
Ia final report and on the bill to amend the
timber culture act. The conferees the
army bill reported a disagreement on that
bill. the bone of contention between the
two houses being the item relative 10 the
hospital at Hot Springs. The House want
ed this hospital abandoned The Senate III
sisted that provision be made for It's con-
t:nuance.
The House finally agreed to recede from
its position on this item. and thereby CON
tinues the hospital at Hot Springs. This
has the effect of a final agreement. and the
army bill now goes to the President.
The Senate bill to amend the act creating
two additional justices of the supreme
court of Oklahoma was pass =