The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26

from the next administration. lie de-
ciarcd that he would make cyerv power
IN the world respect American citizens II
II should take al the money all the SHIPS
and all the men that tho country hdd.
ALL ELSE LAID ASIDE.
When MIR Te.cr finished his remarks
Mr.. Allen alluded 90 the fact that the
discussion had been going on for the
last hour on The Indian appropriation hill'
and DE moved that the bin be laid aside,
and that the Sanguily rcsoluy on De- again
taken up The motion was agreed tc-
yeas 90. nays 27-as follows;
Ycas-Messrs Allen. Bacon, Barry,
Blackburn. Blanchard. Brown. Butler,
Call Cameron. Cannon. Carter. Chandler
Danlci, Davis. Dubois Gallingcr. Hans
br0ugh. Hiil. Jones (Or Nevada. Kenney,
Lindsay. Lodge Mantle. Martin Mills.
Morgan. Murphy. pasc0. PETER. pritchard.
Roach Squire. Stewart. Teller. Thurston.
Inrpie. Vest voorhees, Walthau and VIII
sor-40.
Nays-Messrs Aidrich. Allison. Baker
Hate, Burrows. Caffery Chiffon, Cullom,
GIBSON, German, Gray. Hale, HaWley,
Hoar Jones (of Arkansas. Mcmillan,
Matchcl (of Wisconsin,. Palmer. Perkins,
Leiufrew. Platt Proctor Pugh. Quay
Sewal. Sherman. and Wcfmoro-2
So the sangtliy Joint ro0lut0n was
again taken up formally.
AIusions bY Senators Iiu md white
tDem. Of California;. 10 tho Inconsistency
10 Mr. Sherman in having the Joint rcso-
luton reported Yesterday. and exercising
the hope that the Senate would pass it
today. and then voting to-day against
feet.
sERMAN's BOLD STAND.
ITO said; "fhe senator from California
seems - desire 10 drag me into the debate
aitnoueh | do not care TO- enter upon it.
am IN favor of tho pending Joint roso'u-
ton, and [ think if ought % command
mo unanimous approval Of the Senate.
believe that gross Injustice. almost
harharous Injustice has been done 10 a
naturalized citizen OF the United states
who has right 10 protection from the
President / ann not in favor of pressing
this resolution dt This moment But as
10 stands in TIE way of appropriation bills
/ have so voted and viii 20 vote again.
] trust that after the debate has gone
on awhile the Senate viii see clearly the
necessity OF taking up the appropriation
bills and passing them 1 do not think
there is any Inconsistency in that.
hoDe that Senators who are opposed 10
the resolution viii not stand in the way
of 70 vote. II is great Injustice 20 say
That We who are In favor OF the resOlu-
tion arc opposed to the passage OF the
appropriation bills 7 intend to stand
hv the Committee on Appropriations from
This day 10 the end Of the session: hut
that shall not prevent me from doing
what I.think SIS right in behalf Of the
policy of tho United States 10 protect it4
citizens against unlawful and insolent
treatment / trust the time will never
como when am American citizen can be
wrongcd or persecutod by any powe~.
great or small. That SIS the way ] feel
now. / ann in favor OF protecting this
American citizen. though he is natural
izcd citizen. I am opposed 20 wrong
and violence and tyranny wherever II il
exercised and when II IS exercised against
am American citizen I viii stand up for
him. even II am alone"
Tho House bin 10 amend the net as -
the appointment Of receivers Of national
banks was taken from The calender ard
passed without amendment.
At l.. NJ, % recess was taken until
p H.
THE NIGHT SESSION.
The expected continuation of tho Cuban
storm did not appear WHOM Tho Senate
met after tho short recess tonight.
10 SIS the understanding that tomorrow
morning when There is "a fll attendance
of senators tho resolution viii be again
called up by fits friends