Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13
THE CUBAN RESOLUTION
Under Discussion In the Senate
To-day.

UnOer discussion IN the senate
Today.
WASHINGTON, May 10 In bis Cuban
speech today Turpis said the with
drawal of the Spanish minister and the
severance of diplomatic relations be-
tween Spain and the United States as
result of the passage Of the Cuban
resolutions would not be of the slight
est Importance.
White, of California, followed in
opposition to the Cuban resolution. At
3:10 the Cuban resolution went over
until tomorrow, when Senator Morrill,.
of Vermont, will speak on it.
The Senate then went into executive
session.
WASHINGTON. May 10. Mr. Hale in the
Senate today opposed Morgsn's Cuban
resolution and closed by saying that six
hund ed men had gone to aid Greece
where one has gone to aid Cuba. Tur-
pie, Democrat of Indiana made vigor
GUS speech in favor of the Cuban resol-
ution. 1T is an age of revolution" he
said, "snd 1 hope ID may last long
enough to drive the last remnant OF
monarchy from the American CONT.
nent." The Senate passed resolution
requesting the Secretary of War for in
formation es to the steps taken to To-
cate the deep water hsrbor at San
Pedro, Cslitorn.s, in accordance with
the report of the commission. Senator
Gear of Iowa, gave notice that he would
move tomorrow to take up the Pacific
railroad bill and make ID unfinished
business of the Senate.
WASHINGTON, May 10.-The Demo
Gratis of the Senate held caucus today
to consider the report OF the committee
which filed vacancies in the Senate
ommittees. The report was adopted
The most important changes in the ar
fsngement are to appropriations, Berr,
Murphy; finance Turpie; IndisE affairs,
Bacon, Gray; Military aft airs. Pettus Ma
val alaffsiFe, Butler. Moe vey; Pacific rail
roads, Harris, Smith Rawlings; Patents,
Mills, Berry; Poetoffiee ard post rosde,
Mitchell, Pettus, Clay, Ksntey; Privil
eyes and elections, Faulkner, Oeffery,
Allen, Pettus; Public lands, Allen, Can
non, McEaeroy; Territories, Heitfeld.
WAHINGToN, May 1I.-In the Senate
Mantel of Montana, introduced two
amendments to the wool schedule OF
the tariff DILL. Hs explained that one
the views of the National
Wool Growers Association, while the
other had been agreed to By a number
OF Senators on ths Repu biicen side.
The amendments We're referred to the
Finance Committee. The Morgan
Cuban resolution was ssken up as soon
as the routine business was out of the
way. Morrill, of Vermont, spoke in op-
position. The Senator said the pur-
pose OF ell the Cuban resolutions, in
cluding thGu OF Morgan. was to wresb
from the executive the right he alone
hitherto had exercised of recognizing
belligerent rights or independence of
nations. Mocsili declared that Congress
nsd no such power and it's exercise
would be contrary to sll 2recsdente.
BeiligeFent rights of revolters should
not have recognition based merely on
sympathy. 1t must be based on justice
snd law.
WASHINGTON, Mgy 11.-Senasor For
aker, speaking on tho Cuban resolution
'evorlng It's reference to she committee
'n foreign nations said he klssw ths ed-
q I'D its policy on shis ques-
ion. Alliaon asked what was she policy
II the Administrations Foraker replied
t was to ascertain beyond persdventure
he exact stu uation Ia Cuba. Ii had
ent an authorized and Accredited egent
here to investigate the cor dltion and
eport.
just try IOs. box of Cssos,rets. the
nest liver snd bowel regulator ever
osde.