The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-02
pNALlsM IS DEAD.
Dutbursts OF Patriotism in
the Lower House.
AL DISABILITIES REMOVED.
u Passes Unanimously, Even
rnor. the Extremist, saying
Would Forget the Past.

)gton. June 1.-Today's session o
was given to the consideration
tage OF q bill called UP by Mr.
Rep, Wis., TO remove all politi
Titles incurred by the third sec.
he fourteenth amendment to tn,
ION. The debate gave rise /,
3peeches from General Grosyeno,
bio) and Mr.. Settle Dem. Ky
obliteration of all sectional feel.
The reality at last OF q reunited
tai 10 the debate several riem-
WED the conclusion that 4 member
es could not hold simultaneously
and civil office. The debate was
IN by a reference to General jos
now serving as a major general
recently a member OF the house.
cement that some States were un-
Fponi to the demands for yolun-
ID forth incidentally explanations
legged interview with Mr.. over
fp., lnd) upon the subject. re-
BON the loyalty Of certain States
condemned by several members,
discussion was declared out OF
age of the bill considered today
use Will affect but few paroles
general acts passed in President
lminlstration and many special
removed ell disability with the
pf those In a few hundred cases.
ment made by Mr.. Lacy (Rep..
Major General Wheeler of Ala
absent from the house on leave
p. Bailey Oem.. Texas) to his
he said, ITO correct false
5zof the gentleman from Iowa.
nan from Alabama is not absent
pm the house and has not been
nsent so long as | am a mem
|eaker," cried Mr.. McMillin
NJ interrup,ing, there is not
pr TINS house who does not love
pan from Alabama for going to
serve his country"
ontinued MIR. Galley, with con-
eling, Il do not believe a nan
pder the constitution a military
ince at the same time, and I
to the proposition that would
abandonment of this belief.
made for my brother"
q saw Nv Cne,l,,,
P1llin. Il would not object To
We 10 any man on this rloor who
10 go and put his body to the
rnemy."
later secured the floor and
IS position. arguing at length
nationality of any one holding
bnd civil office nj once. Ne
dents and referred to the re-
Senator Sewell as establishing
ceptance OF a military office
congressional office which The
ing formerly occupied.
ieman from Alabama" con-
Bailey. has entered the army
pie ought to nave representa-
enor (Rep., Ohio) indorsei the
"a by Mr.. Bailey ani incident
his belief that no mans pa-
De called I'm question be-
IDS rigidly by the terms of the
and its manifest spirit"
he spoke feelingly and elo-
ne united country and the
Oh patriotism manifested upon
he attributed the friendly
Europe, now growing daily
need, to the fact that Europe
"a ior the first time that abso-
prevailed in this land. "If
hing that makes a soldier OF
feel grateful TO Almighty God
Il permitted 10 live and see the
n OF the country"
the member from Ohio said.
o forget the past"
Sc OF his remarks, referring To
Us mat some States had not
omptly to the call for volun-
rosvenor explained ii on the
National organizations in some
not so well advanced as in
re raw men were to be pre-
ulred longer TO respond than
acre well equipped National
we're ready for instant re-
regretted the insinuation that
sequent to any want of inter-
ISM in any quarter.
OF Mr.. Grosyenor was brief,
rt'san, fraternal and patriotic
e mousse broke into generous
caiied forth response from
em.' ky.), upon the part of
at has not been often sur
aseoiogy and eloquence. He
growth OF cordial feeling be-
lions following the war when |
the other, until the present.
country confronted the enc
referring to the South at the /
war, laid down their arms q
upon the altar OF their coun- i
same spirit they now take i
ne music Of the Union. do
american people were ever c
hey are today" {
ne said: The American peo- {
not only Cuba, but would '
s. and out o. this fire and
doubt not, new men and Il
ieah away everywhere Sec p
fuonal bitterness, clean gone 6
n all quarters of the cham
the Kentucky members seat h
ated him. Meantime the =
with the hum of voices in Il
comment. e.
Dem, Wash.) read from Is
a purported interview with a.
tRep.. IndD, in which he Il
eterring TO Southern States &C
rent to the war after bay- al
rough their representative,
ing II and through the fail
uthern States to fill their III
lmation OF Indifference ana
Lewis denounced the sem -
rrauted. N
p, Ind. called attention 10 Oh
us colleague. but Mr.. Lswis az
purpose TO attack anything y
nc. and proceeded. w
rrupted TO declare that "no 81
inner such an interview. az
n (Rep.. Iowa) advocated III
me bill, He thor-ht tho &c
Tor II 10 be acted on. aud as