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understood II should not be submitted 10 the AZ
bltrament o, a foreign nation
Nj Allen said that this country had no greed Tor
Spanish territory or for Spanish gold. nor was It
the desire o: the United States 10 establish pro-
,ectorate over Cuba but the torch which has
ishted cuba must be extlnsuished Further along
"If could have my way would instantly recall
our Minister to Madrid and hand 70 the Spanish
He said that ne vas opposed the general policy
OF the President OF the United states bui as one
STATE he Aas WIN ~ he c,b8r problem for he Felt
bet ali POLITICAL considerations AZ time Ike this
ough, 70 be aid aside and men o. all parties should
stand together He believed mar tsW more s nags
" thousands OF lives. waving in triumph over the
island.
Mr. CHANDLER CAUSES SCENE.
Scarcely had Mr. Allen concluded when Mr.
Chandler precipltsted lively scene. RE thought
the action OF the Committee on Foreign Relations
indicated some doubt and indeclsion Yesterday
the committee thought new call for the consuar
reports ought 10 os mace rt call said Mr.
Chandler was made IN resolution presented by
the Senator from Alabama CMr. Morgan) on Feb
answer 70 that call Tor Information came from
;er Mr '' chanasr though the and tn.
country were not without information tney mao
been Informed OF the conditions in SnSa by mem,
bers OF the Senate who had seen with their own
eyes and heard with their own ears AL the norrpTs
service to the country and 20 humanity
on F6 ns re RelsGions said Mr. chandler Il have
condolences that the President intends 10 pursue
emergency. and shall thank God when he reaches
4 conclusion Of some sort or another Inerelore, !
b. wait upon the Committee on Foreign Rela:
lions but do think that as that committee aeemed
II advisable yesterday 10 make second can ,or no
consular correspondence and mas now reached ne
conclusion that the second call should not De mace,
the committee ought 10 give US some reason for
The Confidence expressed by the Senator in ths
- rerIai
Frye sarcastically lenders any reply 70 MS re-
marks IN ia me 2dsnon 90 ovens and
the committee Will endeayor 10 entitle itsel, 10
Mr. Frye then renewed his motion TO recommit
the resolution 10 the committee A.,
~ shall not object" sharply responded MT.
Chandler TO letting tho Committee on Foreign
Relations have control OF the resolution-to ettnY
the committees start, turn back and then start
again. / Will help the committee whenever can"
The motion to recommit was passed. InereupSSn a
committees resolution and asked that II go over
Mr FRYE gave notice that he would move. when
the resolution called up 70 reconmit X 10 tho
Committee on Foreign Relations; -, ,,.o,-,o,,o,
bill was then begun: The first clash occurred over
4 committee amendment appropriattins Sio'"9 Ior
sylvania-ave in Washington. After an extended
' tbrtvva pages Of the b incuaing all
the committee amendments therein except two, had
d HsPSg OF o The May T A4s
presented IN amended form the Joint resolution
temporary tortiacations He said that the resolu-
ton as amended met all objections that had
been raised against the original one. Il IS as fol-
lows:
o, the President the immediate erection OF any
temporary fort or fertilization IS deemed important
and Urgent such temporary fort fertilization
may be constructed upon written consent OF tho
owner OF the land upon which such work Is 20 be
nlaced and the requirements OF Section 355 Of tho
Revised Statutes shall not be applicable IN such
cases
The resolution passed.
Then the Senate nj { p. m. went into executive
session. and at 10 p m adjourned.