The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-04-19

| Carter Clark. Cullom. Davis, De
EYkin.. Fairbanks. Faulkner, Frye,
. German. Gray. Hale. Hanna
through. Hawlcy. Hoar. Lodge. NC
d, Mcmillan. Morgan. Morrill,. flatt-
%. PIatf. New York.: Pritchard-
- SeweII. Shoup. Spooner, War
-. and Wolcott-3'-
Nr. Davis then offered an amendment
.. IN additional section a. follows:
..Eurther-That the United Sta:e~
hereby disclaim any disposition OF
tanrion to exercise sovereignty. JuiISi
- or control over said island. except
for the pacifcation thereof: ana "'
=. determination when that i accolh-
,r:.bed to leave the government ana con
tr,I If the island 10 liz people.
i vas adopted without a dissenting
| vote. 10
Mr.. Frye moved 10 strike out OF th''
fr-r section the declaring that the P''..
,Ia Of the island Of Cuba ARE ana o.
ri.,ht oucht II he free and independent
,hp words ARE and Of right. On mo,
tiau of Mr.. Davis the motion was laln
| ON the table, - 10 81.
Nr. Morgan then offered his substitute
for y declaration Of war. It WAS la3G on
tie table. rear 50: nays. >.
The NAYS were MessrS Mason NOT
| gan. P~ettigrew. Turner and Wilson.
TIL supreme moment had come. NJ.
! Hale Nlaine), who has been the main
! on the Cuban question ever since rs ~
on the Cuban question yer since rs III
ception III Congress. arose. tie nf''l
| the last shot in the locker in protest.
He said the action the Senate was
abour 10 take would bring it into dead
lock with the President. AZ shown by his
message. Mr.. Hale made Il strong l'-
| Tense Of the Presidents action. lie
claimed the Democrats were trying 70
make politics ont of the situation ana
warned them that they would not sue
cccI.
Mr.. German Maryland counSelled a
temperate policy and invoked that the
rancor Of debate be eliminated from the
OCCASION. He questioned the wisdom of
the resolution as adopted and hoped
that wiser coun>els would prevail.
.,Ir. Allison IoUa), and Mr.. Aldrich
tRhoie Island). made earnest pleas that
the Senate follow the course indicated
hy the President.
In reply TO Mr.. .Aldrich and TO others
VINO had just spoken. Mr.. Jones (Ark.b.
declared that is was the wish of 4 large
majority of Congress and the people
that the resolution adopted should re-
90 nize the Cuban republics indepeni-
ence. and the events leading mp to the
present situation fully justified the
friends of independence III assuming the
position they had taken. The President
had disappointed the people by not say
Ing he intended the independence Of
Cuba.
The votn on Mr.. Davie'S motion to
strike out all after the resolving clause
Of the House resolution. and insert the
Senate resolutions: * amended. WAS car
ricd by a vote Of 80 to 2S.
Ut nv. minutes past nine the third
and final reading Of the resolution was
begun. amid much suppressed excite
mont. although there was but little dis
play Of the feeling.
Immediately aftcrWard came the qucS-
tion.p Shall the resolution pass
There was Il general demand for an
3y" and nay EXPRESSION on the question.
anu Il roll call was ordered. 1t pro-
ceedcd III the midst Of 4 profound calm.
which was only disturbed by the monot-
onous call OF the nan cs by the clerk. and
the almost equally monotOnouS re-
sponses OF the Senators themselves.
Tho roll call resulted in the passage Of
the resolution by the vote Of Ga to u.
and was as follows:
The detailed vote on the passage Of
the resolution follows:
Yeas-Allcn. Bacon. Baker. Bate. Ber-
~, Butler. Cannon. Carter Chandler.
Chiffon. Clark. Clay. Cockrell. Cullon.
Daniel. Davis. De Boo, Faulkner. Fora
ker. Frye. Gallinger. Gear, German,
Gray. Hansbronsh. Harris. Heitfeld,
Jones, ark; Jones. (\ev.): kenncy.
Kyle. Lodge. Lindsay. McEnery. Nc
L.aurin. Mallory. Mantle, Martin. Mason.
Mills. Mitchell. Money. Morgan. Muir
ply. Nelson. Pasco. pcnroSe, Perkins.
Icttigrcw. petttrS. Proctor, Quay, Raw
lin>. Roach. Shoup, Smith. Stewart.
Teller, Thurston. Tillnlan, Hurley.
Turner. Turpic. Vest, Warren, Wilson,
and Wolcott-61
Nays-.Aldrich. Allison, Burrows, CAT
ferry. Elkins. Fairbanks. Hale. Hanna.
Hawlcy, Hoar. Mcbride. Mcmillan.
Morrill,. Platt. Comm: Plat. New
! orkl: Pritchard. Sewell. Spooner, Wei
l~in@ton. Wetmore, Whitc-21.
There was some confusion but no
demonstration when the result was an
noumccd.
The title and preamble of the Senate
resolution were then substituted for
the House title and preamble without
division.
Mr.. Davis moved that the Senate
should insist upon its amendments and
ask for Il conferences. This request WAS
met with cries of No" No" and it
J soon made manifest that many Senators
considered that there was Il possibility
| that the House would concur with the
Senate resolution if this motion were
| not entered III the Senate. Upon this
suggestion Mr.. Davis withdrew his
motion. and in its stead entered Il mo-
ton to adjourn.
Al 3:1o O'Clock y. M. the Senate adj
iourucd until Monday.
COAL FOR SPANISH SHIPS.
| While Our Own Wait at Norfolk Nainlv
for Supply.
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