New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

. -rrr9R,ru TO THE TRIBUNE
-.,.,,or April The violent outbreak IN
10 O.. Representatives this afternoon was
.,--,4cant indication Of the eager des!Fe anu
s~o,a determination Of an unknown hulhoer
- -oernbe-s OF the minority 10 reap s0'"0
tea, advantage from the discussion o' INC
pa. ..os.,o, and the recommendations OF the
I,~es4eent The speech of MY. beHU@ % O'i'0'
,,.,, ,ansss the outbreak was one Of the most
s,s--aoee,,l. indecent and reckless partisan mar
- ever delivered in Congress. and the only
.-sola.,on 20 be derived from Il IL the rehecton
,,..u react With terrific force on rs author
-, ne members Of his party who sympathized
- "a a2p,auied It. one Of whom was NJ
- -, 7-avas whose almost daily exhibitions
- -o,. bavs thoroughly disgusted those OF his
- Marty Who are patriots as we'll as Demo
-. t., sch an emergency now confronts
ths country.
~,,. s,eech drew from General Grosvenor. o.
ls,, sor,a tart and pertinent observations. as
~ &c sor,e Interesting and Instructive facts
..A.-, thoroughly exposed the ground!essness
49,. neseness Of M Lentz's reckless assertions
"a ne partisan malice which Inspired them
- che course Of his remarks General Grosvenor
GUIDED 70 Cuban bonds which had been issued
,,+,b -r4ir payment conditioned on the recosni-
90, b, re United States of the so-ca!led Cuban
peorauc u e expected that these bond issues
WI e-lre pretty largely in any debate which
.rov arse on a motion for The immediate recos-
milton - Cuban independence
w. Ier-z made vicious assault on the Ad-
y .-.s.-a;lon. charging that he policy NJ o".aN
ves n the Interest OF stocktobbins IN Wall
street he alleged that Wall street was III Tire
,..s--se.on Of information that the message
Won. not e. In Ions before II was known a. 'Ae
Cao..1t. and prodtet heavily nv the advance N
80 price Of stocks which resulted he eve"
c-a.~-eG that there was no warrant ior inc
e,a~--trr statements about the situation IN
Havana wh.,h Were made as q JusUl0@''O" -'-
tha Gaav If the message. ., :,
e.~r~I G-osvenor not only indignantly O.
-al that thee was Justification Toi tHe repo, -,
I.t hid NJ Lertz up q scorn for I'M -u..U I'm.
c-~-,,-- -r'9tiv-- - tn President. Mr.. l|niz
d. FL this hut the irats friend oi the - -,
de,- gave HIN no mercy he VS. No. 80
butre0n charging that the democrats YES
seeking political advantage Before Ne con
c.usei ~ oppressed the opinion tnal "A' "09
certain unless /; was averted ~ spain
WAR TALK ~ THE SENATE
so-oA sharp war talk was INDUCED n ny the
c4ra.e today When consideration OF the sun
DIV Civl Appropriation tNl was resumed we
question pending vas the amendment OF MI
Pettus q Alabama. providing for such IN
movement OF the harbo- OF Moohe as "oU'u
enable 7a- vessels 70 obtain coal and o,AeF sup
r,liAs there NJ. Allison, Of Iowa. n charge o.
-. III, mad point OF order against me
amendment; This called ont ei;tet sIeech oy
Nr Moran. % Alabama, y NJ charged we ~
-~,r-ia-iors Committee win dlscrl'il i'l@@'4.- ;
S~airs- rrooer measures. and threatened 20 a.,
sis, IN dlssolvinE the committee Re ioIoWel
with an argument showing me necessity % ,ns
sr,rrovarlert proposed. holding That II Won
90 70 the Government II time % war the
coal fields OF the South, and enable J, success
f,lIlv 70 fight the "treasonaoie uonop0N va.
~ h4en formed 20 control ne coal supply -
IL country in the event Of war. The amend
mont lost ,..,
~ O'Clock the bill had not been coInpie,e :
remainder OF the afternoon TO eulog1es or the
ista Senator James z. George, o. Mississippi.