Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-05

oi Seciion "93. OF the revised statutes
SO as 10 Permit the United States TO
erect Qualifications in cases of emergen-
cy upon any land upon the written con-
sent of the owner
This is another war measure, in
terposed Bailey. Il shall object until
find out whether We are going TO have
any war
Cannon explained trat the passage Of
this bill was urgently recommended bv
the chief Of engineers He moved to pass
the bill under suspension of the rules.
Bailey, the Democratic leader, took the
moor after Cannon's explanation and
made q speech which aroused the GAL
leries to pitch which brought down
upon them threat from the Speaker
that they would be cleared if such dem
ohstratIohs We're repeated. Bailey called
attention to the fact that on several oc-
caSions within the last 80 days the House
had been called upon to vote upon several
propositions which indicated that war
was directly ahead of us Yet he said,
congress was not in possession of any
TACT which warrants this belief He had
voted, he said, for the extraordinary
emergency $30,0G000o appropriation. but he
haH voted for it under the impression
tnat we were periiously near to war If
a Democratic President had asked a Dem
acratlc House to authorize such an ex-
penditure without the control or limita-
Iloh, ne should have denied it, He should
nave demanded the estimates But in
tins case, believing that danger was at
hahd' he had voted for it. Much of that
,@,,d "Pii i.,'t had already been ex-
me- tht,i wv ~ iiia .loil eAcept such as
v.ttbboId tE, u Tue Ic"ynIpapers was sun
" 'IiieIu. IoddE. the House was asked
" I, inseH w 4nI5nef emergency as w. ,,
asItad MY th When tne house was
iorjty H., ii'ert s ne S4taI Iueslloh the ma
men everywhere announced that the
President would be prepared to send a
al in,,rr,5 !" 80. tpuaS. ne 1iouse
i,nn,l,sui,, W ii,S u'itii aouayi Win rhaI
man knew more Va tn S " nnnn tnda,
,slad w." W., til,t i.essase 10 come IN, ne
no - - III IT, ~ me l1ii'oi taht' sdld
sbo,,1d lenn,,, ,I,,, 'nu .ile country
Inc ana intends to dn We n nt,t' not 10 20,
he 49,, i .9 - 'to, We ought not 10
pN,r.,,r',. ~ ~ W. niiiulN; u the occasion
go ,'.l,9 IT, We arr reauS 10 Nolc Tor ev-
ana IF u,ar np,root ~ pa et.ais lor Wat,
for every mc@ri,re Tesia,od e az ~ VIZ
:, H iledsuie ots!Sheh 10 prosecute
= - q . SuretSsl l,.l!., conclusion.
tbrn,tnh ~ ~ III - Ippi"uSe swept
hnd a IN Ia. when the Speaker
I'm s.,a.,tr,, ] ouilS III supouihs.
~ ,ndf.,tt't,. ;,, ~, ny SdlietleS mat
w ', Nm, % dpproFdt would De
t,'iIn, ,1i put ny HeAt utterance OF
e,id RaiIa, I uatins ii nose
-. HaIu r'dlitS' waving ms handS
~ 49, ~ tnt tnioheeu salIerles. are but
Connrs l,id t M Iheilcan people III
,aoTIa No., u 60 tiIc saiitlig5 OF the
prtin,, ''0S "ouiu iolce TINS House TO
,rbis tina t,o c,,,,,. -....,.. -
~ - :, 81. oPc1hei ottihiS warned
~, go So is , tdi't II the ueihonslrdtlon
40 - am ''P7"'e" "e "ouiu oruer them
oot, .b4, 49,. ,,
fair intarnasad 81 "o pn De ha ..r!
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-; ;. IT - p.iiS canning 70 the eai-
~ i "a - h YET p.,,. ...,-
"a the 1istanine eoiIarial pa tt 10 SPEAK
ar nf H. ,,,a M, E".'er1es man me gear
~ ~ 70 - nIig nlaJoiilE. say now that If
~, l I,l Ndilts one, Two or even
III, WITTY uaSs % prepare message which
ran,ia ia 'i rs, 4 ttt VA OF the american
h sbn,,if bn,, ~ l' q Ilt Wins that
Ia, ~, ~, b,, - - nue II NE wants one
itb ~, - ~ sCiI.iiIue nesotiationS
NJ, ~" III M Dn'SiieIS 81 HpSin hot one MIN
nn HI NJ H W. Sinr MN, 'prtat applause
1nnlai,s. ~, -, Hi'i anu scattering
IIn,l,i, b., N Pri''i'' GA sue
b, ~ g. u 9uSSeSttu tnat
Tvs ""N 49,, ,IVVu VI uulStletl"h at such
,iir ,v.9i,peSs.s s,id " nm. aon ertise
,,,',,.,,ii,, 'a't ne, nor MAKE war
TIaI, oi,ta ~ " $50 as u.i'u, LentI'
80, oiiio. N'1u ne tnouSht an amend
rs uTSI' "a 90 oiitI TO Iecoghlze the
Il th XII Sr,,j ~ 9tiou Ip ne ava
~nnfa1..rin niitbi ~ an ,r.'s ti.-so the
) MIN ~ ,idS AFTER fort
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Wiiii5ns Nm, Jtss ro,,, ~,
,or.i,rn :. ff.i, ~ q nav 'i.Vi y. .le
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y tl"u rs ~ .H!loi AN Statement con-
~ t M ~. 49, ma tllt committee hau
.,ru Ntt'IiH gu houi ana mat some
''9N ~ 3i Is idu peeh mace when sealed
1tt Iii'S 81 az the memners OF the com
n u zee; htPup.IcdhS anu democrats alike
~ 9dId lie proposed Amendment at this
lHie was iloPpoFluhe' i pei1eNe, SAID
aN 'Hal "heh we move We should move
Il PiAidIiA ana III llle. On TINS size our
'oSitlch Is known and understood by the
oultr%. 20 emphasize II now might do
HorF Marin IMAM good AS an emer-
'ehtN war measure ne would he said.
upNptt thls hill.
Mdd'thA. lem. GA. thought Congress
M the country was fully informed Of
y tnt i&ctS regarding the crisis to that
members could proceed with deliberations
l there was to be war. 1t would be the
var OF the people of the United States
nd not any party. But there should be
% h2StE. impetuous plunge into war. The
members of the Congress of 1861, said he.
plunged the country into war and then
arefully hid away in their bomb-proofS
Id allowed others to do the lighting. He
hpught every member should be willing
% fight before he asked others to fight.
APPLAUSE.
Fizgeralu. Dem. Mass. said that all
neasures designed to place the country
! u state of defence should be at once
aSSnd