The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-09
JERSEY SPEAKS FOR CUBA.
Resolution Introduced mt Trenton in Behalf
or the Patriots.

Resolutions Introduced at Trenton In Behalf
or the Patriots.
TRENTON, Feb. SIN the House this morning
Mr.. Cole Of Cape May offered a series Of concur
rent resolutions concerning the condition of
affairs in Cuba, and after they had been read he
asked that. in view Of their great importance.
they be printed and consideration deferred until
next Monday evening. This was ordered. Tho
preamble and resolutions road,
Whereas. Tbs people OF the United States OF every
religious creed. social condition and political faith.
oherishing the liberty achieved by our ancestors and
transmitted as a sacred trust to us and TO remotest
posterity. sympathire with the struggling Cubaus
sacrisce Of our own foreisthe rs and TO ths el attain ssin,
ment OF that liberty are devotinR their lives. their
fortunes and their sacred honor; and
platform declares: THE Monroe doctrine, as orisi.
dents. Is a permsnsns part q the foreign policy Of the
United States, and must at all times re sustained. we
heroic struggle Tor liberty and Independence. and
s sHe hs moSo s.p RSssy; In SAYS US n noG4 iors plasfo pai:
icy Icy Should h;,n,a.a be a, al times arm. vigorous;
Western hemisrhsre carefully watched aud guarded.
= We reassert the Monroe doctrine in its full
10 give the doctrine effect by responding to the ap-
peals OF any American State for friendly in,erven.
hopefully look forward to the eventual withdrawal
Of the European powers from this hem:sphere. and to
OF the continent. by the free consent OF the inbabl.
d dsiss the rs2 pao 1ns e of tho o. u nsn,si' sfa tas'f h Gwn r lessPasHai
with sympathy tho struggles OF other American peo-
We watch with deep and abiding interest the heroic
battle of the Cuban patriots against cruelty and op.
S Sss:'s Of , SeH O Ss, STia n"s q eS SS es' for for tn iiner rSi a TSs
Government OF Spain having lost control OF Cuba.
resident American citizens. or to comply with Its
sts tSs SDltsa s,a.sS w should Sshe sc,. tefs a tns i soI isaneses
ana sood 9aiees to restore pence and give indcpen-
Whereas. the war which more than a year ago
evoked these declarations has progressed until the
last past has been maintained, in Cuba, a de Jacfo
essential attri tsReS' Of sor re- eSrm; '. and deriving Twin ' it's
tust powers from the consent Of the governed. that
INSERTS human government TO rest; and
ereigniy in Cuba to be an estab ishod fact. and that
the ,1i9, s;n5 ~ alton Of the s,russlilaE patriots, even Il
humanity, Liberty and Christian civilizations now.
Resolved Ghe Senate concurrlng). That it is tie
earnest belief and i~nsistence OF the Legislature Of
New iS Isrsty that The time has st fully come when i Is
promptly r ndny and ns,l actively to p Pr cnH, the destrucsiop Of
S SSri sS% %Sish Ia. ,n dsTsstat tn G fGis 1sl t2 i1 @ita ths S snd
sword. and to stay the slaughter and starvation Of
= F s.o'sss. f that We R ReSP' II the duty of this. the
leading republic OF tho earth. to acknowledge the In.
S isast 10 RTsn O. t anss 't ,Ss 9 riGs. s'S OF 6s IF at sns v sns
such assurance o. sympathy. moral or active. as shall
and place among the nations Of the earth.
our Re ss Q That .t,x tne Sc h rssol Sdn. b. 10 IT,, s.a9 rnnn1 to
the United states. and that we hereby respectfully
s sss %ott . ssTnsi IN c SrSs nnG1 s sse% ,h snd . 9ssrsIp . %a
pledge them our fullest support.
The Senate passed bills merging the Naval
Essex county to issue VI, 800 900 in bonds; in
addition to the 50, 500,0 900 already issued. to
complete 81 its system Of county parks and pro;
payment OF the salaries of district school teach
York and Greenwood Lake Railroad to the Erie
Company was advanced 10 a third reading,
Senator Francis introduced a bill making 1t
unlawful 10 use trading stamps. It provides a
fine Of 81 900 or six months Imprisonment for
engaging In any form of Tho trading stamp bust
Senator Johnson, introduced a bill providing
that the additional allotment OF taxes on rail-
road property made TO municipalities under the
laws OF 1896 ard 1897 shall be apportioned be-
ginning with tho taxes assessed Nov. !, 1897.
This amends the law passed as IA substitute for
the equal taxation scheme demanded by Hud-
The House this afternoon passed Porter's bill
providing for pcnsioning policemen in cities,
towns. and boroughs; also the bill providing for
ton. The investigstion OF building loan asso.
Citations Will begin. on Friday 81 Newark;
David Young Of NewHsk; the General Man
held n conference to-day with hssemhlyman
Bauer of Hudson. county over the %latter's bills
the Consolidated Traction Company would. IL
time We're given, make the improvements and
pulsion, and Mr.. Bauer agreed to a postpone
ment OF the public hearing set down for to-day.
As to shippiuE Keller supplies TO Cuba.
The Middle States Freight Association. COM
posed OF the railroads east OF Buffalo and Pitts
burg, has taken similar action to that OF the
Joint Traffic Association in extending the privi-
lege of free transportation of all Cuban relief
supplies donated for the Cuban sufferers. Tho
Central Cuban Relief Committee requests that
All supplies. other than those originating at
warded to this Aity, 70 BE- transported 70 Cuba
nee by the WAr0 n SpaniIh-American linea.