Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-24
HOT TIME IN THECORTES
Dc5its on the Philippine Question Marked viii
Great Disorder.
EVEN REPORTERS FELT lSsulrto.
Colonial Policy Of spain Denounced ~ q
Failure -1aik Of spain Qultting the
American Continent.

MadH1. June e. 8 a.m.-Ccoyrighte
isas. by the Associated Prca) The de-
bate IN tho chamber Of deputies yestor-
day ON the Philippine qurstlon was
marked by great disorder Senior Ro-
nero Roblcdo. the conservative lead
l o. attacked Con. polavcji. the former
minister ~ war. Tor treating with
] Arulua'do. The insurgcnt leader. and
WIS Interrupted with shouts or THAT
is untrue"
a racnc of the greatest confusion fol.
lowed and tho sitting was suspended.
when business was resumed. senior
/ Enh.eio continued bis r'marka. 40
I asked 20 the government dcsIrcd peace
I ur war 10 peace. h. added spain had
] hr;t,r negotiate directly with rho Unit.
] ed States. na the powers would demand
a brokers' commission In ease they ln.
I iorvon0d. iio oShoucd all present O.,
l forget their party quarraln and rcmem-
b,r they are spaniarda.
In the course " hIs speech senior
I Rubltd0 gcnHurrd the minister uf ma.
rinc and Admiral Corvcra. accusing the
minister of having granted unpatrlgtlc
Interviews. Captain Aunon defended
tho navy IT, said scnor Robledo'a
rcmaikH worc Insulting. and b. charac-
| tgflzDd tht published reports ~ lrtUr-
Nl!WH with HIM lH being "dlHt1riIl Ions
In Couaeuu,nCe OF tHu last H.itHmgut.
thc reporters irft The chamber uf
deputies uud only rturUnud az thv Close
" TIE ministers UrHUCh. which Cuu-
Clud0d w.th the announcement that Ad-
mifu ttmtrt was $50 biz way o. the
Philippines 90 defend the spanish Hag.
Another upr1ur was uCplaiuurd by
Senior Stamarlu OUldor NJ The rcpub-
llCaul druluutinr nu attempt Co. close
the debate. 10 loudly rN.lllmHds ~
is an outrage aud was commencing
nu attack un the monarchy when Doe
voice was drowned b. shouts from an
parts NJ the house.
Tho uproar continued COR some time
ana when order was restored Che prrf-
ldgut announced that the chamber
would meet DO secret session 90 discuss
informal unalra. In The Hobbies grHut
sNclirmcu was occurIlnrd. Srnot
Snmprr shouted nH Senior Sllamlf1n
was leaving the house. "Thc rrpubll.
cans nru devoid uf shame. They Aro
allowing the chamber 90 ho closed ana
they do not seize the present opplg
tunlty 20 accomplish something prac-
Senior sampcr was arrested. conduct
'l AN NWN Ni"HINtNh ONCE ana nhIlNu
upon 20 explain his conduct
The SENATE discussed tho political
situation. senator GONZALES. who said
he dll not speak hs u partisan. but AH
u splnilrd declared that tho country
must be- told the truth.
The chlHtisemunt failing on nations
or on collective bodies. he added. had
never hocn undeccivsd. a. n had been
attempted 90 make the Spnnlnrda be-
lirNe, Continuing. he said
For everything happening now N.
whole country. the people. ne parties
aud tho government arc rsHplnfIble"
In spite ~ interruptions. senaidr
Gonzales continues
~ have many dyHdilor truths 10 ton.
Spain has never known what % real
colonial policy o."
The senator blamed the conservative.
Nrrely FOR the present condition of
unAitH. Tie said that SENIOR Castillo
d"' DunnNaH Hnld that he believed On.
ht could Doe dominated hy trulps. while
ln reality the leland needed drastic rs.
ORGANIZATIONS. Tho war policy la wei
uH Con. W,ylsrH policy. tho fps1ksr
asserted had failed and autonomy had
proved Intellectual became 10 WIS a.
tempted too late. However. tho SOM.
tor explained. the attempt ni nuton.
uuy WIS useful. "nH 10 will niily.
spain 60 quli the American hrmlsphpro
conscious OF having made a good at
tempt"
The speaker blamed the liberals for
having recourse 20 autonomy lu tho
dlsown Il.