The San Francisco call., 1898-04-15

struggle.
 Those poor people," inter1ected Nor gan 1o6 0f Alabama, 'are dying at the rate or lOOO day, while we are inactive
 Frye of Maine. gaining a recognition or the President, said: 'I will answer the senator from Louisiana (Caffery) and tell him who the relief contributors are. The pathways from the United States to inc Island of Cuba will be made by our shins Of war and following in those pathways will go the vessels of peace, loaded with food and provisions for the starving peo- pie Of Cuba, which will be distributed among them for their relief instantly up- on landing on the island" (Tremendous applause on the floor and in the galleries falrbanks (R) of Indiana then took the hoor and argued at length to show the necessity of armed intervention.
 Upon the conclusion of Fairbanks speech Senator Cullom of Illinois was recognized, and had hardly spoken do- Zen words before interruption came from several members looking to an adiourn- ment, Senator Wellington moving that the Senate adjourn until tomorrow at II CLOCK. Whereupon Allen of Nebra ska indicated that he wanted to register his protest to the position of certain Senators on the floor who. taking advantage of the situation desired to repair their fenoas in order to allow the resolution to go ovar for another day. The House resoIution relative to the Cuban situation was then or Davis, was laid on the table.
 The vote was about to be taken on tho motion to adjourn, when Allison called upon Senator Davis to arrange for an am1cable adjournment if 1t could he brought about, but the chairman. seeing mat an adjournment was out of the oues, lon, asked Wellington to agree to an amendment to adjourn to a specified time which the Maryland Senator accentaj Ter. '' Oiidild-
 The motion was voted down, 32 to ao
 carter of Montana attempted to pour frnIhin6 yyp pfarc h,,@ ceeded he became interested in the oneS- tlon or reaching final vote as early as possible. He said the talk would extend until Saturday. eN'eiiu
 Teller-The Senator from Montan, ,s perfectly correct. If the list Is as Ione q Q he states, the talk will last until Safnr' day morning. S''eui
 Then Carter, in a voice pitched with ~ citement and ringing through the cban- Der, said: "The country requires tbat n.a act and not talk on this matter ;; , piause in the Senate and in the galIeria5 As matter of fact, this small deroo,,I d,e9I stration in the galleries, contrary to tba rules of the Senate, is but an exnress;n', ;nu in small way of the feeling of inc saWi enty millions of people throughout this continent tonight" '
 Within few minutes of adio,,rnr,o,,. a genuine sensation was created bv tba efforts of the Vice-President to s,Jbdio the applause induced by the effort made to prolong the session until vote iS
 
 addressed the galleries and ordered tbat the applause should cease Nearly e,,na,. .na. Senator sta1a , was on his feet, and the n main desk was crowded with Senators
 ''The chair is himself out of order D shouted Gray of Delaware. He has m right directly to address the people in the galleries. III lhe
 Such thing was never done before ,n the Senate" declared Bate of Tennes- see
 ''The applause was started by Senators on the floor" shouted some one from tha crowd in front of the -President's desk.
 T started 1t myself" explained Mason. of Illinois, and am prepared to assnma the responsibility for it." Relations Committee, then renewed bis motion to adjourn until 10 o'clock tn' morrow, whereupon the ayes and noes being called, by vote of 32 to 23. the Sen ate, at 6:15 D. m., adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.