The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-14

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of our own republic The people have be-
come irresistible in their demands for the
action of this body. else we all know that
this action could never have been brought
our substitute for your resolution and ap-
peal TO the wisdom, and patriotism and
rectitude of our intentions, the integrity OF
our purpose. the justice of our position, to
that high court which must pass upon the
actions of all men, and all nations
Our fathers God from out whose hand,
The centuries fall like grains of sand.
Mr.. Adams. the acting chairman of the
committee. closed the debate. He reviewed
the half of a century of Spanish misrule in
cuba which had kept the United States in a
ferment politically and financially aud the
history of the cruelties and barbarifies of
the present war on the island This coun-
Try would not deserve to stand in the do
main of civilized nations" said he. lit
Christian states, if it should not intervene
in order to stop this cruel warfare which
Taents against recognizing the insurgent
government and concluded as follows: Eve
stand, as believe, in one Of the greatest
and most momentuous eras in the history
or our country, and as an American repre-
sentative want to make one appeal to the
men of this house without RESPECT to party.
When the roll is called and the demand is
made upon them to defend American honor
and American principles, which have been
one and all arise in their places and cast
their votes to show the world, we did
lew WEEKS ago, ludl, however We may ull-
fer upon matters of detail we are Amer
leans one and all. and that politics cease at
the seacoast" loud applause)
SUBSTITUTE DEFEATED.
The vote was then taken on the substi-
tute resolutions and they were defeated-1E
to 1870. The vote in detail follows:
Yeas-Adamson. Allen, Bailey, Baird, Ball.
Bankhead. Barlow Bartlett Beach, Bell,
Benner. Benton. Bland, Bodne. Botkn.
Bradley. Brantley Bremen Broussard,
Brucker Brundige Burke. Campbell, Car
mack, Castle. Catchings, Clardy, Clark OF
Missouri. Cochran of Missouri, Cooney.
Cummings, Dayey Davis, De Almond, De-
graffenfreid. Devries, Dinsmore, Dockery,
briggs. Elliot, Ermentrout. Fitzgerald, Fitz-
patrick, Fleming, Fowler of North Carolina
Fox, Gaines, Griffith, Griggs, Gum, Handy,
Hartman. Hay, Henry of Mississippi, Henry
Howard of Georgia, Hunter. Jet. Jones of
Virginia, Jones of Washington, Kelly, King,
kitchin, Kleburg, Knowles, Lamb. Ian.
Georgia, Lewis of Washington, Little, Lloyd,
Love, McAleer., Mcclellan, Mccormick,
Maddox Mcguire, Mann. Martin, Maxwell,
Meekison, Meyer, Miers, Moon. Newlands,
Norton Of Ohio. Norton of South Carolina,
Tennessee. Rhea. Richardson, Ridgeley,
Rixey, Robb, Robertson. Robinson, Sayers.
Settle. Shafroth. shuford. Simpson. Sims.
Stokes. Strait Stroud of North Carolina,
bert. Tate. Taylor of Alabama, Terry, Todd
Underwood. Vandiver, Vehslage, Vincent,
Williams of Mississippi, Wilson, Young Of
Virginia. and Zenor. Total, 147.
Nays-Acheson, Adams, Aldrieh, Alexan-
der, Arnold, Babcoek Baker of Maryland.
Barber, Barham, Barney. Barrett, Bar
rows, Bartholdt Belden, Belford, Beknap,
Bennett, Bingham, Bishop, Booze. Routelle
Bromwell, Brown, BrownIow. Brumm. Bull,
Burleigh. Burton, Butler, Cannon. Caprou.
af Inxnyn lnrly nf NArx
Hampshire. Cochran of New York Connell,
Connolly, Cooper of Wisconsin,, Corless.
Iowa. Curtis of Kansas. Dalzel Danford.
Davenport. Davidson of Wisconsin. Dawson
Of Q, Kentucky, Dayton of Ohio, Dingley, Dol
Fenton. Fischer Fletcher. Foote, Foss.
Fowler of New Jersey. Gardner. Gibson.
Gillett of New York Gillette of Massachu-
Grow Hager. Hamilton, Harmer, Hawley,
Heatwoe. Hemenway, Henderson, Henry
Hicks. Hilborn. Hill. Hooker, Hopkins.
Howe, Howell Hull, Hurley, Jenkins. John
JOY, Kerr, Ketcham, kirkpatrick, Knox.
kGlp. Lacey, Lands. Lawrence, Linney.
Littauer Lorrimer, Loud; Loudenslager,
Lowering; Low, Lybrand, Mccall, McDon-
aid, McEwan. Mcintyre, Mahany. Mahon.
Marsh, Mercer, Merck, Miller, Mills,
Northway odeIl, oimstead, Often, over
street, Packer Parker of New Jersey,
Payne, Pearce of Ohio, Pearson. Perkins,
W
Reeves, Robbins. Royse, Russell Sauerher-
ing Shannon. Shattuc, Sheldon Sherman.
Showalter, Smith of Illinois. S. w. Smith,
of Michigan, William Alden Smith of Mich
igan Shower, Southland, Southwick. Spafd-
ing. Sperry, Sprague. Steele, Stevens of
Minnesota, Stewart of New Jersey, Stewart
of Wisconsin. Charles w. Stone of Pennsyl-
vana. STROBE of Nebraska, Sturtevant,
Tawney, Tayler of Ohio. Thorpe, Tongue,
Updegraff, Vanvoorfis. Wadsworth. Walker
of Massachusetts, Walker of Virginia,
Wanger: Ward, Warner Weaver. Wey-
mouth White of Illinois. Williams of Penn
sylvania Yost and Young of Pennsylvania
Total, 100.
Answered personal---very. and Brewer.
Messrs. Beach (Rep.. o., Dorr (Rep., W.
Va.) and Mann (Rep.. Hid voted with the
Democrats and Populisrs for the substitute.
Mr. Dinsmore then moved to recommiE
with instructions to report back an amend
ment recognizing the independence of Cuba
1t also was lost-146 to $50.
The vote was then taken on the adoption
of the majority resolutions and they were
adopted 922 to 49, The names of the Demo-
Gratis as they voted for the resolutions were
cheered. The negative votes were cast as
follows
Democrats-Adamson of Georgia. Bank
head of Alabama, Brantley of Georgia.
Brewer of Alabama, Clayton of Alabama
Cox of Tennessee, Elliott of South Carolina,
Grggs of Georgia. Howard of Georgia,
Lester of Georgia. Lewis of Georgia, Mad
dox of Georgia, Strait of South Carolina,
Tate of Georgia, and Taylor of Alabama:
republicans hnson of Indiana, Boutelle
of Maine, and Loud of California
Populist--Simpson of Kansas.
The House then, at $50, adjourned