Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-05
safety IF our officials i'm Cuba ITO give

safety IF our officials i'm Cuba no give
Them out.
ed s!lIie OF aGfaiTs Coms,iulnlirrg Mr.
RsGwitns said delay had been sought
latst week by the friends OF THE Pressi-
DENT GIN THE plea that "a message was
soon no be sent in from tine President
w7hisrh would meet anl THE demands of
the country. AT the same birne the
private t,Hld Sdnfide'niaA Sec rekl.ry of s.l,.
PRESIDENT was sending messages to his
fi|DenDls elrg'ing them to THE utmost ex-
ertilpn to bring pressure ito bear no Sc
cure peace.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- IVES.
WASHINGTON. April 4.-W7tmle there
waS no attempt Ito force consideration
for resolution regarding the Cuban
situation in 1.-THE House to-day There was
a brief out brealk, i'm the course OF which
tine waT like temper of the crowded
galleries was so manifest that Speaker
keed Threatened to clear them if it was
jl'epsated- The outbreak occurred over
motion by Alr. Cannon to pass the
Senate resolution to authoutze THE Pres
9denG TO erect telnl,onau-y foruidiSptipns
I'm case of emergency, Upon Hand when
the WRIT ten consent OF the owners was
|S'bta.ned wiitihbu't awaiting the long pro
cess OF lega1 condemnation. This led
10 ID demand by Mr. Bailey, the Dem
t'craittc. ltasle'r for Information az to
the ,fhcts which warranted sGl aihece
WAR measures. The particular state
nremt which aroused the tsaDleries WAS
10 the effect that white the Democrats
We're w.Fl;ulg to wait amy Reasonable
time for tile President TO TRANSMIT his
I'M e4ssrnge that would meet the approval
|of the American people they would nn.
wall "a urlru'te for him ITO continue negro
'u:alt,ons with tine butchers Of Spain.
When the demonstrate IONS i'm the gall
1tlt-t
he declared that the galleries We're the
American people in 1nduMa ture. MIR.
Cannon accused MIR. Barley of ''T>ostrrr-
ing amid playing to THE gai.deTdeis.
MIR. Lenz. Of Ohio. said he Thought
ain amendment he desired ito offer to
recognize the Independence of Cuba
should be ATTACHED to THE BILL Spain
|had recognized the Confectionery w'itlltn
THIRTY days after Sumter was fired on
Why should We hesitate?
l,rrli q member OF ;the foreign affairs
committees ait thiIs junctuu'e, made am
i'm, pornul;t Statement considering the
fact 't1pat THE committee had ad9ou1nreu
wlshln an hour and that Some uiscinS-
ures had been unalde which scaled tine
lips of ALL the members of the com
mlttae. Republicans amid Democrats
alike He said ul'e proposed amenh-
npe!lt ait tlils thine "1aS iTiopportune. l
,be,csve," said he. that when we move
we .iHC'SS WI pli~ipi1i-N S'Aio 80
On alhhs SIDE. OUT position IFS KNOWN ana
rril s..p,-,! b. she country. To ernpha-
Size /: r.aw n..ie'tlt do more hnr,m than
seots'd.''
;u-ry:d. r., s,%4l. sup port this bill.
NJ. Natalex tDenlocrat), of Georgia,
.,Al5,, gin. CoEigr+. e and the country
sa.ou:d be fully uniformed of aIl the facts
,,,,e.sr-dlng the crisis so THAT nlem beers
c3slaid proceed with delibeIaItaon. IT There
was TO be war 1T would be the wtau' CT
i,ht. people of the Un,lted States and
,.at ST any parity. But there should be
rp !.niNty, iHrrpe,tuouss plunge ambo war
| Tn,e rreGnbers of the Congress of 1861.
s said p}sma gfaa yhH SauRSsEiH asae M:aH
nc.nb- pyoe,fs end allowed others to do
,Ih,e fight ing HE Thought every mem
bsr should be w,lling ITO fight before he
asked others to fight. CApplAuse.)
The blNl was PASSED and ht was ar
ranged that the ARMY reor'gamz atdon
bin Should be taken UP ON Wednesday,
unless a report was made from the conn
n.ttee on foreign relations. The re-
rnaGulAder OF the day passed without in
| ciGlent i'm the transaction of Distliulct
of Columbia business. AT $40 P. M.
| the House adjourned