The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-06
AMERICA BEGINS
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~ ,ernnnaceaent wae ma1s ~ more than
-. nu16essr that he would olEsS such an
1nsas, and by maay more that they
- mppoft an effort In The direction
y e116ae The undergraduates declaration TO
4 olDeto0 ysosi6inG stmpsy for inter
1he conmittAA Was therefore
NJ 10 yisid 70 sle Wishes os the
1oeM9. but 10 stand ont strongly for
- aetipn. he policy Of the psest-
- ~ executive Intervention osay was
Du6 ~ oar which would place the
- question IN the hands o. the presi-
80 and thus leave the matter where Il
nG1 IS except that II would he q voiun-
- en1lnquisament Of the rights Of con-
- = the premises. the right among
s1oou 70 declare war
- afsater part Of the sp<ech-makinG
9oa r opposition 10 the executive. and
n - Attempted To outline the probable
&p11m u the COMMITTEES.
~ vas also a recurrence 70 the M
|am06 y the president 10 withhold the
&cInna ssessiar correspondence. and q
- g was made that II this matter
~ q i character too iniammaoie TO
pssua = bs being made public that II
IL e1vm u the senate IN secfes .session.
ssGeluuoa Vas olferek that the entise
#ce>ea enestion shorsd be considered -
~ sIoead doors On account of the prob
sanIty u usterances which would AFFORD
&n(oGnDatten 10 the enemy. This pr0pnA-
u ~ 4shated withou; reaching a con-
dr1ee.
1aettsn Favers Rsca9aitfes-
Eh1le the senase was IN executive ses-
-. . fcrmidabie element In the senate
- csnssdsrmx what would be- 6ons In
- rpsolations should be reported pro-
Inae Tor recoxnifion Of Independence.
ZEN faction was composed Of what p
I'm 40 the conservative eiemen. on the
Seutltcan side OF the senate The con-
$50 vas held In Aidricf's committee
-. and among those present were
nNns. platt az Connecticut, Spooner.
~. Fairbanks and Aiirlch. Allison was
- there Tor a brief time. A general
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Encegnition of Cubaa Independence and
- ala not indeed confine itself to the
Enipsrt OF the presidents reeommenda-
- far Intervention only. Thss position
&... tahsn because Of the generally express
- eenyiction among the senator's pres
- Nj In case or war with Spain and the
AZ she army cs III. United States,
/ \ se,.ntvv shouid be- left free 70 dispose
E.6TnAa a she Nigh. deem prcre~. Most
! .sss,--. nrrre..~a dlsua tjsfa faction with the
1rnrnk Cuban aamtnstrassor. and tho
.u1nss. was given that the recognition Of
"a $500 ~ this Tina would bind the
| vsAs,.s asasx. "a the support e the present
Az. .A,r,nist m tion and 10 guaranteeing
= A.-a. giving 70 tho Cuban 5unta
/ -....s.. =. ,nan.nrs and mower which II
=, !, th~,v opan,on. entitled 70.
-. aec,s,on was reached TO labor
-. -. s.,,r.,see on foreign relations
s. ). ..,or, . resolution with a double
-. .as The intention was expressed
- a. v,xst NJ a1yne To oppose 1i3 aHofAteU
2 .s..a
r~..m,,teemeu.
In accordance wfn sse ass'Nss
committee. A'drfcn ana 4N'he"' ""
ssnasd conference latter w'sa
ard Loslss, 81 the som"''"o VII
sstations. These msmosfs Oh ''e
sesssnsssee were able 10 assa's -"
senators that no effort WON" 70 "''e ~
report the resolution tomoffe" ~ o'' a'N
MmA day On which the message s''"''a "
Mslsed. bur they could not give the same
szasshse az " w"
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