The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-05
CUBA IN CONGRESS.
Senator Perkins Charges that Spain was
ltespomsislo for the Malne Disastor.
"Lsnhor'' HALEY Again shows hts Abii-
Ivy Keep Himself Before Tho Pnbiic.


ItespomsibIe for the sIaiue DIsa.tor,
..Lsnder. HALEY Again show. hi, hb,l.
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was frankly and openly charged In the.
senate to-day by Mr.. Perkins, OF Cali
fornla. In a set specch. that Spain was
resnonsIble for IN. Maine disaster. es |,
mad been brought about bv snanIs,
Vaccinations and Spanish treachery.
The speech of Mr.. Perkins was on,y one
Of four prepared addresses upon the
Cuban onestion delivered IN the sena.e
S,o-dov
-hi. Sias' o' S's S'eot s'i' "ts''e !Iop'''s to'
peaceful solution OF the problem the
country is now facing, declared strong
l., ,,,.or ~ ,rd.na,d.,oo 81 tho "a.
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bans anu pieosea 10 the ADMINISTRATION
the loyal support OF the south, which,
in the etent OF war. would have 10 bear
the brunt OF the conflict.
Mr. Perkins took substantially the
same ground and his vigorous treat
ment OF the Maine disaster aroused the
crowded Galleries 10 en,husiestl an
nlouse MIR. Mantle. of Montana while
expressing confidence in the admInlstra-
tlon. maintained TINT the fine for ac-
tIon had now arrived. and that action
must he IA the end that (,,ha sho,,ld hc
free
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'h'. isa"ii''s' VI JAN ei'ifei' 'H' ei''il'-
mated the President from consideration
In his speech. holding that the case
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that win congress rested the respon-
sibility OF declaring war. For Congress
70 Walt LONGER wos only to invite cri.i-
cIsnn He declared for the most yiror-
ous action immodIatelv After the On
ban sneechcs had been delivered the
senate resumed consideration OF the
sunur! ci'ii oiii' ana nhished lhirty-.
III +nasn;,e tha sneo;sc s.atn,naS. 40.
the Presidents message would not be
sent TO Congress to-day. and the infer
ehtiai uhuerstahaihs that tne sup1ect OF
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pe"S'hs us support 10 'he au'''ihislFa-
ooH.
Bailey Posturine again.
While there was no attempt to force
consideration for resolution rega riding
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there was briet outbreak IN the course
OF which the war-lilie temper OF the
crnwded galleries was so manifest that
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uent 70 esect te.npo.u.y io..i'catiohs 81, IN
cnst y. eIIr:' sener upon anu Wmeh 'iie
written , enlsenl ol t.Ie ownerS was oo-
tainea Wi'hout awaiting the long pro-
a demand BY Mr.. Bailey, the Democrat
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