The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-19
n Eliminates the lndepen.
l,,o Clou>c From the Senate
Resolution.
,0n Was Decisive, Nearly All
. republicans Supporting
the Amendment.
Lia,nt disposed Not to Allow
rncyoachment Upon His
prercgative.

,n,xaTyN. April l9-Immediatcly
the house convening at ~ O'Clock,
(ccordanc. with the recess taken
l.aay, Mr. DInslcy. the Republican
leader, moved an adjournment,
Fb motion was carried The regu-
Sts.lon, therefore. began ut noon.
house ADJOURNED for the reason
No message could be received from
senate unui that body was IN scs.
ter tna house lad reassembled.
journal had not been concluded
b. tae clerk OF the senate an.
he'd iii. Ia>,aCe of the house Gu
Resolutions with senate amend.
S.aut.y the Galleries were all at.
bon. aaI members leaned forward
f..r seats. The leaders watched
J 9th rWl,A intent. alert features.
.g,, move was important. As the
k.uu0a> We're read. the declaration
regard - the recognition Of the
fpeld Nc Il Cuba We're vociferous!y
.cl II ;he Democrats. This dem
rataA va, repeated when the read.
va, concluded. Both Mr.. Dlnglcy,
eoor leader Of the Republicans,
III. Bailey, the Democratic leader.
e q tacn feet. Mr.. Dingley was
fsnlz.d py the speaker and immedi-
yMoyea Concurrence in tho senate
f.uton, with an amendment striking
tie Clause III the first resolution
lA recognized the independence Of
Ist!A- republic.
amended, the first paragraph of
seAaic amendment will read as
cgs;
tlfs', That the people Of the Island
aba Of right ought to bo free and
PENDENT
fpn ms motion Mr.. Dingley de-
-Dy1 'ae previous question, which
7" 'o cat Of amendments and de-
T. la.er, who was still upon hi,
\ "sAei II the motion to concur Will
1AeA4ment precludcd Il motion tc
,-'' dAd was informed by tht
sAst 'I4' i would not if the motion
voted down. 1t was a moment OF
Ease excitement.
e. Johnson tRep, Ind and Mr.
/ 49, 'hep.. o. were on their fee
h y 'A'Aaans recognition to state
Z. ,.a''eA'ary inquiries. The former
~ 70 ask unanimous consent Il
It' '~ 'he house in antagonisin to tn
("oD' 1Ut ne was howled down. But
E. f. Mr. Cromwell a moment late
[A'sa mat he wished to offer a mo
\ ~ concur. tho Democratic sid
upcheer upon cheer.
II laN''ion was asked on the motion
r. NY lfevlous question, but upon tn
m bm question, u chorus OF demand
4 Il NO oo'A sides Went up for tho aye
M bI.es' ", The roll cali was watche'
n A'ofeSt. - The Democrats starte'
ted dppIaud every Republican VIII
ov., NO n but the promised detection
h d;a 80 members on the Republica
\, u not materialize. Tho Demo
md 0"iy had IA opportunities to ap
tho . ~ las apparent before the on
Atea MS, roll call that they were Dc
apjfos, Their disappointment wa
aanes s' On their faces. while the coun
.Dons, ss OK the Republicans were CO..
Nha' N'ly y joyful over the victory.
iped a :, Mr.. Boutelle OF Maine. ascel
ua;asa .'at the motion had carried b
Is roy o'''y' no withdrew his vote an
rba 'eorded present.
6, ,"', announcement Of tho vote no
pd)r snu the decisive victory. ",
Fon,,a ,app'auded by the Republican
smoaseh sceh Republicans voted with Il
Mr. ,la's e., and populists.
ea se, ,aerman rep. N. W who hu
overs, .0,'ed as y referee in the CO
a. oe'ween Mr.. Bartlett (Dem
asatiann nrumm (Rep.. Pa.) over Il
'edn.sa"' personal encounter Of 10
hich nuay' then read q statement
'''h had subscribed.