Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-16
MONEY IS TAINTED BY WELLINGTON


Oh o,isis. While the Senate
America" az tho count,.y--of the
talks lhe -, a., ,ordict The
oivlljzed world-a"ai' W
.A,ct will be returned IN accordance
Va. ,ba agreement reached late TO-
night, soi'ie ,,,. ,.t,i,,tva an
day OF tomorrow Ina.
'' axtend into Sunday.
rha' - debate had continued FOR
A'ei .,d,,, an effort was made
eight hours iii, a..
"a reach an agreeineh. W 'e"
anon all of the pending fesoiu-
NV'' o'clnck tomorrow evening,
tons Ut ,..a ,oi,oouv anonp
and In the oo'ii''o' -, 81,
,snators, there was naue hiaiiiies' i'r
d., time. a disposition to iilibuster.
Inc w. ~ I.o,,isiana. although dis
MI taiie's ..,,a, q, dalay action
claiming any ,greement In
unduly, opJecteu w. ct
the fixing Oh a ~, I'm, proceeded. hut in n
The debate theh ,p,Jt.s,,,', os NMarv-
few minutes MI. Wv,', tn' adionrr This
land entered u illo.,o" 1oi,.,,,a ,n,a az
was defeated ny ~ ~ ,,,a,na,. IL,
6l to 10, Ihe filp raanhaa irai.
which the declSion 10 n,,t az
Gated determllla.'on Un ''i i,,,r pai
those senators Wno ue sn,e'' IN $500
AtubH ~
to remain IN continuous se s,,, .u,,,i,o,
until the question was may u,1p ,s,',u
OF. or until an agresnheh. hau uesn
reached for vote 10 pc taheh AT solic
specific time in the FUTURE 10 pe i'eaS'-
ured by hours
At o'clock tonight "notnel ei,o.
was made to reach an agreement 10
adjourn but II, 100 was unaVallihs'
The scene in the Senate this afternoon
as TO the war OF WORDS that WAS pelns
waged was memorable one. rms VIII
pass into history as one or the great
days of the Senate. Thronged gai-
leries looked down upon the halt-clr-
eular chamber below. where We're as
sembled scores of men who had writ
Ten pages of American history. With
one exception, every member of the
Senate was there, and the exception.
Mr. Walthall of Mississippi, was con-
find to his bed ILL., Among the distin-
gushed audience were hundred or
more Of the members of the House of
REPRESENTATIVES,. Justices of the SUI
nremA court. members of the Presi-
DENTS cabinet and others prominent in
,ha lie Of the country.
II was an inspiring-a historic scene
,rd one rarely witnessed even in this
country Of great and notable ASSEM-
blorss The speeches were brilliant.
The debate. beginning at the un-
u
Timed far into the night, and vet the
,hrours remained ms IL held under some
snall During the day speeches were
delivered by Mr.. Cnllom of Illinois.
Mr. Berry Of Arkansas, Mr.. Daniel of
Virginia. Mr. Tiilman of South Caro-
lima, Mr. wolcott of Colorado. Mr..
Spooner of Wisconsin. Mr.. Chiffon of
Texas. Mr.. Teller of Colorado and Mr..
Stewart of Nevada. Fully twenty other
senators are on the Vice President
Ust for speerhes
An the dellverances were character
Red by brllliance and elouuence, but
II is no detraction from the effort of
any man to say that the notable utter
ances were by MIR. Wolcott, Mr. Daniel
and Mr.. Spooner. Mr.. Daniel carried
alpft the flag of recognition of the Gu
ban republics Independence, while both
Mr. Wolcott and Mr.. Spooner magnih-
Gently supported the policy Of the
President and the foreign relations
committees IN favor Of armed interview
ton with ultimate Independence.
Amid all the talk, however. 1t is no,
apparent that single vote on the
main question has been changed. The
minds OF senator's are made up as
clearly as is Americas case against
Spain.
4 sensational Incident. not really
growing out Of the debate upon the
pending question, occurred at 1926 to-
night In a personal squabble over th'
recent trip made by Mr.. Money OF
Mississippi to cuba, between he ant
Mr.. Wellington Of Maryland. Mr.. Wei
hngton charged Mr. Money witt
rneaklng In the Senate as the agent OF
New York newspaper. when. after G
heated colloquv. Mr. Money said: "Yol
lle" to the Maryland senator. Sub
seQuently Mr. Money apologlzed to tn,
Senate for using supplementary Ian
guage.
Il Is the general belief among sena
tors that the vote will he taken by
or 10 o'clock tomorrow night. Their,
being numerous amendments, Their,
WIN be many roll-calls. 1t is likely
mat the committee resolutions. viii
me minority amendment recoGnigint
me republic of Cuba, viii be adopted
Ihe resolution agreed upon VIII be sub
sututed for the House resolution
making it House measure TO avoi,
The parliamentary difficulty of nov
proposition in the House. If IL sunnose,
,hat the resolution win go to the Hous
Monday. and probably he sent TO con
terence though an effort may be mad
40 concur at once but the strength o
N,s move is yet uncertain.
an the progress of the debate
OF New Hampshire, who is given L
rather Ntriolic jests, on occasions
Topped remark that caused an ex
ploslon such as the dignlfied Senate ha
never witnessed in many years. e
hhow the senator from Mississippi" h
opsttyed' with qulzzlcal smile on hi
,h''enance does not wish to vote ri
sens, question until he has heard tn