The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-16

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1870 ~ 70 - 81, NJ
nu g. a. 49,
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- 1000 ~ ad,n NJ vhito mo
tested against the seeming effort to
rusn 'ne seha.e 70 'ol.i
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m u xoo,, 49, 1a, P'uT 90
IelIer OF co.oraoo io,,oweu.
o.ns 49,. .nanunna a.
,naenanaanoe 81 C''ha II meant war
ana The sten shonId be taken with the
fuu knowledge OF that fact. He con-
gratuIated himself that no act of his
had contributed to the dire calamity
that we faced and that we had by no
act of his embarrassed or sought to
embarrass the He believed
the Maine was blown up by spanish
agencies. Before tnat occurrence. ne
had not beiieved mat war was neces-
sary; me pfesiuen.' ns
auihit'eo tnat ~. az a eAiseeu -
~ - 80 -, hasara
~. nao 80 do,tro,,aJ yar ,yi,h ali
,n Snrnors uso,Id 49, haen ayer,ed
War was an awfuI thing to contem-
nIate Snain had already sent three
Tines ne many soldiers to Cuba 10 sup-
nress the revolution as Great Britain
had sent TO put down the American
revolution. vet the United States de-
clined for these years and months to
recognize the existence of a state of
war. But ii was idle now to regret lost
opportunities.
wou,d r;yh, tho vo,,d.
he did nor uesire 10 criticise tne pres
ident; put ne did not agree Win ,nose
VINO pelleved senator's snoulu SURRENDER
'h N J THnr AZ ~ raa ,ha, thara rus,
.na.aa ~, a. ma no,rar-
pe no ih,erie,en.e Wy ~ III. po"ei'
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when MI. teirei con'iuue.' ny.
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Jourh was hnaoe ny MI; Sones VI an
ahsas' anu TINS tlIhe WIN success, y
II leo 10 tne H1ost eAcItlns iho,uen' vi
the uay. MI. 'ohes ploposeu mo. ~
senate ADJOURN uh,iI to-nnorro" az
CLOCK anu that 'o-niorro" Messls'
White OF Caiiiornia' Ianery VI LouIs'-
ana anu Weiiihston ". Na,yianu, VIZ
are opposed TO any action py cohsress,
ana whose view vi ,he puesslon nau
not YET peen presen,eu. oe aloMsu loul
hours other senators 70 DC conineu ~
10 minutes eacn, with ,ne :,
MI. fiat, OF oonhec.icu., VINO snou.u
pe given nan an nou W,si,o
plana,ions, -
anu "vli's.on III III go ,honoh,
s.l'' WI. noa's .n t-n nroSi
tne asieenhei, o"em a. p
slons y d VIZ. 10. ~. -
.uue nl a man M"o naS ,aiS 80 s,rita
10 s,r,he' sal MT a"o "i'"u YIN
u - Al. white
sussest, en-
tha'those WIN sevnn : 49,. " "e"N
nave cohsuineu III ~ ~"
rms caused a suppresssa rlpple 9i
laughter, AFTER Whlch MI money y,eio.
ed To the SOLICITATIONS Oh 'hose apou.
him, and said he would not OBJECT All
looked serene, Nheh MT 'hanuier oi
New Hampshire, who Is given To rath-
er ~vitriolic jests on occasions. dropped
a remark that caused an explosion such
as the dignifed senate has never wit
messed i'm many years. Il know the
senator from Mississippi" he observed,
with a o,,izzical smile on his counte-
nance does not wish to vote on this
question until he has heard the sena-
49, sron, nJarviapd mir Wellington) i'm
I'm -, rha strong annhas is was on the
,as, uo words Mr. WeTIinyton jumped
" O., "a ,,rniny anyri,y unon
y ne To-, a"u' .uin sherm, ,hat
MT chahu'ei' s.in 80
ne uri NOT .eiIsh '"e -
the part OF the senator iroh N'"
Hampshire '~Laushter,)
II do not Intend To intimate mat IL Is
necessary for the senator from Missis-
sippi to hear what l have to say about
This matter, but | represent in part one