Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08

TO every dsiay or interference from the
powers
Mr.. MdNfElm asked MI, Grosvenor
wat the latest Information was ais to
che Presidents policy. In reply Mr..
| Gil osv.anor ,,sk+d N.Y.. McMilim for the
| .asest information as TO Tine controlling
iNwe'. on the Demo- ratio Side next
! M.Eikl,ay Daughter and ap1riause)
Il know what power is con; rolling ON
your side observed MIR McMillin,
that power is Mark Hanna" (Jeers
en- Republican side.)
Mr.. Grosven.L defended Mr. HANNA,
! Gaining Intention TO The SENATOR'S de-
| n4.ii That he mad ever pvugi4i q suisl.e OF
| stock pn Veil Street in hls.ife.
Can lle say the same Inlng about
vou.s?" a-ked M. MeAiililn+ amid de-
| r.slve laughter from the Dv.inotrAt.c
side
MI. Grosvenor declared that john j..
-NcAtok w>is Willingly IN Il 81 ut con-
aiy-rac'S 10 secure tx. lil>i- p.-ul0s.1... o.
y ut.L ilid Nutlu.lie S4uuUuu.Uuv OF cuban
9o.tas. laese pond=. ne sa.u. ~ou.u pv
* tioyeu " Spi.cr Me4e al.Nkn. uui ~
~uua III Inc rn >ereSiS VT Tic Amer ca ~.
4'eoiS.e. He usciateu tnat ne a..d been
.o.u that Il gentleman IN New York Wls
Snort OF tine nasket Detu'.e The crSls
Taile 10 sur-La an extent th,ut ltlil stared
.lini N the lace. since u.scl, utsit gem
,le;i.uil haa ieSiecteu no enterprise, t.
.,.-....a,e Wlr. lie u%ch.rea ,.lat there
s'.,~- Gu ~ I-S...@ .'A.eSa,ioh that
--S ties.dSnl 4t,>4 ,,e.eu ". interest
i alve.> speeu.ilt.un IN s<,.u WAS Il ter
.ik.e clis.n~ ght. 1t might. # the Pres
delft We're quay, result in his inn
l-cicnment- iii Was infamous. Such Il
charge IN the Old days would have sent
rs author to TIRE block
Mr.. Lentz denied that he had said the
ilesndent WIS seeking TO promote SIT ok
SI)> { ll.a Ion
I n Nt- ,a,J.1
VAS delighted ihat this assault had
seen lit!de upon thla Pres dent, because
Il u.S ..tSei TIE plans OF the opposition.
It va NOW appai e'Hh that the Demo-
-tats propose 60 take p~Litic,tl advant-
age of erery SITUATION ..
When TIM: od'lnSrion opened @ re-
GruiiinE STATEN FOR Republican volun-
iee4S 10 fight the administration, he
said. they wouhd have little use for
;h-lr quarters. 1t WAS INFAMOUS, he
said. TRAIT Tbs. cuble should carry ln
Madrid tonight The news thai. the Pres
dSns motives had lnse impugncd and
t,is Integrity asssaiied
Il have no more doubt that We shail
go 70 war" MI. Grosvenor said, than
that l WIFI live until next week, I may
iAS mistaken ! pray God l am, but
oelleve We Stall go to war practically
upon the declaration of Congress. If it
s. averiet ii must be by Spain" (Greut
lEIiauSe.) .'m
-ALusr .MT 1r1SVeIl-l' concluded his re-
MARKS MIR Bailey took the floor in a
orief speech in which he quoted several
utue;anses cf Mr.. GlosvanlL, ITO show
hat thu Buckeye statesmen had shifted
his position.
Then. turning his attention TO some
or INF. GEosvenor's remarks. Mr. Barley
Indignantly repelled the idea that if wal.
came 1T was to ba a Repu blican war
II woud be a war of the people OF the
United States against Spanish tyranny
ON TIE island of Cuba" said he, amid
tumultuous nppla Use.
a great dksuls or opposition. developed
during the day to the army bid. Mr.
1iuAl tried TO save the bi.n by agreeing
20 strike eMt all its pL DIVISIONS, even the
ahilse hattai!on function rea lures, hut
It was in The end re- onMnitted I5O-61
The House adjourned until Monday.