The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-19


besrx hescre the senate
Alien soox he noor TO SAP that Hale bad
been nsatsken when on last 6asur1Ay -
Rad md that tae change OF front on the
part Of certain senator's On the Cuban
question had been due 10 thesrresence la
the city of Hon. William j. Bryan he
had interviews read with Mr.. Bryan 10
show that Mr.. Bryan had supported ali
the movements made looking TO the ad-
vancemsnt Of the American cause Ia the
Cuhan sifuatioa-
An amendment wa. agreed 70 provid-
irx that the commissioner. 70 the Paris
exposition should be OF more than one par
~: sppropriaring Ea.oes for building
site al Butte. Mont. and $4,000 fo-
building at Fort Meade. 8. D.
While the bill was still pending the
clerk Of the house OF representatives had
entered the chamber and was awaiting
recognition. The clerk presented to the
senate the houses notification that the
house had insisted upon Its amendment
and asked for a conference. The message
was at once laid before the senate.
Davis moved that the senate disagree 70
usu 80 ~. tna "a
sho .sase
quest for conference be agreed TO; ard
further that the vice president appoint
the conferees.
Alien asked for division on the ques-
ton, and the conference asked for was
agreed "a. There was some discussion
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senators IaFoffng Tree Suoa. Saying the
majority ought to be represented on the
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Aaishs " nsae, ahaIseon, Ste"su sha
Pasco discussed parliamentary prece-
dents
~
In the course OF suappy. vigorous
.csacs f,nau.,a- 90 uA.
sasa'
me senate mas by TWO VOTES with .
xas ,hs go. :, -. .a -
cd States should recognize the inaensrd-
enee of the Cuban republic. at the head of
$500 = ia - .sone1-relel' as france
on ,he Ar,ar.s.a,. ce.,arsss :, ~ 49, 80
which was George washington-rebsi. The
Spanish CORES WI meet next Wednesday.
asIa = = iinI'oI1an, 'nat Tue VOICE Of Inc
a.. $50 80 - - sul =, 1ou-n irs g
ass laas ''A1s.N snUuiu ieasa TUG
$3.50 - nc 500 ian shu,p,s, Is lac
has pronounced hv rs two yo.as .S,,h :
majority Of IL. The senator from Ohio
srofsaeI1 was she only republican on
yoca,.sa sss, eiausa a,,s na., !. = ~
~ pronosed that a conference Committee
shall be appointed on which neither OF
these senators shall be-a committee OF
three senators, every one of whom ID
against the proposition Tor which the SEN
ate has twice voted. 1t seems 20 me that
the enemies OF Cuban freedom who have
taken charge OF the movement and who
do not mean that II shall go forward ex-
cept under their authorship-yes, and with
the.r eonseai-ought at least 10 allow the
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sa'o '"as az '"e sn'eiesa u iiii
mediate action Republican senator's who
had voted for the freedom of Cuba were
,.t,,;., =. ~,.l. $3.50 ..nr,e.as rh,.
me hfst note SOUNDED on the moor OF the
intention OF ten Republicans to yield their
nosttlans
fosahe' VI ohio sau'
Il believe that IL We act now within ten
days Cuba viii be free. provisions VIII be
there for the starving, and IL not, cur
guns will be laundering at MORO castle.
Lindsay af Kentucky made a strong an
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PEA az t''e iee"s''''e1 - '~
ence OF the Island republic.
The FIRST note OF compromise was then
so,,r,,as nv rs.,,sr He e.;a.
want 70 say, IN answer 70 the SUE
sess'oh ihat mss peeh haoe 10 'ie as oae
s.,,s,sa,s -, hars ,be chaSr,nan usn,a he
committee. and indeed / should greatly
prefer that he should do 50. l want one
ae3ion - ns taken WIZ s'o' sseah aoiissr