The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-14
FREEDOM Of CUBA.
~ er TrRsER's srf:Ecu OF
ms SENATE REVOLUTION.

sp.e.as corresponsence-

s1uslnss,ratson TOO nsussh to BE- aeee2fzD's
= Tie friends 81 the latter. Ssz sSsses1-
innfy well received ~ the zeneFss pun.
II il voiced the sentiments OK ATesseAas
fhruushous the iasss, who rad ngt gensf.
a1ly understood the waiting WAS srsab'1s'
- part az a Wise nasianaa paesey.
Senator Turner'S words were 'issesisa
With raps attention By fas hahu'sas -
Americans men aud womsn. xsso tnr0lsea
- Galleries. far i. was ssae of the days
vAen the presidents message WAS sApess
ed. ard no plae. Of vap,ass acesssinas :"
IN Americas citizen w@s sroee apasa.
One could lsaye heard - heavy breathing
from one end Of the vast saamnsf To sns
Other while the senator Wis speaking ne
has a commanding presence ana = so'se
veil mcduIatsss. but sufrcsenf ~ s7i"os ~
fa,s convention bail II necessary. Ihs
symuathiss al hlz asdisne~ xers wita nlin
Srnu, ts,e a.ssssf 1ad - he concluded a
rrest burst az applause swept oyer ths-
ralierseg, which she sassi OF TIE wee presi-
dsns r0s.id ssot esssck rnfii the enthusiasm
a. ,he ..eo,,l. hsd exhausted Itself. Among
shess wfsa u.s,ss saded rae most vigorously
wsrs 90, u II Rsapa;h and Frank p.
florsn OF Spokane. warm friends OF the
senator Who congratulated themselves
upon being 10 Washington that day. Fol-
lowing = Z ateneeraphic report OF the
The VICE President: The chair lays be-
fore the senate the resolution eenitng over
from, yesterday No. z3f, offered by the
senator fram Washington tar. fufner).
The resolution will be read.
The secretary read the resolution SUBJ
!mttlea yesterday BY Mr.. Turner. as foi-
"hesoivea, Thai the committee on for
ssKn relations Of shls body be directed to
report az the earliest practicable moment.
and without waiting for toe eaneurrsBce
a. advice Of any department of the gov
eminent. what action. u any. tn view OF
obstruction Of slse lives az rs American
sailors, and IN view OF the wesi-known de-
pl1rabie condition Of Affairs IL the Island
ii Gaha. i required from the congress Of
The Tnlfssl States 20 sustain and vsnGicate
The honor and dignity o. this nation. and
u pee; and answer the obligations Of hu-
result Of the condition Of affairs In said
!sssnd. ard thai said committee report by
nl resolution o. Otherwise. as 1t may
Mr. Turner: Mr. President. the fateful
question ct peace or gar IN lts last analy-
- belongs % the congress Of the United
States under eur constitutional system.
1shevsng that Z solution OF the difficulties
q this country with the government of
Agzin Will involve necessarily the question
81 peace or war. ! nave no apology to
make fof the tenor Of the resolution which
have had The honor 10 Introduce In this
hsve The very highest respect for the
os9ce q pfssldeHt cf oar republic, and /
have always endesvcred TO cultivate a
proper respect for the occupant OF that
Nigh ofnce. whoever he might he. bt1t /
have r<ser been one to-
Crook the pregnant hinges ns The knee
Whefe thrift may follow fawning.''
shaii now, as have always been dis.
rosed 70 do. measure the president as I
~suld a.essure any other man. and hold
am 20 ne same degree OF accountability.
an psspared 70 follow him and sustain
I'm within the lines OF his CONSTITUTIONAL
oey. waetheY heiieyp him so be weak Or
snsthef ] believe him to be- strong be-
00e my cath az office AMI my legally as
ankn compel ne 10 do So
ant The president has no right 10 stand
~ ana withstand the conscience OF this
hAncn and the representatives Of The neo-
&c th@ Hati5n In congress assembled.
soa as has no right to lad where IL IL hts
guy 20 fuuows nor II u his province TO
sndsaser to place tramsneis upon any de-
n.ment q the government which ia
1850 1850 Nib responsibility in this grave
H,sss in the affairs OF or nafion
seems 10 me~and t@ai IL the reason
sas oHFred tn. res5lut,Sss THAT the time
an come wnsn there ought To be some
suppression OF the sense o. congress ,ins,n
Us sanJeet. hecauss silss nation and fhls
psopie nsse been made q spectacle for
..1s and msB, not only IN the eyes Of the
sn,srs ps.ais bun IN the eyes OF the
ss $3.50 NVfiH NHa a diplomatic repre-
ssssasstive at Madrid complaining the posi-
ssh 81 t7sls country ard tefea ting ervff his
sNn enarts 81 The aBoss frantic asseverai!ou
a. purpose n secure peace Al aux nr.se
~ s private secretary. TIE alter ego OF
sne PRESIDENT. circulating appea,H thFengls-
~ tac country for petitions and mer,io-
.,-as y control an 1nraiY ard unfasristIe
ssssssseSS. with ths executive himself de-
nStS3s ff@m tbs regular ana o.ttsriv
sass.E9d OF communicating With congress
= Iss9r of private ard personal auf,.s.Is
ae,ss 1872 ara members q fergeo action
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