The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-15

on their estates; whether or not any
zones or considerable parts Of zones are
now being cultivated by them. according to
the reports received at tho Department of
State from American Consuls or consular
agents; what steps. II any. arc shown by said
consular reports to have been taken by tho
spanish Government for feeding said reconcen-
trados, or for otherwise preventing them from
starving and suffering; whether or not tho
Spanish Government has given tho necessary
military protection TO enable the mills to grind
cane, and what progress is shown by these re-
,parts TO have been made in Spain's effort to in
ehuce the Cubans to accept autonomy.
1fp opinion not Incompatible with the public in
TARGET, TO sond to the House copies of all such
msrciei agents OF the United States In Cuba as
may shed iRkt upon tho subjects above referred
and to the country concerning the condition. Of
Cuba since tho advent of the new regime under
Mr.. ouiee shid that the President, in his mes.
sage to Congress, had informed the country that
the policy OF augmentation inaugurated by
Weller hid heen abandoned, and the resolution
sjpply called FOR whatever information tho de.
pafttnoht possessed on the subject. The resolu-
H Hon spH needed no further Light on the subject
he would 2sk the previous question; H. n,,,uor.
Dem. IrkL the ranking Democratic member
OF the committee, said that the passage Of tho
the committed. believing that tho country was
entitled to have the lHid before t.
M. Terry dem, Arkilma womld nRe 10 askm
De- lone incident
Mr.. Quigg.That question Is hardly pertinent
TO the subject in hand.
minds Of tie American people, and don't you
7forgetit. liaqghterl a.,,. -. u.,,.u,
will find hat tho Dc Lomo incident is being
MT. Cooper Ropy. Wis.,. referring. to MI.
Fitt's speech to the House on Jan. 10. in which
he said that thn Weyler policy haa Dceh aoan.
doned, asked MI. Qulgg whether or not the com
mittee knew that there were any commentaries
en.the island; whether the con.
changed by later reports,
Mr.. QuigR said that he would not undertake
ton he possessed was necessarily second hand.
He aovisea MT. Sooper y Noto LOT .ne res9i ~
given him would DO furnished by the State De-
pnrtment.
ne resolution was then agreed 10 Without a
Thi1 being nnaer the rule District OF coi4moia
gay. ne HOUSE tneh entered Mpon tSe Gonsidera-
SENATE ADOPTS THE MORGAN RESOLUTION.
An the senate Mr.. Morgan Dem, AlaJ re-
R ssioSs tb from am she S0mm nronose on t po tss nin He.
matte and Consular Appropristion bill by Mr..
5 men r:.c IeG,hl,ng he s'b beI, 81 wSr " Of ef the IN IN H bsns
toSetSer with a Observation-Disclosures that it lie on
, s6s table n,i MT; Morgan hm r ,s said mt that I'll t 9Som mites.
Sesoinfion of simiinr n,rnort had elreadv naased
tSe Ssnate and waa NOW IN the hands ~ tbo
HonsSt II attach sucb " nronosItion itn n y gam
ersI enpropristion hill The comnittee consioeped
~ aHpttSUp ~ ~ Sno ~ gMIiereu
sUS Ibhn II erefore Wendea tb. .te a. ii Ias on
fbs table This bowever xnnid not aton the
tnr SSbo nranoaoJ ,ha monan,nn " Sp ~ ,
Serins Il whep tRo Annronriatinn Hi camn bbe.
tore the Senate App''pi"''oA '' t"n' oo'
: M snen ipon Nah, sa;d tho ,oru,t1oo
then had not rn ID II ei,her "a Yorebiw y = nne
SsSnrahIv n,sre}v IN IinS = niid5is cnnrss
Mr. Woraap scid that he cnnnn;ttao Ala MT
. ~ ~ ~ ~, NJ ~ ~ ~ eoin'is.eo ~ Hot
~ rncyo III; III. nrnandmnnt n ~, az oppo and ~
~ 4 II cons,darad J." ~ So""'o "hu =
Nj y x Han la All thot thu ,r,ord, =, tbo nrono,oa
conid not he nmt asiae mor sSe
rnrntrn nntts,o5 h Nv ~ q q 20 =, ~ ~ ast1 u sne
msnt Il ni is oS he u ninInn,n VI XII II a AM l..
IN H. nntmre ~ nonrcinp liz hopa5' u ~
H. ., III tab,o 70 IN nsyor nopou =. Mourt
NJ the nroper time, r. was so or Sda q
,a mdi M MG Sfm n later raepr Ga 40 fbs up rpsc a res9lnt 10 Of Of,
entononiat gnnvteerEnan,uannpp n ~ TES'SRhatloh . INC h
point, he said. was a very important one in view