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piled heatedlv' ! desire 70 cay rns' Hh'e wv
been engaged in any nibuser or IN any game
and AM. statement Of that kind by the Senator
from Washirgfon is entirely unfounded ana uh-
warranted
Mr. MORAN then took the door and denounced az
a miserable political trick and intrigue. 70 "hch
he uoid naver be party. the proceedlnef u VIC
ornaments Of annexation IN the previous houl
ua declare9 mat the ARM and NAVY Of the
United states rere hghting the battles OF thef
country Senators we're sitting IN tne cap'ol "i'-
clustering against measure tna' "1s eSsehl'i -
4 proper conduct II the war against SPAN II VIE
tho evident burmese he said 70 block the progress
~ the Hawaiian resolution bv any possible "ea"s
II Is the DUTY u q senate said Mt Morgan
10 take action uIoA thif great and solemn queS'
ton The American people are IN No u"od ." W.
traed with about Il
NJ Aucn interrupted Mr. Morgan 70 say that no
nlbuster vas being conducted BY the opponents Oh
annexation but that rather the hlhusterine o,rne
from the Republican side of the Chamber
MP MORGAN PEBUKEs FILIBrsrERs
The facetious remark Of the Senator from Ne
braska REPLIED NJ Morgan. does not DO JUSTICE
% the truth 70 the record ~ the proceed'nss ~
the nrorrletles Of the Senate For the last hour
systematic illbuster has been set up here while
NE ough, 70 be performing grand and parioHc
dur, by taking action upon the pending question
After further discussion Mr. Morgan said we
are representing here men who are shedding their
blood for Us and instead OF consulting our con
and
our earnest support II the members OF the senate
had 70 90 out and defend his Capitol tonight ana
zero Obliged 20 stand guard We would have more
Patriotism than some are now mannesuhg h"'N
By our DELAY in 'akng action we are placing eno'-
NOUS burdens upon the President. b. conduct
that IL absolutely indefensible. by endeaN0''nS ~
corsummate political trick unworthy of me zen
ate-unvorthv Of this solemn occasion-"e are talI-
ing OF patriotic duty When you return 70 your
constituents 20 the fathers whose sons are now
in the Philippine Islands. thew VII know ~ MS
trick and they viii spurn you
thank God there Is an American spirit. and IN
that Split rejoice l. has already won Tor US
glory that will last IS long az t'me-glory thit
will never - dimmed j. has SHOWN that me
United States IL willing ~ wage war for hn-
mainly for Christianity. FOR liberty our soldiers
are TO-DAY fghting FOR humanity Christianity ana
liberty and With such marked skill and in,repd1tT
ma, their conduct Will ever stand ns monument
~ ,horn In the eyes ~ The world. and always vii
command for them the admiration NJ CIVILIZED rs
lions Ths, va should IN this august BODY he
LAYING pipes ~ carry into erect political scheme
for.the advantage ~ some party al the November
elections ls nconc eivahe 70 use 10 stronger term
Mr. WHITES ANGRY REPLY
IN N. course OF q heated reply n Mr. Morgan
NJ White utterly repud'ated the statements % the
Alabama Senator 50 far a. they related ~ the
conduct 81 tho opponents % annexation. He de-
c'ared thai N The part. a. least 81 those opposed
~ tho ANNEXATION ~ tho Hawaiian Tslind-. the DO"
bate WIS being conducted with tho highest and
purest motives and pny statement that their ac-
lions uerc orherpffe va based either IN corr'ip-
fion or lmbecnNy
TrN charge by Mr W>t~ TINT Mr. Morgan had
neon purnosolv ahser-ing himself from the Cham
her while the discussion was IN progress and that
Nr Morgan rad hlirse; ~ Other questions Jed A
rnhus'~r brought 'he A,abama Senator - his fee'
The Senator Is Incoming personal IN hts re-
mark" SAID NJ Morgan. T submit thai th's "a
re- Gov
desires 20 enior upon that KIND % contest place
NAV ~ found outside this Chamber which Is better
calculated for a controversy - that kad
~ White laughed m no suggestion Of Mr.
MORAN md then vigorousl~ c-uled that either he
OF any other opponent of f.- r"sou'on was ~
tempting "a flibuster againsf rf passage
Such statement." he declared. is utterly anil
absolutely untrue | protest however. that va
should not be detained hero prominently Tho
recti,ude and honesty % our purpose and ~ our
course cannot fairly he questioned Re, ~
ms hvpoorisy. This rslsNhood deude anybody.
certainly VIII never stand hero and receive orders
az 20 what shall DO from the Senator from Ala
hama mr. from anvtody else
MR. TELLER TRIES TO RESTORE PEACE.
Mr. TELLER ISL Rep COLI IN a speech in
" Mich ho endeavored 70 throw oil on tho troubled
waters maintained that the Senator's who were
opposing m" annexation Of Hawln could not ia
accused Of impeding the progress % the war. as
had been rtnated nv Mr. Morgan They had
perfecf right. no thought. ~ 'ul' ard free Ok
preston ~ their views this. any other
question before the Senate Personally. ne would
Ike 10 have The annexation question decided
soon AZ possible He believed that this country
would soon be face TO face With serious questions
Of pollcv
T Whatever may be done" he said whatever
policy may be adopted DO not believe that our
actor viii In anv enianger tho soidi'v ard
perpe'uitv ~ American institutions We NAV take
nd I'M W.
shall be able to take care Of them In vav safis
factory The people residing there and satisfac-
tory 20 our Own peop.e
Mr. Teller eulogized tho policy u M Marcy and
said he mad advocated the annexation Of the tai
I ands because hc though thar In the expansion II
/ commerce and tho Increase ~ population they
would BE- necessary 20 this country He con'ended
/ that the Aleutan course ras no. practicable A.
~ what should be the policy with reference 20 tho
acouisition Of territory after the lose ~ tho war
/ ne thought tho American people could be- trusted
70 dispose Of T. rightly ana rshteously. uhatever
! party might h In power Going - war 10 free
Cuba he asked II f. would Re consistent 10 restore
the eight million inhahitanfs n the Philippines -
| the domination Of Spain "-noso Government there
for The last two hundred EARS had been tho most
/ corrupt over known No would dare suggest
their restoration 70 Spain or the division OF the
/ islands among the nations
Where American soldiers he SAID are buried
there the American nag viii be planted to remain
and We will take the responsibility o. settling the
! questions Involved
Mr. Teller asserted that u President he would
| nor tolerate anv adGrefs from concert Of Pow
! ers He SAID also that he would resent any In
| reference By GeIManv IN the settlement ~ mat
tiers IN the Philippines
Mr. WILSON made 4 few f1oetlous remarks ad-
| dressed ~ W, Allen closing With the assertion
that the question Of majority rule 4 greater Ques-
lion than the annexation Of H1"lii vas A. Issue
Mr. Allen followed replying more particularly
20 Mr. Morgan than 20 Mr Wilson He said he
! cared nothing ibouf being called hlibuster and
thu, he you'd maintain mis- convictions regard