The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-24
WAR TALK IN II SENATE.
ALLEN OF NEBRASKA REVITEs THE
BELLIGERENCY UTIoN.

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tHtS-Senntor Teller said 1e would Vote
for Nc Even ir II bid Result in war.
"AshiNeioS. req. ES-ih inc senate TINS
morning MI Alien tPop., NooD offered O res1lu-
ZION LOT the appointment OF u select committee
OF senators TO proceed to Cuba and take testis
mony there In relation to the condition OF the
Island. On an objection by Mr.. Plat REP,
Conn., to its present consideration It went over
till tomorrow. The resolution IA in those wordst
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Irr,,sd s,.,o. tho, ,h. ,ya,,or, ,.m,snna.s IAN =.
dod,,.,oa N ron,,,t,., 80.
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nv r,ch, h. dod,o.,od Go . ,on,h,,,., go o,.ou.-..
m.pt, and
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has been for ne,rIx tbres xears ,na,nta,n.d In s.,4
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Island h.vs dIed q, .sorva,,or hv ro,snn - ha,ua 60.
centr.tad NV ,ho sn.r,.h oorornnon. :, 80,
no,n,s r,,,or, - g., - 80,
:, nrov,do tooa Co. ,sa,.u..s -, hnass.s.
d,,iv DYING, and
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torvent,on q, Oh. rr,,o, CO.. a, :, -. -
fore
p.,o,,.5 That. ,o,.
sbau ho onpo,n,od whoso at 1. ~, 30 5000
with mara n thorou,h ,rvoot,ro,,o, M, ,,,r,rr 80
and report on the following subjects:
Nrst-To what extent the work of concentrating
the Inhabitants of Cuba has been carried on by the
Spanish Government. and how many persons on said
iSiahd nave In the last three years. died as a result OF
s'"t'A'ion UT o lack Oh sumcient tood and diseases
~ ~ anu u "na' extent eoheeh'rAuonie
y" LII p,u.,neu 'neleu y spanish aulhor,''' anu
ss,ond w,ha,ha. ,,a .psops.as 80.
been adeou.t.iy s,s,torsd o,o,hon ana rad ~ az
span,sb government or INV others = b,v. h..n n.r.
mitted 20 obtain food and c,o,b,no for themss,vas
Thfrd-what lawful steps. IL apy. are necessary
and can be taken by the United States Government to
bring the war in Cuba to q speedy determination ON
grounds honorable alike to Spain aud Cuba, and
which will result in the kingdom of Spain relinquish-
Ing Its hold on the island and In the establishment OF
republican form OF government there
Fourth-io "hat extent spanish oarparity ana
cruelty nave uurins n var no" IN prosress ON tho
ls y" y ouoa e prac'icea towara' eihhaoitanes
-. N &c - 'a"i""' 70 uon " 'e
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And n these ends and for ,,... ur,o. at.
committee NAV all M sucb time. and nI,ces n . :, W.
sec proper during the sessions OF Congress and I'm
vacations, and shall have the right TO visit ana
take testimony in Cuba n deemed proper to do 40.
All testimony taken shall be preserved, and the ind.
ing OF said select committed together with all test.
mony. shall be reduced to writing and reported to
thesenate ct as carly q day rs practicable.
The Military Academy Appropriation bill waa
taken up and passed. 1t appropriates R45s. 8so.
being an increase of 81 ,44s over the bill as n
passed the House.
The Diplomatic and Consular Appropriation
bill was taken up. 1t appropriates 81. TAG 4os.
being an increase of $l7,4OO over tho amount
carried in the House bill. 1t adds Russia to the
other three countries-France Germany ana
Great Britain-at which the limited States Min.
is,sr IN to bay. Tho ront ona navof .mha...a..
$50 n"' ~ t"hN "hu pay An'oassauors
United States Minister'S at SlO 600 each. and
Barcelona to the places where onsul-Generals
are stationed at $4,000 each.
da Mr. Alao , ,rop,. o MSDi ofered an amendment
ue.'"iins Il d 'onui'ioh VI puoiic war eXisto
between the Government OF Spain and the Gov
tainad hr tornon ~ -. ~ $3.50 y, 80
sna tbot tHa Itnitn aa st Dy u sh p'Up m. VI ouo.o
strict neutrality between tho commanding nows
ers extend;ng 70 each all the riobts y, h.lIiaa,,
ents.
Mr.. Hale Rcp., Mel, In charge of the bill.
.aia .hat ho u.nn,d 49, = - - .sa
saia that ne would make a point OF order
against the amendment. but not until the Sena~
tor from Nebraska should have an onnortpnitv
r. So.
vi aouressihs tue senate.
Mr.. Allen said that his amendment was a lies
oral copy of tho Joint resolution nossed nv tbs
oa.. ~, 49,, -
senate Oh may ~ iast. no READ the report re'
Gently made from the on Foreign
Relations against the amendment and s,id thai
49, -, sss.a.nah," e.|- - :
IL was " nlost reharkaoie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
able for what ii said and remarkable for what 10
did not saw. IT, admitted that tbe conditions
- 60 N
IN Supa "ere growing WORSE that inc people
were being concentrated by the hundreds OF
thousands by the Spanish Government and wera
- nanaa - -, -
uyihe by tens vi thousahus' IL admitted thsu
conditions had intensified since the passage OF
the joint resolution last May, and yet it recon-.
mended that he amendment he laid on the isbIa.
And FOR What reason = Rccaise r. mi1ht he On
strued into an act OF coercion on the House Of
REORGANIZATION The Hons, of Renresents-
,eppss Sns not ant 70 So n0erced ,nfoipa 4, Ia