The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-14
0RlIlaI SINCE 81


s. -. spou which sction Of congress US
3 -: fhersfeee. b II
s1Dmotved. Ftrns. thut Cuba u. ana "
800 ought 10 be, FREE and Indepenoent-
S. e5neeond. that Il n the duty Of the gov
ssuuu1upeuf Of the United States 70 demand
- Dc eoseruneut ~ the Untrsd Dtskes
- hereky demand, that the COVER nnsx -
- Gnatn Il CAGE reiinQussh IFS astn0sa1
- eovsrument In the island 81 1usa -
61hAraW tn sAnd and nasaa forrse
Cnnnn and Cuban waters .,....a
4 Third that the president Ut the Lnste.
snnAter ~ and he ID hereby directea -
eopowersd 10 use the entire hno -. 3.
1ussl sorces q the United STATES -. 49, :.
- into the aetuxi service o. ne :,
Gtneea. the militia OF tbe sessrzi sssles -
naeA m extent AZ may b. neeeseaV y Va
~ these resolutions into Effect 80
The repors Of the senate r0ns -.
Nnr~.wu relations on che Cuban at1s.io''
lzs nsAe ~ Davis. sra vas ssIS .s.1'
<us~a rrvfSU o. the entire siiuAs100' a.o :
~svnr~ neenenfAfion at the facss ~H1sa
hs~o "a Inc conmift&e 70 ~ concaasloiis.
The rex,ort takes up the 3fntns ass4sN, ~ =
me leadin9 topic Tor eDnssaeIaa 80
rpaciuding portion Of fhss pss's''As'sA
eagu: .na cruelty of
-. a.. me- eharacses. - They always
h.ye hser demonstrated. sfiH continue sheis
r.sr.fees atIons during the present war III
-. An these circumstances. eohAaes-
a .s,r.ssts,tvs4y. wxrrAaf the CONCLUSION
-. -. Ae.s r,,rtics, az TIE Maine WAS conn
--.sss ss,hsr ~ the oGlfial set OF the
e~rish aushefsfies a. uas made possible
~ uer,ssepce on their part 80 wsiiank ano
arcea g 10 ~ equfsa1eni ~ euapa'hsias "
FESTIVE criasinzf action
saanersty Ses Independence.
~ s,Isoe5sy report Il very brief and
,>r.~nkaes N "a many words the indepen-
H..re, q The repubi.s Of Cuba 1t IL signed
- Foraker. Republican. and By Morgan.
q<.rp.e and Daniel Democrats. The other
m members Of the committee supported
the majority report and The proposition TO
eliminate the recognition Of the present
government
No d<monsrration OF any kind occurred
either upon the moor or In the galleries
aurang The reading u the report Of the
coamtttee. The report made deep i'm
precision. Al the conclusion of the reading
u the report Foraker Of Ohio was recoG-
ptsed. Foraker yielded to TurpIe. who pre-
oe0teu tJe IepoSt VI t1S k4tHottts eouit7lf-
tee ~ follows:
The undersigned members OF the COM
nattiee on foreign relations concur In the
report made upon the Cuban resolution.
ut We favor the immediate recognition
Of the republic OF Cuba. ~ organixed In
that island. rs free. independent and SOW
s.eixn power among tn. nations OF the
World"
Hoar demanded that the resolution lie
oser under the rules until tomorrow. The
char decided that Hoar's point OF order
Sss veil taken.
speech ~ Foraker.
Notwithstanding the decision OF the chair,
Tosaksr proceeded 10 discuss the Cuban
sassttoa on it, general merits liz. began
With reference TO the presidents mes
sase. stating that the president made GER
taia statsnents, some in a negative and
ame n an Affirmative form.
"ons Of his negative forms. Foraker
ssld. In that Notwithstanding he rsnds
81 etnses to us that the effort OF SpaIn
= aodus and eonauef the insurgents In