The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-08
SIZZLING DEBATE D
,.sman Lem Openly Acc uses
Mckinley of Villainy.
lSG liz WITH STOCK JoBBFRs.
Mas the Reason Ascribed for
Delay Of the Message.
kFENDED By GROsvENOR.
oorousIy Repealed the Charges
Against the President.
INNING Up The SITUATION
d He Relieved War Would
inc Unless spain Should ABB
sOlutcly surrender.
|oorously RepeIled the Charges
Against the President.
INNING Up The SITUATION
lid lie Relieved Wnr Would
Imc Unless spain Should ABB
aOiutcly Surrender.

hinston, April Little evidence OF
uent existed when the house met al
The public galleries were crowded,
wnlng gars showed in the reserved
i Members seemed to have settled
hi thc conviction that they would
wait with what patience they could
Eelopments till Monday. when the
%, IL IS said. is to 30 TO congress,
aplaip in his invocation prayed fer
for peace.
Hull chairman of the military al
committee, realizing the opposition
ain features of the army reoi gani-
bill. stated before the cDnsid Grafton
bill was resumed that at the proper
would move TO strike out every
rxcept the first two sections, pro-
for the three battalion formation.
ction providing for the expansion o.
tular army in time % war TO l0l. 900
ould be stricken out.
Ne then proceeded.
Eulzer Dem, N. W. who supported
as It was proposed to modify 1t.
vigorous pro- Cuban speech. II
independence was recognized, he
ri, luUH WUUiu suoli Ut lltts IIt
ID that the majority in congress and
esident little understood the intense
OF Indignation among the people
country over The Maine affair and
lay in calling Spain to account for
h. for one day of Andrew Jack
the White House" he concluded.
would move onward the fleet, for
he whole line and let the battle
Cuba must be free. u"
Ientz (Dem., Ohio, in the course
remarks following those of Mr.
declared there would be no war;
lie peace party, which was speculate
stocks and bonds, would prevail. He
ere was an ;rroconciliable disparity
n the reasons given for the delay
presidents message and dispatches
ayana, The message had been post
because Lee could not get Americans
Havana, yet the press dispatches
VAS quiet in Havana and taat Lee
had not beeh recalled. He de-
ID the kilograms he and ether men,
ere receiving urging them to stand
president and said they were die
by financial greed. Mr. Lentz re-
TO the note presented by the pow
10 read from it the words about |
be for peace in the settlement of the
Is differences. I'VE have no diff
IS with Spain" he cried. I'VE have
sassinated Americans which Spain |
Recount for. applause in the gal
terday" he said, 1--WE had this house
orerfowing with people expecting
from President Mckinley But the
70 was received from Havana indi-
ne would want time and the message
layed on that account. Now do
ieye anybody had authority for the
PM from the administration or any
mat justified The rumor that pre-
here yesterday, a telegram by the
lied Press Yesterday said all was
" havana and that General Lee told
spondent he had not been requested
w The newspapers, notably the
ork Journal have similar dispatches.
statements are true there was
10 Justify the statement sent here
iaE say there was not"
lhuihg, ne charged that congress was
PVerwhelmed by kilograms. dictated
mercial greed all of which, he de-
emanated from Wall street and
ra street. ut IS The cid question OF
pieaty dollar. 1t is the fall of Gtocks
eh'iemen who control the admins
lear more than war. They care
ioI the 266 assassinated Americans
ny down in Havana Esrbo-, but they
ery,hing Tor 80 cents plus cent. ]
friends. that We owe an apology TO
s,afiot' say that he ought to be
rack and deitied. If Judas lived
sse he would have gone to the pot
Gu ana hanged himself. He woull
~ sent TO the United States senate
un'e' such a Spectator as he was"
'er and applause on the democratic
Lsntz proceeded to read from the
Ws journal statements to the effect
reiay m the message helped stock
snu tnat they had advice of il. He
om me various sock reports TO show
vs went UP ell along thu line when
hoown that the Presidents message
W pe issued. He referred to the
fonse. 49,
nenHs remarks brought Mr.. Gross
nvp,. ohiol, generally regarded is
.'nlsuation's Spokesman. to his feet
nuignant reply in the oOlrse OF
~ made statements which caused
s.h'leman from Ohio tMr Lontz)."
mas predicatod long speech here
s'atenlpnt OF facts ma ie by him
u.c'ares no message came from
~ ~. Yesterday, that il was a fake
ua, II was false. given ont fer
<, "poss ny the president to affect
market, Every article of this
without qualification, abso-
',se, Applause on the republican
sali npon the distinguished gentle
|oln kentucky tMr. Berry. member
!, nl'iee on foreign affailel 10 say
M - True when say such dis
N ,.ceiYed from General Lee ana
Ian,,. nm. This is the character OF
|ana .ra' are being made upon the
n ~ integrity OF the president. Not
H. as u,spatch come yesterday, but
IN, way Deicre, and appeaied to the
En- rtal the telegrsm. and there
~ men on this floo, that read the
oo,h democrats and republicans.
fcss the distinguished membsrs
ava relations committee CT the
cu nafh and every one of them
M n aa,'illeation conceded with the I
L.rgsn, 20 send his message. say a I
Eema nio-est came from General
4 n,S. men can asaribe corrupt m.
IA ~ men; how they ever becnase
|,esw. ny iuel that all men are cor ,
~; ~. 70 your Imagination.
|ay soh knaw this day bsfofe
n M, ~ nie you let the house ana
prst.s " with pfop,e and cit here II
|aculst,s sto1t Y. while Wall street II
S.y$*euer.-Wall eyrs.. y "