Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-14

ceived and the Senator from F,or,a,
was the agent Of the deception unui,
tingly and unwlllingly, have no
Mr.. Bacon felt Mr.. Chandler ,v..
ing an injustice to Mr.. Pasco' who
had been deceived himself. He NO
tested that IL was unjust to place Mr.
Pasco in that kind OF position. When
it was evident he himself had been I'M
posed upon.
Mr.. Chandler replied that he mad dis
claimed any unkind OF unjust imputa-
ton upon Mr.. Pasco. we all We're de-
ceived.'' he said. ''and Barbee & Smith
did it,
II ask the Senator from New aamp-
shire to retract absolutely those words
Of the deception practiced upon the
Senate. cannot remain patiently
under such an imputation,' said Mr.
Pasco.
Il do not know what the Senator
can Co." retorted Mr. Chandler III
he can say or do anything about it
wish he would do so. in order that
may proceed with my speech +
have stated he did not willingly or wit
tngly deceive the Senate and that
ought to be enough"
II want the Senator's words to ON
body the absolute facts" said Mr.
Pasco. holly.
Well. l decline" replied Mr. Chand-
Ter, TO permit the Senator to put words
into my mouth
II desire to say. then" said Mr.. Pas
GO. that any statement that I was
an agent in the deception of the Senate
in this matter is without foundation,
and the Senator from New Hampshire
knows it,"
We'll. Mr.. President declared Mr..
Chandler, 1.-The truth Is the exact oppo-
site of that statement"
Mr.. Tillman. Of South Carolina did
not believe that the money ought to be
returned to the government. as the
claim was primarily just one. but
| want to say. Mr.. President" he de-
clared. that tho Methodist church
ought to make Stahllnan disgorge"
The resolution was further discussed
by Mr.. Teller. OF Colorado; Mr. Nor
gan. of Alabama: Mr. Berry of Ar
kansas. and MIR. Wilson. of Washing
ton. 1t finally went over till tomorrow.
An act authorizing the appointment
of a nOn-partisan commission to col
lect information and consider and rec
ommend legislation to meet the prob
lens presented by labor. agriculture
and capital was passed.
AT o'clock the consideration of the
bill providing for the Incorporation Of
the international American bank was
begun. The project was recommended
by the pan-American Congress as a
means Of facilitating trade among the
The measure was not completed.
At 4:4O T. M. the Senate went into
executive session. afterward adjourn
ing.
HOUSE on PERSONALITIES.
WASHINGTON. June l3-The de-
bate upon Hawaiian annexation con-
tnued today in the House. ten speeches
being made Very little interest was
manifest either upon the floor or in the
galleries, few occupants of the latter
being present. and the attendance upon
the floor hardly exceeding at any time
forty members. A night Session will
be held tomorrow to afford opportunity
for many members to speak, to whom
otherwise it would have been impossi-
bit to give time before the vote We'd
nesday afternoon. The speeches made
today We're by N1essrs. Newlands (Sil-
ver), OF Nevada: Pearson (Repuhlican).
of North Cardinal; Henry (Republi-
CAM. of Indiana: Barrows (Repnbli-
CAM OF Massachusetts,: Stewart Gre
pub1ican). OF New Jersey: Kirkpatrick
(Republicam. of Pennsylvania: Mann
Republican,. Of Illinois. for. and by
Messrs. Rell tPopulisD. of Colorado:
Bland (DemocraD. of Missouri. against
the resolution. The House passed a
bill aprrnpriatlng SAB ISL &c to pay the
Boring Sea award.
At els P. NJ. the House adjourned.