Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-04
MAI, DANIEL SPEAKS,
He Makes Exhaustive Argument
on Vest Resolution.
A BRILLIANT EFFORT
II is Given Careful Attention, and
Applauded Warmly.
PHILIPPINE PROBLEM.
Nc should Treat the Asiatic Archi-
,eIago a. We Propose 10 Treat
,uba-Thc Race DimcuIty-Cost of
Annexation.
,nncXation.

.. .-yumCuts in opposition 10 expansion,
ana ,n opposition TO the ratification Of
.. treaty of peace The speakers were
,- Money. Of Mississippi, and Mr. Daniel
. Virciuia. The formers address was
.,nusyauvcly brief as he did not enter
into the constitutional phases of the Ques-
ton.
SIR. Daniel made an exhaustive argu-
ment .a which Dee covered all the points
fn controversy. His speech was a brilliant
lr.tarl.4l effort. throughout which he re-
..v.l The careful attention of senators
and many auditors in the gallery, and
atrs conclusion he was applauded warm
A
llr Hale chairman Of the Naval Affairs
Committee. favorably reported the fol-
lowing joint resolution. and it was adopt
Cd.
MONUMENT TO MAINE MEN.
"That the Secretary of the Navy is
hereby authorized to have erected In the
colon Cemetery. at Habana. suitably
granite monument to the memory of the
sailors and marines who lost their lives
lv the explosion OF the United States
steamer Maine in the harbor of Habana
on the 18th day Of February. 1885. and
whose remains are buried in that ceme-
terry. and 90 suitably inscribe and enclose
such monument and the sum of $1,000
is appropriated for this purpose
-. r"'-1,,+io,, ,,biCb M. aslxed might
"-.e tIl
r.r.-r. ,,-,.,,,,t.,.r,t,>-c,u,
-. -, s,ates hereby disclaim
an,- disnosition or intention 10 exercise
,.l,r,snent sovereignty. jurisdiction or
- o,.or The Philiupiue Islands. and
...,t ,b,ir determination when a stable
go i,,I..,,.rdeDt Government shall have
80. .~acted therein entitled 10 recogni-
g. + ,r,rsfor to said Government. on
'.', - .t,rt 81. ,.,-orslle and inst
en- rights secured under the cessiou by
~nain and 10 thereupm leave the gov
eminent and control of the islands to
their ueople."
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h"uce' ieL"" III 80
sion pIoDIeA"' IlV o,t,ri,e,
make ''' 80 ,..,,7,,t,,. ~,
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",fIle u. ,l.,-' 81 r,is"d ~ L,, ..,,.
-..' - .er,it,'r, o,yv,bere b,,t
In case like that now presented the
treaty-making power couid act oHly
"lthlh '"e Hil!l9 oI ',e O"i'S' MI,
H'scussIH@ '"e O. no' vi ''
Ilno@' M No".N usI.,1I, i., r,I.S - ,,. -
were not hJted Tor seh-soVernmeht 'ney
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BATTLE OF MANILA UNNECESSARY.
Mr.. Money denied that the battle Of Ma
rila was I'm any way necessary. lie told
how Aguinaldo had offered hts services
20 the United States officials. and then
rald a high tribute 10 the Filipino leader,
earnestly defending him against the
charges that had been made against him.
Mr Money claimed that as soon as the
treaty should be ratified every one of the
inhabitants of the Philippines would be-
come a citizen of the United States not
entitled 10 vote but still citizens under
our Constitution. He had understood. he
said. that the President and his Cabinet
We're awaiting only the adjournment Of
Congress % arrange a government fcr
..4 fn'lpines ne 5ussvS''u rn1o IL e,t
could be made with Spain by which she
"''id eNacuale lne InlIli,l,'l.s anu '''i
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MAJOR DANIEL
a, .t ..,,cl,,eilr cf Nfr Nfonny's re-
-t ,r~ pe,,tcl of VIRGINIA took the
a5d-ass tbo Sarofe ON the Vest
r...r.+f,n
.r--as,-- % he said. eve are the United
-.t.. ~ America. Now If a certain
..t now ponding before this body be
...r me- tvfl be the United States of
.-....., and Asia
.r t -,rio,slv propoeed." said no
.... ,. ..L. IN ttie courtr, a 1arqo and
.I,,,,s os.ort,oent of Aeiatice and
-, ,,.ith an tbo ,iobts
.t'...-.,.-, 20 o.. ,I,arrito,,. of The T-nite1
~ t,,,-, ond ,ariod asso,t-
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anu "'Ju7' 'N"' WV '''''
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"ir asked Sd'u me- ~ 3" ''',
rom our shoIes 10 grasp anu "'lH
''i.'..7 @Vy'vV peopIe DS III
ana io hold the iahu ui'n ."e
people shaH ueclue what U'9Po-
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l.OPiE DON'T UNDERSTAND THE
....,,.
lihAi T.
u .. r1t believe the body OF the Amer
Sean people. Understand the extent of this
treaty. t.u0t believe that some senators
".' ar CRYING TO as 10 ratify the
lteaft sut.r..a.. f.. The treaty fixes the
li..t 0. II. .rnmeut What may
Dc dom. .n.r..-Is A. merely clerical.