The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-02-03
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senators Being istisusd on account Of tl,ei r
tonn finn ~ shn .as .sso.n
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latitude Of DEBATE nermitted nnder t Ing MICE Wlas
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preeipitsted which WAS 81 ticipated I'm by
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Nj. Hale Mel. Nj. bpo0ner IVfs.1 e and offi..
erss the discussion Lasting about three hours.
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fi,s s,,i, ~ .e.enl aelon upon
wiieh ssSerai sxtesSS speeches Wer uls mad IL
f nni:se report upon resolution, only org
sFo,sfer sss "a III nat was - made Sy
S Saa republics independence: He said Ae.
~ ta4 y posllive, put not oficlar lnformation
fbon flen presented an am ma Is a. ~
az c ae , Gseat Britain the ayaia f Behrlg
0s. siains. Ine amendmept - aG1eed TO-
ThEes important measures zee passed 81
sraIe "a ,b On ths 21st 81
siyn .bin; which had been pen4n9 or two
~ 1919 t,.,a, una Wnien carries lAsNe amount
strenptI,sn,nn e ~ 70 20 pc 49,
Sos Vas anal,v n .ns saage delenFa
hint yasoimtin WAS Ed p.a n; eempsstea ~
President nnwar " 20 nrsUa atoyss1 ~
OF cna and nthor ulor 80
rIll secured the passage Of 3 lii Il zfeses
e citizenship in the United Sfsfes Nra.
President Gro Sartofls' oaughtes s01 tne lats
The Honse IN t,a %,
r ehf war nus SR1R s sssa
a a9hne,v the conference report on the bill
volunteers and agreeing by unanimous con on
ap q tie army asss
considered imperatively necessary 81 the
. nat AGRaIlment. Ihe Patters0n-Carmack
c caeh aenaessee aistrict contested election
use MS nas disposed OF the sitting member,
OF 1856 to lis. Several Repubiieans : voted ted
vote ~ -
The Senate did nothing ~ q. "a IN.
to the, WalthaII ai.sennisss " lns 80 OWING
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tha. 5 5eGk tne senate nearly two hours on
i hne. 1oIh 90 pass the declaration of war
apeGause. the old contest over beiligerency
a III indepen0ences had to be gone over
There was also some difference OF oS:n.on
as to the adyfsabflitt OF saying war had
existed since April q Senator Davis. i
chairman of the committee demanded .
secret session In order that there might
" " no unseem1y exhibition before the pub
nc. senator Iufpie offered an amendment
70 give the Cuban Insurgents beiligerent
rights but 1T was defeated by a vote of "a
to 81 The Senate then agreed to the reso-
luton without an opposing voice.
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weary aIl.nieht session On ne l g adter the
e@nestinn 81 , sessoa Glosyenor, as
81 fha' ciart,, ffe esffoa1 "a yl,ssge hao read
YorE naner oo,n uesA gu euidotiai In New
i, sti,ap Iinnsa 1n ,sssi sa nis stdLement
fa Ton pitf 1 nnd ~ tba a,,nat ms WIT VIII
lican a3m,nisfra4,an - 4iiiI .ns nspuo
H win nat he fmsHt ~ sii u sSt s Hsaaor
said .ha had univ masnf +hat ~ .ts ufosaenoI
sSimis pottap I.a 49,, Iaa as aLhe present.
fha was 1hfcI as ,..a, Iu1 Ihat
amrine ito He ~ rat ~ u, Us usI De lougnf
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q The Hotse on the Goth passed Without d.
Vision the Hull emergency bill, (which au-
thortzes the President to call for volunteers.
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