The sun., 1900-01-16
DAYS. WORK IN CONGRESS
The Debate on Imperialism Con-
tinueS With Nigr in
the Senate.
MR.. BERRY GlylS rs VIEWS
Mi. cannon Reports 10 House tr-
gent Deficiency Biil, of Which
SIT,8O2, ,332 i Reappropriated
For Military and Naval
Purposes.

Sli ,OO1 3D. - lSchppTppTi"''N
For Military and Naval
Purposes.
W4ahiusto4. Jan l5.-Mr. Fettlsrew
prescutrd to the senate petition ilonl
the Woman's suffrage Association OF |
South Dakota asking FOR axtetnth
amendment 10 the constitution auululhS /
women the right to vote and pfoviuih5 |
,hat Tic women Of Porto Rico, Hhwah
and the Philippines also be allowed 10
vote.
Senator McComas ,Mdl introduced
Joint resolution rendering the thanks oi
-ougrc.s 70 l,cnr Admiral sampson anu
Commodore Schley aud the officers anu
men II the Gert for services during thc
Spanish war aal for the destruction "l
the Spanish tc,t on Santiago
4 resolution was offered " NJ. l'r
kins CalD calling upon the secretary ~
the navy 10 inform the senate no" many
! naval vessels are now under construc-
tion. when those vessels will he complct.
Cd how many officers will be required to
man those vessels when placed in com
mission and how many men and officers
ice The resolution wns adopted
At Inc conclusion ~ the routine busi-
ness thc resolution ~ Mr.. lettigrew call
ipc npon thr secretary o. var Tor certain
Information regarding the Philippine in
srrr,.,tion was laid before the sennte.
Mr Prttigrew declined Mr. llnat's re-
oupst tu substitute for his resolution on
the snme subject the one presented By
Mr.. IIoar
Nj. Berry Arkl hnd read The resolu-
ton offered by Mr., Bacon tGa.l and also
that IL MI Rcvcridgc tlnd.l
Those who desired 10 discuss the l'hil-
.ppinr question. he said, were met by The
objection that they were aiding thnst
/. whu were Ii nrns against the Culied
States aud were responsible for the los
n OF lifr among our soldiers. He regarded
this eu,ituu as absolutely unwarrantr'
y ana declared that no man who was a nai
s would Gc deferred from speaking y.
q charge. that wclc absolutely untounar'
!. hy facts
y RrprcSented Party Views.
! Nj Berry believed TINT two rcsnlr
tion- which h. had read from the d.
rgirly represented the views Of the tw
= great pal ties in this country lie va
r certain that thp resolution or Mr. Be'
~ eridep reflected the sentiment and tec
a. incs OF the administration, because
IS haa i, II favolably commented upon h
rr the administration speakers and newsp'
"a pers throughout the country. The res
I, utnn had been indnrycd he said, by Z
administration lenders, y,t IL conteW6
= an autho,iiy and power upon tins cou
lp try as absolute as were possessed by |!
OF czar of Russia,
re What i, inTctiaism, Mr. Berry nske
lst il i, be- not the assertion of such pnw
a. + INSERTED by the resolution ~ VI
a Bevciid:r? He declared hiS unulirrtl
no opposition 70 ,urh j ircln alton and !
80 lirycI 4r pop'c &! hr Luitrd STAT
=, Wonli noi approve 50 plain a violation
=, tl. consultation,
~ Nh R,uy referred u that pdrt
He III. Bcycjidse's speech III which the
ne diana senator hAi asserted thar t",i u
- selected Tie smwiculi pr"pI, 4, III, o.
"a tees whl~c appointed wnk ga q
N tcnd ~ re" lsMGpp ucS ana VI. Fi'pt
MI the lyil zatiuu aud liberty with vii
~ the Ameiican people uA his chosen cl
h'' i. -. w,ir "a calight,u HE world.
rip Nh Bely G.d not admit thar
All An,tioAA re NJ" wce the trustees
ial tan Laia ID ;Ac IEhippfle uat'cr
ry >ail thai Wien =r,4 ussclted lhey W
3n. Trustees of tho Larl hc wanted 81
-. mort substantial p.af of the assert
,t than their own word.
M, III the House.
Nil The urgent deficiency appropriat
ill. the Gisi uf the important supply b
for the government. wa, reported 70
house BY Chairman Cannon II carl
$5Gl2I.S4l. of which SiI,G02,332 IS
appropriated for the military and na
or' establishments ANA Ss,525,5O9 direct
-ge, proprations The more important dil
the app opriatlnus are Treasury depi
the nrni. S.OGg.G2i; war department, 81
lnl, Gl7 nava establishment, S2,15Ol
{ postal acryicn $2J0.3..I; Paris eXpnsit
~, SiGg $50. printing and binding, S2IO.t
.,,. indictments, Indian depreciation clai
$242ll2. judgments, court Of ciai
"NI S2i23.g25,
OF j Qpr ". Ga,c lSy.), who was cle,
rib 10 succccd thu late Representative T.
Isle, Settle, appeared at thr bar 1f the ht
can aud was sworn in.
i.ty Cpon motion ot Mr. Clark IN. II
,.n, resolution was adopted calling upon
..,,r secretary % state for Information I
- tive the ,tafus ~ the agreement
thc tween Great Britain and the Tn
thc states VIII "a prevented the United ~
tive from Iu.llins GlIning or maintA.l
r,orc than oLc war vessel upon the &
lakes.
Saurday neXt, commencing a
o'cIocL. was srt aside FOL paying tri
ean 70 the memory Of the late Representa-
IN. Danfold o. Ohio, and Saturday, Jan
,h.n. f.r payi; tribute 10 the memory %
lntp Representative Bard of Lpuisi1
MIR Babcayk chairman of the com
u'n tre on District ot Columbia. tAcn q
Tor "a ihc day fpr the consideration of
an" trlci or Columbia business.
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The Doe ana ner Fnwn.
ncui Fawns wien first dropped are
ight some hours unable 10 stand. The
dos u4l rend.a beside them, but pt