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to call upon Mr.. cramp for an explana-

to call upon Mr.. cramp for an explana-
ton.
Mr.. Carter in closing addressed the
democratic side saying:
But let me give a note of warning to
the brethren on the other side of this
chamber If these alleged conversations
ever had occurred they carried with
them between gentlemen tacit under-
standing which no gentleman anywhere
would disregard. Brethren on the other
side ofsthis chamber, you are to hence
forth associate. Gods knows how long,
with the gyrating; political career of the
senator from South Dakota. Ever keep
i'll mind the statements made by him
today, statements which / brand, in 90
far as I am concerned, as untrue. The
senator was mistaken in the person
With Whom he talked. His memory is at
fault. But ii With Mr.. Cramp the con-
versation did occur, admonish those
who manage political affairs on the
other side to beware and constantly
bear in mind the old adage: Those who
lie5Gown With dogs may expect to get up
With ileas.'
Mr., Pe,tigrew reiterated that his con
Sversations With both MIR. Cranp and Mr..
Carter had occurred as he had related
He said he made no charge that Mr.
Carter. as chairman of the national res
publican committee had diverted the
funds. HeSaiso repeated that thu re-
ported conversation With Mr.. Cartelhad
transpired.
III took place. he said, mere III the
senate chamber.
Mr.. Foraker then read extracts frem
the minority report Of State Senator
James r. GARFIELD on the investigation
into the Ohio senatorial election. This
report had. he said satisfied the people.
of Ohio, and he bslieyed ii would satisfy
the people of the United States that the
Was not one.of serious im-
port.
Mr.. Bacon resunling his speech con-
tended it Mas the duty of congress to
REMAIN i'll sessio ninGstinitely until the
insportant antitrust legislation was en-
acted. Mr.. Bacon predicted that when
the campaign began the Golfers of the
republican managers would be. fun 10
running over with trust eontributions.
Mr. Teller suggested that IL Mn Car
Ter felt aggrieved over Mr.. loettiglew
charges heseould secure an Investigation
by a committee of the republican sen-
-ate.
The conference report on the Alaskan
code bill was adopted The bill NOW
goes 10 the president.
Mr.. Scott. OF West Virginia, then adj
dressed the senate on the Philippine
question II said he was, sure%the peo-
pie would never consent 10 take a step
backward ana the islands would remain
in the possession of the United States.
Mr.. Pettigre,N, resuming his speech on
the Philippine question. commended that
Admiral Dewey; had recognized Agu.n-
a!do's official rank and asserted that
Manila MAS taken by the Americans by
agreement with tbs Spaniaras
MIR. .Alorich presented conference re-
port on the bill to provide better faeiii-5
ties for The deposit of pubic money in
the Philippines, cuba and Porto Rico,
and it VAS agreed TO-
When the senate. reconNened at
o'el@ck the galleries We're thronged With
IA b.illiant{erowd of spectators.
\ message was received from the
house agreeing to q further conference
on the general deficiency and military
academy bills, The requests fois eenfer-s
3elIcss sIesagreed 70.
Mir. Butler Of North Carolina then
took the tioo; TO address the senate up
on the anti-trust measure.
The conference report on the emergen-
lev river and harbor bill was presented
and discussed at length ltcontains a
t8provision for the termination Of the
contract with James 3. E,aGs ard 10 pay
s2HosoG0 to tn Eads heirs for al real
estate and appliances at South Pass il.
this MISSISSIPPI river, am also for a sur
Veg Of The Ohio river, which Was yigor-
Dusty oppossd.
The report wa i's;jected-10# to 4s.
Resmning his remarks. Nh. Butler
said ha MAS 50 anxious 70 have vote
upon iii. houss bill unsatisfactory as 1t
was, that he Would ask unanimous con-
sent that a vote be taken at once upon.
the pending motion to refer it TO the ju-
dietary committee.
Ii was agreed to take d vote on the
motion u refer. and ii vas carried-i3
To 2s--as follows:
Yeas Aldrich, Baker, Bard. Bever-
i.ge. Garter. Chandler Clark, Cullom,
IfDeboe, DepeWt. Eikins Fairbanks. For
IIianna. HansbrouSh, Hawlsy, Hoar,
I.AlcBriee, NcGomas. Mcmillan, I'eurose,
perkins. Pettus, Plat Of Connecticut.
llPlattoi New York, Proctor. Quarles.
I.Ross, Scott, sshoup. simon. Stewart,
4 Warren, Wetiaore WoIeott-42
! Mays Allen, Bacon. Bate Berry. But
Ter Clay, t,u!berson, Daniel. Harris.
slaeittieie!. Jones of Arkansas, Kenney,
Kyle. Mallory Martin, Mason. Money.
pettigrew. Sullivan Teller Thutsson.
/ Tillman, Tutner223s %.
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