Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-02
IzL7 DEBATE E.,
| I On PHILIPPINES.
''''' concured in
%. rrll's BIG SENSATION
llSu'd ~ oe,elOpmen, company
we ",s,,,lus in the Islands

~ ueYelOpubo"
u'',I . an" IN the Islands
,,.,,oo March 1.-The House '.u . &c.
Va''ll a Dosslbaity Of an extra s sVo
u'0'i s ap BY concurring in the ,.' o,l,.
az n'n n,, The vote stood l5' to l ~
Fal''n ' ',,I,t party vote with the 81, en-
c'p'on o. o. L. Loud of California INT, Mt,
Dd.eolI .,. % Who voted with the Demo
Of TIn' r. ' Cooper Of Wisconsin an, an
cats a ~. and was not paired
The Be-, D'i Ho NJ" was brought to vote by
i0' =, order prepared by the COM
'F'''' miles, which permitted an
uIli,e gu D,o,a on a side. The DEM
loirs . usoT, TO fllbuster but they
v1 overwhelmed osrocIaly note
wv N. debate was not especla,'S C ma
Ilg The Philippine ana Cu Da
Wlni ,,rts we're defended by me he-
,a.,rs and assailed by The De'nV-
pl''fH'h S nly exciting lnclden, o.
as q, me close Of the debate, whenl
\ Hpll Of Iowa, whose na'l "a ' Jel
connected with a lumber am p,i,, Io
, uU%I' company in the Pnllip-
frankly acknowledged tnat ne
III l,vse,ed money in 1t, lie sald II
~ ~ ,esitImate enterprise which was
w ling for government iaVors'
Si5,eGently, when he stated ma D,'',, ,l'I
s- ~ssny would not have invested
w wo5sy I Mr.. Bryan had been elected;
,, u. democrats jeered and Kissed ana
's.r,.5 ,hat II was because II MT
p,vaN Mad been elected the Philippines
4 ysad not have been explored AZ,
a M Lentz. Of Ohio, challenged MI MI;
vr.rs reht TO vote, but Mr.. Hull voted
4 aye. .,..i, from tbe
\
committee on rules, then presented
n M special rule providing for a vote on
h 4 motion to concur in the senate
Il amendment to the army bill after one
Il bm-s deate on each side lie de-
ID naniel the previous question upon the
l. aiopuon Of the rule The previous ques3-
d Non was ordered, 1888 to 10, This al
81 lowed twenty minutes on side lor
"a debate upon the adoption Of the rule.
B M Richardson, the minority, leader,
declared that the rule was designed to
rrce a vote after two hours debate
upon The most important issue in the
history Of the country The Philippines
and Cuban amendments engratted upon
he army bill by the Senate were Of
IA isnsiyt. obnoxious and unconstitutional,
IA They had been placed upon the bill in
IA opposition to every rule Of the House,
# Yet no opportunity was to be allowed to
G amend Them. Under the Senate
IA amendment there would be governed
d. Ten million Nlpinos as American sub
tN iNts without a right or constitutional
M guarantee The conditions imposed in
AZ regard 70 Cuba would deny 10 the peo-
III pie ne free and independent govern
ment which the American goyernr%lt
@iemhly promised the Cubans and the
world
Mr. De Almond Of Missouri. passion
ttely declared that we were now hav.
ing me first real congressional taste OF
imperialism. Heretofore Congress. ne
slld had shirked It's duty and had al
owed the President to rule with the
hanl ana force Of an emperor Now
WITHOUT opportunity for discussion
hardly for protest imperialism was TO
ne sanctioned by the Congress OF the
Vhlled states He declared that INV
uade'' bargains and connlyances" ,he
nghls OF 100000 people in the phllIn.
pines were TO be FILTERED away. War /,
uo9 was 70 be risked. ~ commend
V 'ne tyrants here the plumber thev
WI get he said. For myself I stand
nys 70 my conception Of duty and 7
hathgn WY "'e perpe-
M Lacey Of Iowa called the atten.
uA q Ihe Democrats to the evca,Ion,
E1slenls for the proposed Legislation
I. L avs Tor the government az Inc
o.sala and Florida purcbaseo Nt
,o, -- ne SAID the proposed method NJ
,.T ,1,.,ut was purely temporary In
y"ofi armament form Of government
',.q , established "'''ei'
~. hhardson said that ~ ,ho ~.
~ f government Of tho foujs,onH
r,s ,, mas substituted for the pro
tw8 rS ,,oP w. every Democrat
| $50. ~ lS'lell insisted that the me,bod
s r.issl ior securing a vote unon 't ~
I, ~. proposition was not n nm WY
s,. wv coslng hours Of a Coneress Ia,
rs,.a ,'' v.n cases in Democratic Con-
vss SheTe analogous proceed,ums
s,lo, rsi, ne asserted that the nrono.
h sy, 's'a WV. 70 the Philippines fonnd
n. s, parallel in the legislat,onO V snI
tsS s"s'nment Of the Louisiana mr. ,p'
Y, 'v wS ne Louisiana act,o internosod
srflr, n"ail,s Of Mississippi "wos 20
r4 ..'' ,1 only until Congress shovi1
t,,s Ign .6 This act is 10 romo 'io" T.,
r,gi,1 uuul Congress shall otb 'orn IN
vlb. '.s II cannot provide o ,he,.''.,
MI , an, approval Of the President t' "
ru,h To acI replied Mr.. Dalgell 90.
., M w re generous than that enoctod
TsrI,o,,.s n9'ernment Of the Tonis,ann
~ NY He called atten,io. u "a w.,
a a .a,t The Presidents irs vn 10 the
a. m philippine commission 'u a uCuons
s,i. lpclnS S eyery constitutional Guar.
nv a , s.g The right OF trial hy
fr,lv % s 70 NE Cuban amendmer, ~
Fis wt,u.laed for the mnln,anonoa
s,lia,i Honroe doctrine and the nr ,"r
Yr.s a1, OF The Island 10 nro,o. t'o o,'
u sdo ,a ,1e ,ruban neople. The rule
! ,r ,o,,cS,,a,poson then attemnted 20 40
4 va ,ellhgs by a nolnt NJ -
= Hors99 '.eItuled hv the sneaker ana
N i.o, tabled Mr. Ricbar1so"n,s ana
y, ~" u'ir the decision nv la 20 ~ ap-
t>nlitee % Of Iowa chairman OF the
sirt5 n on on military affairs ,h ,ne
etn,s IL 'uvut IN the cerato o,,ooa
I, i session I re@, With but two days OF
c'1,,s ~ ,nl nee believed that ~ IL, ..n ~
,,s snsr 5uI'ue was TO accent tho "s son
rstvei Inc sasS Personally he ne. |
r1ba w U,r senate provisions ,og -, ne-
hos ,s Srr ernlnontlv wise enS an,
Imitation n. tho pbIlinpIness t vo, rnat
NJ Gr w uo9n the Presidents m ner.o. a
hs Phflpn,l,snor Of Ohio. snpb pTWyr
s.n's rals,as and Cuban 'pp u,ern
''are,,Ior, ', yea. NE clrcums,arScosse "n I,
h IA WIN, WIN the ostend ' mor,tos N
,i',lc prs. sp NE onissarles Of " na,mo
Ne ls'ans aver, y, offered sioo ooo o5o '9 so-
*. q NE DerS 1pa That he said, was |
Ina nurs sSs Another was ' tba O 0DGn
,s'i Tsri, ,s.e ana the government s,u' ~
" c'a a.,,t Of Florida ''''"er was the
pAnlrbln. 49, o. Ni"hlgan lnaor,oa ina
fHrsf.. ana fHffla- wv