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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-18
Cure for Cholera Infantum-Never
Known TO Fail.

NnOWn 10 All.
During last May an infant child of our
neighbor was suffering from cholera
infantum. The doctors had given up
all hopes of recovery. | took a bottle
Of Chamberlain's Cholera and Diar.
rhoea Remedy to the house, telling
them ! felt sure It would do good IL
used according TO directions. In two
days time the child had fully recover
ed. The child is now vigorous and
healthy. ! have recommended this
remedy frequently and have never
known 1t tn fail.-Mrs. Curtis Baker,
Bookwaltor, Ohio. For sale by all
druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-18

Thos. w. Carter. of ASHORE, N. c.,
had kidney trouble and one bottle of
Foley's Kidney Cure effected a per.
feet cure. and he says there is no rem
edy that will compare with it. Alva-
rada Pharmacy.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-18

When you want a modern. up-to-date
physic. thy Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. They are easy to
take and pleasant in effect. Price 25
cents. Samples free at all drug stores.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-18

Any advertised dealer is authorized
to guaranteeBanner Salve for letter,
eczema, piles, spralns, scalds, burns,
ulcers and any open or OLD SORE.
Alyarado Pharmacy,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-18

In a fire recently mt Trinidad,
Charles Pottery, years ago a resident
Of Albuquerque. suffered a loss of
about $500. upon which he received
an insurance of $1,000.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-18

ION to Old Albuquerque Is the cry
of Senator Andrews. Let's help build
the Santa Fc. Albuquerque Il Pacific
railroad.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-18

" your horse needs to be shod,
bring him 60 us and you will get n
satisfactory job by farriers who have
a thorough veterinary knowledge of
the horses hoof. \. Korber a. Co,
corner north First and Copper avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-18
A Poor Millionaire.

Lately starved in London because
he could not digest his food. Early
use of Or, Kings New Life Pills would
have saved him. They strengthen the
stomach, aid digestion, promote assim.
%ilation, improve appetite. Sold by j.
II. O'Reilly a. Co. druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-18

The piles that annoy you so will be
quickly and permantly healed II you
use DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
Beware OF worthless ccuntCrfcits.
Cosmopolitan Pharmacy.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-18

Mr.. john Tippls, Cotton. o., says:
"Foley's Honey and Tar cured my lit.
tie girl of n severe cough and infamcd
Isn't II worth n trial? Alvarodo Phar.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-18

Science las found that rheumatism
q caused by uric acid in the blood
This poison should be excroted by the
,idneys. Fcley's Kidney Cure always
makes them well. Alyarado Phar
macy,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-18

NEEDLES AND SUPPLIES FOR
ALI. MAKES OF MACHINES. SEW.
ING MACHINES RENTED. SINGER
OFFICE, 2t9 WEST GOLD AVENUE.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-18
A, Aooonnod,,i,o io,

An Accommodating Lion.
\ few days ago, the lion which is
kept In n cage at the Bank Exchange.
took a fancy to a bystander and while
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-18

The Iowa supreme court has hand
ed down an opinion In the case of the
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-12-07

1 era eax ~, fInA alys0Iyff1afn nnf4l &lle
lla,,s< hoslse.s IS i 4 Air, 81 esta 81 isl1ed
and their priv iIeges returned "a Them !,
| The proposition il certainly original
| ana now it roulairle to be seen what
| tie lawnaa lxera VIII do.
IA Norwegian nav,d oftacer l,as ac-
| ce7,ted an INVITA- ion from Aha E4eyJa4,a
T7orpe hoat ce,,nr,aTv. fo come Is
America ana Be present 1T tl,e MAJ
neuEers and shooting exercises De tile
submarine boat Fulton. III lis asserted
by prominent government official
that Norway will build two slIbnl arine
boats provided it's representative be-
comes satisfied of the praet ica b lity of
the submarine boat.
Building activities have during the
past summer been comp atiyely lively
IN the cities of Norw ay. Generally
speaking it may be stated that the
Ibuilding industry during the past sea-
son has been far more Il ctiYe I'd al dur.
ing the season Of 1900. "a great inn
proYenlent in architecture is a feature
oIs Eiae season especially n as REGARDS
\. p'lllelngs ana residences.
LABOR troubles at the Eia sseldal's
r'nskibseygg eri ia Crirnstad has
SET that whole city and adjacent coun-
try astlr On Nov. 500 aborers
VENT on 5i q sfIlke naareIled through me
Streets "a El % ana nave since prac-
gssdliS osVheat Ilae rossn. Iiae sfrikeIs
1etila sr nlgilef wages ana fne as
charge O. Ihe foreman ana Inarlger:
The so-called coal expedition to
cpltzsoergeI, which was sent ont last
summer By business men Of Tnoridfl-.
Jem, has now returned, bringing good
returns. It carries 9 proof cargo Of a
great variety Of coal and those ia;
s. &c. $ 81 tle e1l'ealtlo1s are saEisneo
lllsat sSl9Itzssfgen - lDe rleaesr cesaa4
AeStloili 81 nsl = q lee'
Arrangements have been COMPLETED
lol llldlng e rallfoad &c l1'lnpeflands
u - q lll 49, ~ -
NH q Il s. s. ~, s &C.
z M o. 80 q
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-12-07
DENMARK.
CopeIlhageHi.

J. II !.
Denmark has become an ally of The
European nations in the trade war
that has been inau gua1ted against the
United States. Denmark is arranging
| to retalfate against the United States
because OF the imposition of an add1-
tional duty on chocolate imp orted from
Denmark NJ 'Tfle TeasuIy d TtIneilt ali
Washington is ignorant officially of
this action. Imp of Danish eh0co-
late claim that q bounty is not paid
BY the gcFerllnl eIlt on chocolate The
Treasury department asserts that a
bounty IS paid and that some months
ago the discril ninnatiag duty imposed
tl5 the DingIey law was assessed
against Danish chocolate and has since
been Collected Z, his additional duty is
claimed by the New Z ork importers to
be Generalization by the customs Off
Gals Assistant Secretary Tailor is.
surprised that if Danish is aggrieged,
10 official represe ia ions have been
mad e 70 this goYei,nn eIlt, The treas
llfs artinent is now e1nbroiled with
Istissia, Germany and Denmark
The historic painter, Professor II.
e. Lltlnd, died at his home in CsopeIl-
hagen a few days ago, aged Is s. ears.
He was born in CeHenha gen, where he
at early age started to learn the
painting trade. After a while, how
ever, he conceived the idea of studying
art and while student. at the * INST
.aEadSlili he was one. of those who
Helped nllish the. decorat ions of Tllor-
.valdsef' museum. TIA the year 1913
he became q volunteer Ia the Danish
army AID particiT;at in the battle Of
BoE and rederica. IL he nle1n ti1rle
he did not forget his art and it was
5iIl the VET ar 1853 when public attention
Was drawn tc his great war painting
entitled The Battle of Fred eriea. IN
Which he nad himself participated. In
SI7T3 he won additional fame through
lis great painting II II Yedes at
ISronborg During the lapse of years
he has painted eRumerous historic
scenes. and events, ind pla cling him irs
tie fF9at ralsk 81 DenlslaT KS djstingp
ished me- h art.
~ II NJ So lttitl isAlsti2ts N5tttsi
5pislllTS sf sssp ~ lctalrneti sS
gol,eI;llsea o8. ithott hriiggil3 I
an. sy llslt eS er fi-ciA Tile
SSilll he 1. tres viii
be tie a fr9isi
tigIftl
All 3iliss of the s.
Ma, III. d las u
Iias Ks al al tetlls tlire 1.
tA d 90
Sile H rests OF D Is cor
T'lle isessity df cpsn ~ sesi lsss
tesl iepFgs
8@tatF asg5il ark ls reS css;s
tom al IS es fo seratsle
Tie ee:sl fields ii tle solith teS y.
arse Il tssgS Of GAat itaiis
a.sA g.gla.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-12-07
M07WI.sY
CslmistIanta

In tue NoTSFegisn daiig .liiteapos-
ten qlite II lssfr fllIoi sit5i0n sss
gently llaell ia nFiy tx &
ligifOT collilslies were tisrnet
sdoMn i the itst sles Zen Sa. BE
After Ftes ~ osse faEes KS I'll
fonsid era ioR s:iIl tlle d ::is If sti
END n1Asngaas esl, iilsg IL
lisIator llors hays sflnnortea ana
gtlsvti .atet Sc M
itIeplily 81 on lie. II as IS
ito Us as lto Il Il Il ii 0o lls1c ~ 1. ;ts
abs3 lit Genie So tsssii d Xxi tF1s;
sgaiid BIZ 81 III
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-12-07
Recent Occurrences Of IatSrest
in Sweden, Norway and
Denmark.
DROWNING or I. OSCAR PEyRoN
One Of sweden's Most Promising
Scientists Perishes in q swit7er-
Land Lake During Gale.
SWEDEN.
stockllolna.

Z
the report that 81 Oscar Peyron d
| Stockholm drowned in lake Genege OF
the afternoon OF Nov. 8. II IS believed
that DIR. Peyron, who returned alone
| in a roWboat from q botanical eKeur
sion on an island in Lake Geneye
struck gale which resulted in ths
capsizing of the boat. His body has
not been found. The unfortunate one
was born in 1872, and was a son q
Consul Lodvic Peyron, He had taken
his degree of Phi. d. at Upsala uni
| versity and was one of Sweden's mosi
promising young Scientists
"A reporter Of Dagen recently inter
viewed Count Wachtmeister, minister
of finance, regarding the report that
1.-the Swedish government has pur
chased the Lapland mines for $1,000
| 600 crowns. Count ANatehtme ister was
very reticent,, however, but he init
mated that tie sum paid by the gov.
eminent was far less than So, 000, 600
| What the government wants is the
right to possess and dispose Of the ore
In this district and not the entire
stretch OF country. The government
viii not even assume control Of the
buildings.
Alfred Jensen has for the Nobelin-
stitut In Stockholm purchased large
lot OF Russian literature during his
recent visit to ST. Petersburg In st.
Petersburg Mr.. Jensen was very cordi-
ally received and the secretary Of the
Russian Academy Of Sciences has Of
fered to leave gratis to the Nobel
library large number of Journals of
literary and historic value.
The Swedish general staff has COM
ppleted plans for the organization of an
army reserve It has divided the coun-
try into 155 districts, each furnishing
one battalion consisting Of four COM
panies and containing a depot for
NIauser rifles. Pence exercises will be
conhned to shooting The newly or
ganized army, including the reserves,
will number 400, 900.
Gustavus Adolphus day was eele-
brated as customary NOV, 6. a Il yes
sells at anchor in the Stock olen har-
Dor, domestic as Wen as foreign. were
decorated with the Swedish eolbrs. In
the evening a song service was held IN
tie Historical RiddaEh oliI's chnrch.
Conspicuous in the attendance were
the members OF the royal family
Al wild cranberry ealled tranDaT'
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-12-07
w oman Is Man Superior
By GEoRG aIRTH. German Essayiisss, !

IL sex which IS 50 greatly superior to men III pa
thence, eoastancy, endurance of pain and hopeful
ness we have no right to call feeble minded.
One might even turn tue tables. All deyiations
from the standard Of intelligence, reason and hui
manly, like Stealing, tntrdering, excess,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-12-07
5baII TIE People Rule !

Estracts from Pamphlet by w p.
WasEiburn, Jr., Of minneapolis. on the
Northern Securities Go.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-09

| plo, before whom tho ISSUE was
square]y pat, endorsed mo by an
overwhelming voto. Aro you now
undertaking to rovorso that verdict :
As TO suIp SUBSIDIES.
! have favored ship subsidies. 1t
is Il great question, and ono, ] sub
NIT, Oh which the people of this
State arc compotont to pass urtor
hearing full arguments. Tho snhicct
has nevor boon discussed boforo
thom, although it is Of vast import
ance to tho prosperity Of tho State.
Tho purpose Of the subsidy is to do
vclop tho building and operation of
great fleets Of American ships. 1t
touches tho interest Of our sen ports,
OF our lumber industries, Of g! our
manufacturing enterprises and our
great agricultural products. 1t is q
question on which somo Of tho ablcst
Democrats Of tho house and senate
are divided. l. most humbly sub
nit that it is not in order for twonty.
ono members Of your committee tn
rulo that tho Democratic masses uf
South Carolina shall not at their
campaign meetings hear this matter
Of vital interest to them discussed;
and that tho people Of tho seacoast
cities, who would Hko to SEQ new
tides of commerce brought to thoir
harbors, and the lUmbormcn and
owners Of forest lands, who would be
glad to sell material for moro ships,
arc to DO thrown neck and heels out
of tho party because tioy favor ship
subsidies. Senators Carlisle, Pugh
and Morgan voted foc a subsidy bill,
which has boen in force ton years,
and which has helped our Brazilian
trade, i'll n measure, at least. Are
they not Democrats, recording to the
decision Of Senator TlIman and
your committee?
l believe that it is our duty TO do.
velop tho now territory which has
como INTO our possession along COM
mercial and industrial lines, to civil
lize them and make them the equal
Of our own States in material pros.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-09

Derily, Sonoinr ViIlm,n woull lo,yo
them. nrtor W, Lovo Inrrivcl ,h,n, of
tho protection or Sno;n io , bono.
less strupplo as mn indcpondont M.
t,on, without resources or sclrpro-
lection. Fortunately for us, tho r,-
cords show ihnt in bu;ldino tbon nm
wo nrc aoinu to bonoGt on, own corn.
try. want TO rivo that torritorv
the best form Of Government in tho
world; ho does no; want 70 g;vo il
any rorm of government at ALL
,~or,,,., ,,,.,.,.,.,.y,,
II, s,v. "rr,o ,;,, ,, ,o,n 7
snv Tho Amo,;oo, ,o,,l, h,,, o,4
tlrd thot onceiio 10, ~ ,ho houo, ,,,>,
| om r,r , so,r3 o,,.,o,.o, n,,, ,.
.t,n, o,,,Jo,,,o,, r.u au .,
l,y;,, ,,.,,rI. ,...
wocos Yh;s WA o,rroi have,
w;ihm, =, or,lot ror orr .,,r,,,,,.
nrodncts an oo,,l ,or,,, will, ~ ~
orr connet;t,,. ;n t,o ,,o.,.ot,osu,o
,,c,ll nn ,,, u.: a., :.
l;y, nrooross;;v, ro,,,,, h,.;uo.a ,,,o,,
Of tho Soutb will lone. ,or,n;t ,ho
r,h.ls Of , fo,, ..,,o,,;,'. ,>o,;,;o;
to stand bc,w.oo thom un1 tho otto;n ~
mont of ,hoso ,,lor;o,,s o,,,7ay 1cu,;,
is NOT lon,oo,rov u,o,> ,,,o
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-09

tIves may havo boon, tho pmport of
your action is to facilitate tho senator
IN dodging mo and to deny tho pco-
pie tho opportunity Of passing on my
positions and conduct. 1t soems TO
mo tho Democratic masses Of South
Carolina are competent to sny at tho
polls whether or not | havD boen a
faithful senator and consistent
Democrat. Why should you attempt
to prevent them?
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-09
TWICIE a. WEFIK &l.5O A YMAp

Bacon, Bato, Berry, Daniel, Mills,
Morgan and all tho othor Democrats,
except Senators I'illman and Nc
Emory, who voted with tho Ropubli
cans 1t was straight party vote.
On another amendment to the samb
bill | voted with tho Democrats.
Senator Gilman was tho ono Domo-
cr"t voting with tho Republicans
SEQ Congressional Record, vol. 30,
pu8o l,577.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-09

Telling an untruth is like leaving
the highway and going into
tangled forest. You know not how
long it will take you to get back,
or how much you will suffer from
the thorns and bricrs in the wild
woods. How much better is it to
tell the truth ut all times.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-09
DIVIDED ON PHILIPPINES

1lo and I voted together on all
party questions except those concern.
ing tho Philippines, which my
Judgment, exercised as senator and
representative Of tho people, told
mo was question of foreign rcla
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-09

tons, involving ontiroly now prob
lolns' and, therefore, not properly
party question, and on which nv
political Judgment told mo tho couu-
try was practically unitod. Tho
Domocratlc party was wrecked by
being forced in this matter into u
policy opposed to It's own traditions,
and tho overwhelming sontimont of
tho country, against my protest and
that OF other loyal Democrats.
Developments huvo proved that thos
who maintained thnt the pacilicaticn
of thoa" islands was impossihlo, that
tn" rror!o would novor accept orr
control, and that thoir rotcntion
would be unprolitablo and disastrous,
woro wrong. nm ready to go bo
loro tho people Of South Carolina
and show thcm tho facts. DO YOU
undertake. to say that must resign
and put myself out Of my party bo-
cause | favored upholding tho dig
nifty of tho American flag after its
troops had boon irod on, and op-
posed cowardly abandonment Of
tho people Of these islands to chaosP
In tho proposition to punish mo be-
cause l did not belloyo Aguinaldo to
be tho equal of George Washington or
conccdo that tho Filipinos could in
st"nty and unguidcd organize for
themselves stable government and
" high civilization?
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-09
scheme with $28,000 of commissions
novcr yot accounted for or explained.

ScioWo Win 9ZS,OUU OF commissions
ncvcr yot accounted for or explained.
MORE HINTS or DOODLE.
A year ago Senator Till nan went
into North Dakota and made speech
es advocating the re election of q
Republican sonator-Mr. Pottigrow.
Senator Tillman and this senator
were prominent in preventing, by
filibustering tactics, voto on tho
subsidy bill. Tho newspapers said
that MIR. Hill, head Of the Northern
Pacific, who lohbicd against tho sub.
sldy bill, Nvn Senator Tiilman's
friend and associate II Wip" whloh
paid him $4,000 in tho stock mar
kot. Birds OF feather, gcntlomen
Of tho committee, always flock to-
gether.
LAS Senator Tillman, prosecuting
attorney against my Democracy, ev-
or failed to abuse Democrats and
Democracy? DO you know that in tho
last two Democratic national con-
ventions ho has supported the nomi,
nation Of RepublicansY In 1896 he
favored Senator Teller for president,
an old line Republican and one of
the bitterest foes Of the South in re-.
construction days. lie had himself
appeared before the convention as a
competitor of w. j. Bryan and been
ANONYMOUSLY showed under. In
1900 ho was for Towne, also Ro-
publican, for vice president. Is he
the man TO be supreme arbiter and
judge Of what is Democracy in South
Carolina?
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-09
TlLLMAN AN ASSASSIN.

1t is no cause for wonder that
Senator Tillman should seok to mako
political assussins of you to avoid
open and fair fight. He has climbed
to power by venomous abuse of many
of the purest men in tho State who
opposed him, for which he has always
carefully shirked personal response
bility, and on tho political lives and
fortunes Of those who befrionded him
whllo ho noodod friends.
Norris, Tindal and Donaldson, mon
representing earnest purpose and the
interest Of tho farmers of tho State,
and, therefore, strong, woro used by
him to promote his own intorests and
then thrust aside. Irby, Shell and
Farley died despising him because of
his treachery to them and to tho poo
ple. am now in his way, and be-
cause hehas failed to strike me down,
he incites you to attempt to strangle
mo, and at tho samo time to destroy q
white primary, to his advocacy of
which he owed much of tho bcst:of his
early following. Party principles
are fixed, and to tho principles of
tho democratic party I have been un-
iformly faithful. Party politics are
determined from time to timo by
party elections and conventions, and
no man, nor body Of mon, has the
power to say between these elections
what politics shall be- the tost of
party loyalty. Senator Tillman is
assuming the prerogative Of supreme
boss and dictator to say who shall or
shall not DO regarded as q Democrat
noxt year. 1 do moi coucede any
such power to him nor to you. He,
or oil your committeos together, has
not tho power to exclude from can
didacy nor the polls Mt tho demo
cratic primary tho humblest citizen
Of South Carolina who declaros him
self to be a democrat and pledges
himself to support the nominees.
Suppose in 1890 the executive COM
mittee Of the State had ruled out of
tho party all who eli tagged in the
Farmers movementF" Suppose two
years later it had excluded all who
favored the sub treasury idea? Such
action would have boon unjust, ty-
rannical and Insulting to thousands
of good citizons and democrats, but
not moro SO than this proceeding of
yours.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-09
MORE RECORDS.

MORE RECORDS.
LII tho second session of tho aamo
congress- Senator Iillmun uua my.
self voted toSothor on 81 of 81 roll
calls. One vote on which wo differed
was on motion to adjourn in
teIrdod to dofent resolution calling
upon tho president to intervene in
Cuba. Senator Tillman votod with
the republicans to adjourn, and the
motion prevailed by ono vote. |
voted with tho democsuts. Tho other
votes OH which wo differed wcro I'm.
important and not party questions,
tho parties dividing on all. fa-
vorcd tho acceptance cr tho Hawai-
ian islands, along with such domo-
Gratis rs German, Kyle, Money, Nor
gan, Fettus and Sullivan, and he,
with tho othcr democrats and somo
republicans, woro opposed to it.
On page 1888, vol. 81 Of tho Re-
cord, it is shown that / votod, with
all tho democrats but thrcc and ull
tho republicans, for q bill to rlo.
V'do for arbitration of disputes be.
tween railway companies and their
employees. Senator Tillmun was oLo
Of the threo against ii. We also
difrorod OH bill prohibiting intoxi
eating liquors to bo sold in tho terri.
tory Of Alaska. favored and no
opposed tho prohibition. Possibly
he had viows on dispcnsary and re-
bates thorc
On Voto to rccommit tho confer.
once report on tho river and barber
bill | voted for tho rocomnitmont
with such domocrnts ~ Chiffon,
lIoitfoldt, Konncy, Mills, Rawllns
and Turner. lie voted against with
such republicans rs Allison, Bur.
rows, Cullom, Davis, Itllins, Foraker,
llalc, Hawloy, lodge, Perkins, plntt
and Quay.
In tho first session OF tho fifty.
sixth congress Senator Tillman and
l voted togotheron 81 not Of II roll
calls. In oach Of tho four cuses in
which wo differed tho parties wore
divided. Tho most notable of these
was on tho admission Of Senator
Quay. voted for it with Senators
Daniel, Konny, McInory, Morgan
ind Taliaforro, democrats. llo op.
posed with most Of tho democrats
and olovon republicans, including
Hanna, Plat, Foraker, Gallingcr
and Hale.
In tho last session Of tho Same
congress Senator Tillmnn and my
self voted together in most Of tho 81
votes takon. On resolution rcquir-
ing tho president in ten days to issue
" proclamation disclaiming any pur,
to exercise sovereignty over tho
Philippines I voted "nay" with Eos
tor, Kyle, Lindsay, Morgan and
Sullivan, democrats, Senator Tillman
was ono of % iaGoring it. On m
amendment declaring that it was not
Tho purpose Of tho Unitcd States to
exercise permanent control over tho
Philippines. Senator Tillnan with
most Of the democrats and Senator
Hoar, republican, voted "ayo." |,
with Senators Iostor, and Lindsay,
democrats, voted "nny."
On the final passage Of the army
bill wo diiforod. T. voted FOR it and
had with mo Senators Fostor Lind
say, Morgan and Sullivan. Wo
voted together for amendments OK
tonding tho constitution of tho
United States over tho Philippines
on strict party lines.
On tho question of governing our
outlying possoqsions ho and | voted
togothor, and it is this that dotor.
mines tho matter Of imperialism, not
tho possession Of tho territory. I
voted to take possession and rulo just.