The sun., 1902-06-04

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vuihi iass h.s -.ai east s-~r q fus thif'v
-.,sast. ltaarhissi 10 s"uhi rfus~e,i 20
answer tils ,ns.sfton " haa a.ut an 90
sav fhai f "a. un 80 fiahis 80 q ~nafDf
90 relate q cwnv'fa faafiun N'th man trd
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Nrs IA rins r.fsd Hsainst tfuiFins hlm
a. vfuFrs
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t~td 1 fpr aaails.f hne~n p, uu'.-
th- r-s-. ,t--d . f-v ~ uffts- tsfnr-
4 o'~l.-'k. flH. b.iuf tKed fHr t"gLaine tn
vote 90 fhss biil ard atHHt,dusnis
In q f"v rls>'rg remarks Hy Mr. D~srch
fbp N~bN hs - Il 'aht ~ r~asnn
D. !. 4 1.f .sd ANYTHING ,u an.vvr - ~"
S-rra'.t frvm tukrud' Mr. T.. trrs.'ul
sas tha' 'haf S-rators reputation ~as 80
veil - abltShsd for "a ying wtat v d"irl-
frsi,tsl to tho Arerran army ard ,h-
Ar.rcan fsg hat sny tns n,a'ion Solh
not m the slightest ,-rr" ar,'f him Nif
p-'richl bsfor- IA" I"uIh e tie tmi'd
states
Mr. rail.v ,lam Txl obrct,d 'o thi-
remark ~ n y h"ci'sR uT"n q ~rItur, aud
uplb it, lsing rad 10y t.l- uit.C.li rei- Iief.
Mr petrich witLd-ew y, and a." voting
hsan
rHE F'Rsr yorH
IT," first vote was on an sm"rdTrnt
Offer a hy Mr. Quay dIrH.. Ia }. that the
d'."s ,n,hS1,d on r. ~ imported lr,m
thr isl,gd' tho rr diF'- ~ N" isAris
shall i" 81 I"r ornt - 'hr dyti"s on Ia"
ar.schs from other countrc- The am'ud'
u.'',t was r. J'ctcd-ycas, ~, nay-, Sd
four l'noctRtlC s,uat'ts-t Hit'pck
Clark e Montana. Mel alrin uf " - l.-.pii
and Muu"N- voted first in iaN,t ot ~"
amendment, and aft.rward char s'Si thrr
votes 90 N" r"catiN" The aNrrgtNs
votes were cast hy M-.Srs Ilapr, Foraker
Cai'irg"r. Mitchell. Nelson ard QUAY, Re-
y iblicans. and Bacon. Bailey. Rate. h'rfv,
Backburn, t1ay. Cockrcn Dutpis Gitson.
Heitfeld, Martin, Morgan and Tl!lral.
Democrats.
The ncNt vote was on an amendment
rcr,d by Mr.. Patterson To thc section a.
e. a bill of rights. IL was reiected yeas.
=, navs. ie
The next vote vas On m amendment
orcrci by Mr.. Teller tSil Rep. COLI 90 III
s"rt n a new section
l. i not the intention ot the Government
NE inhlhitants of tho Philippine fslnnd- or
to deprive them ot th'U liberty. but. on th'
s,nr5 Of ;lSr own GS iSnt Sai " ar" % fSm
all pIntl"g"-. advantages and h'"s-ins- en-
!uvcl b. =" ircc p"op!e, and u4,imat" innr,
s',tcs against fotrtsn poU--~ and douc~'i"
yiolcnC. And To secure th, - rnd- ~ Speed
ily asroS-ihi". III. GoveTnInen, OF Oh. lni'1d
states invite. and urges the p.oIls of -aii
Islands 20 aid the United staies authoFiti.s
nov "X"rctsins power In he is4ands TO secure
peace gId order.
ne Nfr tf'stSNSNs-~ ltirs W.
na,s. a. 1hrs EepuhlicanS. Hale, Honr
and Mason. voted n ths afNuna'iNe, and /
ouc Democrat. Norgin. in the negative.
The next NOt. was 80 an am"ntr'"nt .
oTrrd hv Mr. ,armack de- .iilng that ,hc T.
nitrd States rcgAri with extreme di-fIv'r .
nuv movement having for its obJ-,t the 3
Nrly or ultimate admssi m a.. 'he Ph!lty- .
ru, Islands a. State or states of IA" (
| uion. and anv action OF hs part ~; PER
!, ~ h,hi,ng ofiiC~ under the auth h'rItS of
%" tnit"c states that gives -ancuon or
10 such movement Is hereby
N,ndcmncd.-
" was =, j,cted -yeas - navs. a. Mr..
i,le NoteNi Tor T. and Nr Hoar agains' u.
the neNt vot" was Dn two other clauses
Il Mr. CarInlrk'- Amendment, a. follows.
That TO confer the II 'ht and prlVt.gE'- uf
'iligeL- uIon the inhabitants OF IL" lh'Ip- |
,.ur Island would tend ~ d'~ifoy a." in',g-
i'y Of tie ,ttil-u>itp and 10 degrade The
.HaraC,cr OF the HoNCrnu.cut oI Tie H!i"d !
HAT 20 maintain the relation OF Sovereign
nd suli between the Government of the
'nI',d states and pcopi" under It- dominion
would b" T'pugnani 20 tie principles q! ""
constitution
It was rejected yeas, q, nays, 40. Mr.
iorgan voted no Mr. Hale did not vote,
nd Mr. liuaT voted ave
MINORrrY's PLAN REJECTED.
The next vote vac on the substitute rc-
'orted by tho minority of tL- Philippine
'omnittcc which TehnqushCs all claim
4 -oprrignty and title 10 the Philippine
Archipelago. but provides for its Occupa'
ion by the United States Government un-
Il the people thereof have c-tahlsh a
The substitute was rcjec-
IS nays ~
Mr. HN', war lgn'a the only Republican,
sauator who VotCu with he minority
,lr Ha'r announcing pair with Nj Jones
{ Arkansas, and ~ wing but fyr That pair
}" would vote aye on the final passage II
be bin
The b.l. was then pass.'d yeas. ~. nave,
n-two Republican Senators, Hear and
Mason voting With tho minority, The |
III, wing = Tho vrt" in detail
Yeas Allison. Bard. Beyeridse, nurnhnr.
'tIom. brboc. nictfi1 i. u lin CHAM. noiii"'f.
.lkirs. Tn.rt IrE-. f"r,k'r, fo-tgr % M',h-
nE'gr. lry., GalAnF't. nnmulc. ll.nra,
sHl"Y '0G-s 81 Nagsda C dal M S sSra55@ 5ar
lcisGrin - ooI,f Carolina. McNlian Nj.
ri. M'cHcl', Nr.on,, rcrrc-c. retFiTs.
'ri'.liri. Proctor. QIstl-s. quay. scott.
SIMON. ~roon'r. stewart. Warren and Wet
N,y- Rloon. Rancy, Rg'c B.rrv. black
MN. Iarnia,N. ,.rk - Nout,n1, Clay,
rckr-I. ulh"rsot. IN hois Poster ~ Icui-i.
~ -, II, P-19r g,' o., ..r n.lG'd M.iorT MIN Nm
Macon. Mou.y, Mptran. rat'"T-pu, 9in.nou,,
Ia'Mferro Teller. Tillman, \"st, Wellington
u.erc was no special manifestation lex.
'n~,"uI vh'n the prriing oftic"r Mr.
-rye, announced the passage Il the Till.
sICaRAGrA BIII. TAKEN up.
The Nicaragua Canal bill was tRksn up
nd mad" th" unfinished bus .ncss. ana efter
shor' cS"riuiva session the senate adj
uurncd I'll to-norro~ NJ noon.
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