The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
TO PROTECT PRESIDENT
Bill for that Purpose Is Now Unfn-
ished Business n the Senate.
TWO SPEECHES AGAINST, ONE IN FAVOR
Mr.. Bacon offered Amendment that
Death Should BE Penalty " Assault
Were Made.

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/ the bi'l providing Tor INC pVo'ec'on 't rue
president Of the United states and Tor the
prrishucpt hv I-pitcd States courts of
a,,t,s hi, ~
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/ Bacon tGal opposed the bill! and Mr. Hoar
| ,inss.l aud Nlr. Mason tlllD supported IT,
! ~ p, ,,,n,.,t soilornd I'm, limos
/ Mr.. bac"ns argument ioH"N'u tue "u'S
/ Of his speech delivered ten uaHs ago. MI
! Hoar's spccch was largely legal and con
| s,,,v,tonat No r,otntntucs tho rirht OF
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! the government 10 protect hs'u "E"'hs'
| assaults upon its sovereignty through the
nrosiicnt
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/ MI mason hlauc 80 1N'''N up'u """''"'
and its methods aud SHARPLY criticised an
! Amendment 10 tho hin offered hv Mr.
/ Recon Iie denounced II HS oucuinr the
/ door 10 sneclai nleadipg for the hcncHt o.
| 49,, H. l's H., inrcsIdsnt I'M. drew MIR
| pan! 49,, az c,nsiicred Nlr Mason :
! ,,i,icisr, n uarsonul rctlrctIon ON himSclf
| ,,l r 80 H. ,,itb be,,I An rNnlnpntio
| b~ ~, iiitD,,i scnotor riearcd thr nt,nos
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pTari, IL, tho dn, 4, lively debate was
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! Wuppiner V"''ts t,r va. ,r,,r,t
| IN','uaHN ~" ""'t'' ''''''
! prniteu 81 requVst'p' .., 500, ,,.o.
Mnen me selaIe Cohat NV, W. Ivy is,sS
| tSs hod Iv"i and ,I ordercd printed fhe drst
| Was veto OF an 1ct 20 gram an m3uur'u'r
| disrnarrC from the mihtnrE ssrNIvc 10
halies ~ haWleF anu ~ %" VIZ ~ +"
TSslo oi an act 7f~'ne rei'c' VI '"'"'N W.
| Howell.
Mr.; Rawllns tltabl onered some y"Ire,
spondcnce with respect 10 tho orgaulzal on
and purposes Of the federal party W. tnr
| philippines, which ne asked To nave printed
! ms document
ne request gave rNSe 20 snlh' n'na'' auu
! lius withdrew his request, indicating thai
he would read the correspondents and thus
| Secure its pnhhcatlon IN me 'ongr'sslona
! Record.
4 resolution offered Yesterday BY llr Ca
/ llnger. directing tho civil service commits
sion to- send certain Information 10 the
senate. was passed.
A resolution offered YESTERDAY by Mir
| Morgan calling upon the secretary ot The in.
terror aud the SECRETARY OF war, concerning
the Pacific and Philippine railroads was
| slightly amended by Mr. Hale and passed
Mr.. Rawlins then rose TO read the CORES
pondence which he had desired ia hive
printed as document He asked hat % be
printed IN The Congressional Record With
out reading. Mr.. Scott w. VA objected.
Mr.. Rawlins then began TO read the CORES
pondencr. which was very VOiumnoue &
proved TO he collection Of private lrft 'rs
exchanged between unnamed persons in this
country and prominent Filipinos n which
were discussed the political rcla ions Of the
United states and the Philippine Islands
Mr.. hawiins declined to yield 10 any sen.
ator for any purpose. He finally sent the
reading was continued. As letter after
letter was read and the name If the writer
was not disclosed llr. Plat tConul rose
and inquired. us this an entirely no.uunc
seresY
= object to the Interruption intericctod
Mr.. Honr.
inquiry. Mr.. Rawlins said: I'm Il plut ke
this, It Is always best to keep the audience
IN staic OF eNpectation. The correspond
cHce WIZ disclose the Hames of the writers
OF me letters.
y rev minutes later Mr.. Wellington Altii
said nc understood that she objection 10 the
printing Of the corTcspondcnce had been
Withdrawn Without furthT reading there.
ioIr tne correspondence Was ordered print
Cd ~ me record and rs docnmen
o. nIriN ,nlhc private pension bills were
passed and the caleud1r cleared
The unfinished business The bin for n,
pioteclon OF inc preSid"ut Of tho United
Sn.n,es was ana before the senate Mr.
eltus lAlh'' sa!d ne would he forced q
Nolt sgalnst me mn rs he objected to thf
rF 1GI Gtlneht o. th' old sndi'lon laws
,bo n"uon va. "ll!red az amrndmrnt t'
w" I!h' phlhErapn ot tho MI providing ID,
psudiIH OF ucAth Tor an assassination of +
pichuen' u ne asSHut on ~" pr"~'d"u
sitIon S" ~, 9, [4 n"ransc g, MS "fhrla p"
coDefinmen, or ,mpairing the exercise Of III
eV NJ V v,l"na, po"crF:
or r-a,,or ~ ~ SiEgesI,u ~" pnSHihliit
The presidemt 'T Toco a,I"i', ,uG an assassin ~
igos phtesiGgnl sPcanse me motive As spoc
me-, snea ny Nj Bacon" amendment had noi
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| tha r,rra.s .''''' ~ Nf'H i''
SssrIIt m no ",nrd'm, 'dIlpe nctW""n ~
crime scn1nst thn pSts"n'llF AMI
A. $500 ~, s'NeI u,meui'
,,ntt "as1'"'l ou W" VIo~iornl ~ person h
sip,iiae m,Isnl w. y" puhlsDed as an!
W. nrni"b,S aibulnsi any other cltizel
voi,ld he "rcatod "'s' 'n oInc'al tinS
VI" 49,. o,'" III at,
",", ~ S"si ~, sald me nehdlnG bill VA
,r ~, ~" ,bi', .in dnn ,uapH 81 puh
II ~ nv! tnl''" w pseh aroused b!
~ ~ ut ,s ~ rue pr'hIutnt. rho amend
m" a ~, i'rLtd ~ AZ. p'eon' ne thought
,bn avs az ""'i'"'e" ~ i've conditions or b.
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ne Go"nrus nnd spenks. be Insisted
~ ~ taAf IN, M uNltc lnSl t"ielNe IN d1r
S',nr anu MI lue pIeslueht OF the Jnite
n,a,Ifss, ouREnt 10 pay the penalty provide
." az Ials piIt.
l ~ STU Wy plsstn' NaH pdu tliue 70 q
} Spt'lsl pIeadlng tor aparchistlc criminals
; hSlr crimes We're agalns' anyone In power
l si '''h'luueu WIN an eloguen
uthuncial''}l 81 ,hnar,hN Which elicite
utall. hpPLduse Il"ni tht Raueries,
~ suPP"T,lnE tne nlL Mr, H'af suggesie
.Fa ,, Ut, bncpl anlend,hent aud bis oil