The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-17
ROOSEYELT'S IDEAS
His Interpretation Of the Monroe Doc
tfine Approved BY Senators.
FORMER MESSAGE QUOTED
Senate Believes that The United States
May Become Involved
SHOULD THE CRISIS CONTINUE
No Desire 10 EmbarraSs Those 10 Control
at Washington,
THE CRISIS CONTINUE
THE ADMONTION OF SENATOR STEWART
The jealousy of All Europe Has Been
Aroused and 1--WE Should Strengthen
Our Coast Notifications"

1uclan question occupied the attention 81
the senate In executive session today for
almost an hour Tho question came IN
Informally almost immediately after the
public was excluded, Senator Teller, dis.
claiming al intention Of being critical. and
saying he merely desired information, asked
Senator Cullom. chairman Of the commit
tee on foreign rotations, Tor the informa
ton he possessed ns 70 tho Venezuelan AZ
fair. Mr.. Teller, In lnquiripg, said that tho
situation is such that senators felt that the
Monroe doctrine at any time might he
come involved II the complication should
continue,
Senator Cullom replied to the inquiry that
he had no knowledge Of recent events not
contained In the public prints. Messrs
Racon, Hoar. Lodge and Stewart oil made
remarks In none OK the addresses was
anything harsh or critical said. There
was n general agreement that, while the
means adopted by Great Britain and Ger
many for the collection Of their dobte had
been quite strenuous, they thus far had
committed no infringement Of the Monroe
doctrine. and therefore had done nothing
to which the United States could tukc cx
ception
This was the position Of Senator Culom,
as II was ~ other senators who spoke. MIR
Cullom said that much light as n the Mt
itudc OF tho administration could be- oh
tained by consulting the correspondence be
tween the state department and the Ger
man Ambassador year ago. Ne then
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