The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
THE HEPBURN BILL.
CONTINUED from First Paae.l

I IePo'L WIS tIug. W Snau'' C9'i "a,
asked n Mr. Ile ,, lid MOI bniIsvc ' Win
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viu"l 10y 'jal tue h iS,iuh VIII u"'e
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had statnd ,bo rasnartire aGvop4nges NJ
| both rt,,toi - t,,iitta,, tho,, tti.,t,,,.
I'm ~ ,IJes nnutr tnem
,,i - ny I'll VIA , ."e ss..,u
stances "a nv ScntIo,na ,' Who ahsorhs ibc
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in"i ~. ,ll''. a. .'gl ~ ~" "i'yS tsd
Nils n,,rcg San rran,5s,a ana Nor nj
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'dmPgnT MAS dilSradiicG 'F IN 'I prSHco 9
i i6C' nrtSI StgtIs 70 ''''e no ''''n' except }"
,,r il we hg.iI me Ni'aragno 'nqaI ~ ask,,i
I if,,,iI' '. y. ,,', IA l.. lh,il IHi' 'u'
and rsBnif" '''' "''' ''N'''''''' ''e '"
..rbcr" t. I'm. ..f,, rr,l,,tri,r ~, ,.,,
! c,,nis t' ,.G s.u', pre- l'i',n "' iHn9
! ,hor, - NV s,,', M, i,.u . i liN
by anotbsr. ~ '"' '"- ''. "''.
NNh'u nv I" I'D aatI-lh'hiA or giving lhe
/ IIg,,'e,,, tNG author ~ To- hn'Id "- G,iucr
! i,Vt, WI Hepburn again raised applause
wy ace ai, l,i ioit h. Looked 4non 'ny A.
i,,n, y" r.'1l,il' me uiIeI t"l's VA ,i'
'aau
net he .bciter 10 wait q few DAYS or woos~
T ror crcss inst what ho could obtain In fhr
/ wov of concessions FROM Nicaragua
In an enterprise ot this magnitude" fo.
+ aud mover Win he a d1r ,.rtY some ,.ntIr
mau w.I not hc lulc to urgn some reason
for nospouement" Arllnusoo
We nave "cu -ufcrng flom that for
'.lrs,' continued Mr. Hopuuru "aud !
u assured by tlus. vino s.ow tl9f Ib0
, protocol VIM Nicaragua has reached sGoh
o. stage NAT we arc certain go get wh1t wa
want tAppl"u-ol "If i' is true rhnr ibc
Panama crmparv Aag uiadc flr r.4n..iti,,.
then We should deal with Cololunia which
owns the canal
rights N g. made an orfcr to saUs'' aslal
Mr. Reeves
u Co., o.. .,,.,. 49,, ...-
foriciurcf" '' '''''' "'"'" FISK
coonIseioe !nvs tbot ~, rn% oo jug is nn or hs
n forfeiture not only Of the companv's iran.
'nlst nnl Us pI'ncr'E In t"lnmhln.'
Hsp'IinE 70 Inquiries from Mr.. Cannon
Nicaragua Mr. IH,rhurn aid bt4 under,
standing waa that 100000 AND Si.U".uUn
oro c Ss,n W., 1H hSNrS o. owed Nicaragua
a cannon Insisted n,ot rol5i,r ,,on,l
lost by waiting Tor saw sixty days until
.,.,o aus as L" 'hlS protocol could be
Ar Iepburn declared tb,t +bts u,,,it
have the effect of further dclovIrr mo
project
Mr. cannon said that while he had nj.
wavs favored the caual he was satisfied
. the preclpinte passage NJ this bin sacrificed
advantages which the Tpited States now
r,.So l-.,, and r-1nt heavy increase in
cost which would have 10 come ont of the
trnoSrrN,
nil lee vhlcb Trrlrfci Xxx All M ,ut con-
Mr. Hepburn with an earnest plca Tor its
passage He adyocatod Tho NirntqEu1 r1tb.
. or than the Panama route ana in.IstrI
I that the time had now arr.S when talt
/ should cease ana work begin '"
Mr. Richardson tAlal aIsn supported tho
NV. arguing that The Nicaragua route vas
preferable In many ways to tho p1pa,no
/ route
Mr. Mann GlIl declared that tho ev
| "crtS WHO bad examined the routes boI
( differed widely md Thought thn nov. 49,
( considered hofnro *. .,,., r'-nu We ilriN',
itself TO tho Nicaragua ROME Mr. rtcn.
burn had expressed fhe hone rhet tnrri,.,
.hipS might be able 10 GO through tie
runal free Of charge. TIM tro,thIc Win
( that hope was that II wns ruIrir pifici
! before birth nv the now treaty Win 'tn,H
! land. which would prrypn, nrercreptioI dls
| crlnlnation In rates He ana moi agroe