The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-01

sent the islands In Washington. The
powers of the legislature are defined and
an extended bill of rights set forth the
| Individual rights of citizens and their pro-
lection against unjust laws.
!
Congress- as other exnoaition cities had
! been They were entitled IN so50 00o They
e.. obtained onlv 500 O0o THE annronria tion
| of $3.50 o0O In tbe Senate arendrnant would
| give Then, what tbay should have had
| originally
Mr.. Cannon snola sarcastioa1v os tho
| "cohensiva force 81 ,,,hIio ,I,,ndarn ua
had lived TO see the dav when tbe atate
! of John G. Calhoun the cbamnion az
1 state rights co,na IL hara ord str,,oL
| hands with Nav yorir 70 oa+ through tha
New York annronriat flor
The merton was Iost n to 11e
. A snecial rpIa u,as odortad r. ,,,.ka
! motion ~ susnend t,,a r,,,as IN ordar -
anv time for tbe ,rer,oi,,der ~ the sas
| sion. THE SENATE hill 70 raouire the Ss,r-
| cult Court Of Anneate ~ tba Fifth die
trict To hold term of court annually
at MONTGOMERY. Ala. was passed.
Mr.. Cooper of Wisconsin. chairman of
the committee on insular affairs, pre-
5ented the conference report upon the
Philippine bill. The statement was as
follows:
ph,,t.., rx. ,
'pp'"e So"'.'s"ee nePo's'
ihere were three important points OF
difference between the two houses, name
ly, the provisions in the House bill for a
legislature, another I'm relation to lands
and another in relation to coinage. The
Senate recedes from its disagreement to
J the provision for legislature and agrees
to it, with an amendment providing that
within two years after the census pro-
vided for in the House bill has been COM
pieted, II In the meantime condition of
general peace and good order shall have
prevailed. the President shall order .-.e
fhiiippine commission TO call general
eiec.,on lor tne choice OF delegates TO
popular assembly OF the people OF tnat
por.lon OF the ISLANDS not inhabited by
i.rs,. ,o,os anu pagan i, .ripes whlcn shaii pc
~ ,,,1sant.I ~ pm HsseinoIs. xAs "
49,, asan.rstd. u ,,a.,N ,ne powei os
its ,.a,sha -. . ie-'sNa -
stantiaIiy to the House nro1ision @
Tba Sanata f,,rthar reoadas f-or, a..
disagreement to the provisions of the
Iiouse olii rela'ins 70 PUBIC ,anas ana
as,,o,,,t 80 - =. ~ s.'s
from aooo bectares m 1924 hectares The
Senate has further agreed to the House
provision restricting the ownership and
! control nv menbers of tba cornorations
of mining and agricultural lands with
! additional stringent provisions limiting
these holdings.
I'm the coinage nrovision renort the
! Senate recedes from ito nrovision for The
coinage of a PhiIippine silver dollar and
the House recedes from lie nrovision for
! the estabIisbment of n cold standard Tho
i renorts a pyees ,,non the ,rox,;s,on for cub
! sidiarv co,ns and ,,;,,o, ,,ir,s
"The nro,r,sio,, ralati,.s 90 h,,,,s
el,noin.ted sror,, ~ lin ~
rha hi, .a,.4a,,. ,,.,.., ,,-,,.
| +,o,.- 80 ts -, 80.
~ ~ aIru .ne ~, an Vi iieh's' ooihpe'e aS
" ..o..,. I'm
.ot.,1,, IL , oii iepo,'eu uoes not
Sups.ai.Iahs uiiief i'oih 'he piii Passeu
W me iiouse'
me conference report was adopted amid
| cneers on the Republican side-149 to 49,
1t was a strict party vote except that Mr.
mccall or Massachusetts voted with the
! Democrats.
At 5:35 p. m. the House took recess
until p. m.
N,aht e...;..
s". eeo0'
"hen ene house reconvened at
o'clock the report on the contested elec-
ton case of Wilson versus Lasster
from the Fourth Virginia district which
confirms Mr.. Lassiter's title 70 the seat
| was presented.
The House then entered into consider
alton of the Dick bill to recognize the
mllitia OF the several states.
Mr. Dick made a brief speech In sup
| port of the bill He read letter from
Secretary Root warmly commencing the
terms of the bill, said 1t had the unani-
nous approval Of the national guard and
moved its passage under suspension Of
the rules. Mr.. Mcclellan, Democrat. New
York, thought the bill should receive the
support of both Sides
Mr.. Hay, Democrat Virginia, taking
advantage or the latitude allowed In de-
bate, presented statement OF the appro-
priations OF Congress .or this session.
Which ne inquired would aggregate $S9S.-
4oS'ooo ana look occasion 10 denounce the
reckless extraVagance Wnicn tnese ng.
ures % ihoica'eo' Inc OH was passeo-io
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t, ,',,, % 'uo a, n'n. ueeos ap
. ~ S, ,,as es.st a,,
tha csariasta. ax,os;t,nr ea,Sr.a.t
60 a. rarort ,,as adontad
NJ E,n,av Danoocrat ~ South cor-
o,,r.a than r.oyed 70 rscsda ana concur
a. ~ Char,asto,, rn~,os,ttov, araardrna,t
NJ C.uno,, .atd that r,h,,a - n,as ~,
rosaS - ~ ar,s,d,,ar+ ha could not 80