The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-22
T@lR PRODS ROOSEVELT.
,tter Has No Business Meddling
=, ,',,iI Measures Reach Him Regularly.
.,,,ycru OF STATEHOOD BILL
.,o,,d on a Test Vote to Go into
ssl'..o,,tiye session--ousy Push
inc tho Measure

January For three hours
Waslns prrnham N. H. addressed the
'ooAs a Imposition to the omnibus state
senAve ~ becoming fatigued he suspend
ho0e romsrks until tomorrow.
60 W. c,,lom explained the necessity Tor
MI tor az the Cuban reciprocity
c'nsO' INA appealed to Mr.. Quay 70 per
reau, a-acntiye session. The latter re-
Nil :" "A the matter was put to vote,
ilf.u 80 resnlt that the senate refused to
WI 40 executive session. 80 to q, which
~ ,he first test vote on the Statehood
~ reward the end Of the day. MIR.
-. ~. criticised the president for expressing
IO4 ..nroval or dlsapproval OF bills before
We - had acted ON them. His remarks
s0ns' allied forth by Mr.. Burton Offering
IN which. he said. had been vetoed
hv the president, but that 1t now met
With bis appfoval' .o,o+a odio,.,,,,
ashs, the senate met today the Vest
WHEN recurring the finance committee
y ,snort bill removing the duty on coal,
W referred to the committee ON nnhlce.
H. Ouay then, IN accordance with MIS-
.at,ce gwen yesterday, called up the state
ig ~ Rnrnhsm N. H addressed the sen
* IN onpostinn TO Statehood for Okla
Sors Arizona and New Mexico. After
.aIstnr for three hours. Mr. Durham 5us-
s,fsn9sa Ms remarks until tomorrow.
'Wr Culom appealed TO Mr.. Qray to per
liz on executive session for consideration
~ the Cuban reciprocity treaty. IAe rv-
4 S,ost was not acceded 20. and Mr.. Cullom
4 remarked that be would see II the senate,
rnder the circumst aces, would Sit here
All do nothing" and moved an executive
M Quay said he hoped the motion would
"A M voted down. and II was lost, y to 81.
mis- vote was regarded as q test of the
strength for and against che omnibus bill,
n md was as follows
N sddge. Buruham, Burrows, Clapp. Culiom,
81 Dietrich, Dolliyer, tairbanks, FRYE, Cam
n hi Hanna Hoar, Lodge, McComas, Miller,
Il Nelson Proctor. Quarlcs simon, Spooner,
ID Wefm0re. DebOC, Dryden-21.
"a Nays-BacOn, Bate, Berry. Blackburn
Burton. Carmack Clark GontJ, Clark
Il Toiaker, Foster UaD, Ialllnger, Gibson,
81 Hsnsbrough, Heitfald. Jones New, No
III cImber McTauriu miss J. Mallory. Martin,
q Mason Morgan. Perkins PeJtus, Quay,
Ri Harris, Turner Vest. Jones, Wellington, ~,
HI The following pair7 were annouI cod the
hrst named would vote for the moN)H.
# Warren, with Daniel: Elatt n. W, til
81 PerrOse; hefns, with Mitchell; Scott, vith
IA Tlkins: HaWley. with Teller: Dillingham;.
Ri with Tillman. Eean. with Money: Kit
+ redse With Patterson; Depew. with Nc
81 Emery; Plat Comm. with Bailey; Hale,
IA With Foster CWashl
III Tie republicans voting or paired in the
negative were: Burton. Clark (Wyo), I'll
IN brs Foraker. Foster (Wash). Gallinger,
III Hsnshrough, Jones (Nev.). McCumner. Ma
p1, Mitchell Penrose, Perkins, Quay,
MI Stewart and wellington.
#3 By trenimous consent The following bills
& vtfe passed: Fixing the time and places
M tu holding regular terms Of the United
N& states circuit court Ia the Western dis
4 triet Of Virginia; house bill. amending the
k ct 10 divide the Stnte Of Texas into four
M judicial districts; providing that the fifth
= district court Of appeals shall hold at least
M one term Of court annually at Montgum
= Ell Ala, on the frat Monday in Septem-
net Of each year; to amend the bankruptcy
NJ Fairbanks gave notice that he would
cay up the immigration bill tomorrow morn
n n. regular order was demanded by Mr.
MI Now Mr.. President. sai6 he, eve are
EH READY Tor vote on This bill {"
b NJ. nelson was quickly on his feet and
E declared 9lr Quays course was clearly out
q reason, as Mr. Bur0ham had not con
eluded his remarks
That was practically determined by the
we q me senate, remarked Mr. Quay
az sald ne was disposed to ne courteous
N y Mr. burnhsm and TO listen to his re
MARKS, but II first one senator and ther
golaef opposed to the omnibus bill took ar
N ,iFse or four days each. II was not v ortt
M salle to push the bin further
conclusion" he said no matter what
may be, vote should he reached. II
g h the important Legislation awaiting
Mi tlch ~ the senate"
ae z, thereupon said he had no objection
Me blll being laid aside until tomor
~, ~, WhgD he would move to take it up anC
MI q before the senate Then TURNING
= MI Beveridge, Mr. Quay said: Il bope
t y M senator a., from Indiana will be prepared