The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
HALE GETS WRAThY
ACCUSES QUAY OF CoNFlscATlNG
THE TIME OF THE SENATE,
Resolution by Morgan Questioning tho
Credentials OF Or Fleuan' VINO
Signed Colombian Treaty

washington. January 20 In the senate
MIR QUAY, In charge Of the omnibus state
hood bill. Insisted on It's consideration |"
tho exclusion Vt other business When
senator Platt q. ~ attempted TO cal UP
y committee report providing for the prlnt
inc Of n document, Mr.. Quay objected. Mt
Hale therenpon declared that Mr. quay
was cou6scatlng the time az the senate
The latter replied calmly that this could ne
ohyiated by allowing q vote on the stare
hood hill
resolution offered by Mr.. Morgan CAlal
/ questioning the credentials Of Or. Her
rop. the Colombian charge d'anaires, VINO
signed with Secretary Hay the canal
treaty. caused the senate 10 go into long
executive session.
AT its conclusion the diplomatic and con
sular appropriation bin was passed ih'
Lodge amendment providing for q reor-
gonlzptiop Of the service was ruled out OF
order aud debate thereby cut on
I'hp Lodge amendment was rejected on
mini OF order by Mr., GRlliugcr, who sala
The senate had listened TO lecture ny NY
senator from Maine. who has charged tuht
a majority was administering. u was soHe'
thing he had never heard of before, ana nc
hoped he would never hear OF II again
The credentials Of Mr. Alger. recent
elected senator from Michigan, and OF Mt,
KIttredae reelected senator from south
Naloto wore presented and the oath Of
office was administered 20 them
shortly before adjournment the statcnhou
bin was again taken up and Mr., fnguk Nj
having II In charge in the absence OF MI.
! QUAY, Yielded for the passage. Of 2 house
Iii making an appropriation FOR me sup
nression and to prevent the spread OF con-
tagious and infectious diseases OF hNe
stock A. .t,,,,
, hIe stntehood bill speech today, and at $50
n m. the senate adjourned nntii tom'r-
Soon after tho senate met today Mr.
! Plntt IN ~ presented n report IRON NE
committee Oh printing ANA asked Tor ~
i consideration 10 this Mr. Quay fh) on
!, Mr. Hale said things had come to pretty
mass II privileged reports from the c"
II mittoe on printing could not be considered
4 IIr said that Mr., Quay had cnnMchlch ln'
" tin,e ~ thc senate from . oc ok aud l'
non, sought to conhscatc the lime OF the
,,,orring hnur in tho interest ~ the tthte
% hood biI He hoped Mr. Pintt would move
ia 10 take up the Pointing resolution,
" MIR Quay replied lhat t9erc IN oc .', ,,
eroot deai Of snarling and snecrng on ~
III door nf the senate" about his action. H'
,n ,,,ou sinnIy CARRYING out tho Will nf the ma
inritv ~ tho senate. Those VINO were IN n
=. INC complaints could relieve all pressure Wy
30 aiiovinp n vote GA the bill. He Nald ll
vas tired Of being leciured and hert"'e'
hy the senator from Maine ,
Ntr Halo gnld MIR Quay was mistaken J
he thought the majority If the Srhhte wa
with hun In ohjcctug 10 n prnp"s tioh Nu'l
9 Ms printing matters Tor tlc ,"uI'KH,,ehr , =
die SENATE He again urged thht MT. flhi
move 10 consider the res tuition.
,h MIR. Coclrell then made the point ina
az pnder tho rules q single objection chrilr'
le- mo resolution over. and he WIS SUBSTANCE
le by President pro TEN FRYE.