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ed, 'fhe Senator knows,n and added: .sIn some way or another the Republican SAn- stofs have been able to unlte measures without q party resolution and uhen A: man bolteds he was shot on the spot. They have carried party discipline to tiie point cf anject submission; we have pavsued our coprte to the point of insubordina tion Now say that in the future when your meesufes are right you win have the solid Democratic vote: if you are not riElit, wo fwill oppose you.s
 ] He appealed tc MT. Spconcr to know # that was not the correct position but the Wiseoflsin Senator replied in the nexa- tive. expressing the opinion th4k 6ena- tors should vote as they think. ma not n two-thfrdS of their party caa1Isix may direct This expression of opinion brought opt the statslnent from Mr. Bdi,ey that thia opin50n had not been exempti1ed h Mir. spooner's cficial life. hecanec he said. there had been many insi8ucea In which Nr. spooner pointed out the obs nd3ions featnres of measures ayld after ward had voted for them.
 Mrs Spooner replied by calling ftttntion t6 his vote. on the Hawaiian bilf and the ship eubsidy bill. but Mr. Bailey asserted that Mr. spooner,s party had always been sbie to secure his vote whenever needed % save party measure.
 Bailey nefeuds Unit Rule. 1fr. 'Bailey then entered in dsfense of unity of action on party measures call- ing attention 10 the party's long retention In power when united before the civil gI have no patience with q uuswump,' ' hessaid. and added. "When a man thinks he knows more than his party he sho i'd kef out. of Che party. For him to remain after reaching such conclusion must be bad either for him or his party.
 Again addressing the Republican side of the chamber and leaning far over the aisle toward the Republican Senator's, most of whom were in their seats. and GiyinK him their closest attention* be said. 1T don1 wonder that you look worried. You will get xno help from us. You have been getting it. and always have been able to ind some one over here who was willing 10 make an honorable exception, to use the language of the Senator from Wisconsin, and vote for anything you might ahk them to vote for. but you will Set 10 rnefe Of our votes. ', "
 Foresees Democratic Success.
 He concluded this feature of his address by asking to be pardoned for publicly re- ioscing oyer . prospect of party unity and said that his attitude must be explained by his great disappointment over the lack
 
 th1t with "a return to the conditions be- fore the war the party would again re- turn to It's successeN of that time
 Mfr, Bailey then resumed hts discussion Of the sconstitutionality of reciprocity treaties. beginping . coiloquy with Mr. Hale. Messrs. Platt fConn.).. Fcraker and Lodge explained briefly that they did not agree with the position of either MT. 6poonerscr 3dr. Bailey. All three main- tained that with the aid of the Senate the President has the satne power 70 ne- gotsate treaties affccting commercial and tariu questions that he has to negotiate other treaties.
 At 4:fS o'clock the vote on the final mas. saRe of the bill was taken.
 After President pro tempore Frye an- ilouncod the result the Senate agreed to the House resolution providing for an adjourrpaept December 1s. to January {, for the holidays
 Tne eeRate at ASS went into executive sssslSp snf at 5:iF R n, Aeieuzred,
 The News ils Havana.
 1favaiaS. Dec. t6 News of the passage by the United sthtes Senate of the bln' Tor reciprocity between the United States and Cuba was conveyed here by Q bulletin from the Associated Press and was spread through the city nt the. close of the business day. It came somewhat az surprise both to the Cuban and Spanish merehauts the prolonged neeotlations and the many delays having caused a feeling Of skepticism as to the outcome. President Palma and the members of his cabinet expressed no sur prise at the passage of the bill as they have always been confident that tiie scheme ofeeciprocjty would eventually be successfully carried out. Nevertheless they were highly sratified.
 Expressions of satisfaction are universal In Havana tonight Americans engaged In Enterprises in Cuba are enthusiastic and believe that business generally will find relief from the deperssion of the past four months during which time stocks ran extremely low It is. thought that the of the bill win result immediately Id heavy buying both from the United States and Europe.