The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
! Situation Reviewed.


public prints of the world tina t there was
a little Insured ton in the town Of. Pan n
ANA on the Sd of November last; that the
troops OF this republic, whose soyefte1g 81,
Der: Before that revolution had lifted it's
head. orders were given to the N navy Ste OF
cept the troops of that State, whose SOW.
I eratgny we had guaranteed; SUBSEQUENT
orders were repeated. and twice Inc
peace. had guaranteed her. sovereignty.
Intercepted her from EsuppressinY rev.
olution in her. borders.
Within short time TINS NILS ~ !e ronra
the United States had entered into q.
Str.qty with its sister government. WneTe-
By she sold out TO the United stases riTH his
Statement Sta will translate to your minds d
the reasons why i could not. at the die.
tate OF Judge, jurors or any man or set
''The thmian canal Is indeed a
dream OF the ages, in which are ssso-
ciated many ideas OF proEress.- In ar
Is an9hsF IS a
4 great republic. In which all men shall
Sc free. There Is g; dream Of liberty a nd
law walking side by see Z, N peaee ane
in which no man IS. above the !! law oe
he President. or judge, or however hign
his h mqis eDe sXpp ins S
Ill the & Constitution Of the United
States. which you and alike have SWORN
10 support, there Is provided thal. Gon !.
rSsry ali
the Judges and all the books regard tnat
as exclusively giving the power 70 con 7Sn,
grsss and to Congress a!one o. hu
can, declare war when and against whom
he ipleases. Nhen war Is once deciarsa 2
itinyoves YOU me and eyer g c,''k hIs =
anp Saun 70 II. The Wise authors the
Cons tltutlon OF the United States strlpped
IND tUi1 4left that great author.
| ity In the representaty and lstcrs q
~ According t. my humble Z Judgment rag = ths
records for yourself. the President OF
/ the United States made an act Of war
asanss sS bsey and II
does doe Il that hat thing b in the Democratic ic
] party Republican party Or any s, 01ln 81
!, the them man n to stand up and approve IT,"
w ~ non Senator, Daniel had concluded his
| brief but splendid address, he held quite
an informal reception at the Speaker
| stand the Joint session having previously
adjourned il, 3.j 4, Y
Z. Z. The House.
III The House resumed Its session at 1919
O'Clock, and the following bills were Of
fered: as
! Mr., Anderson, who was absent on Tues
, day, asked that his name be entered or
the journal as voting for Senate. Daniel
and 1t was so ordered. Ar
Mr.. Stubs offered two resolutions
winch 7we.e referred. lnqulrlng into tht
expediency first Of erecting an institution
tor the colorcd deaf and blind, and SO
cond, the carrying out of the Governors
recommendatio as to charging TN
1 State Library. i. H
The following bills ware offered AMI re-
1 7 by Mr.. Llon--To provide q new charter 70
tho town; Of Manassas and TO amend tho dis
| pensary act for that town. sLi
1 : ~ Mr. Royall-To allow sheriffs and con
| stables fees In certain matters,
4 Hy Mr. collier.-To prohibit persons 5E92tf
/ tpenaity torEviolatton. ~. .
Ry Mr Adam,-ro reduce the State taxs
ubC y IN ns9v sys eem i,hi tor failure
pToH estabiish a dspensary for the sale Of IN
1 toxicating liquors IN the town Of Pulaskl an
To prohibit all persons. Arms. cooperation
4 "a sell, barter or excl sncfs N sai
i towns and to repeal all laws cantlsl VIII
YES ST y IN ss q saaa Ef0sps