Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-23
58TH CONGRESS.
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Again. expressing his conviction that
later events had indicated his course
| Hoar expressed his confidence in the
! Wisuom and courage of the Presi-
| dent saying that ne had no secrets
from the people and adding We APP
| prove what he has done already and
what he promised to do He had, he
| also said. supported Mr.. Roosevelt
| through one administration and eX-
pccted to support him in another
| Passing to the more immediate con-
| sideration of the treaty. Hoar said
that the independence of Panama is
| an esta bishe1 fact and all that the
i senate has to do is to deal with the
treaty on its merits.
Speaking of the Presidents action
| in regard to the recognition of a new
government. Hoar repeated from a
speech made a few weeks ago to the
effect that he did not believe much in
| formation could be had from Panama
relating to the formation of the nav
republic and he added that it was well
! known to the President when he acted
| that he could get no more informa ton
! If he waited q year.
HOar called attention to the fact that
/ Massachusetts had kept Republican
senators in Washington ever since the
birth Of the Republican party and said
that none of them had worn muzzles.
He sail that he had been outspoken
and 1T times Independent, but as a rule
the Senate had brought him around to
tire other way OF thinking ia the end.
He had. he said, been kept in the Sell
ate longer than any other man from
the state.
Repeating his intention of support
ing the treaty. Hoar said he believed
the ratification would be ACCOMPLISHED
without any faint Of national dishouor
and he experienced the satisfaction of
feeling that he had done something to
PIT the transaction on the level
In the course of his remarks Hca,.
made complaint of the speech made by
Foraker in criticism of his previous AID
dress. and when Hoar concluded. Foraker
in reply said that if he had on the former
occasion misunderstood Hoar he was no
| the only senator who had done so. IL,
quoted the speech made previously by
| German in which the latter had highly
commended Hoar's speech. Whether Cor
man properly interpreted the speech the
recold must testify. and Foraker auo;eC
! passages from Hoar's former speech il
| Justification of his Interpretation.
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