The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
Facts All Published.

IT, All itlio fncts, he sud, We're July pllp-i
slished In all the newspapers III mo cilS
&or Boston lit the time and were pello' Ic
Ills constituents when he was aeiectcu 9. ~ ~
tile Massachusetts Senate int1ato ana az q, lovl,
and 10 tho Congress or the United States
III 1919 md 1901, 3"u,,d 4 was not y he said
IN conclusion. until twenty years after
THE ALLEGED offense that any ihutvldilaA
was found who felt that it was necessary
+ or proper To alll,de to he circumstances
I OF the case. NJ 5.3 iii I. Il . x
ii Wien Mr.. Sullivan concluded, his Re
Ipublican colleague, Mr.. Gardner feel
a}ingly smoke OF his ultimate association
WITH. Mr. Sullivan In the Massncll'set!!s
Senate. He testified to Mr., Sulllylln's
worth rs ID. man. anu salG. alniu sr rci =
applause; VI, 4, e x
39#."rhere 10 no man iii massachusetts to-
6 day for whom personally would sooner
lay down my&lfe und say that tho5n,an
is honest and above rcproach than Mr..
). Eulliyan."" IN ~ .l!i Il Il 34s I (,
mo balance Of the day was devoted g
consideration OF the naval appropriation
bills Mr.. Llttletield. of Mainc. speaking at
length regarding tho necessity for Keep
ing appropria tons within tho limit of6t TUG
revenues Of the country.
Big Deficiency Expected.
Anticipating a deficiency at the end & c
the next fiscal year. of $50, 100000 o s9V, :
h 400, 900 IL all appropriation billS repofteeu
became law MI. Littleileld (Malne) M
uuired of Mr.. Foss IL 1t was wise or prli-
II dent to appropriate III excess OF the rev
cnnes TX . (.
MI. Foss replied that OIL general priiil--
&ciples Congress- ought to appropriate az
& cording toIthc revenues. $ ( /.
The ,pbuilding Of IL large military As-
zta blishment was opposed Thy Mr. sl2iNfy
Il (virgina), who predicted that unless q
halt wns called the people would have but
N few privileges beyond paying taxes Cor
4 tho support of such an establishment and
the great display which tfcoud occasion.
MIR. Littleleld discussed tho conditions
II existing In the hilppines, and said that
From a financial and recommendation OF
view they would continue to be "a Ycritn-
lilo Pandor,i's box. ~ HH would, lie said,
vote to strike Off every tariff between
Sthe$tJnitcd states and the Philippines.
1.-THE Islands belong to us" he sud,
land VIC must legislate for them, and
the future will determine whether this
nltruistic international experiment may,
I'll 'tlie5lght Of history, be deemed worth
while. y S.4 .53f
The Big Stick.
s',Whilc 1t might be wise TO keep an
open door," he said he did not know
rs how large the SLICK may DC heGdeu
10 keep between tho door and It's Jam.
Speaking Of the South American repu5-
lies Mr. Littlehed expressed apprchen-
sion that the United States would sooner
i or later lie policing them. Tho Monroe
doctrine, he declared, did not go so f;il
that the United States must sltupon tht
threshold Of every South American repuh
( lie land keep the door open IN order thu
they may cash their checks or collect thu
indebtedness OF any single power" III
3 did not want the period toscome "wler
{ The republic shall develop intoa minister
4 plenpotentinry and envoy cxtraordinar.
FOL, the money cfAiigersa%aof Europe, a:
guaranteeing ire sThvlolability OF TIL
republics"