The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18

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I'LL Demand Investigation;
y Starts With Attack on the
b. Dominican Treaty.
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elnar ASHINGTON, Jan 1.-THE recent
yosscible removal from the White House OF
~ Minor Morris was made the subject
Fng emphatic denunciation by Mr.. Tillman
{ ssthe Senate today. His remarks called
Efct remonstrances from Messrs. Hale,
|rs..,pkIns and Daniel and led to the very
rupt closing OF the doors and the sud
kulisn adjournment OF tho Senate In the
ID xddle OF the afternoon.
|epu Weeps Over Alleged Indignity.
d s1he speech abounded In Mr., Tillman's
b s.,uliar expressions and was character
QAl by many severe and exceptionally
tpnal thrusts at the President. AT
!, fs he wept over what he regarded as
r lIndigntIes to the lady, and his voice
lsh eyes were fun OF tears when he de-
uAred, In the face of protests from his
~ tycstigation OF the White House Incl
|rE hit
+ + Would Demand Investigation.
Il. rhc reference to the treatment OF Mrs.
Of Arris cons stituted the latter half OF a
ech based upon the Senator's rcsolu-
81 making inquiry OF the President con-
TI0ypIng the status of our relations with
llUlI republic OF Santo Domingo and was
ed % Illustrate his theory that the
|ssEsIent administration is tending toward
E rs Eerialism,
ssA Denounces the Senate.
nu A, the first part of the address he char
Ei IL flzed the course of the United States
anto Domingo as a great extension OF
ht, N Monroe Doctrine and said that II
MN r4ued the policy would lead the coun-
knia Into many serious complications. He
Et 1a tscd the President OF putting the
|, p:wty into execution In the face OF the
ltes refusal to act, denounced the
-lte as willing TO submit subsequently
srr.-, that is asked OF 1t and Implored
Pem'tors to show their independence and
ia Va teach the executive lesson and al
Is q same time serve the country.
als p ,-.- !" Declares President Derelict.
Fsel 10 th reference TO the Morris occurrence
* . seclared that the President had been
Euoa Sict In falling to punish his subor-
" tes for their course and quoted state
s from persons said to have been Wit
Frts to show that the proceeding had
:, 80 inhuman. He informally presented
3 - 49,. said that he would tomorrow for
y present a resolution for an invesU-
i, s,s,n OF the entire incident. 4
Ter n Urged to Reconsider.
core was the Introduction of this resolu-
-, which called out the protest from
title Daniel while Mr.. Hale objected to
/ ,au presentation OF the matter at all ex
Ee ca upon proof. Mr.. TIllman declared
Tct ~. determination not 10 be guided by
a.
Snoy of his determination to bring in the
luton tomorrow. The announcement
EEioned a number of hurried confer
ID ETts. and 1t Is understood that as a re-
TO carry out his purpose, Prominent
, n..Ators on both sides said that the rcso-
I D'fpn would command few votes.
entezs Delayed by. Routine.
CnShen the Senate convened today Mr
OF Sman was prepared TO proceed with
thai speech OH the status OF affairs In
beg TO Domingo. OF which he had given
this .1dce, but rs there was considerable
Hes Atine business to be transacted he was
Recognized until 1t had been disposed
tSs- Inquiry in Philippines.
Fe tt7e first matter OF Importance taken
thihl was the resolution offered by Mr.
htepSberson relative TO the ownership by
hay GNppine officials of land I'm the PhUID-
lowed Islands. The resolution was pre-
the Sed by Mr. Culbcrson In modified form
lear Wy, and as modified was adopted eAs
I'm, a1.ied II calls upon the Secretary OF War
he shoflipply the Senate with Information a s
(t Is rshcthcr any member of the Phjlin.
!, but y commission or any officer of the
hiDe or navy Of the United States owns
las Sias any interest In any land In the
lbs, The Secretary is directed. also.
~ftate where such land IL situated
|cuICvticulariy with reference TO the loea.
ds" !" Soiu
oushsse Philippine tariff bill was received
Pou' the House and referred 20 the Com
CouI 20 on Philippine Islands
|er esq Reads From Message.
eoa Iiliman was then recognized He
reon by quoting extracts on the Monroe
Was s;inc from the last annual nnessape
fou'' fe President. EIe laid special strrse
hr,6 thc Presidents declaration that mo
.nars a anu ao &c, ORDERLY government has any.
Ee"o AZ 10 fear from US"
lon ooinnss N inc converse true, that an unjust
aNs asss uiSoroerlY government has some.
Fcny ~ " leut from uSg Mr. TiIlmar
Y, Tcst because N II Is, therein lies ar
enantS. LOT TINS coun
bme Thinks Trouble in Store.
cd s's'rrneant. he said. that the President IN.
FdaN q TO sot up n standard and cnmnc
,outh American nations to adhcrn =,
l, St)(VSseuihs WIN his quotations from
IL w Presidents message Mr. TiIimo,
+ ended that 1t would not beneft ~
Re HGnry TO wrench and stretch the Mon
ioctrlne beyond all precedent II vi,
kek' pehent US 10 step forward upon mi
oc,ety riH. with a policeman's club TO cnforc
ock 81 Claims of bondholders. That is In
fes aho substance OF the new departure
ndjOci contrasts Hays Position.
Erins dIf, Sulocrson interrupted Mr. Tnna,
Po"- JUL M an extract from letter which h
Ahtnl oeen written by Secretary Hay
- y,s aon, INC secretary was reported +
,io sa'o thnt the rejection OF thc no
uin treaty would worI, mo ,rco 20
va. il's purpose. Mr.. Culberso
Y Eranco uy,,, 40 contrast the Secretary
Ia Tti,rnan sn mat OF the President
TNarna' quoted the executive ordo
to ,ndi % establishing a modu
~ und' speaking OF tho r,,ea =,
eue expression "nodus ,,I,!orI9,
NM ISnncd II as n little ronn h, ehdl eng,
lnans on TO life until Won s go, wnIc @
IT, entirely hung" ''o se' zoos
ueclafed there had been coo-o,o. q,
tlhg that order and Inn, ..,,l SioIl ! !
., vou i's unto OF cut-throats had MOI ~ "
IA ~ nS terms until compelled 70 So ~ .
oHlo' Dawson and HIS gunboots ~
thaI the island was nraciican
slrf lrtoed By our gunboats and thai or