Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-15
STATEHOOD ASSURED.
Senate Adopts Without Division the
Conference Report.
MONEY DENOUNCES 1T
In the Lever House There Mas q
Round Of Applause Prom Both
sides When Hamilton In.
formed the Members.


adopted without division the confer
enee report on the statehood bin a
$50 o'clocA Wednesday evening Tn.
report was debated BY Senator's For
sker. Bailey, Patterson. Money. Du
bois. Morgan. Stone. McCumber and
Others. Several Democratic sepr ors
sntimated that the consolidation OF
Oklahoma and Indian Territory would
inure TO the advantage Of the Repub-
lean party. Senator Money express.
ed special regret that Democratic sen.
ators we're united with Republicans
In bringing the result He also de.
eiAFed that II the two territories were
IN the north not a man on the Repub.
hcan side would vote 20 unite them
Ne declared the motive on the mart OF
vaSsals
He also spoke Of the liquor provis.
ION az The subject OF Just Indignation
on the part OF the people. saying that
Is the result Of that pharisalcaI cant
ana hypocrisy which leads some 10
scFuunize with great care the sins of
Others while totally obliyious of their
He pleaded for the right OF the
people Of the new state 10 rerulat.
Their own affairs. and declared thgt
ne Houil rot give any 100 people
G. the west FOR 500 people OF the
east. because one western man A.
worm i've eastern men ln an RESPECTS
aha can take better care of their NOR
ais than could the people OF the aef.
fete east. Some countries might -.
quire bic laws. but not that section
In conclusion. be denounced the BIN
as sectional and partisan In purposa
senator Foraker replied Ia depreca.
tloh OF the tone % Moneys speech
"a! ing that u was the first time since
ne bad entered the senate that he had
heard a speech based on sectional Is.
sues. He declared that there is no
occasion FOR the turbulent condition
Of tne senator's mind" and pointed
out that according % the latest iudl.
cations the Republican party would
aaVe gained by the admission two
states IN place of one. because so far
= there have been election returns
hey have been favorable 10 the Ra.
'ubiican party. II said. however. that
ie had not heard political or section. ,
y reason given Tor The objection He ,
'lso said that Mr Money had made ,
90 much % the prohibition provi.- ,
on
70 may BE-" he said. that they are =.
iot wild Indians" and was abort fo 4.
'rncecd. when Senator GallinEer said. q,
Lhey are Wild when they are drunk" !
Senator Dubois announced hts Ia.
ention 90 vote against the acceptance A.,
{ the report because 0f the uolvramv =
revision inserted and .n doing 30. =
e took occasion to review bis Own b
oliucal experiences in dealing with :.
be- Mormous. saying that he knew hls
tand on the question would result
his enforced retirement from the
suate A.
senator Bailey indicated disBleas
re over the location OF the capital
The proposed new safe OF Okla
oma af Guthrie until 1913. but said n
Iat ceiling that Okla oma and In. ,r
an territory had been kept ont OF
atehood too long he would make no ~
fort 90 defeate the adoption OF the IN
port He spoke az length OF the ef IA
rt % link the fate OF those two
with that of Arizona aud n
'w Mexico as inoXcuzable and ex.
essed the opinion that the separate Cd
te allowed 20 tae last two mention.
would settle for an time the Ques. VI
boz. ~
In the house OF representatives there "a
Is "a round OF applause from both CO
les of The chamg-r wneu Mr Ham. ee
1n OF Michigan roporte- that The nj
lferees on statehood bin had reach n.
un agreement. and asked tnat t
printed To the Congressional Rec. "a
By the terms OF the conference rr. "a
q. Indian Territory and Oklahoma m.
tO De- admitted 90 the Union as rfg
p state. under the name of Oklaho. ne.
The territories OF New Mexico beI
! Arizona are % BE- admit.s. as one
te under The name OF Arizona. pro
ed the people OF each 0f these ter
.ries vote for Joint statehood az ar Il.
,tion 20 be held Nov. o next.