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CONGRESS ORAL
The Destitute Americans.
The Senate Votes Aid for Resi
dents in Cuba.
Wasuingion, May 18. Cuba en
grossed the attention of the senate.
Public Interest was shown by tho
great crowds which beslpged the galle
ries throughout the day. Among the
occupants of the diplomatic galleries
were Sir Julian Pauncefotc, tho Brit
ish ambassador, and Minister Hatch
of Hawaii, and in the reserved gallery
was General Daniel Sickles, ex-Unltcd
States minister to Spain. "Neither
the Spanish legation in Washington
nor the Cuban junta was represented
so far as could bo observed.
Two phases of the subject, were pre
sented. First came the question of
the relief of the destitute and starving
Americans in Cuba, and Morgan's
resolution, which caused a spirited
debate. The first question was quickly
disposed of. The resolution declares
that war exists in Cuba, and that
strict neutrality should be maintained
by the United States. Morgan stated
that, unless some senator desired to
speak, he would ask a yea and no vote
on tho pending motion, of Hale, to
refer the resolution to the committee
on foreign relations.
Hale suggested the absence of a
quorum and a call after some delay
brought forty-eight senators, just a
quorum, to the senate. A vote was
about to be taken when Wellington
rose for his maiden speech, which
proved to be a vigorous protest against
tho resolution and a plea foi its refer
ence to the committee on foreign re
lations. IN THE HOUSE.
Action by the house, on McKlnley's
recommendation for relief for Ameri
can citizens in Cuba, which was pre
vented by the rules under which the
house is operating, doubtless will be
taken at the next meeting of the
house on Thursday. The committee
on rules will present a rulo fixing a
time for debate, on the resolution
adopted by the senate to appropriate
850,000. Mr. Bailey, the Democratic
leader, who endeavored to couple Sen
ator Morgan's resolution organizing
bellgerency of.the insurgents with the
bill for an appropriation, proposes to
I secure a vote on the question by pc-
sentlng a minority report from tho
committee on rules, which will make
it in order to offer the substance of
iirrBa
resolution in an amend-
Mr. Dingley said that a minority
report could not be made to the house,
unless it proposed matter germane to
the general report. He doubted, ho
said, whether the proposition to
recognize the insurgents as belliger
ents, could be considered cermane to
an appropriation for relief of Ameri
can citizens. Mr. Dalzell, of the com
mittee on rules took the same view
of the matter.
It is unlikely that Speaker Reed
will declare the minority report out
of order. The Democrats, however,
are determined to bring the house to
vote on belliRereucy for Cuba.
Mr. Bailey said that the Republi
cans did not want to meet the ques
tion with a Republican president who
would be put in a position of enforc
ing or disregarding the recommenda
tion of congress. lie added, when
asked if a minority report would bo
in order, that tho Democrats would be
tempted to repeat the scenes of tho
iifty-iirst congress if the speaker re
fused to allow considerations reported
to the senate a resolution carrying
into effect the president's message in
regard to Cuba. The resolution,
which carried an appropriation of &30,
000 for tho relief of tho destitute
Americans on the island, passed the
senate without division.
It took exactly eighteen minutes
for the reading of the message, pres
entatlon of the committee reoort, and
linal passage of the resolution
In the house, Mr. nitt, of Illinois,
asked immediate consideration for a
resolution appropriating $50,000 for
the relief of destitute Americans in
Cuba, hut Bailey of Texas
said ho
must object unless an amendment em
. j
bodying Senator Morgan's resolution
for recognition of the insurgents ba
Added. Mr. Dinpley objected to the
amendment, wliorenpuri Bailey ob
jected to the bill, nnd tho Cuban
,q"""i;n f tracked.
If Illtt's bill for tbc n
I j.i iiiiunuiuiui LI1U J11HJIUJJ1 lilllUll
' of $50,000 for the relief of American
citizens is called up again in the
house, B.iiley will oUcr Morgan's res
olution for recognizing bellgerency.
If the committee on rules reports a
special rule for consideration of tho
bill, which will prevent amendments,
B.iiley will present a minority report
from the committee, which will per
mit amendments and insist on a vote
on the minority report.
MORGAN'S RESOLUTION.
Senator Morgan says the president's
message and the passage of the resolu
tion will not effect the resolution
presented by him. and it will be taken
up. Other members of the committee
on foreign relations say they now bee
no reason for changing their program
with reference to the pending reso
lution. CORUETT'S CASE.
The senate committee on privileges
and elections will meet and take up
tho Oregon senatorial case. Mr. Cor
bett, who holds the commission of
the governor, expects that the com
mittee will make a favorable report
of the question of seating him.
DIVIDEND DECLARED.
The controllor of the currency has
declared a 10 per cent dividend in
favor of the creditors of the Baker
City National bank.
RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
The senate adopted the resolution
of Butler, calling on the president for
information as to authority by which
the proposed sale of tho Union Pacific
railroad had been agreed on between
the executive and a combination of
purchasers.
THE CHAPMAN RESOLUTION.
Senator Iloar reported from the
judiciary committee in favor of takj
leg no action on the Chapman resolu
tion, as Chapman made no applcation
for a pardon. Without debate the
report was adopted, and the resolu
tion went to the table.
RAILROAD LANDS.
Senator Pettigrew called up the res
olution for tho appointment of a com
mission of live sentators, to investi
gate the issue of patents for lands to
tho Pacific railroads, and to the
California & Oregon railroad.
Gear, chairman of the Pacific rail
road committee, moved to refer the
railroad resolution to his committee,
saying that there was no need for a
special committee.
Pettigrew insisted that reference
to the railroad committee would com
mit tho resolution to its graveyard.
The resolution was referred to tlie
railroad committee.
TARIFF MATTERS,
Senator McEnery, of Louisianna,
gave notice of an amendment ho will
offer to tho tariff bill, striking out the
senate amendments in the sugar
scucauie8, anu reinserting tuc nouse
provisions in regard to sugar.
Senator Ilale, gave notice of an
amendment putting chicle on the
free list.
Senator Butler gave notice of
amendments to tho rice paragraph in
tuo taritr mil, increasing tuc autics
so as to make the rates as follows:
Clean rice, 2 cents per pound, un
clcaned, li cents; rice flour, cent;
paddy, 1 cent.
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Without health nothing really matten
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