| Show SILVER AMENDMENT Senator Stewart Proposes An Addition lo inn Tariff Bill rilOTIUINU UK hlLYIlt COINAGE To Supply All tlclnclrs find Sleet loin ulilealonii lh Morgan I Itisolulliiu On uba I WASHINGTON May lSTbo galleries gal-leries oftiiertenalu were flllel when the session opened j at noon although the Morgan Cubm resolution was not 10 i order until oclock Stewart Nevada gave notice of in lutnJmont ho woull oflar to Ibo I tariff bill providing Ibat there shall beat be-at all limes a reserve fund In I the treasury ol 50000000 sod that when evor tile available balance shall exooeJ 30000000 It shall be the duty ol the secretary ol the treasury to Invent the surplus In United Biates bonus and that when there It less than any million dollars In the treasury be ball issue legal tender nonlnlerft bearing Dole to make up the dell Clancy tliat aucb notes be mad pay i able out of an surplus ovor 50000000 that If 1 Insufficient coin to meet the obligations ol Ibo United States shall coma Into the treasury through ordinary ordin-ary sources of revenue the > secretary ball exchange silver certificates for coin which Is In the treasury for their Redemption that the conversion of liver certificates shall discharge the coin obligations of the United States and It shall be the duty of the secretary secre-tary of the troapury to coin sufficient sliver bullion mirohss d under tile law I of July 14 1890 to Supply all de flcleucer Kupply coin louder these provisions meet and uiacbnrje all coin obligations presented Tim CUBAN RESOLUTION The Morgan Cuban resolution wag aken up at 2 oclock Mason Illlboli Ipoke III II All PPuri He ratio 1ro iitnt MoKlnleyi meiaigeto prove till t a state ul war exists in Cuba 9411 there Is I no war then there ought to lie one with ue10 be said Americans 1 In Ouebu r i0 I Cuba need lo be defended with 1 bayonets as well as broad10 Mason read train Ibo reports made lo the Senate by tbe committee on foreign relations In auppor1 of his statement that the Cobalt government exists Wel1logon who opposed the resolution was elected on a plat orm ot Independence lIar Cub1 be aid 80 was 1 so was Mr McKlnley Anti 1 am spare to Stand by II go IDK Al 1 continue ou Ibo pay roll00 Moo rerreJ 10 Senator WmDG a sefoomona a ond11 btedoodo a Uuglaqd frd tba iW lkonuwl dd Ibe IDdbleJiI Tbk Ucclgf Ie exojaimeds w e settled a 10011 part 01 11 aI Bucket illll final another part we settled Sere In the Ieole IWO wk ago JoThe jUr rmork was directed at tbe I defeat of the arbitration treaty Ihn sold wu orb so delleate 01 ofljndlni Hie Spanish minister as to bo willing to humiliate our fellow cltliensln Cuba by making them subject sub-ject ot charity Whether the Unite Blatui shall interlere or notLle said under tbe providence 01 Otis Cuba ball be free and tnere snail be no slaves on the Amerla hemisphere Mason read ao txtract from a letter written by CI Dee ker anti In reply 10 a question uy Wllluctou saId II was necessary to take the best Intel nation obtainable Wellington said It Wits gcVerOmeDI on paper All good a government ang wa be bind Washington at Valley Forge said Maine Wellington replied with some warmlo saying that be would Dot permit himself to be mlireprosauted or American history falsified Mason stood by his original proposition proposi-tion Baying that without Lafayettes aid Washingtons government was not worm u continental damn What we should dowse to give Cuba what Lafayette gave Washington He old that during the last campaign he left the pulse ot thousands of people Bud was Ullud that there Was a deep general Interest among the people 10 Cuban freedom He was for Cuba not for commercial reasons or for tile 40 qulsltlou ot territory alter English fashion I but for better reasons Mason predicted that this country would ye develop a Lafayette I t Cub The newspaper reports an this Cuban wr Mason defended ad In the begin correct lie prod a vote on the resolution even If It took all summur Cull wa popular at HI Louis when the party wanted votes Bud he appealed I ap-pealed to the Republican senators lo stand by the partys declaration > Wagon said he did not believe that the adoption of the resolution meant war but If any Samoan protest meant war let II come Hoar Massachusetts aioku In opposition ¬ oppo-sition to the resolution counselling temperate action |
