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This signed pledge, an unprecedented
thing, was drawn for the purpose of
holding fast certain wavering Sena
tors, who said they wero against reci
procity, but who It was feared would
desert when the pinch came.
One of these uncertain Senators was
Mason of Illinois, who waB Induced to
sign the pledge. The other Blgncis
were Clapp, Nelson, Mitchell, Ilur-
rows, Klklns, Scott, Peiklns, Dard,
Millard, Wellington, Klttredgo and
Stewart. Gamble, Dietrich and Kearns
wero absent, but wero expected to
sign later Kearns, however, gave no
tice that ho was under such obliga
tions to Senator Ilnnna that he could
not sign. It Is understood Hint Gam
ble and Dietrich signed the pledge. At
nny rate, they aro as stalwart as the
others. Simon of Oiegon Is nbscnt
but will be paired on tho question.
Foster of Washington, who has been
against reciprocity, now gives signs
of weakening, and Is not counted
innong thn fifteen stnlwarts
The Spooner Compromise,
Certain Influential Administration
Senators think they can see a way out
of the tangle, by having one of the
beet Mtgar Republicans offer nn
amendment to the Spooner "compro
mise" plan providing, in addition to
Its present limitations, that tho Pros
CUBA
AS STATE
Washington, June 14. Senator El-
kins today Introduced a Joint resolu
tion In the Senate providing for the
annexation of Cuba and its admission
as a State of the Union. Tho resolu
tion grants tho consent of Congress to
the erection of tho Hcpubllc of Cuba
as a State of tho Union, "to bo called
tho State of Cuba, with a republican
form of gocrnmcnt, a constitution to
bo adopted by the people of sold re
public by deputies in comcntlon as
sembled with the consent of the exist
ing government."
A condition Is specified that tho con
stitution of the proposed' Htnto shall
be submitted to Congress not later
than .Innuarv 1. 1901. There Is also a
provision that tho debt of Cuba shall
not become a chnrgo upon tho general
goernment Thero Is also nn jiltcrni
the provision giving the President. II
he prefers power to proceed In n moid
direct way for Culm's admission ns n
State. This prolslon permits the ad
mission under tho terms of tho resolu
tion Itself, "Instead of proceeding to
submit tho resolution to Cuba ns an
overture, on tho part of tho United
Htntcs " If this latter courso Is pur
sued, a State is to bo formed "out of
I tlon. Cuba Is a joung republic, still
weak, who owes to us her birth, whose
whole future, whose ery life must de
pend on our attitude toward her. I ask
that we help her as she struggles up
ward along the painful and difficult
road of self-government and Indepen
dence. I ask this aid for her because
she Is weak, because she needs It, be
cause we have already aided her. 1
ask that open-handed help, of a kind
which a Belf-respectlng peoplo can ac
cept be given to Cuba for the very
roason that we have given her such
help In the past. Our soldiers fought
to give her such help In the past. Our
soldiers fought to give her freedom,
and for three ears our representatives,
civil and mllitnry have tolled unceas
ingly facing disease of a peculiars
sinister and fatal tv pe w Ith patient and
umomplnlnlug fortitude to teach hor
how to um aright her new freedom.
Never In history has any alien country
been thus administered with such high
Intcgrltv of purpose, such wise Judg
ment und such a slngh'-lnnded devo
tion to the country's Interests Now. I
ask that the Cuuim be given all possi
ble chance to use to the be.t advantage
the freedom of which Amerlcnns have
such right to be proud nnd for which
so miny American lives have been sti-
rlflced.
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Ident shall be empowered to suspend tho present Hcpubllc o. Cuba, with u
the reciprocity agreement whenever
it Is found, In operation, to work inju
ry to any American Industry. Of
course, sugar Is tho Industry referred
to. and It Is alleged that from the pre
vailing prices under tho new law It
would be posslblo to tell whether Cu
ban competition was resulting In low
er prices for Amerlcnn sugar, and so
Injuring the beet raisers. Tho reci
procity Senators bcllovo that soma
modifications of this sort, proposed by
ono of their own number, would bring
Into lino nil tho "Insurgents" of both
Senate nnd House. It Is also argued
In behalf of this plan that it proposes
reciprocity strictly In lino with thlt
ndvanccd by President McKlnlcy nt
Duffalo, which he said should not in
jure any American Industry.
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republican form of government, ami
with representatives In Congress, and
bo admitted Into the Union by tlili
net, on nn equal footing with the ex
isting States as soon as ti.o terms nnd
conditions of such admission shnll La
agreed upon by tho governments of
tho Republic of Cuba and tho United
States "
The resolution provides for tho ap
propriation of $100,000 to carry In
provisions Into effect.
Senator Elklns, speaking of tho res
olution Introduced today for tho an
nexation of Cuba, said that Texas was
admitted under precisely the snmo
terms ns this resolution provided for
Cuba. He said he preferred the ad
mission of Cuba In preference in
granting JO 000,000 a car on her ac
count out of tho revenues without
knowing where It would go. Uy pro.
vldlng for the admission of Cuba there
would be no differences In tho Repub
lican party on tho subject of tariff re
lations with the Island.
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THE OLDEST CHi VSK FlKAl IN HONOLULU.
oojvtjVEiasio M:7r.K,oi3:A.jTTS
Washington, June 13. The President
today sent the following message to the
Congress:
"Tho Senate and the House: I deem
II important, before the adjoin nment ol
the present session of Cougiess, to call
attention to tho following expression!
In tho message which. In the discharge
of the duty Imposed upon me by the
Constitution, I sent to Congress the
first Tuesday of December last
" i;isewhero 1 have discussed tho
Question of reciprocity. In the ense ol
Cuba, however, there aro weighty rea
sons of morality nnd of national Inter
est why the policy should bo held to
hnvo a peculiar application, and I most
earnestly ask our attention to tho wis
dom. Indeed, to the vital need, of pro
viding for a substantial reduction In the
tariff duties on Cuban Impoits Into tha
United States. Cuba has In her con
stitution nfTirmed what we desired, that
she should stand, in International mat
ters. In closer and more friendly rela
tions with us than with any other pow
er; nnd wo nrc bound by every con
sideration of honor and expediency to
pass commercial measures In the Inter
est of her well being.'
Quotations from Mckinley.
"This recommendation was merely
giving practical effect to President Mc
Klnley's words when. In his message
of December B, 1898, ond December 5,
1893, ho wrote:
" 'It is Important that our relations
with this people (ot Cuba) shall be ol
tha most friendly character and our
commercial relations close and recip
rocal. We have accepted a
trust, the fulfillment of when calls for
tha sternest Integrity of purpose and
excrtlso of tho highest wisdom, Tho
new Cuba yet to rise from tho ashes ol
tha past must needs be bound to us by
tics of singular Intimacy and strength
If its enduring welfare Is to be assured.
The greatest blessing which can como
to Cuba Is the restoration of her agri
cultural und Industrial prosperity,'
Plea from Cuba.
"Yesterday, Juno 12, I received by
cable from tho American Minister In
Cuba, a most earnest appeal from Presi
dent I'nlma. for 'legislative relief before
It Is too late, and his country financial
1) ruined.' The granting of reciprocity
vv ith Cuba Is a proposition which stands
entirely alone. The reasons for It far
outweigh those for granting reciprocity
with nny other nation, and are entirely
consistent with preserving Intact tin
protective Bystcm under
country has thriven so
such as a bounty In tho form of a re
bate. Not Tariff Discussion.
"The question as to which. If any. ol
the different schedules of tariff ought
most properly to bo revised does not
enter Into the matter In any way ui
shape. We aio toncerned with getting
a friendly reciprocal agreement with
Cuba. This arrangement applies to all
the articles that Cuba grows or pro
duces. It Is not In our power to dc
termlnc what these articles shall he
and nny discussion ot the tariff ns It af
fects special schedules, or countries
THINK III IN
Washington, June U. Tho present
plans of tho Senatorial supporters of
Cuban reciprocity nr'o to press tho
question to an Issue next week This
was the result of tho conferences neici
today anil yesterday. Tho ltepubllcan
members of tho Committee on Cuban
Delations will meet either Monday ol
Tuesday, nnd flnnlly ngren upon tho
exact terms of tho bill to be reported
as a substitute for tho House hill Tho
measure thus agreed upon will be re
ported to a ltepubllcan cnucus to bo
held Tucsdny or Wcdncsdav, and It
the cnucus Indorses tho measure It
then will bo brought beforo a meeting
of tho full Committee on Cuban DcW
tlons nnd reported to the Senate Tho
dcslro Is to have all this done by tho
tlmo the Isthmian canal bill Is dlspos
cd of on Thursday, so that tho reci
procity bill may be given tho first
place In the order of business
Tho reciprocity advocates still pro
fess tho utmost confidence lit tbclr
ability to pass through tho Senate any
bill that may be recommended by tha
committee nnd caucus They count
lnrgely upon the unwillingness of lie
publican members to align themselves
strictly with the opposition against a
bill that has been made a party meis
lire by the President's menage, and
there aro Indications that at least In
some Instnnces this prognostication
will prove sound
The rrltlcnl point will come upon
the acceptance of the House bill with
Its nmendmint for tho removal of thj
differential lut nn refined sugar The
beet sugar Itciiubllcans arc all nrotec
other than Cubi. Is wholly nsldo from tlonlsls nnd thero hns In en from tin
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beginning n division ns to the expe
dient v of adopting n policy looking tu
the abolition of this duty This oppo
sltlon found evdenco In Thursdays
beet siigni caucus, but the decision to
staml by the House bill ns amended
was secured largely upon tho under
standing that such a courso would In
evitably result in tho defeat of all leg
islation Recent developments lead to
the conclusion that If any considerable
number of Republicans should ndhera
to tin) determination to vote with the
Democrats to support thu Houso bill
It would pass tho Senate
There would then bo no chanco for
n conference nnd tho bill would go to
the President , who. It Ir expected,
would attach his signature and thus
make n law- ot tho bill, with tho .Morris
amendment Included This provision!
would, of course, affect tho beet Biigar I
Interests equally with tho trust, in pro
portion to the extent of their refining
Industry, and Is not desired Tho bet I
sugar refiners say they would losa
about $500,000 nnnuallv. whllo the
enne sugar refiners would lose $0,000,
000, but they argue thnt tho cano su
gar refiners would still havo nn ad
vantage In tho reduction on Cuban raw
sugai.
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the subject mnttci to which I now call
your attention
Hawaii an Example,
"Some of our citizens oppose tho low
crlng of tho tariff on Cuban products,
Just as three ears ago tiny opposed
the admission of the Hawaiian Islands,
lest free trade with them might ruin
certain of our interests here. In the ac
tual event their fears proved baseless
as regards Hawaii, and their apprehen
sions as to tho damage to any Industry
of our own becauso of the proposed
measure of reciprocity with Cuba seem
to me equally baseless. In my Judgment
no American Industry will be hurt, and
many Industries will be benefited by
the proposed action. It Is to our ad
vantage as a nation that tho growing
Cuban market should he controlled by
American producers.
Tho events following the war with
Spain and the prospective bulldlilg of
tho Isthmian cnnal render It certain
that we roiiBt take in the future a far
greater Interest than hitherto In what
happens throughout tho West Indies,
Central America and tho adjacent
coasts and waters We expect Cuba
to put us on an exceptional footing
politically, nnd we should put her In thn
same exceptional position economically
Tho proposed action Is In line with tho
course wo hnvo pursued as regards all
tho Islands with which we have been
brought Into relations of varying Inti
macy bj the Spanish war. Porto Rico
nnd Hawaii havo been Included within
our tariff lines, to their great benefit
ns well ns ours, and without any of tha
feared detriment to our own Industries.
The Philippines, which stand In a dif
ferent relation, have been grauted sub
stantial tariff concessions.
Cuba Is an Independent republic
which has assumed certain special ob
ligations ns rogards her International
position In compliance with our re
quest I ask for her certain special
which thil economic concessions In return, thesn
marvelously. I economic concessions to benefit us as
VffiM
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Kllte Ice Cream Parlors, Hawaiian Ho
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Tho present tariff law was designed ta well as her. There are fow brighter
promoto tho adoption of such a reel pages In American history than tho
proclty trenty, ond expressly provided . page which tells of our dealings with
for a reduction not to exceed 20 per Cuba during the past four years. On
cent upon goods coming from a par- her behalf wo waged n war, of which
tlcular .country, leaving tho tariff rates ' tho mainspring was general Indignation
on tho same articles unchanged as re-1 against oppression, and wo have kepi
1 gnrds all other countries Objection , faith absolutely. It Is earnestly to be
i has been mndo to the granting of tho , hoped that wo will complete In tho
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reduction on tho ground thnt the sub
stantial benefit would not go to tho
agricultural producer of Bugar, but
would Inuro to tho American sugar re
finers In my Judgment provision enn
and should be mndo which will guar
antee us against tills possibility, with
out having rccourso to doubtful policy,
same spirit the record so well begun,
ami show In our dealings with Cuba
that steady continuity of policy which
It Is essentlnl for our Nation to estab
lish In foreign nffnlrs If wo desire to
I play well our part ns a world power,
Cuba Needs Assistance,
1 Wo aro a wealthy and a powerful na-
Washington June 12 Another eon
ferenco of stalwart Tlepublltan Sena
tors was held today and n cast Iron
pledgo given to stand out against Cu
ban relief to tho bitter end A paper
was drawn up and signed, an almost
unprecedented proceeding fifteen
namej were placed on thu roll, nnd
three other Senators Jones of Nova
dn, Dietrich and Kearns aro expected
to sign ns soon ns they return from a
trip down tho Potomac Tho meetlnil
was held In Senator Cllilns room.
Yesterday's disclosures before the
Cuban committee, when Tlxirhcr nd
niltted direct .connection ot the biik.w
trust with the reciprocity ngltntlon
hail an encouraging effect on thu beet
sugnr Senators, though nmst of them
wero nvvaro of what Smator Teller
had up his sleeve. 'Iho Thurber revo
latlnns vveio discussed today In confer
ence nnd tho suggestion wnh mndo
thnt further Investigation would no
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