jingo Senators.
DISMJHiON QN 'OHANM (Per Press Association.) Washington December 21... Jingo Senators denounce Cleveland and Oliiey as dictators who are defying Congress. When the Senate's decision reached the Now York Exchange it was announced by Chauncey Depew, and heavy sales followed the news. Grave statements are afloat as to the lcakago of the intelligence before hand, December 22. A general protest from the country compelled the Senate to postpone the discussion on tho Committee's resolution as to Cuba for a fortnight, when it w hoped financial unrest will not be felt.
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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8618, 23 December 1896, Page 2
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