The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-24
SPAIN AND CUBA.
General SiclxIe,s Mode OfPrOceeding Mt Madri
What Fired the Spanish Heart.

General Mode OtPrOceedtng
What Fired the Spanish Heart.
The Herad's Madrid correspondent writes on the
The day before Yesterday General Sickles informed
me that If the Government would interfere at all be-
tween Spain and Cuba, it would be only from mo-
tives OF humanity, to endeavor to check useless eff
fusion of blood, or to interpose with advice sug
gestion upon which compromise Of peace could be
made between the two countries: but as for pur-
chasing Cuba he did not believe the United States
Government had the least intention, as the Govern
ment did not want it. The American Government
might also, from public pressure, be compelled to
recognize the Cubans as belligerents, in order to
secure enient treatment of prisoners and to term-
nate the wholesale executions that were too fire.
quently, it was feared, occurring in Cuba. With
such benevolent, soulconsoling phrases, left the
presence of General Sickes ready almost to make
oath that Cuban negotiations mad but thus far adj
vanced, unless the whole had been emitted under
the shadow of diplomacy.
Thus lar your correspondent has not been remark
able for journalistic brevlty, for necessity in this
case demanded full details With the object of
relate clear as the suns disc, have been so circum
locutory.
What Upset pains Gravity.
But here is what upset the entire gravity of Ma
drid, what inclined the populace and middle classes
Of the capital from their just and natural equilibrium
Without emendation, atm ct HeratiDl, 1t follows
what translated flom the Epocd of the evening OF
the 9th inst =
Spanish hearts, 1t Is sail that the representative Of
the United States, whose presence is a sad omen to
with the orders OF his Govern nent note to Spain,
in which he informs the authorities that opinion in
| the North American republic VIII probably oblige
tnat Government TO the recognition OF belligerency
in favor OF the rebels uf Cubr. Something else the
despatch contains which we may not mention, be-
MiniSv Sse II $ IaSc no 10 e in r Ivy oi @ os aGvs % me
Mlulsliy, WHICH ls III Ma,trl anu not at Vlcny, nave
not adopted any resolutions as yet, but ave con-
f its nt 5 Sonr pi aus Ss howWleuge WI @
| representatives abroad. When we wrote yesterday,
iui Si uoIorous presenIehts our nearts told us we
to this cry we must not respond dismayed but with
| hn Of hio ham fnI
portion Of the Spanish territory the entire army must
& ov ne t " Hione sores go pIesenG gaanI
}t Siay VI te W vitality W 1Ii country. Ihere are
& IL Iieie are tnere are lsaoe,
nos nos st mere Is any party VINO must be caloled
@ ana hattereu i 10 resistance, curses light
when II Is Indispensable TO use all our efforts for the
pIeservaton OF S9oa, shlrk tneir duty The reyou-
loh mas conceded tAe rlgnt OF reunion; well, then
wnaC occasion more opporCuue LOT exercising III 10
| demonstrate TO this great republic what public
tegrity Of our territory arises Let the men of all
parties unite in all the Cities in all the villages, in
Sn S une th Le loss " Cupa Will De Ine dls,
nartias arc intereSteS i Oio "' "O'oh Vi Nuo" al
p"i i'ies "io ih'etesUeu
Small War WhoOp.
Thus SAYS the Ep0cd, conservative organ Public
unanlmlty for the salvation OF Cuba is demonstra-
| BILE fact; is now being demonstrated wherever a
the cafes, in the lobbies OF the theatres at tables
dhote and private reunions Las Nooedqdes lifts its
"If what is said prcdicatinp orr misrortnna no
| true, Spain will rise as one man to extermnate in a
radical manner the inuuiCous Cuban rebeIlion and
for the salvation of the richest nearI NJ the Snanish
| diadem."
| naRodos No, S.,,ut,o -, s,.
Tho Trihaoa ad"d 1Santan'nosc oc ,.Nn success.
contains tT"'S th S,o 'oeptehoer " correspondence
0opr;,,as Prirn % .,e a tF omiiig = - - ,.a -
, Eaoe Et1 uesPaSumes are received every week from
e t t h t Ewing iu account or the
@ @ az vie Hoops. Sapallero ue Rodas Is no
oe IoneeI conn1eHs vi uIunpn put says ne Will do his
% %un4s seHus Ior looOO soldiers, and says that the
ahInang an vi tHG W,., Volunteers mas Deen 1atal TO
ThoO ml'i lesaru " pubic OPINION on tne
| SuDan quesuok, ~ shouid pc kept In view that
%oS sao% SVhs Sthas Sp11E mo mas peen a9roaa, VINO
and enIiobtened Unnce tbnrn is mo "or ouuOaGGu % y;
favor Of The relinnnShment nf IN 40 pa,y III
for The millions ndered and nnb1i n
in snnnort of This idea is snticinatad frb
Colonial Minister Recerro seems bent On o new
this beautiful knfiIs to Snain 10 nu o P,TserVlag