, 1873-04-10
The Possibility Of Troublesome
!. Relations with Cuba.
Pomeroy Wants the Senatorship
Vacated by Caldwell.
Ihe Senate Committee Inves-
tlgating the Postal-Car
~'' Service.
fostmastcr-Ceneral Creswell and
the Baltimore ':!Amcrican.'

w. ,,-,,,.a > ;
"Asa1so1oS, D. c.. April e.-Feara are enter.
| talned mere that change Of policy is about tl
take place among tho Spanish volunteers in
Cuba, which will give orr Government cons;d.
| erah1a trorh1. ~ aa,,o 49,. 60 49, -
| 49,, o 'Ao t~o' s.o 'o4u
se 0"'o nHo 'no 'n'ul management anu u
rcctlon OF affairs In Cuba. This was especially
30 under tho monarchy, with which the voh1n-
! terra ware c1o.a1v .,1;o3 r. =; ,r,1, 1,o,. a.
~: ~ aon1'ta'1oi, LUZ .no ofanlsn hepun-
nc, anu TINT they regard the United States with
| peculiar aversion. There is report that the
volunteers are matnr;nf, n1ana for t,l;no 1,,o.o,
9lon u tne '5'ano' anu "1estng IL from spain
N case OF any revolution OF this kind, it is be-
| nefeo tnat little respect would be shown for
etner me -, nVes Or the property OF American
coi1nscate at WI: lhey would not regard them
seives az pound py me treaties now existing be-
Tween Tue United states and SPAN, and especially
tuoeo lo1o1!ue 70 INC opanlsh possessions In
at1otaca; N FaeW OF 6nch contingency, the
Aamnlslratlon VIII probably strengthen our
naval force IN -, Cuban waters, and adopt such
measures as MI! insure protection to tho lives
ana properly OF American citizens in Cuba.
y, TIE KANSAS sEsAIoRsH1P.
Il IS asserted e taat p9me5oy is working aasdq-
has sont his paid agents already out into Kansas
to work up his chances. Kansas politicians con-
cede, however, TINT whoever is selected by Gov.
coed before the Legislature When It comes &c to
make choice.
Caldwell has announced that he has abandoned
politics forever, and that hereafter he will devote
himself to commercial pursuits:
Pos tmaster- General Crcswell has shown his
strength with the President by having the faith
ful Fulton removed from the Survcyorship OF the
Port m at Baltimore;
BY The tbs e s sss afaiF a fn2 boSs aSsad
which have done the Republic eomc service in
civic positions since 1860.
The principle rof1ed upon by the Fultons was
eo1, of to the they
as thls, Cresweu brought the argument that,
qunae tao tast campaign ana be1oro the Phlla-
oelpma consentlon, tne fnltonB we're extremely
enaty u iesalu " In9li aoYocac5 OF urant, ano
Nhemlng unsnlmlty o1 ms secono nomination,
not ne e!ected; ; Al other conslderatlons gave
WY ~ ti1o iS.tel Pteseniatlou u tn6 case, ana
Inc Gaes"e.es i a so.day nave oeeh Sele6rating
t9er ~ 1ass enu geeet9ss Viceoly. Chafles GIpln,
tuo eaee9nnol ~ uitou - 1ot q natise OF Mhry-
lanu: anu Inc 9nly auaAty Nnicn ne nhs 70 recon-
~ Ho,5nu - LIB oo'o''on ~ 'ne fortunes
u ealo"en' rq, -. ..,.,.. n.,
.ppnTyrs.r~rs 1~s1ysr.s 'S''1
w.s4oc,, ~ - n ~ ,r;1 q rrh, 1,n..;s,. |
to.daV made the ~ foIinw;nr % annointrnantn. 'utn.
Chariaa Ga1n;n snrxavor ~ C+55+,-.a nait;.oa-o
r q Gartar % Snrravoy ~ - Gnstons G a. Tosenb
Mo Edrsri RoRer+s 4 oent - ~ Ind;.ms Gu1opnt
the rraaE Agoncv T7,d;s1 TEsrr;torv ~ Tha praa Gs
dant a1sn a;a2ad },a ~ 80 foi1o.
;-.~ pa"tato1a ntsv 10 ptSa E;tso -. sng 1oon
11g F9smasters Lnsher H9ro E;aha3a ~ LARAMIE
~y, Hs'Tm onu; 1aa;. = NtE1ota, Hur" Lea'
Grsrda, - NJ n.n;o1 ouS Rr,n1tor;dna. 1apo
~ an ai1qau io' Dah PHsa41.ol1a9gf' H419 L1nls
Ia, na, Gra,:e. - - n.. oa1 M, za
J1no c,,;n,J1 Me1 tT neete1s
~" 11ooAln6'on' @no'' 1'ooe1k o1oe's1S' Nee'*n'
"1Tt H. p-oa;ao,. .-,o;n4oa a. <o7,, Dr..
ra aters mau;d AdL;renT' @ W;rn;n;se ~
Nav Wno Tr.cv FI;nt 11ich r I6ci,,s 5s VIII, VII,
~, 33far~;s ri 80 ' A ~ "