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BANKING HOUSE
OF
JAY COOKE g. CO.,
THE LARGE AND CONTINUOUS SALES OF
NORTHERN PACIFIC sEvRH.THTRTY GOLD
BONDS IN THIS COUNTRY AND IN
EUROPE, WHERE THEY HAVE
RECOGNIZED STANDING ON ALL
THE BoURsEs, GUARANTEES
THE EARLY COMPLETION
OF THE ENTIRE LINE
OF ROAD.
Tho popularity Of the bonds IL due to the fact that
they are basod upon the amplest security. being q
FIRST AND ONLY mortgage upon the road. and
In addition. upon over
Fifty 1Iillion Acres OF Land,
susoeptibleof producing In abundance all tho frus
vegetables and cereals Of the Eastern or Middle
BATES.
The Government valuation Of this Land Grant
One Hundred and Thirty Millions Of Dollar
or more than SUFFICIENT 70 pay the entire cost Of u
road
The Bonds. FREE FROM UNITED STATES
TAX. are issued In the following denominations,
' q: Coupon ], ]: Registered.
And are at all times interchangeable t the once Of
tho Company. or through the Fiscal Agents. without
charge.
They have THIRTY YEARS TO RUN, arc offered
ct par and interest In Currency. and will permA-
nenty yield large interest income In Gold.
All marketable securities received In exchange
Eull particulara ftirniahAd NV
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

Fonr Foorr Mo sNIs XIV ht,G IS
Sealed proposAr, In duplicate Will be resolved Al
this once until y m, June ls7s for furnishin,s
me United stats Army at this Station during
Also, separate proposals for Furnishing officer.
with choice cuts for the same period N'''s
Information as to condition, DUALITY Of Raaf NAV
ments, &c. can be obtained BY application % '''
- JAMES u EAbTMAN
myl First Lieut. I'd Artillery A. Cg
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pRoPosAIs FOR SUPPLIES.

HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPsJ
QUARrHRNABTERB OTFIcn, J
WAsHIreTor, May l, 1873,
Sealed proposals. will DO received AZ this Office
until O'CLOCK, y. m, OF THURSDAY, the nth day
q June nett for furnishing TO the United States
eoth OF June iMt the following supplies, to be de
syeIed AZ the once Of tho Assistant ouartermaster
the United States.
The delivery o. the articles TO commence within
seventy days and the entire quantity to be deliy.
cred within stI months from date Of contract
This ONCE reserves the right 70 accept bids fer the
the whole. part, or an article OF claas, may be
doomed best for the interest Of the 0Oyerpment
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-27
MINING JOU RNAL.
y. y. ODER. Editor.
FROSTBURG, MD, SEPT. 81, 1878

The way of the legislative candi-
date is hard. He is called upon to
unite numerous "Gordian knots in
the shape of ticket associations and
fusions. In the desire to obtain sup
port from all quarters, he must strain
his consistency to its utmost tension.
The harmony which exists between
1.-TWO cents tax on coal and the bet
ter protection of miners, however
peculiar, is nearly equaled by blend
ing Republican whiskey with Demo
cratic lager This Requisite complex
ity" has upset the equanimity of some
of the local option-liquor license
gentlemen. Something like "going
back on your associates and get all
the votes l can, has been intimated
and retorted. The significance Of the
retort is where the rub comes in
1t is easier to "crawfish' the ticket
than to win several sorts Of outside
suffrage.
But the last terror which awaits the
fusionists all round is the demands of
the Temperance Alliance, How to
meet this question without risk get
into the legislature and do nothing
for temperance, is worse than Pick
wickian dilemma. But as loyalty to
our party tickets is secondary, and
being elected, no matter by whom, the
primary object of candidates., no one
may reasonably doubt but all will be
equal to the perplexing occasion.
Itwould be interesting, however, to
watch the wiring in and wiring out, -
the evolutions of individual platforms
and the grouping of political paradox
es, if it was not probable the men who
best succeed in deceiying the people
will be elected.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-27

Mr.. EprToR In Your report Of
the proceedings of the b..LyIs meet
ing of the 18th inst, | am correctly
credited with SAYING:
He ~ had been a candidate before the
CLARY convention and considered the five
votes there received an insult to the miners
of Allegnny.'
am panied to learn this language
has given some offence to the friends
who kindly supported me in that con
vention. 70 these can feel nothing
but gratitude, and regret / should
have been so far Inexperienced as
to appear III a false position
My remark WAS a general cut at the
way mining Interests We're ignored and
overslaughod-that out Of the whole
county these interests should have at
tractcd no more favor than that con
yeyed in the five votes.
| meant this and nothing moro
particularly nothing to Qeprecate the
support of the five friends to our cause.
Thomas BRoWN.
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1t. savage.-During visit to Mt,
Savage on Wednesday we were courteous
ly shown through the Car Works of the c.
& L. X. r., by Mr.. c. b. WAcK, of that
place The work of building and repairing
Is briskly carried on by near two hundred
Worklnen An interesting arrangement,
brought to our notice is newly furnished
wrccking train of two cars-a flat and
house car-proyided with every necessary
appendagc for giving speedy relief not on
ly to wrecked engines, cars, etc, but to any
persons who may require hospital treat
ment and accommodations. The proyis-
Ions are complete and do credit 10 the fore
thought and consideration of the Company.
As an evidence of the superiority of the
work turned out from this establishment,
our attention was tractcd the same day
to test of strength made between Engine
No. "a, built at the c. IL p. r. r. Shops,
Mt. Savage, and Engine No. 80, built at
the Baldwin Shops, Philadelphia The
former drew t'centy.tour loaded hoppers
from Homecoming to Frostburg, while the
latter drew ttoenty-0me. Time equal. This
Is decided triumph for home manufacture.
we were also shown through the Fire
Brick Works at this place by Mr.. a. Hell
LINGER, and found operations moving with
efficiency and dispatch.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-27

ny Cats for the plumber Is it not
time that we, the workingmen of AL
legany, were awake to our interests
The great majority of us are depend
ing on the coal trade for our support,
especially that portion of us connect
ed with the mines Let one Of rs ask
that plank be put in the craft we
are told that the ship is not built for
the trade that we will get the priv
ilege of digging the coal to run her,
and one of us may at some time get a
position in the hold, But to get on
deck is out of the question her rigs
ing is not suitable; she would get
swamped with the first coal corpor-
alton gale and all hands on board per
iah, as was the case ten years ago,
Now, we have remodeled and over
hauled one of the political crafts, not
feeling that we are able to build a
new one of our own We have insert
ed a plank in her hull expressly for
the coal trade, viz: more protec-
ton for the lives and health of our
miners, and more security for their
hard earned wages.
Where is the miner or workingrnan
who will not endorse that plank? If
there is one he is blind to his own
interests
After looking over the list of candi-
dates for sailing masters, we have
placed her in charge of the bold nav
igator, Commodore ALFRED SrATEs-
a gentleman well known a an cxper-
fenced officer; who is we'll acquainted
with all the political shoals and quick
sands of the Allegany coast We
have also placed in charge of her guns
that old, experienced gunner, HORACE
REsLEY, whose steady eyes and arms
can rake the enemy ; rank from Wes-
ternport to Orleans With two such
bold American officers in command,
and a crew made up principally of
PADDY and SANDY-JoHN BULL and
"our FRITZ with no local option on
board. PADDY will have his blood
warmed up when he thinks proper
with a "drap of the crather :" SANDY
must have Il drop of the Mountain
Dew ); JOHN BULL will neversurrend.
cr his right of taking his glass of ale,
and with his bread and cheese "our
FRITZ could never think of giving
up his glass of lager and seIzerwasser.
We never want to see the day in
this boosted land of freedom when any
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-27

Ifa cheap Stove is what you want
Try the Farmer"
Or if you want cheaper one
Take the "Charmcr'
Both of which are choice, neat and fine
And can be found at 40.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-27
Communicated.

WoRKINGMEN OF ALLEGANY The
fall election is at hand. You are call
ed upon to exercise your privilege as
American citizens to deposit your bal
lot for men to fiji the various County
and State Offices. Time was when
there were great national questions that
divided us into two national parties,
such as Tariff and Slavery. These
are no longer points of dispute The
two great parties are split into fac
tioas a.d s.ass, fighting like Killken-
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Excitement at Drug Stores.

There has been general rush the last month
at the Drug Store of MCNEIL Il WINGERT'
Frostburg, for Dr. A BoscHEE's German
Syrup. 1t has been lately introduced in this
country from Germany, and for any person
sutf ering with severe cough heavy cold set
tied on the breast, consumption or any dis
ease of the throat and lungs it has no equal
in the world. Our regular size bottles are
rs cents. Two doses will relieve any case
Try it. Sample bottles free of charge G..
g. GREEN, Proprietor, Woodbury., N. J..
For sale at wholesale by c. C. SuRIvER,
Cumberland Md.
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The following communication from Rev
ii. A. SMELTz, will he read with Interest I:
BALTIMORE, SEPT. II, 1873
The Sunday School Convention for Al
legany County will be held in Eros. burg
on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. Both and
Oct. LIST, 1873, The first session will he
held in the Lutheran Church, Tuesday eve
ening at u o'clock The sessions of We'd
nesday morning, afternoon and night, will
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-27
,e held in the different churches of the

I've held in the different churches of the
town.
On Wednesday afternoon at 81 o'clock
all the sunday Schools OF the town and
ncighborlood ARE invited to attend the SIS
SION Of Convention nj the NJ f. Church.
The music for the Con vention will he
under the direction Of Prof SANDERS. of
baltimore. who will bring with him one of
his celebrated Estcy Organs.
All Ministers of the Gospel are Gr-otfcio
members Of the Convention and are most
cordially invited to attend.
Every Sunday School in the county is
titled to two delegates. All Sunday Schools
are hereby requested on next Sabbath to
elect two delegates to represent them in
the Convention. There will he in attend
anCC number OF leading Sunday School
gentlemen from Baltimore to participate in
the Convention. 1t is hoped there will be
n large attendance and that all the Schools
in the County may receive the benefit of
the exercises.
Delegates from abroad will report them
selves to the "Commjttee on Uomes' after
the evening session at the Lutheran Church.
II. A SMELTz,
State SI,Dt MI = Itpinp
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Labor Reform Addresses.

5. F. TREvELLlCK, a distinguished Labor
Reform orator, will shortly address the la
boring men of this region at Frostburg,
Lonaconmg and Barton Due notice will
be given of time
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-27

LOOk.-Those wishing TO send money
to their Relatives and Friends living in the
Old Country, can get drafts on any part of
Europe or Orient at current rates by ap-
plying to PELLEGRIN & SCHUMACHER.
Swiss atchmakers, Frostburg, Nd
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-27

DR.. BULLS Cough Syrup is an old reliable
Family Medicine, used for years by thou
sands. 1t is known to he a Medicine of
great power, entirely harmless, SO that cy-
cn the smallest child may take it without
bad results
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-27

HUVNFT WINS
Ready made Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Caps, etc, at cost, will certain
" get them at that very low figure by call
ing upon b. STERN, who tells us his goods
must be sold to make room for new stock.
Bee his advertisement and thcn see him
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-27

Mining Accfdent.-In BIan Avon
mine on Thursday, JouN WARREN was
painfully cut and bruised across the back
and shoulders by fall of coal
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-27

COnHemnaiiOn.-A lot 100 by POO
feet in size has been condemned as site
for public school building in the town of
Barton by jury summoned 10y Sheriff
GROSS. The lot belonged to the SHAW
heirs and was assessed at $3.50
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ReKistratiSR .

heKtsar%sfSW--i he following list,
furnished by Mr.. John BEANE, Register,
shows the names of all voters who were adj
mittcd to the Books of Registration of Dis
trici No. } at the recent sitting:
Asbnwell, George
Crook, Charles
DcnnisOn, John G.
Grtzcndanncr. Oscar &. Griffin, John w.
iioskcn, John II.
.jeilries, .r., George
ICmmcrt. John LcmgOc, George
Mason, r. r. McCulloh Robt G. w
MCknZic, c. NJ Mitchell, Frederick
Mckenzie, Thornton p.
Oder, Charles W
Shaw, John A Smith, Leonard
Schaub, Henry
Rritlcr, iT., Clement
Thomas ir., David Tomlinson, Jesse
OF those stricken from the Books. of
whom the following is list, the larger
number are transferred to Garrett county
Arthur, John Anderson, John
Anderson, Boyd Abel, Samuel
Blochcr, G. W. Bernard, William Il.
Blochcr, Henry Bcall, G. N.
Brooks, l.. NJ. Brooks, F. F.
elise, George COnklin, NJ
Crow. G. W. Cole, William
Crow, Nelson Carey, Daniel
Catcn, Simon Corcoran, Thomas
Currcn, Peter Cross, Richard
Daley, Michael burst, NJ +.
Faccnbaker. Ormond Facrnhaker, Godfrey
Faccnbaker, {. Faccnhaker, Joshua
Fatkin, Thomas l;uIel. George
Graham, Richard Graham, Francis
Hutchinson, A. IIutzci, lanes
johnson, Samuel johnson, Joshua
johnson, Thomas j. johnson, Thomas
johnson, G. II. Jones, Samuel
Jones, William
Linden, James Iaruc. H. c.
Larue, Dennis Logsdon, Elias
Laruc, Isaac Layton, john ".
Langley, William
McCulloh, J. Floyd Micharls, Hiram
Morris Joseph Murphy William b.
Mccsc s. G. McKirZic. Jacob
MiChacls, c, o. Nccsc, Daniel q.
Moore, Andrew Murphy, John T.
MiCharls, s. X.
Pollman, Henry Powers. Sr., James
Powers, Frank Porter, j. NJ.
Porter, Gleason I.
Reese, Reese Rehs, Henry
RoScnbergcr, John Roscnbcrgcr. John w
Ravcnscraft, William RayCnScratt, Eli
Rosenbcrger, Adam Ravcnscraft, Thos f.
Rccnor, Joseph Rayenscraft, Steven
Self kcr Thornton Schombcrt. John
Schombert, George Shaw, James
Winhenner, Isaac Ward, G. W.
Workman, Isaac Wilhelm, Aaron
Wiener, Perry
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ger audience attended the meeting at the
NJ. f. Church on Friday evening of last
week than the previous one.
WILLIAM STAPLES, Esq, Vice President,
occupied the Chair
Rev. |. RANDOLPH FINLEY, addressed
the assembly at some length upon the sub
jcct of Temperance, in which he advocated
the creation of a healthy public sentiment
press the evils of intcmpcranCc.
Rev. SAMUEL REGISTER prcfaccd some
sensible suggcstio with a few very humor-
cd remarks which were well received.
The second quarterly session of the Ex
ccutivc Committee of the Allcgany County
Temperance Alliance convened in this place
on "Wednesday, at 1890 A. NJ
On motion, Mr. r. w MASON was elect
cd Chairman, and H. II. HARTsocK, Esq,
Secretary.
All the districts in the county. except
Oldtown, Orleans and Mt Savage, were
represented
The propricty of endorsing some Of the
present nominees for the House Of Dele
gates and Senator was the principal subject
discussed. 1t was finally decided to address
a communication 20 each of the candidates
requesting his views on the question of 10
cal option, Messrs l.. II. FECurIG, j. n.
NJ HENDRICKsoN and Rev a. VI CoUR
c.
said purpose.
The Alliance then adjourned to meet on
Tuesday, September 30th, in Good TEN
plars' Hall in Cumberland, where, rcSpons-
cs of the lcgislG ion candidates, it is pre-
sumed, will be considered, and the Qucs-
ton of endorsements, OF other nomna-
tons, will he disposed Of
At y, P NJ, a public meeting was held
at which addresses were delivered Ivy Mr..
j. n. NJ. IlENpRIcKsoN and Rev l.. T. WI
DERMAN. The former criticised the action
Of the political parties with regard to the
treatment of the Temperance question:
The latter disclaimcd any intention 10 dab
bic in politics. yet there was nothing in
politics, or any department of government
upon which the great evil of intcmpcrance
had not laid its hand Its power is felt
everywhere in the governmental system,
and it is not unreasonable II shut,,. ,c reach
cd and grappled through the same medium
\ few more Shoes and Hats at cost
Come soon. CHEAP STORE
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State Supt. Md. :. 5. Union
Temperance Me~tinxs.-A lar

CuAs REICHANBACH & Co is the place
to get Champagne and Wines
, 1873-11-19
THE CUBAN CRISIS.
Fifteen Of the. Virginius
Crew Sentenced to
the Chain-Gang.
Naval Recruiting Offices to Be
Opened Throughout
the Country
Fifteen or Eighteen Mon-of-War
Nearly Ready for Cuban
Service.
Secretary Robson Visits the
Philadelphia. and New
York Ravy-Yards.
Spain Willing to Settle, but
Not to Give Up Cuba.
Jubilation in Havana Over the
Arrival Of the Captured
Virginius.
The Inhabitants Of Santiago de
Cuba Delirious with
Enthusiasm.
Senator Summers Suppressed Letter
to the New York Mass
Meeting,
Impracticability Of Determining Our
Duty Oh Present Evil
dcnCo.
The Virgtnius on an Illicit
Filibustering Expe-
| ditiou.
The Spanish Republic Does Not Deserve
the Menace of War.
Justice In Cuba, and Success Ia
the Spanish Republic.
The Virgfnius on an Illicit
Fi1ibustering Expe-
ditiou.
The Spanish Republic Does Not Deserve
the Menace of War.


THE v1NG1E1us AT HAVANA.
HAVANA, NOV. 18.--Thc steamer Virgtnius arrived
here this afternoon. She entered tho larbor with
Spanish color1 nt her masthead Apruccssion was
forncd cops!at1ng Of tho 1aaboa a catouca and IN
other war in ADVANCE tho yirglniuH following
aud her captor the gnboat Tornado, bringing up the
roar. In this order they passed up tho harbor, tho
shores Of which was lined with crowds OF citizens.
Therc chcoring along tho lines Of spectators
al the Tornado passed.
sENrExuEs or TIL SURVIVING MEtpEAs or THE CREW
OF THE v1RaEI1us.
11AyANA Nov, 1907 tho members OF the crow Of
tho Vrgluius not shot at sautiago do Cuba four were
condemned to the chan-gang for life, three to eight
years' imprisonment eight to four ycars' tuprson-
ment aud three wcro set at liberty.
TIE CHASE: AND CAPTURE.
NEW YonK, Nov. 18-Costello, tho commander Of
tbs Tornado in his report OF tho chaso and capture
Of the viGginius, says The enthusiasm Of tic
eimply bsea description, when SUCCESS crowned o,r
efforts. The prisoners treated with such conbd-
Grafton Is their character deserved and tho necessity
Of thcir safe keeping demanded In addition to tho
aevere lesson given to the enemies Of Spain, tho CAP
t,re has made tho 4nhabiants Of Santiago deriouB
with enthusiasm"
, 1873-11-19


NEW YonK, Nov. 1s.-Tho Tribune Tomorrow pub
slleu tho following letter Of Senator Sumner, which
was to hayo neen read ut the Caban Indignation meet
lug Inst night but which, tho Committee stato,
ceiyed too lutte: ;,
DosToN, Nov. 5.
GENTLEMEN: It IL not in my power to be with you
at your meeting to asE for Justice III 0ubn. Allow
tn add TINT, longing for immediate Characterization III
ths ncighuoring ialand whcro alaycry still showa Its
trary to Justice, do not think 1t practicable At tliis
n,onent an existing eyitenco to determine all our lu-
ties M tho present cuse, wlero civilization as received
shock 1t iH worry oasy to that no indignation at
tln dreadful luschery Inconsistent with tho spirit Of
tho uEc but unlappiiy aro''Red by Illicit ltbRter
tug expedition from own shores, kiudrcd to that
Of tnn Alaba,na, for which England hns been jugtly
condemned iu damages, can make us forget that We
arc dealing with the span!sh naton, struggling Under
terrific l3ilcult!ee to becomo siaer Republic, and
therefore deserving from III present forbc1raseo md
canlor. Nor can we forget tho noble President,
whose eloquent voice, pleading for humanity
anil invoking our example, llns 10 ofen charmed
the world, The Spanish lopnbl!o nnd Emilio Csste!ur
do not deserve this Vt war from ua. II Wntcl-
works urn ueeicd now let them 10 u Immediate
cmancpatIou u Cuba !" Success to tho Spanish re-
rul}jiu y Honor and gratitude to Emilio Castelar,"
ind icsce 6otwecn our two natiuas" Bearing these
in ,uind cru will bo no OCCASION for the beliGertnt
preparations of tho Inst faw days, adding to our
rrcxent burdonso1nu expenditures several 1nillona Of
lol1ars mud creating fever to Interfere wtth tie
genulal hea3th Of tilo political body.
1 nm, gcutloncn, your faithful servant,
{Slgneth CnAALEs AuMNEa.
, 1873-11-19


WAsurAaToN, D. O., Nov. 18.-The presdont has
consented to 10 intorvtcwc slnco his talk with tho
Associated Press reporter yestordny, by corresponds
ans regardless Of their ASSOCIATIONS with adverse OF
Administration presses. uo seaks With confidence
who IL insured Of the Justice aud patriotism Of his
position, and Ia noquanted with tho military and
naval situation, and therefore, not rcudy to precp
tate tho nation into war without having consulted
both tho advantages and the law c is more ut home
IN tho dacuasion Of the strategy and cur military
backing In caae Of hostile ovetualitfos with Spain
than ii tho ata.omcnt Of our international obligations
md, In the latter respect, bus
But oil that he eays ln either domain Ia rersplouous
others whero the spanah shtps-ofswur woro to 81
tnor eoai i We DECLARED VAT aud naintaned tho iact
IT, Tho yet oin iH ~ 1na oa An'orsaa
TO use cocra to mako coal dcpoa III tho Antites whilo
tho American war vosaola would havo the Of Brcat
number Of homo ports and Of fast rnrond system
to supply heso rorta with abundant fuel, whiIo Our
coast IcfelceH would compare with tho defenccs Of
Haynnn, and our torpedo a,d artillery syste1 VIE I'LL
oQualled. Lhta experiments at Fort Mollroo with
THE AMERICAN aATL1NG ARTILLERY
Indicates TINT s efficiency to massacre regiment Of
saparic4ty of our own dcsraove inSsmtions. VIC
T!o President dota nut s1ncea hla !cero that t!ae
sa b s n @ seroas tSs che aossgn Sifn h
1,omicaa aud h,,n,aue, would follow negro up.
rising tbs island. io talns that, If tho Spanish
Home Government could be confirmed In Its republ
cantsm,
THE EstANorrATIoH or TIE BLACKS
In Cuba would f0]!ow III logical and easy courso-tho
institutions cuouorate to rrotluco some systematic
chsnges without disturbing tho production Of tht
laand, or sacrificing life. On tho other hand, TIT
Unisol Stntcs might linl easy material conquen
but social aud moral difficulties with tho population o
The island not to be lightly computed and, twhilt
circumstances. NO might stumble upon rreco1cllab
differences which would rcducu our catinlato Of our
Bolyea and disturb own ho1nogenoity at the eam.
| time. The President snys that theko
pIt1LoBopN1o INSTRUCTIONS
shall not opcrno to tue loss Of or national honor
Tho weakness 0f Spain Ia for outrages
our nag aud grosH inhumnnitcs by tho Spanish popu
lation Of Cuba.