New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-14
The spanish Army

The Cabinet has declined M
of the COrtes to give full
the policy which it inten g
Cuba. The ministers appe =
casions to the patriotism rus
Deputies to induce them L nsbi
which might, according % rIF
tary, injure the prospects ~ ~,
Just opened by Marshal NJ ufes
The members Of the presen vs.
quite determined to condos
reply, and their speeches M IN
convey an indirect eharg rlos
tional pride and patriotism md
position orators who broa y
p0rtans topics. However e9e wv
house, General C0ncha, NJ aRi
bana, declared that he q diss
this demurrer, and that 9 7
than q year he had rep ~ IA
his motion on Cnban refOr froi
avoid creating difficulties mt,
rulers of this country. ro
rather sharply that his pers 4,
clear his own administrati ereo
of the foul attacks and he z
rivals had been sileuced in y; ~ 3 3
liar arguments. He cons lsntl
once more to delay bis full the
analysis of Cuban affairs
the last loan came before
maintains that q thorough ri
fects Of the colonial admin -
inter ere with the campai
the contrary, such decla AhD
elected from the governm RRR
out promise of reforms in
lieves that such q course Vi vs.
aid the success of the milit a..
because it wOnld, at the Aa 40
the grievances of those UREV
complaining, not without d on.
In the House of Deputie 10
ton was opened by q long w ps'Ii
eral Salamanca. He contin gaes
TO the administration of th flstri
what he considered errors ns
dwelt at some length on / iaRs b
quent changes in the big distr
which prevented the oficeE sns q
army from acquiring any e sors ~
war, and of the nature Of 4 cf
iust On the eve Of their bract
Salamanca attributed this 9
very frequent changes in ~ y,
thority ct the head Of th copii
pointed out, with much ra % .
new Governor General aes.i
men, new schemes and d ,o,rs
form, which ae quickly q ais
. telegram from Madrid art, 9
cession to Dnlce, Concha, aas
maseda that their services Z.
needed by the new rulers =
country. Eight years hs 1Tr
observed the gallant Gs ~ y
system had been continued 3.
eral Salamanca had only
pressions Of public opinion AZ Y
gan an attack upon the tu M 4
Cuba, in an indirect way, ed 4
called forth severe retort nt nc
Minister and from Senor ~ "
tillO. The pith of their 6o
the effect that the Cover ihuie
and were doing their best part-
disposal of Generals Jove
every resource, militarJ & Ch
which they might requirt EKD
sured the Cortes that his ment
ters would not shirk a tinn
when the moment should @ sd },
such debates as would rev Their
errors, past or present, OF sch
seemed in their opinion 2 an'
ment held ont to the fillib 49,
insurgents. Generals Jos bf n
were working in perfea b CO
head of the army al ,9ss
the colonial gOvernmenl als Q }.
majeety's government b ~
In a few months to ia
news concerning the pa iartii
colony. Pending that, II tors 2,
the COrtes to give the qua Me- ny
q lean which was to enat MT
under Martinez Campos J
bellion beyond the seas. ~
Senior Canovas del Castil ~
eral RiQuelme, late CHIEF ss ia ~
in command Of Cuba. IA
taken an active share du ation
the organization Of the 80 s.i.
Cuba, but Marshal Gang Nv ~
the choice Of Jovellar. 50 he (
remained in Spain. This urt
profound silence to the -.s
he made of the Cuban v la
culties. He went into deeel
haps even into mora than w
strug le which he had M naa 4
his career in that colony.
great energy on the nece Fall
ticaciously with the di Iy :.
parhy TO spanish rule so N
| CreOles. He revealed th c0l
oriental part of the islam $50.
have their strongholds Z est
cleua Of resistance, there 2
Spanish lines and towns 80
insurgents who have Sc zecu
because they find ID anl and
better to give q tacit an es''e
to their brethren Of the 4 IN
RiQuelme was listened ID a.
prise and disgust when ~.
that despite the last reini "a ~
great expense incurred, u eat
would NOT have One-iouF q, 70
men mentioned by Send netil
tillo. He explained wit eSa11 'is',' y
like sincerity that from strlx
muat be deducted at leal eloea
list, 5000 busy in the line = e
servants, and 1000 in INA
offices; total $4,000. OF -
900, the old chief Of stat ~, ~
that we must deduct th ~ ~
tiOn for the protection q e.
posts, towns, forts, 90 ef e
hospitals, etc., which qlis
10000 effective regulars n Il 4,
der Martinez CaWpos.
observed that this forct ~
oriental department d -
leagues Of woods, Jungle el
and hostile population. a'la, ,,'s
bent upon going into .a e. 8
much interest; but th state
House, Senior P0sado % os
tho General that he had g
In answer 70 personal , IN
had entered upon an ex i
Cuban campaigning, q na
down. but be q determl ~ Z
on the Cuban loan u Ia ofi
TO give the COrtea the
lationa ebout tho CT
government had f1r 4
very perileus debate, b s.
rial press 10 extolling
Marshal Camp0s il an
the only tangible RESULT AZ
fifty and odd insurgents
ter is given Ia Cube,
you seldom hear Of ami Va 4,
slda. Much anxiety b
time circles, ewing to ans,
anee Of the Cuban priv + -
In Havana have been SAC
but speed IA not q eomn
war veseels7 saral
mes.
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He was 4 young ma
sleigh, 8 fur hat Apd 81
diving a clipped hon "a
On Beacon street 60
Of bis tg0tter. he paid lt