The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-22

be AZ brief a. he could, and II no was not al
lowed to nnish he would do In the next
Legislature what he could not do today.
zone thing surprises me-" he continued, .that the
Minister IN his eloquent speech, pronounced with al
his accustomed warmth, In contrast to The coldne IS
aud dryness Of NINE Is that person DO eloquent and
enlightened an orator so true and consistent In his
ideas, having seen mo- SO 10 say, disarmed should
have been constantly trying to wound me alleging ar
gumcnts had not used whom he knew that had not
the by the rules by the state OF the
sion to fully answer him. . The General repeated
many OF his former arguments TO show now tho Minis
Ter had distorted them. 'In ono part hs said had
spoken OF my own plans Of roads, tesgraphs rochas,
&c. l said not word about them to-day, though did
in the past Legislature then said we needed an or
ySnc plan repeat II now. III were allowed TO go
Cd 1 would show that We have spent more than
900 pesos) In changing different plans have
mere al the plans OF the generals-ipchIef who have
gone to Cuba. By them you will SEQ none follow any
regular organization except for the time OF his own
command Each change has cost US millions or
dollars and lost many years And we are still con
tnuing the same system. Tho proof that we have no
organization Is that tho most rudimsntal-z
PROOFS WANTED
PRsupxSr-I cannot permit you to enter into the
proofs. Continue your rectincaion.
General sAIAxAxcA-very we'll l am sorry. shall
have TO modest tho Chamber another day, for
aon't intend to remain thus baked. The Minister
has thrown on me the responsibility Of speaking on
the cuban question accept H. believe the Ignorance
here Of what passes in Cu6a is grave evil. No other
nation has thus hidden s errors nor would It's Cham
bars have permitted such thing II is not true that
attributed General Martinez Campos the statement
that he would terminate the war; even the pachca-
ton Of Las Villas IN this campagn Let tho Minister
viii see what said. II was 70 HIS Excslency and
stuax
Csnpss did not Offer It. stated that.
j have here communication published by his aide
only did the General onor anything that tms
could he offer anything for tho future. (Signs OF impa
t!eace in TIE Chamosr.l Bu!as see AN ANNOYING the
uetaininE the debate on the Parliamentary informa-
ton the Treasury cement; secondly, because
connped-I postpone tho discussion Tor the FIRST Gay
that may be possible 10 bring Il forward again Ia
anether s>tucidental proposition
WAIT UNTIL THE WAR Is OVER.
But the row was not over The Minister or
utTam.r cs,mes snotas ; say no DECLARED ,s no
tons General Salamanca had 30 gratui.ously made
against the government He considered Them OF
rsction" they might produce DISASTROUS ELECTS
for the honor Of the govsrnment and Tor Spanish
interests in CuOa. General Salamanca had postponed
, the question 70 another OCCASION he lthe Ainsserl
desired much that that OCCASION might opportunity
arise When exempt ron r 1ae ShGuSs ana aaoSes
oil tho phases the General had indicated 1t must
be, after the termination Of the war, just IKE
the OCCASIONS which arise for the discussion
Of diplomatic treaties or international orregos that
10 to say. whsu the negotiasions have terminated
How was 1t that the General had hidden from himself
that so long the war was pending, the pational
honor still stake, the nation making rightdi sacri
Aces and the lives her promised that
vas not the moment 10 treat Of this Cuban question
Did not the General-and brave General, as he had
proved himself 70 be-know that the Iime for hghting
8 not the time for discussion Aftor the war was
over and the island pachcd no would pick up the
glove the General had thrown down. They would
sh~
economic questions and many moro questions the
General wished. But before that moment arrived he
OF the government 70 eude It but Tor the good OF
the country and the public convenience, not to enter
THIS % but on 20 l na Ds
u not IN tho Ministerial bench in some other disposed
10 hear and to answer all that to-day We could not do.
We will enter into the depths OF the question To con
tinuo to-day wouid not advance tho pacihcation Of
Cuba one single step. Let US entcr on more urgent
matters. considering the lateaess of tho season.
THE REroRT COURTEOUS.
General Salamanca made an admirable retort 10 =
remark Of the Minister'S, who had twitted him on not
having touched all tho points he had Indicated ~
didn't DO 1t because was not permitted. | was cut
short In my speech" The proposal 70 "wait TIL alter
calendo that is 10 say when peace made Hc would
agree, but would resume the debate AS soon he
'.Let It be known that said all wanted
Say u is because have no! been permitted Having
Said shs retire my proposition"
PRssIDxNr-..t remains retired"
ACTION OF TIKI MAJORITY.
Now camc the majortyt TO the rescue OF tho govern
ment A motion was made 'that the House had heard
with great satisfaction the explanations OF the Minister
OF Ultramar, and sends Its thanks to the ustrious
Genenls Martinez Campos and Jovellar. and TO the
army and volunteers Of The over faithful island Of
Cuba" Sefor Orozco supported 1t In speech Mighty
iusome Of General Martinez Campos, whom he char
acterzed wearing the crown OF "ConQueror OF SEQ
de Urge" the crown OF the "Pacnoador OF Oatauuis"
F. tho Drown of the "Paclcador Of the North" Here
eriuiiy BY His Majesty, the Kngi" Astonishing. 10.
coed, Is the trucucncy Of some OF the Bourbon
supporters The fac! is admitted BY all dis,
brave the youthful monarch may be his
presence the Army Of the North was encourage
tho generals who had only look after the Car
lists but look after the safety OF The King and to
exercise constant caro- and deach large forces for his
protection.
Senior Orozco continued in the usual Spanish high
fautin style. he said General Salamanca knew the
Spanish army and the spanish soldier WE'LL He knew
that when the soldier was well directed he was by
General Martinez Campos, he would plant the banner
OF CASTLE any heights and mono had yet been found
who could RESTRAIN him. To General Martinez Cam
pos must now DO given the crown OF "Pacihcador OF
that the insurrection would he annihia ted in
. short time, and therefore he ought not
10 come forward in the next Legislature TO
modest the Chamber with similar discussion. ought
to be we'll understood that the Minister Of Utramar
had only said the insurrccton was dominated domi-
.nadal dossinada is not peneidd conquered Tho
The Minister had announced The dlibusier press of
Abe United States and the meetings of The aibusers
cause and Of the unconditional submission OF many
OF their psrtisans. In 1877 ttey would assurrdly
sec The ter of the insurrection He abused
General Salamanca aercely Tor his auducity and ended
by moving his proposition.
Presideut-Gencral Salamanca has the pdkobro for
. personal aIlusion
General Salamanca-For million, Mr.. PRESIDENT
President-Ono Is enough
General Salamanca in whitening little speech, OK.
pressed his SURPRISE az his treatment thst day when
they had tied him. hands and feet, thep they attacked
him oil sides and launched all sorts Of arguments
md Ahuso ".
hing aud would prove be bad the courage
% start the debate again at another time He couldn't
understand Senior Orozco's speech Was Il an obsequio
10 General Martinez CamposY Was It intended to be
sent TO him q present by the next posf II so
be could understand perfectly. lie hau not attacked
Beneral Mariner Campos He would do so IL he
thought h exalted be might be and whatever
lmprcgnable walls surrounded him. III the enemies
killed In OF the previous campaigns were 2 900
and In General Martinez Campos' 700 he would never
admit 700 70 be than z. 000 He had been a
panion OF General Martinez Campos In collage and IN
the army from Comandane upward Senior Orozco too
had his companion, and served In the corps
He had intimate with him (Salamanca) than