The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
CTBiNPiTRIOTs DiyIDED.
Two Revolutionary Parties Both nero
and In the Field.

Persons who are posted on the INSIDE
history OF the Cuban rebellion are not
surprised by the recent reports that theie
are dissensions among the leaders IN Tue
field, for since the beginning OF bie
trouble there have been TWO factions ~
the revolutionary party, worn.Hs go.
rdtely. ana not always hafmoulous'5
raeh faction mas representation ~
this city. The trouble oates from the
very beginning OF the war, Wbeu IL vas
charged that the insurgents plans Adu
been sold 70 the Spanish government
The Cubans plan was TO begin the up
TislnS IN every part OF the l3i1hu va
FEBRUARY 18th, and two days previous
70 that Jose Maria Asuirre ana juno
Saugully, while at the railway btauoh
in Havana. on their way 70 Matah1ds'
where they were TO lead the u.llsiHb,
were arrested by the Spanish olAcid45
ana cast into prison.
Sanguily TOOK part in the reVolutlon
Of 1873, and during that war betrayed
his cOuntrymen. 10 was felt that some
one had Hsain turned traitor, ana lhg
rumOr spread here that oansuily Hdu
proved false. His brother, Manuel, Was
m Washington al the Tune he at once
came 10 this city, where, win othei
Cubans, bee began TO work independently
OF the Maru party, ana similar pd.ss
sprang up on the Island OF CUBA Cen
eral Francisco Garlic, brave soluiet
and veteran OF the war OF lo'e' he@1eu
the movement
The relations between the TWO parties
have been strained. me CaifiIo al
landt street, and the Nart party mas
hcaaquarters at ~ Broadway. stories
rejecting on Marti were circulated. lie
was charged with having SURROUNDED
himself with weak men IN order that ne
might control the party in every depart
meut and his personal courage was at
tackled IL was TO refute these charges
that Marti went 10 Cuba, Wnere ne was
killed
After Martrs death an attempt was
made 10 bring the Two parties together,
but il failed. meeting was held IN
Emil AgramOnte's music school, az lVN
east 1Wcnty-third street, and commit
tee from the MART party made up Of
President Palma. Secretary Quesada, ant
Treasurer Guerra. met large number or
the Gorilla faction. The breach Is not
healed however. Gorilla ana Palma
are not on good terms with one another.
The same feeling exists in cuba.
During the past two or three weeks
large purchases Of Winchester rifles,
cartridges and nachettes have been
made boy the Cuban revolutionary party
here. The officers are now considering
the adyisability Of buying large num-
her of indestructible and uneXtinguisn-
able torches. 10 be used in signalling and
90 fire bridges, plantations, and houses
with. These munitions of war viii be
shipped TO be used I'm the fall campaign.
Injuries having been made by cable
i'm Havana as TO the truth of the story
brought here by passengers on the oil
vette TO the effect that train bearing
soldiers from Havana TO Santa clara
had been blown up by insurgents. who
placed dynamite under a bridge over
which the train passed. only a few of
the soldiers escaping death, General
Arderius. brOther-in-law Of Captain-Gen-
eral Camp0s. who is in command at
Havana during the latter's absence from
that city. has felegraphei 10 the Spanish
consul here that the story mas no iounda-
ton i'm fact. General Ardcrius adds
that the volunteers who have been called
unOn 70 serve IN the field against the
rebels are arriving AT Havana. and that
they display much enthusiasm New
York sun.