New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
ALL SEEM TO FAVOR SPAIN.
GREAT DEMONSTRATION IN HAVANA To
HONOR CAMPOS AND THE CROWN.

CONSERVATIVES AUTONDMIsTs AND REFoRMlsTS
r-N,rE IN pIscouRAGING THE REBELLION
THE cAPTArN.GENERAL SAYS THAT SUCH
SENTIMENTS SHOULD PROVE THE FU-
TItIrY OF THE INsURGENT CAUSE
Havana Dec %.-There was grand pubic
demonstration in Havana this afternoon anu e'e''e
in honor of General Martinez Campos' Inc p'o1e'
sion which was very imposing. was headeu ny iep
resentatives of the various political parties wiz WIZ
marched together in a most fraternal manner nc
civil corporations and municipal departments 'ie
c,rhs tho university the Economical society anu
In fac, every organization were represented ana III.
enthusiasm, manifested throughout the wnoe ciy
unboundod .u.,os
In the evening the procession carried 'orches
Tbero was also music In the Central Park ana at
the Obispo Palace. The streets were proiuse'y anu
beautifully decorated. Enormous crowds OF peop.e
lined the streets shouting their trust IN the triumph
of the plan OF campaign and the politics or uehe'a
Martinez Campos. ~
An imnortant meeting was also held to-day In sup
nor, NJ Spanish rule in Cuba. Speeches were maze
hy n nun,ber Of prominent Conservatives, Autoho-
mlsts and Reformists, all Of whom declared .a''1
Cubo's destiny could only be achieved under the nag
OF Spain Senior Santos Guzman declared 'haI '"e
Conservatives gave the full adhesion OF '''e pi'y ~
the Government The meeting OF the se'e'ai p
cal parties proved that Cuba. equally with SPAN.
willing TO make sacriices u saNe ' ~
from destruction
se0or Monroros a leader OF the Autonomist party
declared that the party subscribed 10 the seh''-
ments expressed by Senior Guzman. he expreS'eu
the hope that the rebellion would be speedily put
down constitutional rights restored. and the pun
lie liberties safeguarded. The meeting. ne auueu'
proved the unity Of sentiment existing among 'hose
who had the best interests of the island at heare.
The Cuban people generally he said, were oe'er-
mined TO remain under the Spanish banner
Senior Cerra speaking for the Reformists. SAID
tha, m. members OF that party were Wiling 10
Law down their lives and sacrifice their properly
TO save Cuba to the Spanish Crown Ihey "ounu
make any recompense to Spain for the sacI zee,
che had made The success OF the repes i Moui, i de
oniy cause the ruin Of the island, but wou'u ue-
stroy its civilization. ,,ossod ,hs meet-
CAPTAIN General Campos also addressed tne , nnee,v
ing Ills appearance the signal for tumuliuouS I
annlause and cries Of Long live the klns. Lon :
Iitvs Sna,nr' He sad that the circumstance, oi
the present revolt more snowy 'hat tei raS
The inanlmity of sentiment displayed py tnose -,
ont would induce foreign countries 10 open IL
eves 70 tho true feeling of the islands ne , ae-
ciared that he did not intend to resign or 40
Cuba while any one in arms against tnc o,l 80
eminent The fact that those so widey sepaIa,suI
in their political faiths could hold a meeting Snei &
the only sentiment voiced was oyalty 10 ,p' 80
must make deep impression on the r9oe.s, ,in ~
evnresqed the hone that such a manllestdtiOl Va
doyotion 10 the Crown would prove TO the hlsui
cents the futility of heir hope 10 cause Seiei a.
cuhan rising leading them to return TO thelI hoie'
when they would again be greeted as prot"eis'