New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
FOR THE CUBANS,
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS IN SEVERAL
CITIES OF THE UNION.
RESOLUTIONS PASSED ASKING THE UNITED
STATES TO GIVE THE ISLANDERS BELLIG-
ERENr RIGHrs-MAYoRs PRESIDE AND
PROMINENT CITIZENS PRONOUNCE
RINGING SENTIMENTS.

ERENT RIGHTS-MAYORS PRESIDE AND
PROMINENT CITIZENS PRONOUNCE
RINGING SENTIMENTS.
Denver Nov l-Under the auspices OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce a large and enthusiastic meeting
Of sympathzers with Cuba was held last night
Mayor McMurray. Governor Mcintyre. the rev
Father Organ and others spoke at some length
The speakers Ctrongiy advocated independence lor
Island, and boldly deprecated the perpetuat"h
OF Eui opean monarchies contiguous 10 American
soil. Strong emphasis laid on the fact tna'
spain was the first to recognize the Southern Con-
federacy in an indecent haste and that action was
urged as sufficient to justify the United states III
extending belligerent rights 10 the Cuoars. Heso
lutions received from Chicago were adopted WITHOUT
a dissenting voice.
Marshaltown Ia, Nov. IA meeting 10 express
sympathy and II possible. exert influence upon leg
isaton in behalf OF the Cubans In their strusse
for freedom was held here last night Mayor
Pierce called the meeting to order. and CommahdaiI'
Rataklu OF the Iowa Soldiers Home, presided. a
number OF addresses were made by leading cl'izei's
The sentiments expressed were enthusiastically ap
plauded and resolutions ringing with the spirit OF
liberty for the oppressed islanders were uH@i''-
mously adopted. ....,, ,,oss- meet
ing was held at the opera house las; eFei..ns ~
resolutions We're adopted indorsIng tAT .t,.
sursents IN their hght for freedom. ne me -
was presided over BY Mayor Ball. and Stirring al
dresses delivered by Bishop SherloS' '@'
Ottunwa Iowa Nov. l. A. public meeting IL t.
n!ght resolutions Of sympathy for cuba ana Ca.,''
nn Inc Government 10 recognize her beige enc
were passed and ordered forwarded 10 ia" i'"-
Senators and Representatives IN congress. ...t..
kankakee L., Nov. AT meeting .as, sFs',''
OF III citizens OF kankakee called by me Ma u a..
the commander OF the Grand Army OF - ~ ,ta
10 take action relative to recognizing me rims - Ia.
Cuban rev1lutionists, RESOLUTIONS wee a'pgtr-
fendine symuathV TO the Cuban paii .Ots IN tnr!t
strusgIe FOR liberty and expressing me Deas. M
n is 7hs dutv OF the United States Governneh' -
accord 10 the cuban dtriOts be.llser-nt rights d.
the earliest practicable momtn s, r,h,,
Decatur l. Nov IA largely attended CuOdN
meeting was held At the courthouse .ast nlsnI a.
which Mayo ConkAng presided strong rssoiu So
~ syurstav fer cuba n her struggle fo- lndepeG-
dence ~ere adopted Speeches were ds1ySrGd t ~
" F Calhoun the Rev. 7. G. Hobbs ana e -
LsforGee There many persons N D Dtsr,
riIltn1 10 volunteer to aid cuba to ga n her lberty
Fort Wayne Ind, Nov IA largely attended,
ma.s-meeting he'd IN the circuit Dour room pom
Last night In response 70 the cal or Mayor OakvE
for a meeting OF citizens to express sympathy ri
Cuha Several prominent citizens made speeches. anu
resoiut,ons were adopted asking that the Govern
ment recognize the insurgents as beLigerents.