Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-24
10R CUBA'S CAUSE.
,,t, From th, Pulpit 10 Behalf
Tho lnsurIocIlon.
formidable EXPEDITION.
Nan and Ammunition Sent from
~ ,,,, couulry 10 the struggling
Patriots.

. ,..,.te 10 do OUT uutJ h"'
'.s,,ou, .ymplthy for the CUBAN
it',,on,,,s. even though II should
vows The United States government
-,var with 5paiu'" -,
-, vs,e the words spoken last
III, Inc Rev. DR.. John Henry
s.,,,w,. pa,tor d the Fiat prssby's-
.,n cbuich. 10 company with u sfea.
law cher prominent preachers Of
c 49, the Re-. DR.. Bartows feels
',,,ss'y on the SUBJ soI, and hois doing
,y,Tining in bis power to STIR up q
' '" ia favor Of the native
n.s'as An thelf struggle with tue
..si.,d,. lie will takS n leading part
I, lbe mass meeting to be h.lI mex.
I,ndsy evening, al Cthf1l mune
m. Ubetr he hopes that RESOLUTIONS
s,S,s.,lpg ,tfong sympathy win Tue
Cgbsnl viii No adopted. ,,
wosn of Rev. Df. Bafrows's feeling
If. M matter grows out OF the fpc' mat
| ~ vailed Cuba three yeAt- ago last
inter And spent considerable time IN
,,ndvinv thsiiie, habits aud modes OF
.,vs,nmen, OF tho Inhabitants, snd
'asAE, therefore with authority.
.tybsn 1 visited Cuba" he said
M, night, ~ realized why II wns
s,Iled The 'P7afl Of the hntliles. III
se.tt,inly one " the most beautiful
ro,tion, OF Gods earth, and II IL pos.
's,.el on almost unlimited natural
,,,su,ess. And yet l found n dis
b,.rteued aud dOwnlrodden people.
~ have been suffering for gcnofa-
| Non, under oppression, the mgut IA
| faelou,. exhAustlng aud intOleraole
mi lbe world knows anything about.
The native Cubans seem TO have no
ufhts OF privilege which spain II
t,und TO respect. IT, unhappy people
d every station are stripped OF their
t9stoion. by taaga,hefefs as ruthless
a tho,e Of Turkey aud NJ hateful ~
| lh5,e OF Judea IN the ifst csututy.
. Cvta has been n great sponge. and
spain has been squeezing hvr TO MI the
tsfsr Of the treasury " MadHd A.
veil " the pockets Of ths fefocious
aplAinf-geneinl.
Independence from Spain In tho
tay solution OF the Cuban problem.
WshAve right TO show our sympalhy
lflhe oppressed everywhere anu We
tgiht TO bcsiege our national govern
mot 70 acknowledge the belilgercnt
n.su Of these heroic libcrationists.
We ought not 10 hesitate to do our
GUY aud eIpfe,r our righteous sym.
palhy,svtn though II should involve the
UslIsdSA.cs govern ment In n war " It'll
spalp. / hope the meeting Of next
/ noHlly night will DO the ntst oil a
lhounhd similar gatherings all over
the hni. hope that sucn pressure
aill be brought 10 bear that the gov
tinmsnl will DO forced to TAX. sumt
ie,i5n favorable 10 the Cubans."
cuHASs ELATED.
Nav fOHK Sept. ga special "a
lhe Hsmid lIVm Boston say; rnere
u inlsnie excitement among the
Cubln iuiienls here who have To-
laSsd the ouufte OF the revolt Ia tue
sland. Tbs reason IL the receipt OF
Information that the most formidable
tIIeiltl0n OF thrse which have teen
Fitted cot Ia this county have sue
csoitd 10 gtliiug out tO BsA safely, au1
hat II all has gOnu well, II will lie on
taad 10 materially All lighting CubaBi
10 thslf neat Zig battle.
The plans Tor this expedition have
s'sn formulating for the last four
n'nIh,, aud every thing was In reads
ha, iot the sailing Of the steamer
TINE days ago, In fact three day.
ssis nKei fOt her departure, but at TIE
isl moment each Time IL was learned
AlI agenis Of tbs spanish government
~ become oogulzAnt Vt tho proposed
uttiillon aud II was necessary TO cal
ihii' But now the steamer has stolen
HlJ and with men, arms, ammuniliot
10 zone new devices In tho way OF
EiehlntIy OF war il on hehigh seas
enillng with II the hope OF thou
hli, Of CubAnb In this ooun
W. livery one 10 RnXiDubly
nung 10 hear that tho redoubtabi,
L'ilquo CollaIo-for II IL he that Ia II
'a'iss Of tho expeillion-hEs set foo
"a Cuban toil. And with him arl
lsheieds Of the flower OF the CubSi
lsulhi, with force Of officers to 70
van The ioOlhnrdy reekleBsness o
Nalh and inexperience. There IL tn
.'tsiAl's brother, Col. Tom Ne Colinzc
w j. Captain Solor ana LIEUT.
ani rctz and Carlts Macla; SCc1nI
~, -, Jorge Scrip. kwhile the last
''lh not The least group, include
Anugh, Captain Gabrielle O'Far
Ani Captain Cusplere, OF tn
Nteh Amy, and u French chsmis
~ Proposes u dol something In ia,
yu dynamite warfare which wi
S..nipfl.e 10 the SpanisIds. Wit
w are 200 men determined 20 figh
\. we lM' Tor their county, But
usn are picked, 30 are tho veal
Nhleh the little schooner CARR,
Nt Of her cargo. The agents o
~. ssin leaders In this country had lh
~ ulnhculty In ohartsrlng vesse
vus excuses are offered, hut non
nm sl 70 thoroughly satisfy the ownel
~ ttemel rs though the ide
49, ~ 90 given up. General Coilazl
AVA In Tampa, Fla, mude a.,
~ ups here TO con'or With the lunt
Meh lhs exor,ions to ind a sui
4, ,,ss-l were redoubled.
one was hecurod-where or
~ being a secret which could M
rsuhg from iho0e who shared a. !
IVY steamer OF about 700 tons
tls bttt 10 be had. She WI
ss,s, AZ port which 10 also Kept
d Sal, then, lwitn only m ageI
lv, SuOans aboard, was steam
lo, ~ heF IL knot gait to q little seI
Ky, ao' iM FROM pampR.
t,'sIs, ny FlecsmeAl, her cargo wi
~. w. 10 Tue halu. There were stow,
~, .,oOO rider, 100000 rounds
u1HMilon apd COO mRche.es. b
IN, S,i ulla, each man had his pe
arms and there was 400 poun,
s,sSy,l.smlle, with the material
U'uis death dealing BON b