New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
TO PROCLAIM a REPUBLIC.
PLANS OF THE CUBAN INSURGENTS AND
GENERAL DE QUEsADA.
MEN AND ARMS To EE sENr OFT on DIFF N"'N
VESSELS AGGRESSIVE WARFARE TO RE CAR
EIED OF SYMPATHY ANp AID

FOR THE CAUSE
t.. svn,pathv and aid which the Cuban insur-
gents are receiving. ami the recent prominent
converts % the cause. have all given H'S" nm
ra,is f., ,noe. who are working for tn" cause IN
this city. and it was learned yesterday 'ha' pans
are being laid here for the formation 81 p'o''-
siomal government in cuba. the elec'ioh o' d
president and a party Proclamation "i 're''''"'
The work is going along quietly. D"t WI" s''''
earnestness. Tho arrival Of General K'''r'o "e
Qucsada in the city and his work II organizing
are all part of plans mapped out a i'hS "'"7
ago and now Just being realized
For some time there have been run'oiS 'ha' "'
the proper time "A leader would come to IN" front
who would assume control of he insuigrh' ''''"S
in Cuba and who would carry On The work Tnis
man has been found in General De Qu"sad'. lie
is simply waiting now until the proper time to
strike = blow. ~ the same time. he ~ natui'lly
rcticent in speaking Of his movements. f'r a pric,
has been set upon his head by the spanish '''N-
eminent. and he viii be- Killed # captured by the
regular troops.
cuban headquarters IN this ci;y are at no 80
Broadway. General de Quesadas rephe". Man
ueI y d. Quesada was seen there yesterday. lie
said
Nj uncle is in communi alton with Jose MART
eral-in-Chief of the insurgeni forces They have
decided H. hold convention in the n"Ar future.
The time and place must necessarily De a secret.
AZ ihis convention there VIII be- present one dele
gate f.r ,aOa one hundred patriots. Each dele
KAT. VIII carry the proper credentials. AMI VIII
have a vote 81 ini- convention constitution
VIII ir adopted q T.. sd-nr proclaimed ani a
manic. .to ISSUED. 1hcn ih- fighting MI begin IN
earnest"
Speaking = The Croan affairs General d" que
slda said.
rho hour has arrived. Tho war viii soon h" ~
it's h.i,h, In SIX months General campls viii be-
forced 20 return 80 spain. Already rcac" over
lures have boon made to us uy the regular ~ ops
W have ISSUED orders that the next envoy that
comes n ms from thr spanish troops with terms
% Yaa.. shall D.. treated ~ a spy. AMI sho; ~
capture W. have So Informed 'hc Spanish GOV
ornn.nt W. are daily receiving recruits and
financial ail This VII h' the N ari ~ our lives.
and ~ Will win Tho yellow feyer viii e"t IN ia
wo-k very soon nov Naturc and labor 'iroum-
stances are with vs. When the sugar mills '.' So
we Will gain thousand is - recruits. cannot say
when shall START. but IL VIII b" Tn shori Nm"'
ard viii take a force down that VIII si"fre the
troops there"
G'n.ral Dc Qucsa "a refused TO say whero he VAS
going g. get his men. II" said ihdi 10" m .hrs
would come largely from contributions much =
which he gave himself lie said inat b" was
breaking no international law. for th" law says
that recruits and arms must n Z g. out IN tn'
same vesscl. bat That they may go separately
he said -
Il can take I. 900 men out on one vessel ana 90"
rifles IN anothrr The two ships an meet .
youd the throc-fuilc limit ana transfer the l'h''
ard nothing can Ne said'
The General hollis continual lcvec IN TIC cor
ridors ~: the Flfth Avenue Hotel. AMI dairy re
ro!vcs assurances - AID from cuhans now In this
city.