The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19
CrHA A. \ REPUBLIC.
People There Prefer Concessions 20
Nrrrn nnmis.ntinn.

Quarantine. Steten Island. august IL
The Ward line stcame'- Seneca from MeNi-
can and Cuban ports arrived "arit i"is
morning AT quarantine. One Of the l'.tN'.ha
Yasscncers I'm speaking of the affairs Hi
that place says that ON AuEust 'il. the
da,- before the Seneca sailed. Cattai" ''rii-
eral Martinez Campos called t"Setatf al
Of the volunteer organizations and IeHlai-t-
ell The transfer to tEe regular ARMY oi one
hundred men from each c2mr. = nerai iu-
d{rn;.tion pre- walls among these ofAahili--
tfo,s but me order viii lee enforced Inc
juslrrcction is more widespread thlh tie
people of Havana are ali"Ntt To hv4l'Nf
and CarrTos viii not last long. fi' was
caught i'm a bad trap at Bayamo ana ''tl
for the impulsive action of tine cuban gen
oral Alacco. VINO rrrciPitatei his attack.
Campos would certainly pave "t-A ,"l-
turcd. .,.
rost four months the Spanish l'i.t.s H'.t
lost bv disease. druutena'Ss ara sNt''-' i.i
battIe fully l5.Uo men. No repoi IS are ''i-
lowed to he circulated cohcerEin9 losses
:, hattie hut the asithorities admit ina ih
mis- period l.0ey have died from disease or
excessive Indulgence in food or oilat- i".'-
tv thousand inSJryentS are -Nit'"At 80
i'm the field oVcrruunius thr ,o"hjf. ANA
making their camps i'm The mountain l.t7--
u,sses. from whence they saiiN - 5lii"s
blow and return TO camp. d-H-"'''.7 '''
tbeir rapid movements TO dlseoHtrEl l"7
enemy. .,.t,..,.- ..r
the revolution. Of whom thvIr ore "''''''
400 in the city and suburbs of haFtA''
why they DO not capture and occupy 1'I-
tia.o or some other important ci'>' ans
tbev claim that they could DO. but l"et
,lans as 10 the future would mot Pr Unit
That is to say large majority OF -. tl-
hahitants Of cuba are negroes anu ~
,,,,,,t.rca would mean ne5ro government.
f..4 acct
eeta blishment OF a protectoiate uu"e' '"1
I-rited states or some other sirVnS govern
,,a,t then the question would soon rs So
tted Failing i'm this, the SviteItl 'sS'iS -
to secure home rule from the motilti ~o''il-
my The capture OF an imiof t'iAt sea @-,'9'
town would ue followed by lhe I@'u- ''''lo-'
nj tbeir rights as bellisereuts. DntI some
d.,inita pIar. can be settled upon, the buei-
ina warfare will be continued a l3ia'
ma ioritv of the people are hoping l"i 'o''-
,...e,ious from Spain in preference 70 ii'N1-
perd-nce. as "a republic without nrEro ooi"-
nation would bee dithcuit 20 OBTAIN
Germany HAS Word ." say
Berlin. August l4.-Ine seni-oi'i1''i = = 90
German Gazette III an inspired ieiiiti t'
rneuts on the relations of the Omtt4 Sld''7
with the Cuban rebels. II SAYS lA@t N"dt
ever the official returns between SPAN anu
the United States the sympathie@ OF tne
masses OF the American pe'p'c are "iti. e''9
Cubaus, put II American poi+'iNi''--9 ~
the conclusion that tine victory OF tAe
r,beIs means rich gain foc the Norm
Americans they make a great mistake.
The separation of cuba from Spain can
only result in cuba becoming small ~
dependent state like san Domingo. Madrid
is not wrong in asserting that New NorN
has become the Mecca Of al the adVen-
tuners of the world who look Upon the
Cuhan rebellion as business promising
high profits
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