The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
IGNITION OF con
ent Clevslsad Viii Sss 4
Message to Congress-
PING cuBANs BELLIGERENI
ssman NcMillin Authcf}y
for the Statement.
RIsIs SEEMINGLY AcUy'
4 Dicker between spaiA Y
and Would BE = Casua BsI1t4
Receptions to Campss. s

le. Tenn. January %. -Consre4
ton McMiliin reached the city y
m Washington and In an ints
with him concerning the cut
d no had good grounds for u
ttat President Cleveland IA
would send q message to consrs'
" tho Cubans M belliGersats. !,
MlllIn says he IL satisfied a
nc and that the rumors connso
md with the purchase Of Cuk
ng matters to q crisis.
iillin spoke with positiveneso /
the early recognition Of q
lists.
ton. January 20.--Senatcrs Ghr'
gan and Lodge. who constitut
,mmittee on foreign relation
to discuss the matter Of reco1
belligcrency of the Cuban q
Tho meeting was private al
as given out concerning 4
ason to believe the sub-commtl
recommend recognizing "
belllgercnts to the full ooninai|
next meeting.
january 2o.--The Republic Il
Y wire To the governor of eac|
Union this inquiry: "Wout
,the purchase OF Cuba by lsn8
OCCASION for the assertion
doctrincs What is the mill
Of your State. armed an
4 how quickly could It Y
~cceived show that tho goJ
United States are thorough
18th the principles OF the MOD
Among those who answered
nors McLauiin of Mississipa1
Missouri, Matthews OF Ind
ON OF New Mexico. Carr 4
ina and Oates OF Alabama.
January 2o.--The Republic TIL,
z, In sun marizing dispatch{|
/, New York and Washingta
,ls been reached In the Cuba
milton of the billegsrency Z
trmy by the United states
President Cleveland is said I
ID IL proclamation. which ma
~ or in the immediate feturl
I, II is declared. intended q
insurgents last week. vh9|
the recall OF General CufiI
er the circumstances the Ell
Int that such action would VI
nopportune and unfriandlv 4
!, therefore, withheld tho IND
lment impending the ad'
n successor to Campo(
nst forety-eight hours. how
ut Cleveland is said to tay
pain, despairing Of succcS4
N OF the war, had offered n
Great Britain. 4
held In come quarters thd'
lying squadron In DESTINED
waters. II this Is so, WE
ffIcial information from III
liz lacking, but II II evideSl
complications are Mt hand. Il
4, head of the Cuban perS
states, wires fromAwashin4
Q II complete: the presided!
will recognize the insurge1
adds that It Is not necef
Insurgents should hold II
as a matter Of fact Gener4
ken half n dozen ports
leaving the Spanish ursrf|
Havana. II
II. II is said. win issue
Immediately. Authority
executive and not congre1
the initiative. Preside1
hesitatsd to take 30 tu{|
while the official head
in this country Is enjoyip
of American citizenship
v has not felt 40 much a.
ON these causes. HE m
time In favor Of immedle
has been urging the prne
;. Cleveland, naturally cay
"a with great deliberat1o
transpired within the pe
owever, to change
xton ndvlres are accur
in washington that epa
sell cuba to Great Brtp
cations for the cessics,
,e British crown are nq
his said, has abandon,
ling the insurrection. 4 =
the president may -
| proposition and reco9ay
. Of Cuba, This. hqE
vIth a large grain q y
motion between lnes1
.acoOnixed vlG