The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-20
CLEARING cuBASs BELLlcERESj
naressman NcMillin Autiotl
for the Statement. 1
Is CRISIS SEEMINGLY ACUfj|
ported .Dicksr Between spsin S1
England Would ne . Casua n.1,s !. J n
Reception TO Campes.

ashViue' Tenn. January 20. -ConEroe
Benton McMillin reached the clty 4
It from Washington ana In an ,ntes
had with him concerning tho cuk
lr said ne had good grounds for II
,ment that President Cleveland a.
days would send a message to conxrs
snizing the Cubans as beliikersuts. N
McMillin says he IL satisfied fhj1{
be done and that the rumors connsel
England with the purchase Of cut I
bringing matters to a crisis.
McMillin spoke with positiyeness i K
d to the early recognition Of N n
utionists, Ill
shington, January eo.--Henators shs!8 N
Morgan and Lodge, who constltuj III
'"p-comm'ttee on foreign relation IL
oday to discuss the matter Of reco{ ia
the belligerency of the Cuban q ia
MS Tho meeting was private al q
ig was given out concerning dlE
Is reason to believe the sub commdI III
VIII recommend recognising n ~
10 as belliserents to the full commit ~
Its next meeting.
'oufs. January 2o.--The Republ,n n
ut by wire to the governor Of eac u
the Union this inquiry: ..Wou}
gard the purchase of Cuba by END 1
ID occasion for 1.-The assertion ds
'hroe doctrines What is the min 4
orce Of your State, armed AZ
and how quickly could Il s5
ed?, - Jt{
- received show that the Eoj
If the United States are thorou ~ III j
rd With the principles OF the MOD - A
,iane. Among those who answered 321
overnors McLaurin OF Mlssissfp,i III I
u Missouri. Matthews OF Ind N Z
'orlton of New Mexico, Carr d{2 &
'nrolina and Oates OF Alabama. u Il
JUS. January 20--The Republic m; WI NJ
rHing, In summarizing dispatch6 " III
orida, New York and washingtot ri q
" mas been reached In the Cuba An. IN
euoshition OF tho billegarency dH nj
loi army by the United States tlE 81
l. president Cleveland Is said ~ &
pared II proclamation. which md IL nj
To-Day or In the immediate futurt II MI
silent, II Is declared. intended f&S
the insurgents last week. whd WU
I'd OF the recall OF General Cartl !, 81
under the circumstances the III 81 I
hought that such action would i MI
as inopportune and unfrlandly tkH
I'd he. therefore, withheld tho IN 5f y
document impending the all n
! or successor TO Campo1 II
he past forety-eight hours. how
'sident Cleveland In said to hsv
'at Spain. despairlng OF eucceS3
nation OF the war, had offered Il il
10 Great Britain, ~
ief ia held In some quarters thu, H.
sh flying squadron IL DESTINED q
lean waters. If this Is 80, W. Is
7. Official information from IN H #
,use is lacking. but II II eviderf f u
'us complications are at hand, II
alma. head Of the Cuban part ~
tied States, wires from1Washln& M
case IN complete; the presided T. -
'ess will recognize the inslrse1 ~
alma adds that II Is not nec6} NJ
the Insurgents should hold ~
that as n matter Of fact Genefe h r.
IS taken half a dozen ports 4 VI I
week. leaving the Spanish artr( &
, In Havana. fX3 6l4
sident, It Is said. will issue
lon Immediately Authoritl& n
I; the executive and not congref 3T
akc the initiative. Presided 3 y
has hesitated to take 10 III VI
step while the official head a III
ton In this country Is enjoyir1
,tion of American citizenshff
Olney has not felt SO much "a I
ut from these causes. HE III * q
,me time I'm favor OF inimediaG "A
/ and has been urging the preG@ N
IT Mr.. Cleveland. naturally 81 4
moved with great deiiberattol
has transpired within the ri
~ however. to change N
Arlington advices are accur1
ri in washington that 6pe4
| d, sell Cuba to Great Brtta(
leg citations for the cession
to the British crown are nq
pain, II Is said. has abaudphf
quelling the insurrection, 4
that the president may Ioib
Ieinal proposition and rocpgr
Idence OF Cuba. This. hQW<4
ZEN with a large grain q ~
disfinrffun between inA1u1&