Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-02
The SPANISH SPUNK.
Retarded as Serious BY President
Cleveland.
GENERAL wEYLEPs PAMPHLET.
d, claring that spain Ia Ga the Verge Of
War With the United
States.

from Washington, ID. g., sayI
The SpAni,h.AmeriCau situation,
growing out Of the reports Of this riots
in Bsroslona, was regarded 30 seriously
by the President that he convened n
special meeting Of the cabinet last
night, though the call was Issued under
the EuIse VI dinner at Secretary Ol.
ney's. The conference lasted until
after 10 O'Clock. Daring the dinner
Secretary Olusy produced some i'm
poftanI information which bad come
to him by cable.
Just beioro the adjournment n cable
was received to the effect that the
Spanish minister OF foreign affairs In
Mairld had been instructed by HE
government 10 insist that the United
States government dlsayow the action
OF the Senate NJ condition Dt, cedent
To the continuance Of friendly tela.
lions between the two nations. This
demand tor n disclaimer Of the Senate
bill will be ignored.
An INCESDIARY rAMrllt XII.
KEY WEST, Fla, March "A pas.
tng,r on the Olyettv, which has lust
reached here from Havana, brought
with him n pamphlet " hich disclUses
very plainly tho temget oi hpsniAtds
owaTd the United States. Toe pam.
phlet 10 styled "fhe war with the
United States ami the Cuban inIur.
rectiun.0 IL was inspired by the
Spanish government, aud General
Wsylet 10 having II distributed broad.
CAst thtoufhh ut the ISLAND.
Every liuo Of the pamphlet bilstles
with dtnuuciation OF the United States
aud OF American citizens. IL declares
that although the United States aud
spain are on the verge Of war, yet
SpsnlAFds need not bU alarmed for they
would have the aid VI every European
nation. u con inuts:
"5hould tho United States declare
sgaisst any European nation all tho
Iest OF the wuflJ would give tho NJ
sailed one efficient AID. IL essential
that VIZ should bear In mind tho fact
that there exists In the United states
many state, which ia the shade OF
Intrigue, are struggling for their indie
ptudeuce hnu would hail the outbreak
o, European war ms tho opportunity
Tor their own emancipation. All these
tsaGonn have contributed 10 the ottaD.
li,hmsnt OF the indispuIAbls fact that
tue government Ot Washington would
not recognize the delinquency Of the
Cuban stcsssiobisis. spain has always
been inviucible sud ~ certainly NJ tue
indiRnilies OF thea mstican government
reach tue point Of acknOwledgi the
lsllgeTency Of the CUBAN rebels will
spain declare war. The blood of ths sons
oi spain when II boils over from the
heat Of an insult offered to the native
land, IL not ~ De controlled by cJnsii.
vtatlOn Of property or interest. Con.
udrnt OF the val1r Of her sons, Spain
ms never feared tho United States
AMI on tho day when the government
Of Washington recognizes the belliget'
rncy Of tue rebels We viii declare war.
IL Spain declares war againtt the
United states II Will not be solely on
account OF having recognized tue bel.
nasfonoy Of tho rebels but Hlso because
We have n considerable number oil
grievances HgainHl her The United
States could not have borne herself ~
VAtds spain In more dusplcable man'
ueT. The Mora indemnity, tue Al
lisncb embfOgll0, tue display Of touel
haa In tbs streets OF Row Nott, tn'
refuge which the rebels enjoy In Key
WssI anu Ia FloTidu, the privilege o
OF dlshfigction toward spain, the de
pATture from the United states OF tli
clustering expeditions, and worse, TN
AmsricAn synIiGnlta formed TO iurnisl
money 20 tho Tebtls, constitute a sere
Of tffsuscB against spain, n0ue o
when has bsen avenged, solely be
cause the Warrington government la
pretended thSt the insurgents uld no
enjoy tfilclal favor.
"AnneTation Is the aim Of tn
Ameticsna aud n their disreputabl
c0nducI causer WsT, ttill we mus
laugh ~ the iutillty OF the hopes 9
th.ss thioviug va koes."
MEssAuEs FRoM SPAIN.
wAsuISGTOS, March AT IN
cabinet uebti.g Secretary Olney Tea
letter from NJ mister De LONE, II
closing a cable message no had n
csiysu from his government, diteotln
the Spanish minister 10 infoTm "a
United States government, that Spai
was exeTting all her power 10 am
protect the United States legation an
Contuls, and no could give assurance
they would be- protected from m
harm, Also AmsFiCAna visiting an
residing In Spain would be taie fToI
attacks OF mobs and other riotOus q
BemBliss.
Another communication created
proioEud surprise. IL was messaR
from the Spanish minister OF foteig
Rfiarrs nj ARdTld, insisting that u
Unitsd statos government uisaV0w Il
action Of the Senate az coudiu6
precedent 70 continued friendly rel
lions totwtsn tho two governments.
The only result Ct tho cvnfotent
WAS q practical agreement that u
secretary o. slate should promptly 70
pond Ia zindly terms 70 tho cummun
cation Of Minister DE LONE ani than
the government Tor it. readiness 10 pr
teot Americans aud American inIo
0sls IN Spain.
The secretary OF the navy purely
measure OF pIscautlon, viii bring
efficient Il pL OF war vessels net
enough together to muss them proml
ly at any point that may 10 lhftaiene
REGRET THE BARCELONA AFFAIR.
WAsHIEGToS. ID. o., March g.
callSgTAm reached tue state dvpal
meut early this morning from Ham
Taylor, United States minister ut Ma
rio, saying the HpaDieh minister
stale expressed deep regret at tbs Is.