The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-18
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lie. Tenn, january 2o.-Conero6]
ton McAfiilin reached the city Il
m Washington and in IN inte3
( with him concerning the Cut
d no had good grounds for n
. that President Cleveland "a /
would send a message to congro
lg the Cubans as belllgcrsats. /
Millin says he In satisfied III
ne and that the rumnrs conneel
md with the purchase Of Cut
ng matters to a crisis. I.
dlllin spoke with positiveness u
tho early recognition Of III
lists. 3
ton, January 0.--Senators 6hes
gan and Lodge. who constitui'
'mmittee on foreign relationl
to discuss the matter Of recoi
bclligerency Of the Cuban Il !
Tho meeting was private q,
as given out concerning
ason to believe the sub-consmdtt
recommend recognizing chi
belligerents to the full commit
next meeting. III
January 2o.--The Republic IA
Y wire to the governor of eac
@ Union this inquiry: "WouiM
ithe purchase of Cuba by End
.ccasion for the assertion
a doctrine! What is the miI{
Of your State. armed a1 q
4 how quickly could Il III
-eceivcd show that the got +
q United States are thorougfn \
18th the principles of the MOI
/. Among those who answered II
nors McLatrin of Mississippi f
Missouri. Matthews OF Ind 4
on of New Mexico, Carr 4 &
ina ana Oates OF Alabama. Z
January 20.-The Republic thu II
Z. In summarizing dispatched d
!, New York and Washingto H
Sas been reached In the Cuba n
milton OF the blllsgerency I 81
irmy by the United States ~
PRESIDENT Cleveland Is said -
d a proclamation. which mtl "
~ or in the Immediate futurt m
I. It is declared. intended f3E
insurgents last week. whd &
{ the recall OF General Cam 4
err the circumstances tho e5 X
hit that such action would u "a
nopportune and unfriardlv
!. therefore, withheld tho Ind &
lment impending the ai =
a successor to Campo} +
ast forety-eight hours. how
ut Cleveland IL said to ba{I
pain. despe!ring Of . succeed
IN OF the war, had offered
Great Britain.
held in some quarters the
lying squadron In destine
waters. II this IL so. VI
ricial information from III
is lacking. but Il Is evfdelf
complications are at hand.
/. head OF the Cuban part
States. wires from4Ivashin1
g IN complete; the presided
will recognize the insurgcI
adds that II Is not nece( i
insurgents should hold
az a matter OF fact Genor4
ken half a dozen ports
leaving the Spanish nru4 =
Havana. ~
1t, It Is said, win issue
Immediately. Authorlti 4
executive and not congre
the initiative. Preside3
hesitated to take 70 ~ X
while the official head d &
in this country Is enjoytI
OF American citizcnshi|
v has not felt so much ~
,om these causes. HE "a
time In favor Of immedta1
has been urging the pret 4
;. Cleveland, naturally ~
ed with great delibeyatio
transpired within the -
owever. to change IN
xton advlces are occurs
In washington that Spa Il
.sell Cuba 10 Great Brita
dations for the cessiuls
oe British crown arr Pei
tits said. has abnndon<
ling the insurrectior. a
the president may ~
! proposition and real
q OF Cuba. This, hox$
nth large grain q =
melton between lnqeD
rcncy.
IN be recognized whe1
Established themGe1v1