The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
IGNITION OF Gun
ent Cleveland Will sesl
Message to Coaaress
ring cuDANS BELLIoERESi
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.smac MINI. A...t "
ssman McMillin Authos}d
for the Statement. 4
RIsIs SEEMINGLY ACUf{
4 .Dicksr Between Spain ~
snd Would BE . Casua us1lk
Reception Go Campss. 4

lie. Tenn. January :o.-Congroo}|
ton McMillln reached the city 4
m Washington and in an intss
with him concerning the Cut
d no had good grounds for II
. that President Cleveland IN
would send a message to congrs@
,g the Cubans rs belllGersots. II
Millin says he Is satisfied az
no and that the rumorr conneol
md with the purchase Of Cut
ng matters to q crisis. IL
iillin spoke with positiveness i
the early recognition Of u 1
lists. S
ton. January 20.-Senators She, Il
gan and Lodge. who constitute
ommittee on foreign relation 4
to discuss the matter of reco@ I
bclligerency OF the Cuban Il L
Tho meeting was private al 4
as given out concerning 4 n
ason to believe the sub-commAl A
recommend recognizing III n
bclligerents to tho full commit n
next meeting. 81
January 2o.--Thc Republic Il 1
Y wire to the governor OF eac r
Q Union this inquiry; "Wou}s
ifhe purchase of Cuba by END Z
.ccasion for the assertion
u doctrines What is the miii
Of your State. armed aH
4 how quickly could It HH
7cceivcd show that the got 4
e United States are thorougu,f 81
tth the principles OF the MOD
Among those who answerd II
nors McLaurin of Mississippi b
Missouri. Matthews OF Ind 81
.on OF New Mexico, Carr d
Ina and Oates of Alabama. =
January 20.--The Republic III,
z. In summarizing dispatchf NJ
l. New York and Washingto A.
Ms been reached in the Cuba n,
milton of the billegerency dXS
,rmy by the United States III
resident Cleveland Is said IL,
d Il proclamation. which md 8}j
~ or In the Immediate futuil &k1
I. 1t is declared. intended III
insurgents last week, Wild : <
I the recall OF General Car
er the circumstance the e}
Int that such action would VI
nopportune and unfriardlv dle
!. therefore, withheld tho IND 7
iment impending the al e
a successor to Campof
ost forety-eight houra, hoV
ut Cleveland Is said to hal
pain. despairing OF . suoceBf
N of the war, had offered
Great Britain.
held In some quarters tha
lying squadron Ia destine
waters. IL this is SO. WI
fflcial information from "
ds lacking. but II Is evidor{
complications are ut hand,
/, head of the Cuban part
States. wires fromAWathina
o IL complete: the prcside1
will recognize the insurge1 4
adds that II IL not nece4
insurgents should hold
as a matter Of fact Genor4 II
ken half II dozen ports 4
leaving the Spanish arm H
Havana. 81
II, 1t is said, viii issue #
Immediately. AUTHORITY
executive and not congre(
the initiative. PRESIDED II
hesitated 10 take 30 II
while the official head
in this country Is enjoyiJ(
of American citizenshil
v has not felt so much er +
ON these causes. HE IA f.
time IN favor OF immedi11
has been urging the pre-
!. Cleveland. naturally caN
"a with great dcliberattoI
TRANSFERRED within the ~
owever, to change n
rton advlces are accur1
in washington that 6pa
sell Cuba to Great Brteq
aatlons for tho cessioti
AZ British crown are ~
itsis said, has aband6nq
ing the insurrection. 4 n =
the president may ~
proposition and rqcp9
OF Cuba, This. hove
,ith large grain oe ,
notion between inQp1
rency.
N bc recognised vho4
established theunne,yo1
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