The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-02


a measure a"' AS success ,h,. Jpu,Iiufying sGch
sennte y,hi..h as vs. , ,ne ACTON OF tne
/ svnrntbv nm IL, ~ iv1s III nu.''si'
evoked H,, Air pf,,,'' - iils. NouS Hl'lIt
trne
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rid whicb du,.u. .,'a " ulsi"V , l!oln MAJ a..
Iindienaiion avnised ~ s'sn' ienSrt on .me
faction of Tho i-nited Co., va, ~, " Nv
NIFTY OF the press in caIiing upon NY t,e 9', g5v.
arument la tolernte NO i,,,."i,.,, ..'' O.,
disnnt" -, 1,.",i, ~, u" i,trrlcI nee. rms
urou ~ or.,,.a5S 'H. .Nencs IN tne S'rcetS
sage of the c"nc,Ii,,'nt trsi,, ~ 'iv P1h
senate I'M nnN,,ia H., ii,,, III, on "
cv.nfno Ia 4,Vi's tVSei"i'N la.rneu lhe
vendors r"roii,s ,.,' ,i,e iapGts iIoin tne
thcv thun rod - ,ii,a..i''' VIZ humps
A sir,iia. c - nv .'ies HilS H'oud.
in,g tn,,,,'s H., ,o',t'S ~ cNlnceu IN the lead
every v5he,, - ME- province the officials
A,nnri,,,n I.,,, 1,n.iN ,Hei, rear OF amt
IRE, g,, dGs','oStr9IionS re Standard
esnrriIl,, i,,.,,ri ''l,, tle Hl'dhiuruS are
yenr tbs ,,,.c,.,,,,,,,,, ''"Nc uuilhs thc past
Ia ~o,,'ttS,' 4. i''t'.tt mas zone It's utmost
outstnndii1c ''it , ,.i.cu Hta Us settling nj
mal,iui1 cn,co5,tn'sia, '.th ciaimS, besides
liz. tS,,1,,, - HS 10 American trade IN
led to 80, ",,,, ,atlI' ttG, me Spannris were
limos u,nt -, ."ls correspondent con-
MIMI n,."o .'c INSURGENTS ala not COM
,Jiie.'e, '' NItN'iand' hls minister's and the
s,.n,i"u uut,n"l'leS, We're afordlng the
ciIitv 70 " c%.'i s'iI vohsuates every IA
on1 r," Cn..h inoustering expeditions
r,li,.' ,'.o "o'oi'ous preparations by cuban
In ,ino,.,
gre, TO-, i eidt Clrcls there Is even
business ,,i, ,ss'oh because the Spanish
,,oIIiirla,e ' n,,a ate more alive than the
On 'a.f an" olhoeis TO the consequences
Hfrerica,m nlHnoe IRON the mQment
auetn"nt bc,. 'l,,iplee onllses spain to
r,a,, m'l aftaaY costly naval nrna-
ana ~ s'cufltlcS nave fallen heavily
a,, ii''F, CNrn"hkes nave hardened.
foi ill.,, "1ir 10 state mat Spain intends to
al ,"t w S4nle course That America
49, ''N'i INV IsNf0IiNin governments
1910, S,t'"eu the beHlgSrency Of the South /
G ~ ~ l'Io secession war should President /
- ''Stlu carry OUT the senhtc's rcsolu- I
ar. nh s1 iuur lfohclads two cruis- /,
n'b srNtid ENlnohts VIII he sent 10 /,
ouua, J. ne coast deienses Of C;bo, the /
4hueht continues, VIII he increased.
o U,s'raS naNo nton issued to prevent DEM
0'a ~, ra' =, ms throughout the country.
Hu Hldniaru says IN an editorial on |
~ hpoNe dispatcn: We can not be sur /
pIlStu at the Indignation evoked, even |
- t.'ilut; LOT aiEuin'hts sake, That the |
mrtu''l states had the right ia interfere.
inc iHlSuhge which IN fenators used
was almost recklessly offensive. II l'rcs-
dent cleveland is compelled 10 act. ms
task Is rendered almost hopeless hy the
eNlraNaSancc OF American synpa thizrrs
are urging their counirymen to keep cool
II would be well il America would fol oN
, her eXample Neithor nation has any
develop INTO an open conflict, We hope
that President Cleveland viii do nothing
further to exisperate a sensitive people.
me Americans may dismiss as an idle
dream the suggestion that any diplomacy
viii induce the queen regent to recognize
Tho Independence OF cuba.
\ New York dispatch To the Daily News
vancouver and saws: President Cleveland t
NH not act hastily, If al all 5
Tho Daily News also says In an edi- 4
oral; There are many reasons why the =,
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