Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-23
IN FAVOR OF PEACE.
Tho SpsDlsh People D ,l's a Settle
mell Of Tho Cuban Question.
lingo PArrR, FEED ma FLAME
Bat Mothers, Whose sons Are 10 Go
10 the War, aud the taxpayers
Are Tired OF the liosuliues.

new YomS, April GA dispatch
20 the World from Maitii say,: The
report that an understanding h about
10 bo reached between spain and the
United States 10 regard TO Cubn, IA
iavotably received IN financial anu
commercial circles without stopping 10
inquire whether tho wo.como ntws IL
ttue OF not.
According 10 tho curton, story the
spanish government IL u grant 10
Cuun very soon home rule, on much
broader scale than contemplated Ia the
bills which have 40 lar passed the
CJrtcs, and tnAt this conce'8ion 10 10
be- supplemented by tnfin te'Oimi anu
treaty VI reciprocity 81 develop tfadU
between tue United States aud the
spanish Wcst ladies.
Toe Liberal syG Tho Spanish
mothers whose 10000 sous ate about
10 10 exposed to tue deadly climate OF
Cuuh uuuug the rainy season, tho
Srsuith taxpayer, who appruhond tue
U1us que. cts OF the heavy cost ui a
Prolonged civil war, Indeed tho whole
nation at henrt, would glally welcome
tho pacifioauOn Of Cuba by M early,
tinCerv concession OF reforms now adj
mittud by alm0ut all spanish pJli-
ticians 10 be urgent and iutvitable.
ltia obviously tue prevailing im-
preston IN many classes tuat the beet
course Tor spain to pursuo IL % bow 60
tho pressure Of circumstances gro u
10 too late, and 90 do with good grace
what p1rtibly may yet prevent Cuban
Independence, UB pfUCrastiuati0n anu
miHguided plspUnrmont OF taidy con.
crisions may lead 10 a conflict with
America.
o. the other hand, directly the
ilf 70 papUW perceive the dtiu vi public
opiuiOn, they Will again statt an anti.
American campaign.
Tue Herald opened nfc by affecting
10 lament the decay OF prilr, patriOt-
itm u Il popular euthuHiatm, Predicting
the tucctssive Toes ~ spain VI her col.
Onits all over tho world through
foreign influence.
Tue lmpatcipl follows suit, declnr.
ing that the nation will never allow iIs
guvornment 10 bow to American inter.
iotU lee IA favor OF Wet Indian home
Tul,. a. upbtaidl SeL0r M0fet Tor
admitting the p0s,ibility oil negotiating
VITA President Cleveland "wnOsu ALL
Nano,s ought 10 TO mot with a clear,
decisive Teiutal,"
O.heE JiugU organs Initiated the Im-
pniCial, mtnaoing tue m0nat by aud
Y8g vufDment with dire cons quencts
Do President Cievulsnd 10 Hst tuld To
mind be own buaiuess. Thia orig.
mated IN the combined efforts a. tue
Cuban roactiouHty party ami tue
mill aty meu,W o wanted TO utilize the
patriotic agitation ibnued by the lingo
prtss 10 put pressure upon Premier
NHnOvhb on the eve Oi the meeting Of
parliament iutt when everybody
knows thut American diplomacy viii
vyTy soon have 10 elicit from the
spa.lHh cabinet come precise anu
definite statements Of 10. Intentions.
h,atLuu hesitation l1 ugaiu Yiflulu Do
ullUlnl CITCiuB ami thu ministerial
ytuss seems 10 nave iustruotiuus 10 cay
that the utmost that can be done Is 10
carry cut IA part the administration
ana economical REFORMS Ia Cuba anu
Porto II co, but not tue political r..
iOtms uutli tho insurgents submit uu.
U1HuItiUualiy.
BInsu.ufly enough the Madrid pa
peIs publish minute details concerning
m important HutOnOmist and sepsfal.
itl agitation last spresding among tue
usuvus VI lhe Philippine l5lands IN
tue east, Free niusUus uud foreigners
ntu accused VI enc urngiuR this move
mrnt, Nhuse PRONE tuiH demand topie-
suniAtiOn IA the C0TItt, itgsistivo AS.
nimIisu0n with tho mUtutf country
nud the expulsion Of the religious or.
deTs because lriufs anu lesuits more
than too Spanish authorities rule
those cyi0nits.