New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-15
GOV. MATTHEW'S FOR INTERVENTION.
STORIES or M,CEOS MURDER AROUSE INpIGNA-
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STORIES or M,cTos MURDER AROUSE INpIGNA-
TIoN ~ THE CAPITAL or INDIANA
indianapolis Dec Il (SpeciaD.-G,vernor Matthews
said today that he was amazed at the size OF his
mail from persons exercised IN mind the wrongs
OF cuba. \ great many OF the writer's are members
OF the Grand Army. II believe" said the Governor
further that II IL should ever become necessary FOR
this country 70 call upon her citizens 10 settle
quarrel over Cuba with Spain, - per cent OF the
Grand Army would respond 10 the frs; call Many
veterans nave written reminding me that they
do not want TO be overlooked in case OF trouble Inc
feeling against Spain is also running high among
m. mlll;,amen Of the State. and there are members
., ,..r,. r,mplnv anxious to assist Cuba. The time
mas come when II seems that this Government can
and should intervene to prevent further destruction
-, M. ard propertv in Cuba II is criminal 10 sit by
and see the butchcry going on in the island
The Legislatupc which meets In about three weeks
will no doubt take cognzance OF the Cuban situation
and the. Indications that resolutions IN favor OF
tn. General Government putting stop TO the war
Will be adopted the first day RESOLUTIONS Oh SYM
nathy were passed TWO years ago but tno temper OF
the more impusive members Is now az higher heat
There IS no question that public sentiment here Is
craving more favorable TO interference by the Gen
ar,I Government 10 bring about The independence of
cuba. - , 49,, c.,,, r..s
bvfcran Church. made the news from CUBA the OASIS
OF his remarks last night. ana struck rcspoiis.e
chord TIE Rev Il. r. sweeny, formerly Consul 10
,5e same topic and the audience broke out IN
Storm Of applause ,,.. - ,o, ., ,,,,
rho oman armies were opened to-day IN TINS ciiy
r,fih mr. Casiello@ representative OF the tuoan
nm, In New York in charge. assisted by Or !. -
v:,ioh, NJ this city. The office mas been crowded
r;,i ,aIiSrs ali day Or. Wright nds been appointed
,r"eon IN tho cuban Army with the rank OF colonel
tIo reuor;e that sixty men hay" pledged themselves
=, 80, ,rh the cxpedition which leaves mere IN Few
49, lie PROMISES So a month - infantryTen anu
co. >, artl.erymen The Junta advances the money
y, INV three months service ont OF when the cost
.ioni *
didu,ls 10 Kew Wsst. and ih"re VIII ne Transported
u' scone ~ war pr Wright said to-day that the
Insurgents know that heavy rciniorcementS from rom
NJ ountrv will arrive In tho course OF three weeks
e' S MI thcv are fighting moro nercey than ever
a' 80 20 hold out until! helm comes. The dispatches
so ~ ~ - ,he manner OF Mac"os death have greatly
,i~,ed mn sentiment against the Span'arhs.
cl.velard Dec. ii.-All the morning stream OF
mo, noured into the rooms of A. DE Arango. the
,aI cuh,n leader. and volunteered 10 ioin the
-, Armv II is estimated that there were i50
',ha,, large proportion being well-dres sed young
on W. -, rood .,luration and apparent good circum
nv % NT,hcy wee told that no more men were
s,"'teI risven women Offered - 30 81 nurses. They
20 ,b.v aid not want pay. hut inoIign II was Their
sac 20 ~ 'nnrse tho sick and wounded The majority
cur 49, If r7fncreni. AMI some had evidences OF
no' i,n Thcv were advised {, write to tle Junia IN
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