Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-03-14

CADIz, Spain, March IA mob Of
about 500 students met in Geneovss
park today. They carried two Spanish
flags and after cheering some fiery ut
terances, passed before the town hall
with cries of ''Long Live Spain" "Down
with United States" etc.
AT Malaga party of sailors, belong
ing to the French cruiser Dome, march
ed through the streets here today sing
ing the Spanish anthem and the "Msr-
seiIlaise," cheering for Spain, France
and the Spanish army.
At Barcelona the orchestre st3 the
grand theatre last night played the ma
tional march and the audience rose with
enthusiastic shouts of "Long Live Spain"
''Long Live General Weyler," "Down
with the United States" etc. The audi
erce after leaving the theatre was join
ed by many other people and paraded
the streets uttering similar shouts. The
police were unable to dispense the
crowds.
JOHANNESBURG, March IA water IA
mine is imminent here.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-The house
yesterday wrsngled about four hours
over the salaries of the United States
marshals and other features of amend
ments to the legislative appropriation
bill TO abolish the fee system in cases OF
United States attorneys and marshals.
Interest in the debate, however, was
completely overshsdowed by q sensa-
tional attack made upon President Cleve
land by Mr.. artm an, Repa blicsn Of
Montana, who felt himself personally ag-
grieved by Mr.. C;svelsnd's uttersnces ct
the Presbyter an Home Mission meeting,
in New York, on Tuesday, and who siez-
ed the opportunity allowed by the lati-
tude of debate in the appropriation bills
to repel the idea that the western states
were the homes of evil influences. Mr..
Hartman sent to the clerks desk and
read the following extracts from Cleve-
lands address:
lOlcT6LlOQ Oh Evil 6Qu
ence to the christiarizInR and elevsting
agencies in the new states OF the west
which, If unchecked, develops into bad
ly regulated municipalities, corrupt and
unsafe territories, and undesirable
states"
Hartman said: Under the consti-
tuition and laws deny the right of the
chief executive to willfuliy and wsnton-
ly, in public address or otherwise to
insult any citizens OF any state of the re-
public over whom he has been called to
preside. / deny the constitutional su-
thority of the president to give utter
aDce In a public address to sentiments
favorable or adverse to proposed legisla-
ton pending 10 our house OF congress.
When the president made the forego-
ing remark, be knew there was pending
In congress bills for the admission of GER
tain territories into the union OF states.
He had been advised that a majority
of citizens of those territories were an
tagonistlc to his financial and economic
views, and under the cloak of suppos-
ed religious address before q religious
org 4nizstion, and with gross improperly,
and for the purpose of preventing the
of the rights of statehood
to which they aspire and are entitled, he
gave uttersnce as chief executive to this
unfounde slanded against these citizens
and states of the republic, whose inter-
ssts he has sworn to protect and uphold"
"The percentage OF crime in those
states and territories will not exceed
that found in the state of New York,
where the president seems to think all
virtue resides, It is true that we do
rot get our patriotism from Wall street,
where the president gets his. 1t is true
hat none Of our citizens possessed that
particular style of patriotism which
would enable them to save by thrift and
strict economy five times as much az
heir entire income"
Mr.. Hartmsn's five minutes expired
md Mr.. Grosvenor, Repu blican Of Ohio,
Tellded his time to Mr.. Hartman. at
s also true" continued Mr.. Hartman.
that the patriotism of these corrupt
nd unsafe territories and undesirable
tstes has never been able to yet arise
o that lofty point OF wisdom and virtue
which enables those who claim to occupy
I to justify the sale OF 30 year govern
nent bonds OF one year ago for lO4,
when that very day. 10 year bonds were
cling at LOG. On behalf OF the citizens
4 the states and territories thus slsnd-
red and maligned by the chief execu-
i've, here and now repel the insult and
suggest that the greatest
eed in THE country for the work Of
Missionary, schoolmaster and statesman
7ill be found at the White House."