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caused the majority of tho inhabitants to DO

caused the majority Of tho inhabitants to DO
Spain has sitiiifinmple resources by the aid. Of
which to recover from her prostration; but this
can be done only. on condition that the forces
now being wasted in the attempt to subduo peo-
pie that are absolutely divorced from US be
devoted instead to the regeneration of our
III f,sparcial says: "sohor canovas was right,
was the same rs before the Cabinet crisis. Woy.
lor continues in Cuba and the country continues
suffering from tho consequences Of n war tho
director Of which cannot boast OF having OBJ.
tanned the slightest advantage over the enemy.
After ;MSn,T mTSr o,, cn and GEO soupWtG n1,Hl With his his
insurgents did not like to fight, a fact which has
surprised no one here, for the insurgents have
main in the field and avoid fighting.
with his 10000 soldiers he might we'll have
devised some stratoGical combination not to end
the war in two weeks. but 10 crush some insnr.
kind has been won BY the military genius SO
1T might well be said that thcre is no one to
conduct tho war, II we were to judge from the
from the fact that, In spite OF the presence OF
100000 Spanish soldiers, the insurgents live
tr9nauilly in Gamagney; where their Assembly
provinces. Yet there is no doubt that somebody
DEGREES which have caused the criticism of Eu-
ropcan Consuls In tho island, which give tho
and aSpv Which Daily sftSe enSitter the Sse stra unsHSS VIII fittSSlathis the
Every Cuban who is shot for not having
obeyed the concentration orders causes ten
other Cubans TO take TO tho woods resolved to
die rather than surrender"
E Micro . !%g the Federal republican n
complain OF the attitude OF tho newspapers. un.
less 1t be 20 Of that ths f part Of the 5 press Which has "a,
men!ed hatred. and aippeptly, troa!ea tho
which has four times yenquished or humiliatod
do wrong to nllege that the United Stntes pro-
notes tho insurrection. They forget that the
insurgents censure that nation for not having
We DO by this time II the United States had
acted as It is alleged to have acted toward usf.
! and the Government OF the United States. IL 10
not the Government that fayors the instruction,
but a great majority of the people, who arc
cause 1t is in their interest TO side with the in.
surgents. But this Is not peculiar to the United
States. In the other countries Of America the
Governments may not BIO So"
FL Corrco says that the claims filed by citizens
Of the United States for damages to their per-
sons and properties In Cuba amount to
referring to the appointment OF Con. Wood.
Ell in "a, M,n,siG ssy 81 the "In U the opi Sisses Of r Pr spain;
Canovas, what Gen. Woodford said in 1870 In
favor Of Cuban independence Is no reason why
The General was formerly a friend OF the Cuban
eHees'' So has Pefor%edi and become 'S WISE and md
ment will welcome him to Spain, and. II necos.
sary. thank him for the honor which ho bestowl
upon us by coming to this country"
The same newspaper confirms the report that
Con Woodford will DO Off IDEALLY received by the
Queen Regent at San Sebastian.
One hundred and seven Cuban eIiles have
monts OF Spain In Africa,