The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-10

expenditures ana revenues To- meet me
cuban share uf the national budget,
which latter will Do voted hy the ma
tiural cortas with the assistance "
cuban senators and deputies. fourth,
Co initiate or take part in the uoFotin-
tIura " the national government for
commercial treaties which may uTcct
Cuban interests. nfth.tu accent or reject
commercial treaties which IN. national
government may have concluded With
out the uurtioluatiou NJ the Cuban gov-
eminent. sixth. Co frame The colonial
tariff. acting iu accord with the pen
insulnr government lu sch dullnR ar
ttctcs ~ mutual commerce between
the mo- nr country ana the colonies.
Before Introducing or voting upon
hill. the Cuban government or the
chambers will l1v the project before
the central government ana hear it,
opfpinn thereon. nll the correspond
oncc In such regard being made pub
lie. Finally. OH conflicts NJ lurisdic-
ton arising between The dinercnt mu-
ririrni. provincial ana insuinr assem-
biies or between the latter nnd the In
suinr executive power. and which from
their nature may not be refcrnhlc to
tha central government Tor decision.
shall be- submitted 20 th' courts.
sAGAgTA GOVERNMENT SINCERE.
That the government ~ sngnatn has
entered upon a course from which re-
CefNiun WIN hNNoI Ut lNllNHalNl' N"is
hardly be questioned. that Ia the fcw
weeks IL has existed II has made
earnest OF the sincerity N ita profess
sfonH n undcniahle. 7 ahuu not impuEn
It's sincerity. nor should imputience he
sun red to cmharraHs II Ia the task OF
has undertaken. II ~ honestly due
TO Spain and to our friendly relations
with spain that she should be given a
reasonable chance 20 realize her cN-
pcctntiona and to prove the asserted
efficacy of the new order ~ thingn to
which she stands irrcvocably COM
mitted.
she has recalled the commander
whose brutal orders innamrd the
American mind and shocked the civil
ICED world. She has modified the horri-
BILE order Of concentration and has un-
dcrtakcn to care for the helpless ana
permit those who desire to resume the
cultivation OF their ncidH 60 do Fn ana
assures them Of the protection 81 the
Spanish government In their lawful
occupations. She has Just released the
Competitor prisoners, heretofore sem
fenced to death ana who have been
the subject " repeated diplomatic cor
respondcncc during both this and the
preceding administration.
Not single American 10 now un-
der arrest or In confinement In cuba.
Of whom this government has any
knowledge. The near future viii dcm-
munstratc whether the Indispensable
condition ~ righteous peace. Just
alike To the CuhanH ana tn Spain nH
we'll. and equitable 60 an our itcrests
30 intimately involved In the welfare Of
Cuba, " likely 90 be attained. n not.
the eNigency of further ana other ac-
tlon by the United States will remain
to be- taken. when that time comes
that action will be determined In the
line ~ the indisputablc right and duty.
n will be faced without mlagiving or
hesitancy. In the light ~ the obligation
this government owes Itself. 20 the peo-
pie who have conndcd 60 Il the pro-
lection OF their interests and honor.
and 60 humanity.
ADMINISTRATION ON THE
WATCH.
Sure OF the right. keeping free from
all onenHc ourselves. aCtunted only by
upright ana patriotic considerations,
mover neither by passion nor SELFISH
ness, the government viii continue It's
career over the rights and
property OF American citizens and win
nbatc none Of IT, efforts to bring about
by peaceful agencies. peace which
shall be honorable and enduring. N IL
shall hereafter be duty Imposed by
our obligations To ourselves. 20 clvili-
zation and humanity 10 Intervene with
force, IL shall be without fault on our
part and only because the necessity for
such action viii be Ho clear 40 TO COM
mnnd the support and approval OF the
civilized world.