The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-04
SENATOR MORGAN ON SPAIN

New York. December 2a-spealying of
Tho dispatches from Spain. and particular
| ~ The purported authorized statements bv
oStncFas, the present primo minister. and
castelar, the ex-president Of the Snanisb
republic, Senator Morgan. OF Alabama.
formerly chairman of the committee on
Foreign relations, said yesterday that he
thought he was easily able to detect the
motives that inspired CASTELAR, to sneak
win so much warmth. Predicatir,. d..
observations upon the history of tho nro,,i-
Gus instruction which resulted in tho
establishment OF thu Spanish republic and
me elevation Of Castelar, to the presidency
SENATOR Morgan dictated the following
statement which comes from Washington:
oaStelar IS IN quite a forocious mood. if
the newspaper accounts arc true. lie could
mot u'St the correspondents with his ex-
piosive utterances and was compelled IN
cool his wrath by the moro deliberate act
OF writing. lie seems TO be affected with
mo Same desperate desire for the liberty
OF all Spaniards. except the Cubans. that
caused linn to take advantage OF the
FORMER Instruction In the island, 10 ere
ate a republic I'm tho peninsula
Nanovas seems to ne much more con-
serFatiVe In his utteranccs than CASTELAR,
q h
ing me Cubans and CASTELAR,. Both par
ties 4 Spain are excited with great ac-
70 ar.lse Indignation against tho Cuban
aF1est 20 the world for humanity IN their
government
SpTAn. " continued AIr. Morgan "appreci-
ates tie compliment Of Mr.. Onoy when no
S S2sasA n ms'sG39 ai af " SfssfGfe
republics. 90 Tao advantage OF spain. Spain
utimras tho harmless Easconade which our
r4lers copy from that country and exploit
On warnings and threats against the og-
Uressor when our people are outraged, inn
prisoned aud butchered under the nccusa-
tion of instruction, whether they ara
taking pare or are neutral iu am open, pub
uc war In which more than SleoW soldiers
are arrayed in hostile armies.
both parties ia Spain AFRO pleased witch
our presidents pacific temper under these
slieht provocation We are ler, TO enioy
lio boon Of peace ana safety. by both
parties in spain. 20 long as Tire president
can he relied upon 10 hold congress in the
leash.
The glorious constitution Of tho United
States borrowed from Germany says
CASTELAR,. has given splendid results. for
ono tl-lrl. II has assured us from inc fecoS-
u-tion of bcllIgercn"y or independence OF q
republic that has 40 eNistence' ana IS
Shielding US from tie crazicst OF resolutions
which can only havo tho inevitable effect
Of bringing on war.
as there e. IN his opinion. and IN that
OF the president" said Mr Morgan, "only
an tumr~cctlon in cuba, they are 10th op-
posed 90 war. because its effects VIII be
the suppression OF the most criminal and
bloody strife IN cuba. that has dsg1ced
the annals % the nineteenth century, II tie
president story Of the insuI'rcction' i7 e
be credited as De states in his message 70
congress. The entente Cordale that evil
IDENTIFY exists between the crowned and the
uucrowued heads that decree Cuban ex-
Termination seems 10 be- perfect. except In
one essential particular. They must now ar
range for new date At which the effort
OF Spain o. destroy Cuba shall cease, and
Spain VIII take the Initiative IN suggesting
the mediation az tho United States.
Castelar, will have no Intervention BY
che United States" said Mr.. Morgan, in
conclusion 'TIe says liberal government
lIEe ours cannot learn from outsiders It's
faults lu governing the Antilles or submit
20 q mediator This rude Interruption or
thc plan ~ olney and Canovas may decide
our president 10 prefer a -rpgblc IN cuba
10 restoration 81 the republic IN revolu-
tionary s9ain.
"Castclar's wrath ri tho Cleveland and
Cauoyas combination. concealed beneath
his pretended Indignation toward me I'M
goes VINO advocate war; may force those
c3mpatrots 10 dissolve their alliance to
bring pence TO Cuba, along with slavery.
after death has cleared tho Cuban noun
tains aud forests of bravo men who love
liberty Casteiar's mask VIII not a Recond
time deceive Canoyas. and tho executions
az Barcelona and the mfssCcres IN tho
Philippines viii proceed with duo regu-
! lH-ity.
CASTELAR, has detected our play In Span
irh intrilcies. and has put his foot down on
/ 1fr. Oluey."