New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
FROM A SPANISH PRISON.
rrr1o sANGUIr.Y. THE CUBAN PATRIOT
ARRIVES IN THE CITY

,,r,,,,,rrn ny 4 LARGE CROWD OF HIS COUNTRY
vrx-ur EXPRESSES THE HOPE THAT THE
.n,,rvrsrnAT,rox WILL GRANT BELL
GERExr RIGHTS TO THE INSURGENTS
Camera, JulIo sanguily the Cuban patriot ar.
rived I'm this city yesterday after TWO ye"'' ''
tn spanish prison In Havana. He came over 'ne
Pennsylvania Railroad from Wa3his''",
-. ,ossod sover,l DAYS visiting friends ana RNIns
,,rro,ior 70 Government officials reatiVc 70 '"e
nrogress Of the Cuban insurrccton ana inc cor
duion Of the island. He was accompanied D' ''''
wife, son and niece A.. Sat,
When General sanguily stepped from the va"
I'm the Pennsylvania station IN 1e'S'' ~' -.
o.c,ocl no was greeted by 200 exuberant '"p",''
,ho shook his hands and cheered for him. TOT Cup"
rihro and far Consul General Lee The deegh''oi
was composed chiefly Of members OF '"e 49,,
prmellas club of which DR. de H"y"9 !.
dent They wore their left arms the '','"' -,
the Cuban Republic. a red cross on Il ""'''
ground. , ra,uv
ho,hor NJ tho General; Lieutenant Larborhe Vi
General Gomez's staff; Antonio coaz Dr' pa,
n Saavebrc DR.. Lincoln dc Iayas, D'' 'uieo. 49,
General caIixto Garcia. wife Of the FAMOUS |u"d'
leader: Mrs General Car.os de Cespedes WIZ"
the late President OF the former repuoi'o %
f. Chenari and DR.. r. Menocai
General sanguily showed no evidence OF MS W.
ve,rs. imprisonment He looked well ana see'ne'
glad 10 meet his friends again lie eh'pia.e' '
brother and after he had shaken ha"u' W. -',,
one present the party proceeded 10 'he LEI. ',
and crossed to ,thls city, where GeneraI oa"s"''!
went with his family. TO the nome OF '''e"''
No lil West Fourtcenth-st ar. l.,
10 n Tribune reporter the General said' ~ %
hard to realize that | am free ana "N'o"e -"
friends I had never expected 10 see '"e o
tie Cabanas prison, and would fo' nave 'o
had # not been for the efforts OF that brave s0'
der General Fzhugh Lee. ~ ..
81 have absolutely no doubt OF the ultimate SUI
ooss ~ the Cuban arms. We sorely need the per-
mission of the United States Government. u 'a''u
munitions Of from this country U" NV 49, -.
of Cuba but with without TINS we arc eo'o "
e,peI the Spaniards forever from the 'sia"u ~
cannot hold out year longer '"ei $3.50. !,
about exhaustel their soldiers are discoh'en'ea
ard sick. they are hirelings. fighting against Tree
men and they cannot conquer. we nave III
Araneueren who has Just added another au'' " us
crown by his attack on Havana itseH' MI ''''p
general who is causing and Will continue ~ ca
great trouble Spain. expect that t'eie WI, D
nlentv Of fighting about Havana In the next lie"
months IT., .,r,ro N
Cuba General Sanguly said:
81 have made no arrangements YET. d." Buns
10 the house OF my friend Antonio Carriio' ""eie
I will meet those who are working ior Nuoa '
Cubans everywhere express great hopes that the
Mckinley Administration will deal indugeh''! wiz,
the Young republic. We have a HoVerhi"e"' '''U
have shown ourselves capable OF coping success
fuv with the Spanish soldiers. we are looking Tor
he,,igerept rights from President Mckinley
Cuban speaking OF General Sangu umid s s,n
,ba, there was almost doubt that ne wouid SUI.
rnTmrn 70 Cuba TO take the field In person ne even
thought It unlikely that the Geneta mo tha
condict an important fbusterng expeditlon 70 tiie
island and that on his arrival there ne Wou.u pe
c1me the head OF the Department. OF the Mes., eh IL
vacant by the death Of General Maceo. taken III
connection with this statement. the SUSPICIOUS ~
norance OF the Cuban Junta in this CITY as 10 Tic
movements Of General Sanguly Is noteworthy.
General Sanguy is native or Havana wne t
he was born IN lA7 He pursued course ol s.uu!
in Philadelphia business college during the amer
ican civil War and was engaged In business IN tu,s
city when the ten years war broke ouI. ne IN, ~
nediately went 20 Cuba enlisted and soon rose 70
a foremost place leader In the revo .d On On
Tho breaking Of the present nsurrectloh ne was
seized by the Spanish authorities In Havana ana I'M
nrisoned He has had two trials. ana the LAWYER
uwho defended him Is now locked up in the Caoanas
fortress with possible sentence OF death awaiting
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