New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-05
MAY IMPEACH GEN. WEYLER
THE SPANISH CABINET HAS HIS CASE
UNDER AMUSEMENT.

EXCEPTION TAKEN TO REMARKS MADE By HIM
PREVIOUS TO HIS LEAVING HAVANA
AN EXPLANATION DEMANDED.
London. Nov. A dispatch received here from
Madrid this afternoon says that tie Spanish
Cabinet IL considering the Impeachment OF Cen
eral Weyler the la-e Captain-General OF CUBA.
on account of the remarks which he made pre-
yious 10 leaving Havana on his return TO Spain.
Madrid Nov AT the meeting OF the CaDl-
net Yesterday ii decided 10 demand an eN-
PLANTATION from General Weyler OF the REMARKS
made by him in his farewell address on leaving
Havana Sunday.
Havana Nov 4-Word has been received mere
that the steamer Monserrat. with Lieutenant
General Weyler on board, arrived at Gioara' on
the north coast Of Cuba one hundred miles east
OF Puerto Principe on Monday Her engine vas Vas
disabled, but 1t was expected at the time the
message was sent that she would sail Tor Porto
Rico on Wednesday
Como al U-ovier on Friday last. issued the fol-
lowing proclamation TO the Inhabitants Of Cuba,
and this with his utterances later may form the
basis of the explanations which the Government OF
Spain Will demand Of him:
More accustomed to the inclemency OF the camp
than to the enervatng pleasures OF the parlor. |
am rude and concise You all know the state OF
the island when ! arrived, and you are convinced
that shortly peace vii. be reestabshed In the ISL
and extending the already excellent influence that
dominates in the Provinces Of Havana fihar ue'
Rio Matanzas and Santa Clara to the 'ucaio
trccha. a.,
''The sugar estates preparing for srlnuiis'
The railroads ara in good condition for passengers
and merchandise. and the country can he Ua'eIieu
without ambuscades. while ncendiarisn mas
stopped Toreach this stage have been compelled TO
resort TO rigorous measures, but have always OF
fered pardon in the name of generous Spain to her
unnatural sons | leave the rebellion so reduced as
artfll means and by completely unworthy OF
Spaniards will the enemies OF Spain be able to I'M
Previous to embarkng on board , the s! steamer
W9YIs rsce W' epHtst5n Of Autonomis and
in his address TO them he said In part: Il shaIl
leave Cuba With serene nave wt
the rebellion. because have always FELT assured OF
temporary prohibition of the gathering of the last
sugar crop Only intended to prevent the reDcIS
fm basG "a fsTor IN Of fhe owns the pners
grind their cane, as they were at'erward ehaoieu
80 far as the concentration of racificos In the
military zones was concerned, an order when mas
sure. was requested from the outset to take that
step by all the Spanards in Cuba. and The results
have been very favorable to the national interest
my release from my post ana APPROPRIATENESS s u
no. ssor Ssnovas not believing that any political
leader would be strong enough TO sustain me con-
SANITY demanding that Spain should come to set
tiement count II an honor to nave pen no oi,cy
Msd w'in have followed was hot adopted in obedi
PotiCs party 06 but f0T Before Tns' came
Was We'll aware Of the patriotic conduct or the Soi,
and since my arrival have 0 ibe spans
party not to be inundated. but 10 make known 70
sc s0h have BEEN nut into force As for the future
j offer myself, and shall always hold m%seII,, IL, III
readiness TO serve the party aiming 10 retain CUBA