New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
DEMONSTRATIONS IN WEfLtRS HoNoN
TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE NS'h"''-l NS'h
TIE pALACE-A sPEEVIi 81 Inn
ERNOR- GENERAL.


ERNOR- GENERAL
10, sIn snitc of General Weylers :
,roh,h,,ion n notable demonstration took pia[e an
t,o ,o,dov N his honor. The Bourse was cioseo
=. uere also the principal stores an" 'iV
I'D other manufactures All 'he main .,,
80 payly decorated. The various p.,
- ., Central Park and then moved 'osc'",'
un''oo At - ,r,n. of the Governor Generals
r.,ace where as many as twenty 'no"s."u ,r,o,,,
Pa ro,bered Several bands discourseo pa a'io''o ~
.c The plaza and the thoroughi"'c' ''o'"e
into II we're denseiy crowded 49,. ,o,sc.
-" roher NJ deputations went 10 'h' p"ra.''
,hsr. they were received by the "0' ~
sral According TO the oficial ucVo ~ ,bo loval
s,rea him that It was the desire Oh az n.,nn.
nNt,,r,s of the island that he should con''i'"o
:. ,ho hood Of the Governmen; ana c"i'' o' w..
campaicn against the insursents .'c' r,.nrT,osr,
rre.sed confidence that the M M""'r ,Os,er. for
~ ,rsn,red with altogether too fish oes'e", ,, ao
was inspneu ,ta country TO withdraw the Illus
'no 49, ,o had subiugated the irsufrec'ion'
- ,ai Uevle- after thanking the depu's''on' ~
~ ,ta,r assurances. said he had ecceP.vu
command In difficult circumstances ,orn he
conditions The success OF the Vd'l r ~, coun,r,
,,,oa,ad and properly appreci uea py VIZ a,.a.
estiNha'eu ~ ',,, facts In the course OF SEVEN
,, -. torr ,nnor;ant provinces had oee" nc''.'
nocined and he was confident OF oe."@ -
nocfv the two remaining provinces 49, ,osl,
,,,,s with the forty battalions reS"! 10 p,,,r,o
he expected 10 pe az
principe and Santiago de cuba a, ,d az ;e9T me and
for the rebels there KID" '"N
will not resis, me.s - c,o,o-ol 81 believe the
var should be ended with var nere d,srracesul to
eIsv' ton aau AMI all the more 90 III EIY" EIYi",.d tba
any ia I0omdiitio- o; the rebels. haFe 'oS",yL ,yL -
nocv of the n,ustrious CanoSas, o,str1tiny in my
please ore.,ainirg in Cuba hut thc urIlodoo
honor pE Si,n - have beer placed mas coi.'de nasa
@ uo'' ,nsav 10 request the GoNertiile'v v mink con-
of my position III The matter may he decided !
Neniehl az, he rrotoundy grateiul 10 .i,e yms
Sna1 Snhaahaants OF Cuba who IN sucn dS he poliCy
nave eNinnv,,i,g IN bring the war 10 Il CLOS ia
am ioIoW, W. criticisms made by section o. snG
EDu,sb EDue nress whose newspapers ,ind or for the
spanimn in exneditiors landed IN me lsaIui ns,iTrorts
calumnes OF the dissu'S"' -
o. me oGGnnar,, Weyer appeared on th thac,al c ac
or une .franticaly cheered oy NC c,pro,,eh the
which the s for two and n half hours, s,iou n
pm pr Sor spain the Queen Recen' us ma orderly and
ment Inc Snscribed as 'without poiitica ccncra,
- 'STbe chiefs Of the voiun'ea,,d "a exnressed their
xvier 81 The Palace to-day. ana & besI Of III"
M MWeyef that he should remain az me & nra colIed TO
goVer,ihit hinet at Madrid requesting ma hn =. The
tne - 11Snnerai he retained at me M neA ~ control
eau,sh forces in the island as W." Il" 80
OF Its cY' Weyler in acknowledgins ,nGr and
attacks made upon MS miIi'a,,E ,oys been hs plan
out ePsb War with war in ACCORDANCE er of The
70 Hi,.an - all European nations, ana 1Noclared
United States General SheTnnn nj The resources OF
% Wnii coUtb U that Law in his path and t Mar and
,nn ,1rn S;overnment finished the war VII"
not with a treaty