New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
COMMENTS on CURRENT Events.


THE PRESIDENTS ADMIRABLE CONDUCT.
From The Richmond Times
The Presidents conduct has FAR been ire
proachable. lie has labored intclligently and pa
OF war. ard all matchmaking men applaud him Ia
their hearts and earnestly pray tnat ne may ye;
and increased honor TO her.
SHOULD CALL A HALT ON The SENATE
From The Philadelphia Inquirer.
The President is right and the Senate Is wrong.
and when twenty Senator. OF mem
believing that war is justifiabie~refuse 10 follow
this ill-advised movement for immediate recogni.
the House OF both great political parties should
halt this wild rush and bring back the madcaps 70
their senses.
WILL NOT BROOK INTERFERENCE
From The Providence Journal
This country IS in mood TO brook any Inter.
shores but the great Nations OF Europe are Just
of a Continental Power and upsetting the founda-
tons OF the present armed truce which exists
across the seas.
A REPUBLIC OF ISLANDS
From The St Louis Republic.
a confederation OF Cuba Porto Rico and Hayu
Is a contamination which the people OF this coun.
try can contemplate with pleasure. even though
1t is said that old Maxine Gomez. the Cuban hero
with this purpose IN view has the details well out,
from spain and Porto Rico is released from the
clutches OF the Spaniard az result OF the druo-
bling Uncle Sam Will soon have administered
ON THE HIGH ROAD TO GREATNESS
From the Chicago Inter Ocean
This Nation is on the high road 70 real greatness.
We are building up Navy that Will command tho
respect as well as the admiration OF the world.
camille marine asa as a matter OF course The Ameri.
traveller OF the future will have no excuse for
complaining that the Star Spangled Banner y
seen nowhere on earth outside OF the United
States.
TINE HAS COME FOR SPAIN TO CO.
From Tho Atlanta Constitution.
Now the time has come for Spain TO go plp o.
macy has exhausted Itself There can be no Reses
will be peace IN Cuba until either the last CUBAN
IS dead the Spaniards shall have been driven
from the field
NO HOSTILE EUROPEAN CONCERT
From Tho Chicago Tmes-Hcrald.
No European concert hostile to American Interest,"
Is possible. As the impending war with S ss,
assumes more definite form and the tmposslo,nSy
OF preventing II becomes more generally recos,,ssi
II is apparent that Spain can look for no praeSA'
support from Europe.
ATTITUDE OF THE HOUSE TOWARD WAN
From The Baltimore American.
The House did not wish TO go TO war. except o -
to slave OF war and, perhaps. avoid il altogether
The fact that war is an implication from the ,Ssnt
TO continue negotiations until peaceful settle
ment has been reached: for Congress cannot oess''
war constitutionally by implication.
SENATE RESOLUTIONS ARE ExPlACf''
From The Boston Globe. 49,.
In the Cuban resolution passed by tho SenatS a..
American people say what they mean ana ,wsvs
what they say. 1t is automatic that this Is aim
the best way to approach any duty however cav 10
pie and humble and 1t Is the only saie w"y as
approach duty OF such far-reaching imIo 9 when
that which confronts the country az TINS Of poe
the opinion OF the world and the interest,"" '"
/ terty are involved
SPANS LAST VICTORY AT SEA
From The Atlanta Journal. 80
II Spain should prove effective on the see three
she would reverse her record for more s" THnnsnto
hundred years. Not since the oatie G Sr she
when Joined with the Venetians ana uen ,v q ashs
overcame the Turkish feet. has SPAN WIN
with any other nation at sea-
NO ADVANTAGE IN RECouNii'o
From The Kansas City Journal. a.. that
1t is difficult to discover ANY a. ourselves from
would accrue TO either the Cubans OF cu now hold
the recognition Of the alleged "a ooint out
ing forth In Cuba, but II Is not dlmcu csr auch
many disadvantages that might 'oS -