The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-06
HON in ENGLAND.
ion Prevails that Cuban Bel
ency Must BE Recognized.
|TITuDE OF AMERICA PRAISED.
bnent Advised Ship Builders
to Demand Cash.
I ALLIANCE SUGGESTED.
TITUDE OF AMERICA PRAISED.
ALLIANCE SUGGESTED.
Ind France Might Combine
st the United states, Russia
Japnn--Finnncinl View.

March 5.-(Copyrighted, 1898,
associated Press Nov that time
prtunity for reflection have been
Eby q temporary cessation OF the
l6bellicose statements which, since
~ of the Maine, lave been the
e&%hre of the special cable dispatches
X United States, Engiishmen are
934o realize the depth of the pro-
4 eling In the United States with
thoughtful element here cordial
thize. although they still believe
% inquiry will absolve Spain from
b in the disaster.
)ression, almost amounting to con-
Prevails that public opinion Will
e government of the United States
wledge the Cubans as belliger-
to intervene between Spain and
\ be very calmness and patience of
e OF the United States tends TO
be conviction here that Americans
pme aware that their government
ng to satisfy the counlry's aspira-
pn the suspicious momen. arrives,
De In this country acknowledges
~ and self possession with which
b Of Mckinley has been handling
difficult affair and their attitude
ht effect in influencing opinion on
of the Atlantic. Americans eX-
mselves as being much gratified
1endly attitude which the British
mt eYinced towards the United
ice OF the British government ship
Ehnd dealers in munitions of war
81 practically upon cash payments
use OF all orders from Spain. 1t
10 Spanish embassy, when bargain
lkthe ship building and other tirms,
w suggested that Great Britain
|tEed with Spain. This coming to
sT the British government the lat
mo time in putting Tie firms who
the habit of doing the government
Estheir guard.
ut, both Americans and English
NJ about concluded that the present
. been brought about by President
N in order TO allow the completion
xations for defense and for possible
d action.
prs on the stock exchange are in
y leave American securities alone
4 crisis is settled. They burned
Gers during the past week, the net
i the see-saw movements being
SLondon contingent lost considera-
ew York and although there is no
to the final outcome. it is feared
&gle Will cause the trade of the |
States to suffer severely. Hence
purchases at present are not likely |
preciable.
of the feeling here is
in q long article published by |
Isl. After complimentlng Presi-
kiniey, Whose powers are perhaps
lhan Of any European sovereign"
Fins exhibited admirable iirmness
Gter and independence of iudg-
be Statist points out that 'hnw-
png the president may be he has
obey the will OF the people"
ning, the Statist says: ut will
ravest mistake to suppose because
pes. who have discredited them
reckless charges which they were
substantiate. have failed TO move
dent, public sympathy for the Gu
Itch is very real and very wide
i'll also fall
'ntlng upon the financial aspect Of
ation. the Statist says: 1.-THE
'al of gold for New York at this
the year is noteworthy and gath
fore with a confederation of the
pt most of the recent speculation
lean securities conducted by the
(ates was financiered by New York
Der circumstance has contributed
fin2ency of money. ii there should
he expenditures would be upon an
scale and the government will
borrow immense sums to meet
rmous expenditure. 1t would not
Using, therefore. if the banks are
recautions and are increasing their
of gold"
,ectatcr believes both Washington
irid expect war without desiring
both are arming as rapidly as
A. and both are figuring on
alliances, Spain with France ard
and America with Japan. which
he Philippine islands, and can
be American feet at few hours
Russia permitted"
'ectator continues: Great efforts
made on both sides to be in
President Mckinley because the
are not full erd BY Premier Ss.
'ause he must elicit moral obedi-
reneh foreign office. dreading a
crash in Paris. is suggesting me-
but 1t will in the end make a mis- {
threatening q people who at heart .
here is nothing strong In Europe
reat Britain
s 2 curious advertisement appear
london newspapers bearing gno1
ieserters, who have not yet drawn ,
military service. to como TO the
and acquaint themselves with an
royal decree of pardon which ,
them. Thus far there has been
;se.
istoral letter OF Cardinal Casca-
,hbishop OF vallaaolid, has added
LANCER to the long list threaten
by giving such boon to Carlism
Itudent of Spanish history would
lsed were an outbreak TO occur | I
n the northern provinces. The
his letter shows that II practi.
cunts TO manifesto in favor OF q
SIN as the sole remedy for the
evils existing in Spain. The
are using the manifesto for all
IN, declaring IL 10 be one OF the
yet most truthful, paintings Of
ton OF Spain under the regenc, 7
Christina. =
rreo, organ OF the Carlists. ,alls /
'fal letter IAN ouiburst from !
soldiers heart. suffering for the +
OF the fctherland and Indignant :
suits offered to the Spanish nag
'orth American merchants; from
OF an apostle filled with COM
y our Brave soldiers fighting and
nout glory. the victims of treach7
ID says: "The Irelste clearly
I that the Carlisle are the only y
the necessary strength and fair c
a the glorious traditions NJ Sal, ! =,