Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-04-16

ise those the further cnnteniians eeains with case
I'D ttvdtsi iT,inspsndent Statehood is not di,e ,a
io. ing aro3 'tspendccy Until the danger Of its be
ior passed o' his hs aFen. state has
oa rtes aac, applied In the case 81 Texas Thc ~
on 10 whom President jqckson referred III
propsrp sabesy ilsadiae to war and
avrShdihg oe ne with that Body by whom war; ca u
et tbe is pers must be furnished
n w discretion Of the ekecufIra s,'iS, e&aS 70
wbeu bny yh ior me sending OF diplomatic aoepf
repubic ine u President should be satisfied that The
n state" It was osS sS r'lu become 'an Independent
~ March s'o 100, commissioned charge d arlires
III nttatnr, :, 1907 after Mexico had Abandoned az
then and there hrsSoWaser Wa the Texan territory and
" Sonsest gong on between the nsnreont "n n. nue
e 'i0o anu lts former sovereign e'' p'o'
; forher Message Reverted To.
t is To he m ~ ineSsage OF December last: "It
recfja" vi ue CONSIDERED whether the Cuban insur
Iectloh possesses beyond dispnte tho o'tIr itsur-
q ogn;to, 20 Wnlch alone can demand The rec
'tFbSa The sa1s ., pgeiigerency in its favor ' '
less eohsi,lered yhnn ,i, must certainly be no
d1ng independence Is in question, for M ios
hc, thau ~ Uit ~ can be applied TO the greater
nduenceso - of of1 anG ,eGSser while on the other hand
upon upon ne ntc nal policy Of The recoanie Sa,dagie
a,ch roaoc when form important fIctots wban thgg
vn secondnrv 9i Deiiigereney IS conc rnei, are
Tors when the real Question 'i''iii"pae @ ilc-
@ une community claiming recocni,ion mhG.her ~ I
"oV uepihaeht beyond peradventure - VI
Ireseht Recognition Inexpedient.
think it WnuId Iq +. standpoint Of expedience do
| ernnna, ~ "oulu u; wise or prudent for This nov,
Gfnnent TO recognize at The presen, ti,nos sos
nuvp p1hdence OF the so-called Cubnn rnn',,, ,ne
enable tbe oioG Is not necessary in order to
pacfy the island. 10 comnit ,ri 'ehe ana
on, eS now to the rocornilinn eoui, nt
tniybt h,y i~rinsa parilcaar government in CUBA
O. inierna,ii Supioot US 70 embarrassing conditions
Aauloh 50 recognized. In case ~ ,nv vaaanl
our conuuct would be subject to the annro,n1
be rSuRpr9Yal reo,ipr9 OF such government we Would
w. w. Iequlreu 10 submit TO its directiou and ~ =
aSs uhe 10 1t the mere relation 0f n f,;ai Ii,u
is WnGn IL shall appear hereafter tbat thcre
n rfnrn1 Tuh ,he Island government capable Of
functions y, fl ,v ao uu,les and discharging the D
,nat,ns - " separate nation, and hayinr ne 4
ir halter OF fact the proper forms and ,tin u.s.
uuoes OF nationality, such government oi' "''ii y
tioni ig ana readily recognized and the rel
. s,ois ahd interests Of the United States u.i,t
such nation adjusted. ''"'os WIN II
nv, Ai'erhati'c Forms of Intervention. RI
There remain the alternative forms ~ i,'. W
10 end the war either as an impartal e,
neutral by imposing rational comnrant t va tiai t
tWeen the contestants or as The aniivn n pe w
.ie one party or the other i' VI
MI, M " @ Ine nrst II is not to be forgotten that
Tned sae Staia iast rev months the relation OF the 70
H. h'tu states mas virtually been one of frlcnd CO
y Intervention in many nr wavS S' iilenu, cach qu
lending to the exettion of oue ali cl,
niiuehce toward an ultimate pacific resuI, iua tai
ma honorable to all interests conne resuo Iust Co
prlt Of all our acts hitberto bos hh eaiich Inc ey
st unsesh desire for peace mn, an1 pee an earn wi
md I spain GitarhSned h by differences between us TEL
an citizens, y '"0 Oiooa Oh Amerl- TAI
nc lorIipie Intervention of the United States as
lrge dictate, of humanity a,d 10 the fc,
lStollcal precedents where nniebhor,nis many
ave interfered to check the bonoIeSss s'aees i
nee or life by internecine cnha;at,
eyond their borders is juStGobe on rotinT notilclS
rnint ,,nIn my hintoiveS' however hostile con- Nv
ell to enforce truce as To- p5e ID s'f tb eontest as
'''''"oh1 ooi
nm rro,,,,1a ,' u, intervention.
'iely summarized ms f"lln,ss. 'on'loh may be
flrst drd :, IN tue cause of humanity and to nut
1ch the parties to the conflict are, thnr anu pre-
labe or unwilling to stop or mltigatc II tner the
answer to say this is All in another cort. =, ~ SO
longing to another nation and is theratnSSo, sue
it is rsbt M iers at or o IT. Is specially our duty .n"
second We owe it to our citizene in cu,o =, vi
and nr,nnr, ,nn, protection and immunity for 4ue
D. or will afford and to that end ta tern inere
,ion HiO''iohS that deprive them of local pro- anu
'hird The right to Intervene ,,,, 49,, iore
by the very serious injury io ,bo M J Justl- SeSS
rec trade and business iniaro,,s Va. ooin nror
and e gy .nG wat3h w destruction of prop
ourth. And what is of the utmost inn who
s ne present condition OF affairs in Gu the
$ upon this government an cnnrmom ono en- gres
ST. ND WIN m sucn conflict waged for years in war
e such trade and business reioiionr onr people
iiyes and liberty Of our citizens are in con- Britt
nselves runed"wbcre' b'S or u,esafGyed ,rndiy and Isl
are liable to seizure and nra Apri
ca at our very door. by worsbins own,
lorelgn nation the expeditions of fIlibus WV
" that we are powerless to prevent alto San
er and the irritating questions and en- on- ma 10
'G'remIs naS mus arising all these and others
ned relations are constant TT menace e9nu,9 ~ nom
foati aid Gopeis US TO keep on semi for n
e. "A'On We are at
Destruction of the Maine. Mipiu
ese @s elements Of danger and disorder already W.,
, ,eu oul nave been strlklngly illustrated wa
!, 'fng,c event which has deeply and Shern
we already transmitted to cdngrnss peypie thong
cpion p1iie o' ~ .e M, naval court Of inquiry the wood
OF Havana during the night nf tbn sa sne the re
Drury, han anal Ihe destruction of that noble sage
ssbe horror Two hundred NV WIN Az, m the m
orave sailors and marines and two officers Ter III
navy, reposng in the fancied security of
nuly narbor, have been hurled to death
and want brought to their homes and snr
.no hat,oh'
, saw command quiy hy Wnlen; y IS need m"sh
of The eovrrnInen, nv no. o,iIuaiineu conil- The
lsion that The dne,rn", ", unanimous m IN IT'S Amer;
,nsaa 'huV h, .he obstruction OF the Maine h'heli
rne mine an T. All ne explosion that Of harbor
sponsblity. That remains to be xed pa'e carryil
ver exieror sHe u CT the Maine
We proof OF state Of things in Cuba that standil
tetSo tSat anae condition Is thus shown to
safety ami sennri,t sv,eiaiment ~, '.p Gan not
can navy in tho harhon w VESSEL OF the OMA1
4 ~ neace and @ rinha,'i ~, VI naVaha on +boro
pew anu lish'iuiiy there' 'here
assurances Given by Spain. and sec
her referring in this connection 10 ra Exn,a,
diplomatic Correspondence n disMotT u DAPieS
ar minister to Spain Of the asb aSpa1 npim of the
ed !, I'm the statement that the Spanish min f. HUI
pam viii do All that tbe MN positively charged
tice requires in the matter OF the Maine 600.
by above referred TO on The 3ist nitimo
1tancd an expression of the read'nesso; spap,
which can arise i.''ion IN ,his hii tne % ali TENE
$ subsequently explained bv rho nnts ~ 10 m
nlsh minister mt "A nshingtnn ~ ,ho ,o.I ~ - III