New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-12

Il desire TO say 70 these gentlemen that have
little hestancy in accedlng TO their very reasonable
suggestion. ] have an afectionate personal regard
for the President and absolute confidence in his
patriotic craftsmanship. ! have confidence that he
VIII always be IN accord with the best thought
and interest Of his country. The people Of the
nnanim6v f I'M i' n I'M Ian ,pon The
cuban question Is past. The present Is case Tor
'ave that iuriher ner5Iis; ions mean further time
know that Spanish torpedo hot!ia IS en- route FOR
vas Derived and siey our sailors as the sailors
and ty hc vith us in .cn 49, tn beIeye thar
bloodshel viii be aver;ed or Diminished by prompt
but 10y mnkng var in self-def nee before spain can
sought y by those Interested in Spanish sue
cess or IT, those who would market the National
honor and make merchand!se ~ the blood and
borcS ~ the Odd of the Maine thai Intervention
should be armed. immediate and impetuous; that
iot merely stane hni rcphD.can FORM oi Coy
Spaniards should get ont Of cuba. They should
Fer u 1.d IN" G,e r es bd rHe thu GI' f f2
and Navy Of the United states should be- utilized
nevrg. mat The President is with the ultimate pur-
Dos OF me y, 'pi@ haVe measure IN assuring me
with their request"
THE MESSAGE RECEIVED.
A. 1903 p n. while the communications
hcins read. Major Pruden, o: the secretaries
10 the President appeared a. the main entrance OF
the chamber with the onr-cxpc-tcd message IN his
hand Three minutes aftcrward. the pending
tire business hayins been concluded the Vice
President recognized Major Prulcn. As he
nOunccd the delivery O, a message from the Prcs!-
dent there was commoron IN ihe galleries. brief
hum OF whispered conversation. followed by a ST.
icnre 50 profound that the least noise audible
throughout the chamber.
As the Vi,e-Prcsident leaning forward over his
deck. handed the ress &c 20 he reading clerk Sen
afors the floor and people In the galleries bent
forward anxlo-siy that every word o; the message
upon wA.ra peace or war might hang might be
heard. Throughout the reading 90 the message
every Senator except Mr.. pasco. Of Florida gave
4 The mos, undivided attention. MI Pasro husiy
wrote o.. d big .ctte.-'tI tlr ten minutes. At
limos during she readng Ar Foraker and Mr..
Berry loiteI Gown notes on particular points
A.tet f.'..ae 'or ht4f an Aou; re voice Ok the
continued or another clerk SOON AFTER the change
Wa mad" Mr. Mason complained that he could not
understand. AND 0qlested jlat the clerk real moro
Slowly. 4 few minutes afterw.r! the reading clerk
Resumed the retdln- and concluded az l2:JO p. m.
tho time occupied in presenting the message being
~. ,pevl. .l.irmaa o: The comnl;'cc, on For:
that the message be referred 20 his committee.
CRITICISED BY Mr.. STEWART
on that question Nj. Stewart sad that. while lie
did not care at 'hs time 10 discuss me general
question. he desire. 20 submit remarks Dear
ing Oh tie message lie Sharply criticised the pos.-
t.oA taken hy tae President. saying tina; Il seemed
evident o. hn tA4t ne proposed inter'cntion would
H i ,. s,.y b r,s ~ ,h cnbans
W.. haI t-.f -truggl.aE for years ior taclr indie
pend nc" Dr.. e"'ar,i ,hat tic tni,cd s'Ates OUGHT
nr, ~ ~, ..r e r-os,l,nv tba r.-h:-
and authority ~ tie rJaaa Ke.. ol.cs officials ana
o. Joining wh tto nr.teer'~ % asss. hesn o. win
nluS tl,.r freedom ana md, peni'e.e Nj Stewart
area ' !" w. g, cir g.5 S rs ,be T Earop %.
rovr-. vo,lt have -1.rtrr 20 10 the Maine
cortr. vYas b. cli.v us;laed IN pro ,ccllns to ex
trcme rn,s-4ros on taa, sihlc,t. 'T1' peop!e. Nj
at.sd A. pot.t o., .o.-. i,r,,.oa. - every o'hcr
feature 20 'ao .hlu question. ani they would
or thc -,.in ipon ta!s country produced by that
foal Spanish plo, if- Insisted taat 10 way ought.
C.I.n .-e4rrcrfs IS allies q tais cogutry's arms
- i 49, ..., ,f vo..l sr.la"d ,he n. ~, rom the
A+.~,t, % f.'. pa.lr- l..tue. r. would mean no
freedom ~ q. oppressed sua tpwn'roidcn people.
, 4 nc con. D.. 20. "a, ,'r",i, IT. ,'"rn - ~
=. SO '-,.,,...... .- Foreign R.ati6u@ lie Il
prc-scd ,he hone ,aat no hIr;ncr debate would 10
- T.. 500 81. ,as.se,. lor -1-sl!ora,on Al once
u, "H ~, ,,,. ,o't,. "a, rc v".iI ocer son,
remarks upon thr message prn'aaly tomorrow n
which be would prescni ~ arg .i"ent ~ tAsor 81
o,lli.
..,,,,,-.t, NORTHUMBERLAND. pr.-~r r-rroN
AN"I''-''' ''.''-''' 30 'V''
NJ. h~''''' '' .'''o
Jus, road al not mean tie inlc9endcnr . % Cuba.
''F WIZ" '"o -. Wv .n,i ,no,n,,,
-t.. Sta, ., s.,, 80. w. 4, coha
TIA, could not 5c done untl tho Spanish Gag was
hauled l0wn from 'ho island forever Mr.. Butler
;hon presented his reso' .ti'n, " -icE ioI'"s'
Ntri'-' Nr -,s'f- 30 az. l.,,y - 5. ., 49,
s.lors ~ iia,aan Il4r.or oy 'ne spanish Govern
neni u an a. ~. -. ~ ,.' i"'' 90 ''''' ~ '''S'
Resolved arsi. Tina; 90 ayeuse tbs most foul
ara 1np ''.m,' WI or >a' ,. n r
t.Ir.r... ana IN NAN w,rr,re now being wagei