Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-27
DISCUSS PEACE TERMS.
America viii Not Stop War on Indefinite
Propositions.
WHAT THE UNITED STATES WILL CLAM.


wv NNAA A'W NhNH hNA ''l NAAiNH " i'N
the next regular cabinet day, on PEI
day. No lntimntion comes from anl
Official source aa TO the prababio char
acter of the answer There nr'
stfong lnt.mauona however that th.r
viii De no acceptance which 500
Imply the stopping OF tno war when
the American arms are ndi.ug v'c'
tories on victories. 90 embark on d
vague diplomatic negotiation. 10 i'
fult that this government mas every
thing to l1s. boo 70 subtle game 10 dlrio'
macy, ln which tho only certain rir'
tnoui would ha Che luhCuun ~ oui
army and navy. fuf this reason thefi
10 disposition in official quhrintI
to know that terms are boz Hlsht %
fore entering upon general nrF1iih'
lions.
4 prominent naturalization ouicli
said. after talking With cabinet lihr.fH
that in hlH position thr situation WHi
not materially changed uy The span.
Ssh proposition ana that ihr war would
hr prtaaed with undated vIgur unit
rOmgthIug more iauEinlH b thH way nl
peace terms was nt hand.
IN case the peace negotiations lr.
opened thU means by which thHy WH
be- carried ON are not determined. nor
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10 Dr. understood however fhni ono
means likely 90 he proposed o. in hu-
th1tiEO direct negotiations n.iNf %
spain and this country spain being
represented hy Sruur Leon CASINO. ih'
Spanish Ambassador ut Paris. ana ihr
United states hy Grn. Horace Porter
our nmhtrltdur tp France.
Senior castillo lH one uf toe FOREMOST
diplomats of Europe and since ih. var
hfrin. bile chief miaaInn has been Goo
40 from capital o. capital AMI ruirnNnr
10 awake flr.lEu Intervention ln Dee
half VI spain Failing lu this. De- has
turned hiH attention Go the peace move
mont nH the last chance fur saving hit
country. Castillo lH a nuTulsL speak.
Ing English. Hu that th" negotiations
could proceed with faculty
While not % veteran loo diplomacy
Gen Porter o. regarded uH HhI. lui
inciful and. moreover De- would Dol
guided uY Very explicit INSTRUCTIONS
from Washington. This plan Or puIir
tentative. how ana 70 Do fN.h't
doubtful whether tho United stat 81
government would consent o. nav.
such Important nrEntIrtlnnH removed
DO FAR from WnHh|uEiuu. and com.
Quoted hoo European capital where ih'
ntmuHphUr0 might NOT o." conducive in
forwarding the desires NJ thIH country
The conference ~ Secretaries AlErr
Miss. Wilson ana pustmlHivr-grn
Emory Smith with PRECEDENT Mckinley
lasted until nearly mllnlrht ~ 40
conclusion. Secretary AlgUr said That
no special cabinet meeting had been
called Tor tomorrow. ana ho saw no
prospect Tor one. Probably nn tHEus
lar session ~ the cabinet viii hf nerDHs
Hnry Tor the President 90 determine
upon his answer a. tho French nmhla-
aador In fact from whit was said hy
members n the cabinet who have CON
suited with the President. ~ seems
practically determined 90 accept the
oncr 10 open negotiations.
n was stated that IN rncctlnE u Hrts
'lcmont some beginning had 90 Do
made. The uffor made today was such
beginning. Nothing could ho known
about the terms on which the negntln.
lions viii Dr. conducted or proposals
10 be- mad until there has been q fur.
mor conference hy those having the
matter IN charge, Secretary Alrfi
again stated when be- l,ft the white
Huur that thIrn would ho nn change
IN The plans nf the campaign. ana that
the war would hp pushed with yirur
Senator Morgan of Alabama Hrnlui
Democratic member NJ thH fnrHlEu rr.
latlnnH committee of the Senate, fna
TiirdH the peace proposition aH h sign of
HuhmlaHlun hy spain "rhr power uf
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% lH plain that there Or nothing tu atop
ua now, short uf the Spanish BORDER
Concerning the terms 90 peace, Su-
ntur Morgan hHH clearly defined liU1H.
"MY nrsi proposition" De- explained
would boz tho complete surrender M
spain NJ 400 territory over which the
has floats This would Include cuba,
Porto Rico, thr Philippine. tho caro-.
iluUH and the inlfuurH. I would make
this surrender the subject NJ a HUpb-
rate and exclusive treaty. I would o..
mnud ~ spain surrender uupuudls
tlonul iu every particular AMI without
any reference 90 what We may wish
% do with thr territory hereafter
would not allow any 'lis nor 'undH'
about lt This treaty should Doc ON such
terms that tho United states can hr
II should boz the nmt proportion oh
which tn base peace.
- would hiHu demand nH one NJ the
hrHt conditions uf peace added ArnaH
tor Morgan. "thr opening ut San duurh
a. all prisoners confined COR political
nngnHUa I would extend this pfupuHI.
tlnn Hn uH GO Include 400 political prlT.
unerH from cuba, Porto Rico ur the
Philippine. u should fee ull who
have been Imprisoned because ut par
tlrlpntun lu the iusufrrgtllu."
after THIS tuAiy covering the SUR
render uf dHmIu.nus and release nj poe
litlral prisoners has been enu.l udHi,"
h. cunilnu. u, would take up wH
matter OF war iui 0multy This clYrr
several topples. some nt which I d. mot
care Go discuss lt this time. lndINlir
u1ly I should want 90 consider tht
matter ~ UH4liur station boo tnH Cts
nary Islands, on thy coast ~ AfrI0l.
Further I would require" HII.u
Senator Morgan, H sI1tau."r FROM