Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

Am .rlcau control HI hNNNINi-l.u ui inf [
ptiiipnIusa was an iudisp.uaauie coudi-
i ''' XII down as thu basis Cor peace
,.-,ii,tIons. % was practically certain
ks spaulsh government would NOT ace
"a. Z, This condition, hut would rather
d.fsrminr to continue ih' W1t
a. 10 the other peace c'nd. tons un-
dlretsld Co have boon d,. 10y thn
cabinet today, mos. VINO .,' nnlr
IN iGdse tho disposition. ~ 10 spanish
,.,.Grf.fi.nt fOHi that while these terms
I r1ib.r hafd. they DO nod pre- boo
y insurmnuntuble barrier tH DO
~ t.stnrHtIuu " peace. tnu while
more IL mo authority Tor SAYING spain
,.ouid accept th.a. terms ana fUtIt'
t-.r, Cuha and Porto Rico. iu.rn d.
lI"i. I.dir,fIsn That she would Yield
t5tbor than TO continue n d'aaHii1ua
VIZ, An. nurs The Philippine au-
- - D.. ~ d. mitch concern fU the
I ararish government as 10 Dr. o. thr
{ American cabinet just now, uld ihDro
I b. ryfn greater int.ftfnc. on ih' cone
] ,typstion nf the spanish flV r''rniF
I ,,.sr th,s group than there Dr. over 40
NOR ynlnabie Islands ot cuba aui
Ii'I ala. also. that he failure 60
d,,,,pd Il money Ind unity VIII hU nu-
prsriaicd by th' spanish authorize 1f
nu art NJ noble rercfusliN hN ih' NI.-
/
tho government 20 @ compliance W'h
I the other terms laid down.
CABINET OFFICERS DIFFER
Nov York. July ao-A special q thr
/ T.mrr from Washington Says III has
/ bon said thai thorl werC nine 0p.u-
IONS touching she rhilpWuDs in me
] eabinrt-6nc Tor the President ami
ono Tor each ~ hs official family.
I When 10 came go the turn W The M me
/ brra NJ iho cabinet 60 help ihH Prrsi-
] dent out 1f thH Philippines illieuliy,
Secretary Day was lu favor ~ rrl1in-
InF only C1fflnE station. srert ttff
g6gs was OPPOSED Co. holding anything
] NbItavor. Secretary Wilson would hold
everything and d IS ihH allied powers
t1 OLDEST Secretary Smith preferred
io hold tuz1u and assert protector
/ afr over ihf other islands 90 secure fair
/ government o. them from spain. Ser-
I Rotary ulIa ihnuhi that q c1nllnr ft1-
/ i'1n 40 sublg Ur some other port would
answer and there were other m1dIn-
. cations ~ these Views, an given So ,ho
I ~. Ident Tor what they were worth
/ before the cabinet meeting ~ Oh.
m1rfur was over % h.e1s'r evident
I that the Philippine question was uIn
I that had been forvl Tor termination
/ long before the cth.uot was ready for
] DO. The Onrr f1f peace was unCNpeCt-
\ fA anu hN|NN UNN nos N'NW INV NINr
/ l.mnary Thought about thD future ui
the Islands that ouEhi 90 have been
given in lG
AZ che afternoon meeting &, soon be-
I came lNirni that There would Doc an
Agreement rithHr il hold thr Islands aH
q group ur 60 De- Satisfied with a c0al-
luE station ana guarantees o. the
| illlppIuDa hat M rrvonHH Tor their rec
I hpllnn ana objection 30 uppr'wIlu
There should not DE- series w MUIR
d0rs on The parade uf Manila AFTER She
war was over
Not a syllable about the c1iilng sta
tlln at The Ctnarics or In tfr Modit-
iruangan was surEcsicd. That may
I como later. should the nrFt attempt
OBJ SECURE peace be unHucco rsfui and
che United States be- compelled %
Indulge In further expense AZ SPANS
There g. no doubt. n strong lnclina.
ton 90 take an Island ~ the Philippine
Group, ,raln American ways within ID
; and bee what ~ Influence upon neigh
. boring Islands VIII b.. Hut there D. nu
% a. ms What would happen tn the
10 others 10 LuE1n were taken by tho
% lt'trd States An the powers that arH
y Miirhins and worrying loot lhH rUluu
%. ihl'u by tho United States ANA
\ WlI. if.r 90 the world. might fall 0n
Z lhr "ih.u ana divide them w in order
iu balance things
Tl. taking ~ coallnr station In tho
Islands, either ON LuElu. Miudauo or
Z lHnHNl, ana Tho Abandonment 81 the
prnp'' nElin o. spanish oppression and
W|Hf.rrrnment would not be- attlHfnc-
iHiN i1 The people ~ this country nor
il ihu Senate. The President knows
lhtt 10 o. not only desirable. hut 100 "a
.1fE' measure essential On make o.
] treaty that viii receive two-thlrdH ui
ih' votes In 'thc Senate. Ana before
That treaty gets sn Ear that. perhaps
iu Dec rejected, Spain VIII have patched
l un some sort uf urrHnWy mont Ca Cums
pIlglin matters 10 nor advantage.
] one furErHiinn made 90 member nj
ODE cabinet today. and perhaps by him
mentioned IN the meeting this after
noon, was that the Philippine question
could hs postponed hv HtlpulHtinr in "a
agreement Tor peace that until the
question ~ Indemnity N decided. tn
| united states VIII retain ~ control of
tho Islands. This might be eNncted M
an assurance % good faith ny spain M
lh promises 90 nay soon ana 20 provide
good government Tor the Philippine.
later ~ ~ sald that there was no favor
shown Tor eny form u Joint occupation
and control.
There remains 10 be nrr1ngod sam.
nlnu about the cessation ~ hostuliles
pending the negotiations. The admin
ls'rai'lu knows that n must make iha
conditions NJ negotiations very strong
and protect Itself hv maintaining d
status uup until the dCnnitlve treaty 4
completed. This viii keep tho b'lckndf
N cuba intact continue IN their posi-.
lions The troops IN eastern cuba ana
Porto Rice. and leave Admiral Dewey
ana cen Merritt nndlsturhod IN thelr
uusstFHlnn - Manila.
Under thoHn circumstances n h ba.
lIrvod hv members NJ the 1lmlrIstr,.
Hon thu; Snrln viii dell with flIrnoa,
n she ~ mot hv diplomatic agants moi
utterly lns1ph'stlentel
Mauiit Not Attacked.