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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06
Ac1lrAL HosrlLIrIEs.

/. Is not Within the province of tails
! message TO nagrate the history o. the Ok :
tleordinary war whseh followed the spanish
declaration Of April q, but brief recital
OF it's more salient features Is appio 1rla.e.
The frat encounter OF the war In point OF
dete. took place April 81, when dstach-
ment OF lhe block ldinG squadron made a
reconnaissance in force at MatanaAs. snclled
the harDor Qualifications and demolished
several new works IN con7iru ;tion.
The next engagement WAS destined to
mark q memorable epoch IN warfare. The
figei iacar Commodore George Dewey Asi
aia for some weeks At Hong Kong. Upon
the colonial pfoclaInlt !on OF neutrality be-
Ing Issued and the Customary twenty four
hours npiice being giyen. IL rePH,pi 10
sasrs bay. near Hong Kong. WHENCE . FRO.
eaedsj 10 he Philippine Islands under ,el-
cgflDh.c orders 20 capture Of destroy The
formidable Spanish fleet ihen asgemb ed AT
MAMA. Al daybreik on May ! the Amer
lean force eltarg1 Manila and cg.or 4 faw
hours engagement effected che l0pll de-
atguction 81 the Spanish Nee. cons Istiug
Of ten Barzhips and transport. bssldes
capturing the naval Daion lad forts Il
Csyfse, thus snnthal9aing the Span ah naval
power in the Pacific ocean and complet sly
controlling tbs bay OF Manila. with tho
abibsiy 10 take the city al Will No a lie
was lost on our SHIPS. the woundei only
numbering seYen. while not vessel wis
materially Injured. For ihas gaIians achieve
nJenl the congress, upon my recommends
lion. fiIy bestowed upon the actors pre-
fernent aud substhapgsal reward.
The effect OF this remarkable victory
upon the spirit Of our people and upon tho
fortunes OF the war was instant, pres
tige OF insinsibilky there attached TO our
arms. which continued throughout the
struggle. Reinforcements were hurr.ed To
Manila under the command OF Major Gen
eral Merritt snd firmly established within
sight Of the capital. which lay helpless be-
fore our guns. On May Z the government
was 3dyised officially Of the victory at
Manila and Of once Inquired OF the com
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rnE sIGNlAI. CORrs.

The signal corps was promptly organized
ana performed service of the most dita~
cult and Important ,,haraeter, It's OPERA
tons during the war covered tae elcctri Il
connection OF all coast Qualifications, tho
establishment OF tclephontc and telegraph :
flc.a tics f.r the camps AT Manila, SAN
tiago end In Porto Rico. There were mn
s'trGettd 800 IN sts CT line at ten camps. thus
fanE.tatilg suilitary movements from these
rcints IN manner heretofore unkuuW IN
military administrator. u c'1 telng apb "
.incs were established and maintained in.
dsr the oasmyS fire at Manila aud later
lie Manila Hong Kong cable was i,.oponoi.
In PcGto Rico cable communications were
opened over discontinued route aud ON
aud the hoadQ Gsrttrs Of the roolmandi,C
officer was kept n telegrariS.c commit; .
cattGn with division comm splntis o. foui
distinct lines OF operation Thrc ,ls
rlacel in Cuban waters a completely CUT
fitted cable ship, with war cables Alt talln
gear suitable both fr the dies rgs.i1l 81
communication belonging to the namy ID |
the establishment OF our own. Two occs1i
cables were destroyed, under the enc +: s
batteries, at Santiago. We day pfsyiU'is
to 81. landing of GsnNral Skaters corps
at Caimanera. within twenty miles Of he
landing pace, cable communicate ~ Mere
established and cable stations oDsde !, 81,
ing dir.cs Comnlub icnt 6m with ,he glvern-
ment at Washington. This service was IN
valuable in directing tho operati1i ~ III No
army and navy With q total force Of ever
1900 the less WAS by disease IN camp and
fed. officers ana men included, only five,
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X senate and Houge of Representa-
'ahulng the added burdens rem
1 !, safy by the war, our people re-
very satisfactory and steadily
~ degree of property evidenced
N volume of business ever re-
n. aauiacture has besr productive,
s'a'' y pursuits lave yielded abun-
H., A4s' labor in the fields CT industry
n ''wAfded, revenue legislation
Y. = The present oonsrsas has in
a. NE treasury's retep TO the
mated BY its au.Le,s, the
ka, ne government haye been sue
\. !, administered. and iis credit adj
4'e tEst rank. while its curren-
a@,loasd.
h, sce u der a common flag
| 4. sAteous cause mas strength
4, SAuanai splrlt and served to ce-
ph ssely than ever the fragernaI
M - every section OF the ncaa-
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\ Recommendations Made as to Government If
"New Possessions
IxANcIAL LEGISLATION is LEFT TO CONGRESS
ntes Very Reference to What Considers pro,er
Course to Pursue-ahy Recommendations are Made for
Legislation Divers Other Subjects, Including
Larger Army Navy.

r. Mckinley congratulations the pp on tho
~ Of his aud rejoicing increasing
49, of prosperity"
IL at length the warning
of reouie
% make followed by
ran,aon immediate the the Maine
anaand OF the MADE TO meet the crisis which all recognized
nations through their
DIT determined to end the
d war anu ,,s - fs asyoed a., n 1a,t, was as asked 10
Of
~ protection
[ war He then reviews briefly the occurrences during actual he.
rhs especial way
the Tho occupation
xun briefly then
commended for patriotic and valuable
fully forth fcm
AAa
tnsDred
laOns
simply being notified mat military governments are to be continued
tie teatof eaceh ratified
MAng themselves in stable government and military government by the
S o continued until such time.
relations with all other Spain been
khindies
Nicaragua
bA rea is
@ waterway nav become an accomplished fact the canal is INDISPENSABLE
expansion of influence and commerce in the Pacific
inimcal
there Indications that Will
exhibit the Paris
dDbhoh American and French greatness
modih the inhibition American fruit
Switzerland
H.saan
exradOn treaties rally recommended order that cmi
p may not be shielded to the eheatdfg OF justice
International to the abolition of the mexican free
recommended
will
time
conclusion
o certain yexatcus
Authority principal maritime that private
be impossible by
gold The subject
legislation commended consideration
maritime corporations engaging in tansporta-
business stated to be matter OF
adequate study be given yell
Rico and Cuba
standing it Is asserted ana au
y askd with the additional authority oil hpo-
neren other citizens
recorded recovered all the
Pacific and the Kansas
The population; work OF tine
rNaht during high praise
Increase III our a
FNh recommended nA hin ne"
s Recommended tha' the R'
nnaarly of distinguished officers
t legislation twelfth census
very is 'ho''e' "''
comment mado this account
R Dawes the Indian Ieofy' u's
n' given providing edueauoha ~es
eaAden he
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DECLARATIONS OF " AN.


AVS of earnest elaboration. du",pg Which
The alrfds; unan 1mous sentm meat OF sour
tody was developed Gu every poil. save as
o the eNped!enty of coupling ihs proposed
lct1sn with &, formal recognition The
eTublic OF Crba Ee the lawful GOV
crnmcat Of that hland--a nropositlon
Which failed OF ad ptlonthe cong esq, nj.
lg conference, on che ltih " Aprl bv q
ote OF i2 TO 50 in the senate and III TO I
N q house CT representatives, pas I'D tie
memorable resolution,
l. That tho p,5p.e of the island OF
Cuba ace aud of r.gal, ought TO be free
and independent.
=. That ~ is the iNuty OF tho Unite!
States to demand and the government
ti II uuitel states does hefo de-
fusrd that I've governments Of spain
once rt.inuulsh its authority aud acN
ernng NJ in Cuba and wl,h irlN its land
aSd naval forces from Cuba and ca
ban waters.
8. That the president OF the United
States be and he Is herr by directed and
empowered to use the entire land and
naval forces NJ the United States Sbd
to call into the active service OF ne
United States dsla militia o. III" suv
elal Stats 10 ,be extent As mas be
no-es as 10 carry these resolutions
no effect.
\. lEEt the tnltft states Us'filY Il
claims any d. sN- siion or IN slt,Nn 10
eNer ise sovereignty, iuris liction CT
ConriA ever said isfSlld r&1g I Tor Tie
rtcliic1tiCn thereof and ASSERTS its d.
u5rn, nuticn, when that i5 accomplished.
~ ,oaye The government ans contlo! OF
hs island 10 It's ps3ple.
7, is rc-'ution was moved by the ex-
cutivc on dse 10th 81 April. y copt Wa:
at once communicated to tAe spansh T. t.
ier at his capital, who fo'lwiih an
i1unaed that his residence III Wdsnine@n
had become impossible and asked for lis
assporIs. which we've g.vm him, He
lrreaepon withdraw from Washipgti ,.
eav'ng tie protection CT Span u in II
SITS in the United states 10 the F'tr oh
amhas dor and the Austria HUNGARIAN
'p'n'ste-.
sim,l areously with rs communication
. tire S an III mir 'ster, GtnarSl Woodford,
he American min's ar at MadrA, was teie-
gaph d confirm 7 ~ OF the text OF the
'otrt rerfrt,dl erI directed 10 coinmnni-
ate % tire r1vernr nj Of Spain wii1 the
formal demsGd that Il az once relinuri9h
2 arth city ana c1vernm9nt IN the slsnd
{ ruba end VIZ dan us forces therefrom,
" mpliug this 6en3p7 Win announcements
r the irfeutians % rs c-yernm nj a. to
the future &C the Hand in c11f1r'ni'y Nith
h 4 u-'h clause of the rsso,ution, and
wing Spain uEcl i-on a. April % u r.
PLY,
Trat d-man'. although az above shown
officially mrde a. own 10 SO Spani ~ en-
voy here was mode nj Ma+rid' Ihe IN
strufti1ns WachC1 General Wo1hi nd on
Ne mrrn'rg Of April 81; but, before lie
oould ra-en NJ X. the Spanish minister q
tshe rrrifiel him N, l,pcn the VI 81 bfnt IS
errr.vrl pf he re pl1ltion he Mo1i a s2V-
eminent recording the act as 'eqhFslent
4. - rod -
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PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
spain Accepted the TerNs Said p~pvn
by the United AfntcH,

by the United states.
Ia tracing these cye'its We are constantly
reminded 81 our cbligations 10 the Divine
Master for His watrhful care nversps and
His safe guidance. for which the Notion
makes revaienl acknowledgements and oilers
humble praise Ter the contlnnance of His
favor. b s.
The annihilation Of ADMIRAL cervera's
fleet followed rs the eapituIatlQu - SAINT
ago. having brought 10 the apsptsh xever)r
ment relizlnc sense o. the haPel eseaSS q
continuing STRUGGLE now beeepe HAp(}y
unequal, il made cvsrturss y eeAee ~
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j ANTf BrLLuM.

BY the Events Leading Up
10 war with spain.
u me relations OF the United
powers, always appropriate,
" q Primary importance in view
e'o1s issues which have arisen
one instance. the ultimats
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rlRsr ACTS or HosTIhTy.

srnfn having aus den,ai ths demand OF
he Un4ed s.aHss and inlma'eI that re-
,atlons rad oes ;ed, oiher powers authorized
by TIE resolutions were usei TO meet nc
contingency of actual war between sos
e,e.gn STAKES. On April g, proclained
a b,ocksde On north coast Of Cuba. lnciud-
Ing ports en- said coast between Cardenas
end Pah.a Honda and the poTt Of Glen
fuagcs IN the south coast Of Cuba: AM m
as'e 23d ] nallol for yolunta9'B TO sletate
The purp.ge II the resOlu-i0ls.
BY my Mosaic OF April g, the cong ess
Was informed. q the situation and Com
mend formal declarat cn 81 tue cHlGtep'e
4 a state Of war between lhe United states
md Span. Ghe congress scc rG'ns'Y voted
on Tire same day the act a29;)yad April ~,
S9s, declaring The ex!sa. nee Of such war
from and lno'rfng the 21at DAY Of Apail
ar1 rs-enactsd thu provlss9n Of tho ieAo,
,,at' an q April 20 dtTe-t.ng the pres efnt
o gse all ers armed forces OF Inc Natio3
. cA,ry tn at INTO effect,
Due Notification III the ex!stence OF the
wsr az afcsenid was given April - by
teloaI5rh 10. all governments with wlieh
h. CnEed Naiee maDtai1s relas -. ~
rdcr ihst THAR neutrality might be as
AIRED durtng the War. II e var oIS gov
Iilnleris RESPONDED w..h ORDINATIONS 81
rsapsraHty, each after its oXn methods
II u not among the least gratifying ic-
aidfnis ~ In struggle faat iht obllsl~H"g
a. nfiaraiiiy were iinpariillf liscna. Esl
1y all. often under dIlcase and dffcuit
sroumst3ness. IN further iuifiiimea- CT
ig,ernat5cnal dltty, issueh. April 70, 0
Dra.ifmation announcing he treeim@n.
protosa1 20 - accorded 80 vess Is 1f 4
her csfEsss as TO bloekiie contrlbabd.
he exerciae Of the ussiSA II ssa'sl and the
immunity OF nertral fla,;s AMI atuir1a
~ fl.U A
'an-,t5on was ma 70 By The span ~ foy-
rrlniefgt. In the conduct 4 Lostilit1ss the
uIe n The declarations OF "a ~. .H,lui.i s
qbstentFa OF privatterring, have accord
ine,y betn ebseryed by bath beliissren;s
ftforgh neither was party to that de,
'aratlon.
INCREASE IN ARMY AND NAVY
Our country utus after a. interval Of
hsaf century Of peace with all nal.' ~,
found itself in conflict with a foreign enc
al a 4 hg
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city The capitulaiion embracBd fh1 ~
iiie custern end OF Cuba The fIuub6f ~
Spanish soldiers surren,lefed was 13.cVo, -
Of whom we're subsequently, conveye4 40
Spain ~ the expense OF lne United 8Itkos.
The story cf this successful c1mpkton %
told N the report OF ;h- secretary Of w4x.
which will be latd before vow TIE ife4-
vldual valor Of officers and soldiers was'
mover more efrikinxly snown than 10 eho
several engagements icadtp& to the SUR
ref.icr OF StntiaSo while the prompt
movements Of These successive victories
those who gained this complete triumph,
which established the ascsndoncy Of he
Tinted States on sard. as the fight OF San
iiago had Fixed oar supremacy on the seas
the earnest and lasting Sratisude 81 the
Na,ion Is unsparlngly due. Nor should we
alone remember the gsliantry OF the living:
the deal claim our tears and our losscs BY
haislc and disease must cloud any sxulta-
;ic, at shc result, and teach VI TO depl,re
tho swfal cost OF war. however yighttul
the cluse or signal the vicsosy.
OCCUPATION OF PORTO RICO.
With the fan OF Santiago the occupst'on
OF Porto Rico became the next strategic
ncccsss;y GSasml Miles had previously
been assigned TO organize an expedition
for that purpose. fortunately he was all
| rcady at Santiago. where he had arr!ved on
June IL VITA reinfolcements for General
Shaftor. Wish tAcse troops. consisting Of
5000 infantry ana artillery, two companies
o, infantry and signed corps. General Miles
! lett Santiago ON the o1ss. having transports
conveying the reet ttndet Capt,tn II ggin-
son. With tho Massachusetts tilagsh.p).
| ia.N+e, TlSucssfeg, 2taiuust, .ne IND later
cSnrying troops. The expsaition landed nj
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