The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-28
;,;yp Statement in Regard to
the Matter Comes From
Washington.
,;r "a H. Informed Present
Coalitions in Cuba Cannot
Continue.
, Ear \, known No Definite
nate Has Been Determined
pom.

u v,,rryG-oN, March .5.-It can be
.,,J N POSITIVE information, that
n. rr,.rauent viii. /; indeed 1t has
S.,a1-,.!y Gone -. inform Spain that
h r-u.t.a an~ now existing III Cuba
&ay, become n,olcrab.e - the people
hi, untry, and that hostilit'cs on
,,,o3ra. close. Tais policy is
! G.,c.. .ur with the views OF the
kr,.. II. IL expressed III his last mes
A. ;,t5u.,. S, On Dec. 4. In that
ka.,>, -a SAIL:
IL II yar'ians given TO our now
ka.ns.u. t. SPAN b,'urc hi, departure
tl.A.> lo, directed HIM - impress
|tiga ;.at -o>ernment the >.-sarc wish
/. Inc United states to lend its aid
kHa.G d. ending OF the war IN Cuba.
Eg..4e..u, 4 peaceful and lasting re-
IT,. jus. ana honorable alike TO Spain
b.. u to oaban people. These III.
E'tec'.an- rrei,ei the character and
t.~..0a o: to conflict. the widespread
.5.>., l,.turall,. the burdens and re-
|s'!aAi, j; imposes upon US. with con.
f., disturbance Of national interests
|aG4 tae INJURY resulting from an indefi.
~ continuance OF this state OF things.
y .at.9n was proposed to which tho
,f m
|cl.l attach, and indeed. precise pro.
losas We're withheld to avoid embar.
.4N@ea, To that government.
After rpcltng the substance OK
|s4iA rcp.y. received on Oct. % last,
f. President says:
lAc immediate amclioratlon OF ex.
haAI conditions under the new admin.
.Ea'.on Of Cuban affairs is predicted.
|iaa tAercwlthal tho disturbance and
o. occasion OF any change Of attitude
~ '"' la-t of the United States.
hasn't Changed for the Issstcr.
s.Ace the delivery Of this message
"'deAee has accumulated showing b0-
'O-' question that the promise made
W 'aali II The new administration to
s"e'e the conditions III Cuba. have
NV Deem fulfilled or accomplished. On
W sohifary the evidence which has
''V0oi IN" president shows conclu.
.'e'y The situation is daily becoming
.'ie serious In view of these facts
=. .-s government has decided to take. il
! !, '''' hal already taken. definite action,
- :. '"'ofming Spain that. while dis
s"'nS any interest other than that
's"'a by sense OF honor and JUS
), - 70 stricken and starving people,
nus insist that hostilitics be brought
:" Speedy termination.
h., ~ lar as known. no specific date has
J, 'A AAed within which the war must
!. ~ D' minated. but it is believed that II
! ."o purpose Of the administration not
t1 = rt INli' OF any unnecessary or extend
n,,, LAY 1t is known in high Official
IN ,n, ' mat many Of the people highes
les' "u''iority III Spain, including mem
vaa. VI the ministry, are extremely
wo',, OF tho conflict in Cuba, ane
All" willingly accede to any reason
ora.. .e'his Tor a settlement OF tho whole
nua d''oh by granting to Cuba her indie
onn's;a' va'' on an indemnity basis. Thu
,ac,; ,1rGs'''oh to this plan comes from th'
is,r,,,s opposed to tho present admin
pros oh' who demand extreme meas
tho :, = necessary. to retain control o
vb,, sand. In view Of these facts
mm, VIII be the answer to our de
"''S cannot be foretold.
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