The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-15

and yielding even the honor of Spain"
This causes the Espano to say the minis
try is contemptuous clique. 1t continues:
I'VE contemplate the cowardice on one
side and the villainy on the other. We
bnust be governed by the hernaphrodises OF
Athens. and must hide the tears which
run down the cheeks while the lips curl
in supreme sarcasm. We laugh while our
teeth clench. the BILE turns In our stomachs.
anger heats our blood and the hands In
stinctively seek an avenging weapon"
The Herald and Correo Espano con-
tinue their attacks upon the government,
and the impression which generally pre-
walls Ii that IL an external war is avoided
an internal conflict IL certain.
The Pals. in big headlines, on its front
page, announces: "Infamy disclosed at
Last Shame on the Cuban volunteer"
The paper says:
'As the government imposed silence up
on W. we will speak in the dumb Ian
guage.'
Accordingly the frst page Of the Pals
contains hand signs. reading, Death 10
Traitors"
In its leading article the Pals asks
whether the government Is preparing
another farce by the warlike attitude
OF the council last night"
Continuing. the Pals charges the gov
eminent with having arranged the arms
States demanding Il, the powers promising
in return the safety OF the throne. should
the loss OF Cuba lead to a national up
rising
The Pals also expresses the opinion that
last nights bold attitude of the govern
nsent was only blur 10 Deceive the
people. Later the Pats remarks;
"The message completes SPANS shame.
and unless II IL resented by the minis
tiers. the Americans. being towards. win
bully in the proportion which their OPP
porent humiiiates himself. Blu, McKin-
ley liz mistaken In thinking he knows
Spain because he knows her ministers.
and The error viii cost him dear
A dispatch from Havana to the Pals
SAYS the Cuban volunteers intend pro-
testing against the arm.ssice. and accuses
President Mckinley Of being in league
with the ''separasist junta." adding
Facts have been discovered against
Lee in connection with the Maine ex-
picsion. which the Spanish government Is
afraid TO publish"
nscated and copies were only obtained
surrep,itsousiy II headed it's leading ar
ticte Austrian Gifts" and said;
Easter mas not brought Spain's rasur-
reciton. The passion Is only beginning
ia the garden OF olives. The cruc.axtcn.
however Is near. Judas having given the
traitors kiss
The feeling in Madrid IL stronger than
ever All parties are uniting against the
government. ard there are sinister refer
snces 10 the Austrian" which means
that the queen regent, Who has never been
popular in Madrid. Is rapidly falling into
increased ssisssvor. The feeling against
her majesty Is exssperated by the COM
meats OF the English and French press
or che suggestions Of Emperor Francis
Joseph respecting Cuba.
TIE correo Exrana says:
Gen. woodford ought to have received
las passports on the receipt OF Mckinley's
message bat ,he cawarsiiy government
Only dRres 90 Use fasree agairs; patriots.
crying Viva Espana.
Gea. weyser. the former captain ger-
ersi OF Cuba. arrived in Madrid today.
apparently being called here by the gov
ernment. He WAS met a. the railway
station by Gen. Psas - ful. Uniform. The
governor OF Madrid PROF thited the demon
straticss which tt was proposed 20 make,
and adopted precautionary measures
xhen questioned On the subject Gen.
weyser refused 30 say he was called to
Madrid by the government but he added:
II Rave indeed offered my services to
the queen | consider war with America
inevitable. or Caes il los, TO Spain. I
believe ws~ Is preferable 70 d continual
tsoa OF the prolonged tension between
Washington and Madrid
NIanigh,-Ei Impartial says.
THO government uax.sk not leave II TO
Dan Carries TO take the cad in patriot
tSEs. His manifesto u = strong document.
tribute Ia the national sunecriptsna 10
send volunteers 70 defend Cuba instead OF
sssag his influence - eeuvIiss tie cenn-
try.s